The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 05, 1901, Image 7
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HAPPENINGS OF INTER E81 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHER WLSE."
FOU SALE?A flue u-ih-h cow Apply
to D. F. Gilliam.' Union Cotton
Mills Dtpaitmeut Stoie. 27 tf
Mr. L. G. Young has gone to
Gleon Springs as Thk Times' raprogentative
at the mooting of the Htute.
I'ress Association,
The Ilev. Cross w?l MeUee, of Granville,
S. C., will anive today to assune
ine ounes.nr rtctor or me en m en <>r
Nativity at Union. He Is a son of Mr.
Alex AJcDee, the popular solicit in#
agent oft lie Southern Railway Rt-v
* MolVe lias just completed his education
at a theological st-minaiy of New Yoik.
Quite a crowd left Union on ti e <ail>
morning train for Spartanburg yesteiday
to p. rticii*ate in the fesiiviies of tie
glorious fourth in that city. The McUaurin
apeak jug and a grand pigeon
shoot were among the ept-oi il features of
the day. The tiain pulled two or three
extra loaches.
The editor was kindly shown
through the box making department
k Qf the Excelsior JCnjt-ting Mill. It
^ Was a revelation to us. We had no
Idoa how these boxes were made.
They are making them by the thousands
and there is a whole room full
of them of every color and trimming
imaginable. They are as neat and
pretty as one can tied anywhere.
Magistrate Bates, of Jonesvillo, has
an unusual case before him. It is
T ported that a few days ago Mr
Kd Rochester and Miss Muttie Million
ran away and were married by
Mr. L. K. Litth-john h Notary Public.
T ic father of the girl is very wroth
and he indicted Mr. Rochester for
Enticing his 14 year old daughter
away and marrying her. He 1ms
ajso inducted the Rotary Public for
performing the eereniony. Mr. Koch
ester is not yet 10 years of age. A
preliminary hearing will be had before
the magistrate,
Here in a Good Yield.
Mr. G. . Ilya't exchanged 30 l>uahfl>
of cotton net d for 800 poin ds of guano
11a put tnis guano on 2] acres? Hand
* !? d eowid J bushels of wheat. lie haLiireelttri
from this planting 5*2 busheh
of w h? at. He hays his col ton seed would
l ot have given him near such a yield us
|t<m iiheri mm manure It is nji'Ch tin
better plan to exchange your ae<d ( r
v_ fertilize! at the oik mule.
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The new organ for th?? First Math' - m
1 i-4' church has arrived and lias been s* 111
in position It. is a handsome instrn- n*<
mem and has a melndinm tone witl
plenty of volume It is fifty's best make n'
I' is equivalent to $2,."><j0 pipe or*an or
The musical committee are delighted br
with it. hti
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Cotton It looms.
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The Pea Ridge section takes the
en Ice this year on bringing in the ^
fifrit cotton blooms. Mr. J. G. Fobsett,
of Fossetts, brings us a bloom W(
some days old and u colored man by g0
name of Harris, of Kelton, bringe j.
one red one, and had several more in ^
sight. Vou will have to get a hump tj(
on yon, friend Tobe, if you get the
hrst bale in this year. p
Baptizing Sunday. at
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At the morning services at the First
Baptist, church lust Sunday there were
JU applioaiits for tiiemliersiiip baptized, NJ(
IS of whom were fern des. Thechuioh
was cowded to i ssea1 ingrapacity. '1 lioi '''
Uipt./i >g took place after close of tlie ^
inomii g smivico. Two more were bap- ,e
ti/?d at night and one Wednej-diy night. m
This aoq ii-ii on is a resujt of the protracted
m eting that, had been in p?ogress l?
the week befute, of wtijph mention was
made in our laat issue, u
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Aetna Will Pitt in Looms. to
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The management of the Aetna Cot- di
ton Mills have decided to put in ?t
looms, and will weave a line grade of w
goods, something that is not being ?
done by any other mill in the State. b
The dimensions of the building is,
main building, 80 feet wide by 290 "
feet long, a portion of which is to be. J5'
three stories. The boiler and engine M
rooms are 41 by 80 feet, 'i he capa- j(i
qity of the mill- will be about 1100
looms and 10,000 spindles. The p,
work is being pushed rapidly along r,
under the efficient management of p
.Mr, .J. B. Smith, supt. of construe- o
tion. lie is a hustler jrf the' iiil^l >1
building buSiness'j fie is as familiaf 9
with every de^alj as a' qchoftl hg|y i?
with hig alphabet, he ia kind and
considerate with his hands, and by
gaining their respect and pstpem tq
b^gin with ho pan get more work done n
than the average man, ?"d keeps p
everything running as smooth as well h
balanced machinery. e!
