The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 12, 1901, Image 5
Don't Go Ta
B
GO Where Goods
JQ With such
BOBO'S cause a
The greatest
sea shore is 1
you can sp
But if you we
CET IN
GO Where you will strike
TO your dollars will she
r.
Bqbo'S *umb'eover^
. He will tell
About tl
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M-W.
Local Schedule for Passenger Tra
TRAINS FROM OOLUMniA.
Arrive 9:15 a. m. Depart 9 15 a
" 1:40 p.m. 44 2-oop
TRAIN8 FROM SPARTANBURG.
Arrive 11 :U7 am. Depart 11 ' 7 ?
14 7:10p.m. 44 7 :Hitp
Local News Not
Put Together For Ready Refer
Gathered Here and Thnre
l. Our Man About Town
Wo insert. local linos for the ?d
tising merchants ut 5c por lino,
insertion. S^o por line for non
vertisers.
( Whit. in tho nation has b-<0111
Mrs. Nation?
f Mrs. M. W. Cooper is sjiet ding a t
with relatives in Spat lanburg.
| Mis. F. G. Austell has returned i
a visit to Ler inolher ui Greenw
S. C.
( We arc plea'ed to say that ui! 1
heard of no serious casualties of
k Fourtli in Union.
" 1 Mrs. V. R Del'ass and children I
!goi e to Waynesville to spend a nn
ill tile land of the sky.
I FOUND?A pistol The owmr
pet it by proving properly and pa
I expenses. Apply at tliis iliee. *2
" There isoue n an who is nnver a
; to give good down weight whet II ,i;
'order. It is the druggist tilin g a
f script :on.
' Tho Southern seems to lie doing a
' Ibusiness along this portion of then
IT. A.. ?-. I.. .... .. -
i nny i mj iirin i y iiiiyt? niA
coaches to iheir trains.
I Makiiikd at. the ruanse July 7. 1
Mr V\ ill Hugirms, of Asheviile, N
and Miss Dora flames. ??f Union. I
I A. It. Jennings < fticiating.
Mr. J. J. Warren has rented
IhUekainit h and wnod*?hop ndjoi
Spiller'a stable, and will be gl?,
see ail ir need of horseshoeing o
/ fpair work.
| Mr. If.'G. Bailey informs us thi
twith a party of 'ome ten men enjoy
fine cattish stew on the fourth of
and says We ought to have tvenal
well we would cei tainly have ei.jojt
treat, butiteeems that every thing e>
Easter Sunday tries to come on Tl
day, and that lets us out.
*
Tho 533 Shore
are selling QQ
a rush as to JQ
i breezy time. BOBO'S
9
attraction at the
bhe water, where
lash and swim,
int to .
THE SWIM
the flood tide and GO
id tears of joy as they Tn
le bargains he has to ?ffer 30' S
you
iem next week.
BOBO.
lillS.' ' ' '' Arthur has ad 1 d v*-ty much
| *?? the ahea*t\ alt-active ap^r art i c<-of
Il'is home t.v |iii!iiur down a een.nit
wdk liom his fnnt jfaie to 11 e poreh.
i. hi | and iiiiiMii'H st pteltj niiumer house it
hi* fiout v:ir<i.
. rr. I'i'V Mr Massabeau has just hurl tin
i. m (pouch yard ' at the M-ohrdist churel
?? c'eaied "ff nicely and nil ruhlish. gias
ami wrids removed. Tin* ll iwers in tin
| fiout jaid are hloomi'iif and present a
vnrv aitiactive appearance.
Pllft
Wf ha 1 sever il l"ea1 showers Moi.da>
, which cooled off the atmosphere to .
* areat extent. The first, shower came m
veiv suddenly as if j? had tieen pnni>e
town. I'nele Dick Gist, said it canm
ver like it had lieen shot out of a cannon.
Mr. W. 11. Walter, formerly ticke?