M rn lionlnnim* 4-rfc .
V VVVMFSX,W M. V WVfjlllllllig 1 \J nut lilt? |,1
hill In the rear in every cjireetiqn. q
Fifty operatives houses wl]l he built n<
at onue. Mr. Sorter says he expects ii
to have the roof on by the 'first part tl
of August, and will have the mill
ready to work tho prosent crop, some f\
time this wiuter, unless something k
slips. Mr. Sartor, the president, is ti
a natural hustler,, and we look for
him to make his mark la the mill ]<
circle. t<
Going to Lick the IC'litor.
One of our most, esteemed lady
ends sends tt* a warning and it is
out to this clTeet. She is coming
town soon, and slio will not have
en here long until there will bo a
ked editor groping around in our
octuin. As an cxolanation of tliU
rrible threat she savs she has tr'ed '
r remedy for yetting rid-of flies, I
iblished last week* Well, when we '
nd what was going to happen to us,
r brain began to work at a lightng
speed trying to figure some way
get out of town in ton" to miss i
is attack. She eruoMy kept hack t
e dute of her expected visit and we f,
>re on pins. Hut when we nr yred N
the explanation that sh-- had 11 i> ri t
r fly remedy, we lmigh-d a*.d w L
igh d, we just hent d?>ubl ( and t
Ligbed. We, reujeiiiberi'd nir own
perience with the concocti >n and
> laughed some more It was too
od to kepp and we went in and told
e printers about it, and called time
r a few minutes, and stopped the
nderous wheels of progress?that
u know have their headquarters in
in Times office?so we could all
ugh, well we laughed until we felt
e briny tears flowing, and wo could
t find the ofllce towel to wipe our
seeing eyes, as the devil had prob
ly used it last to knock the soot
t of the stove pipe, and had stood
up in the corner somewhere, so we
d to shut olf that current and turn
the other, the business one. But
ly were we laughing. Simply house
we then knew we were not the v
ly fish in the creek. It is funny
w a fellow don't like to be alone ll
u Know. And then we were joyous
cause we could not be held pereony
responsible for that fly business, |
it was signed "Sue," as any one
n plainly see, and Sue is the re- I
onsible part}*.
But as to the receipt, wo are a G
nd cj biped that does not believe
advising any one to try what ho v
es not care to try himself. So
ion we got home after printing that
exterminating receipt, wetold our
tter half about it and the news was
yfully received. We at once began
eparing the concoction. A nice
;sh egg was broken into a plate,
d, we began to at once envy the
r's meal, so far as that egg was
ncernod. It was beaten into a nice
:?th, and our litile girl tried to per- i
ade her mother to make a cuke?
id it was a pi I y to give that to the I
es. But we had set. out to do those
es and we would not hold up, next |
mt in n good table spoonful of
igar, woll beaten I tell you it i
eked templing. We could see the
es sitting around on the ceiling, apirently
looking on with interest,
lilo their mouth's fairly watered to f
t at that place, they began to get ,
lpatient to give it a try, and we
uld hardly persuade them to wait
ii :4- r.. 1 v ? 4 .t -
ia wc j;ut ii/ iiAru. uiunu i nt* j
utonful of nice rich butter milk,
ul lastly the spoonful of pepper
jr little one still loik'ng on re- !
arked that if there was nor uu'oe so
uch pepper in it she thoug it it
miI?I be good fried.