-ad as.ent and opeiat-n- sit tlm "southern rail
roan oinre tare, 11us arei-p'erl h sit ua'ioi
f,I in the office of ilu? Union Cotton Mills
Mr. 1). M. B?denbaujth, of f*l?Mvood
( r?a.. has been appointed ticket agent ami
u o)ieratnr at Union.
The County Normal School for colore*4
ro1' teachers will be held- in Union, S. C..
'' for one mouth beginning .Inly "2'2. and all
o'ored teachers in Union and adj ?iniw?
inn counties are expected to attend. Prof
tl>- W F. Holmes hao been appointed to
conduct iIn* name.
,,,v' Mr. W. A. E. Black ?avs that ha and
mil scvu'inl of the Union boys made a (-.deb
of catfish at his stain/on the fourth, and
cm key hail tlie bitterest kind of a time.
\it't More fir>h than 'hev knew what to do
7-21 Willi. lie hays le is iming to fix it sn
9Kc %v*' Ve? to enjoy or.e before loop.
That's wood news, sure.
|?tr- \vr|. h id t.h* pleasure. of shak'iu* handf
wi'h our old ftiend Mr II P Mel'herpriav
s >n, ? ho s'npprd over lu-tween trains
line Prlda> on his way to Spartanhnrj? Mae
liftei says of all the pi.ires ho has h uicrht cott
!;e 1 .its nev? r been t-> ii place lie like'
r.01 a- well as Union. We would like t
? h o-p Mae lnck on our maikeit. fl
lit v k-eps tlii as hot. where he is buying.
OKKK'R OK 1> U HXROY.^ec of
.. At'sriv T* x . yov. 21. '000
T h">*'e T ) M fT*?? t 'a IVbtittv I ..
,,lrH |>*??ijfi rerred* a*d *id for inv teethii g
id t< h'ldreii VVh"it mv n'dext t?r>v win a
r rP t>ethi?g child eveiv succeeding day
erred ns 'hat wp would lufv'flWv 1n?e
' im i hum ?>*> nt?on Tkrtiusa. and
>d h? u-gan a' nupc administering to him.
rvH and i* ?rnp">wm?nt wn? marked in 24
, and fu?m that d:?V on he rrC"ptfrti?er1
T have constantly kept. it
and u-ed )t since with my children, and
d iIn iiavM taken great pleasure in sounding i?s
[( ..])t o aise.s Of all in ?theiR of young children.
I found it invaluable even after the
" ' j teethij'g iieiiod was pns<ed
Mllb I). II. IlAULiV.
Moved to Adaiusbtirj*.
The big ein plant of Carlide 'vhtrh
was bough' s<?in wffks ago by \fatsrs
Jolin Smith, W. E Thomson at.d oth*o*.
is twin; taken down and removed to
Adamshiuir where it will Is-rebuilt on
the Lock ha it tailroad near Mr K. M
Adam's residence. Nfr. Adams and Mr
F. It. Cndd aie moving and rebuilding
the plant.
if is Horse,
. We regret to learn of lUv. Ibtvs
11 ticks" miifotluiiH in losing Ins holslast,
Sunday morning. lie liati an apponitnn-ut.
to preach at a church souwdi.stance
from his home at .Jonesville
Ho wont to get. his h ?rse and f..ir.d thai
it was gone. Ho did not have time !
hunt for the liorso and meet his appointment,
so he liorro\v?d a hoise and weq>
to his appointment Upni his return
his horse was found to have fallen inn
an old unused well and was dead. I'
was a eonsid^iahle loss and Mr. Mucks
has our symp.ity.
J. S. Smith Dead.
Mr J S Smith ditd at his home i
Union Monday afternoon Jl?- bad bee>
cot fined to Ins led with fever for aona
tune. lie had about, recovered hut hfi
his room too roon a? d a relapse follow**-'
which result'd in bis d-atii. 11- waahoip
IS years of age and l< aves mot tier,
fa tiler, two hiothers and itiree .-Mors,
also ii any young f u nds in tow n t.
mourn his uuiioielv deali Mr smith
was engaged in the met cant ite business
' nfiMC lie was taken s ck. His plane o<
ht|sine>sS was near the p ?vt. flb'e Tie
amilj lave our sympathy in then
iH-ieavecuent.