We finally got the moss beat up
cely, and glancing around our little
le asked us if we wanted to get that. !
oooi ready. Hut we saw it. w 8 I
indy. We covered up things on the 1
ble so the flies would not drop in <
when the death scene heg-?n We '
t the plate with tho e\rerininator .
a oonspicuous plane, and a number J
flies who were lassily loafing around t
lat territory flew up and made a t
rcle of inspection over the plate, <
e could not help feeling a little
irry for the poor little things when '<
iey, seemingly saii-lied that the
lingwas not loaded, gracefully sotpd
down around the edges, and Mm
ly marched up and took a taste. i
hey seemed to tie agrcealily Mil p ise
hey theu rolled up their sleeve*
id went in with their bill* up to their ]
'es and got a good swig of it. A deleit
ion was at once sent <-lt to spread tie
*W3 to the battalion and they were not
dw iu responding. Soon the edges of
lat plate were covered with a swarm of
s, and I don't reinendiei to have ever '
en anything eat wi'h as rnuc'i .-etiniiig
ili h as those Hies did It acltitll.v |
ade ine iumgiy lo see tlieui eat. \\> t
itientlywatcli.il for thei|eu<i tin-* part i f .
ie business, hut they f-eeoi d to have j
k> good a thing, and did not even have t
me to die. So we geu'ly sat it to one i
le to disturb them as littlp as p 'ssih'e, i
ul called for our dinner, we never like '
see a gixid thing going on without i
adlng In to help push it along. Af er '
nner we t.->ok another loos at the o'ate I
id the exterminatoryi and the rl-es '
ho were allb i*dv enffa'ed and i-hj-ect- 1
I to even bo distuibed. We 8aw we 1
id no use for the broom yet
When we went home that night the
es had ac* dally cleaned up that whole
ni.ooction and were licking the plate (
?tween the #rains of blank p^piier, <
hi'eo Ii-m8 l'x?k?d up wis.fully as if
'Tiffing ior nv-re.
While it might lie trulv said that the
reparation i* go >d for lies, we nannot
c minwnd ft as au exterminator of lue
tile puts Wo wotih^ si/gge-it s\-< i
iu-h more etfefci ^ve ret^-dy ip cati U |
il*' *s and ta^e a pair of- S"i-,8ors and j
ip < ihejr beads, then I p n the head , :
4 Pimn<1tnfi%
Mov. Mr. Oreeoh was the iiappy
ppiplont of a grand pounding by the
nople of Lock hart last week, lie
aan t? aono a tiling out. ot the way
ither. But then people w|l| someipes
tal^o a nation to pound :i fellow
pan th" slightest provocation, and
DaifiUmPS without a moment's warnlg
to t.ho victim. But judging from
lie broad smile upon the benign
ountenanco of our highly esteemed
Mend, he seems rathor to onjoy- this
ind of thing, and if all reports uro
rue of what those good people poundd
him with, ye editor would not. oh)Ct
to a like dose, but the p >or edijt
usually gets the other kiud.
HERE IS
Just as good for Fo
:harged Twelve D(
DEXTER MATTRES
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We've Got J
EIGHT DOI
This saves you*four dollars to b
DON'T TAK
}et the Dexter people to furnish or
s not as go >d we will pay for both,
There is no economy or use
-urnishing Line when you have
Jnion. Ma guy.'no advertisements
lon't do business for fun, and we live
could not save the purchaser lri
THI5 I
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We stand ready to prove e1
s-cd to and bring catalogues,
furnishings and *\;e will show you i
prices with others, it always termii
ight and we treat our customers ri
BAILEY m
South Carolina Military Academy. 1
< illiee Chairman Hoard <>t' Visitors. I
Charleston, s. July !?, 1|. |
Yaeaneies iu Boneliciary Cadctsliip - xisi
as follows in tlit* counties named: I ??
\iken. (1) one; Beaufort. ( h ??no; Herk- 1
ev, (11 <>ne: Charleston, (h one: lair- .
ield. t,') one; Florenee, (1) one; (teonec, !
I ir e; Orangeburg, il) one. Sumter, <I) /
no: Cuion. (1) one; W'Uiiainslinrg, (I) ^
o,
A |ij>1 ientiitii blanks, with ueeomputiy- S
itvr not ructions, may he obtained fruin
lie County Superintendents of kditi-u- I
ion. These applieations, tilled out in |
very particular, must he in the hands
>1 the Chairman bv the 1st of \ngust. y''C.
S. tiADSDKN. f
.'Tilt, Chaniiaii Hoard of Visitors.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
A.n Tnprenious Treatment by -which
Drunk -r s are Ho ttff t'urea Daily
in Spite of Themselves.
STo Noxious Dobos. No Weakening
of the Nerves. A Pleasant and
Positive Ouro for the
D-quor Habit.
It is now generally known and tin- ^ j
lerstood that Drunkenness is a disease
...,1 A * 11 ? 1 ...:n.
i it i i.wi nv?niivno. V 111 If* I 11 1 I
Miis.iii, and neyvoti completely shattered
iv iH riudifml or 0011 stunt use of intoxi- "y
ating Ilpuots, requires an antidote can- $
ible of neutralizing and eradicating tins I
toi.son, and destroying the wiving for in- 1
,orican(s. Sufferer# may now core them(plvei*
Ht hmuo without publicity or loss
)f time from business by this wonderful
'HOME GOLI)CUKE" which has been
perfected after many yours ot close study
1 ml treatment of lucrbriutos. The faith
fill use according to directions of this
wonderful discovery is positively guaranteed
to oiiru^ ihu most obstinate case,
no matter bow bard a drinker. Our
records show the'mirvelous transformallon
of thousands of Drunkards into '
sober, industrious and upright men.
WIVES CUKE YOUR HUSRANDS!!
CHILDREN CUKE YOUR FATHERS!
This remedy is in no sense a nostrum
but is ft specific for this disease only,
and is so skillfully devispd and prepared
that it is tbo\ft'oyhly soluble and
pleasant pi fho Wdo, so that it can be
ip a iatp of tea or colTco without
the Knowledge *of the person taking it.
Thousands of Drunkards have cured
Iho'OM'lvea with this priceless remedy,
and fix many more have heen cured ami
made teuijKirato men by having the
'CURE" administered by loving friends
and relatives without their knowledge
in coffee or tea, and believe today that
they discontinued drinking of their own
free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be
deluded by apimrent and misleading
"improvement." Drive out the disease
at once and for all time. The "HOME
OOLDCIJRE" is sold at the extremely
low price of One Dollar, tints placing
within reach of everybody a troatment
more effectual than othors costing $2"> to
ViO. Full directions accompany each
package. Special advice by skilled physicians
when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the
world on receipt of one <loll:ir. Address
Dept. 1 KDWIN 11. GILES A COMPANY,
2830 and 2X12 Market. Street,
Philadelphia. Cl
All correspondence strictly confldental.
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ni:x mattrkss.
ust as Good or
LLARS AN!
uy a good Iron Bod or a
E OUR WO
to of tit fir Debtors and \v
in sending off your nmnc
the cheapest in nket in t
and c italoe lies are made
ive never seen a pe-ee of
un 10 to 2d per cent. on.
s NO
eery assertion that we in:
, cut prices a id "a ?y <
Lit it we moan business,
nates in our fovor, for our
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WATCHING YOU
a in Street,
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I pose?you find it in ev<
BU low shoes in Calf, K id, '1
|gk\ Sold by UNiOP
^^^,50 $
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own and Bridge
Work a Specialty.
ETHING
ss. Y?? have been
ifty Cents for the
frWb Hi
Better for
3 A HALF.
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spring and a pair of pillows.
RD FOR IT.
e will furnish a <;Kex" and if it
v for ponds in tlie Household
he United States right herein
to catch suckers. These people
goods in our line coaie here that
JOKE.
ike ami adc all who are interdM
thing" pertaining to House
We like to compare g >odg and
' goo is are right, our prices are
UMBER CO.
j THE SUN
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On Handsomer, More
I Stylish, More Com|
fortableor More Durj
able Shoes than
XFORDS
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OR TAN.
Shoe Co.
IR SHOE INTEREST.
Union, S. C.
firicluj
pon the Hcrrick Shoe
j quality and workmanie
name of that old and rerrick
& Co., of Lynn, Massa. \\\
erling merit and honest pur- \\i ?3
;ry pair of the Derrick Shoes. ll\^|
he verylatest stylesin highanri |J Bg
"an, Patent iV Enamel Leathers yl
f/lcs to select from? T
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Union, S. C,