Oh it nil ry.
Mr. John T. WillarJ passed quietly
iiwiv '.i th night ?f the -1th Sunday
of June, 'ift^r several weeks of int.p-jse
so(f o?innr tf-' w ? ? d7 vniri of
ige A quiet, hard working mail lie,r,inn
f n liio nmr ? e I I I iw? Lr ?r?/l
- ' " " " ? "> nji'n mm ,
loving v do-* ami wise w'lMv H'v
misled in that home He
leaves n wife. two mns and two
<i tn/liter* ?o mourn his death. While
ir is siui to yivn him no. vet there i*
>i sw-"i?t consul il'on I of tv them in It*'
lievinsr that his spirit is now ?t re*t
with (rid, basking in the sunlight of
his ot'-nil s<ni We commend
them to 'to I. for his e importing grace
ia this sud dark hour of theirs
T J. B
$100 I2r\\ :tr<1 $ t <to
T)i>- vcailt-rsi11?i- iM; ?r \? be p'asc?'
to !? on thai thine is :it , a -\ not: d eadiil
dhense that >ciet re h i . ben' able t
rme ii: el: its siagi - at d that ix*'titanii
Hill's < 'atavrh Cure is ?h? only positivcure
now hinwn to the in ili.'el lie
funitV C:MHrt ll being it iMfstrilt'Oon'
disease. |'M|'|il>S it I'M St it II'in- al I rm' ni'iit
H. it's f'ailanli (hue s lelri'.
i itprnally. ae'ing di-ee'lv upon th** bond
ami it|n''ioii< *111 f tens n' -he svsteu.
t.l e e ' > rle.stinvi.-sr 'hef.-n li It inn i.f
l'? i? and yivoi.j th" paiie t "trei g ii
hv bidding tip the co siui'io" anil H*s)-ting
nature in rloio i'.s vork I'ic !? nretors
have S" much t'.ii It til it.s Ciitn.
live imw? rs. t lia' thev 1.IT rone Hu- d'ed
1 T>.?M:irs for any ease that it f ils 10 cure,
Semi for li-t. of testimonials. Address
F J. Chunky & Co. To'rdo, Ohio.
Sold bv druggist. Toe
Hall's Family l'ills are tlitf best.
Don't Wont to be An An fid.
The annual convention of the Ameii*
chii S< ciety "f Religious Education is in
session at Detroit, Mich. Some of the
speakers advocated the elimination oti:
such songs as "I want to an angel,"
at d urged .that the Sunday Schools be.
put on a more common sense practical '<1
liasis. Ir is possibly more prnfl'uhle to 11
t? ach the children that it. is of ialiuitely .
nmie importance to learn to bring their
rockles regularly. The little ones may
b- w tlcotne but tho-e with tlie cm pine cs
are no doubt more so. It may bathe
proper scheme to rosu f und-*, but we
hardly think if uiil l?."p;rc the heart of
ilie child with love forth* Sm day school
if he is made to feet Mut h" is nil welcome
or becomes an object of pit\, contempt
or scorn, should he forg?-t hi.
nimsa or hapiwn not to have i?. Tie
is the natuial c nehr-ion of the child
when the lumping >t his mot ev i< mo *
earefidlv imptass. d upon Id', mind(ha
the lessons of tbe sc- ptioe. Trie ol t
time Sunday school t< ch r. 'lie son. **
I want ?o lie an a> g 1." '"N'Ofr lie
find to 1'liee,'' ' It ck ot Ages" a
s> ch hk-. w- ar- cois'i.iii ed ' 1? lit-vhiveihehes
i lluence over ilu? chit'
'tie Aiu'uic.in Society of R-liginn E>
iic ilion to the co..Ir irv iiolvvulinaiidiog
Fine Wheat Crop.
The wheat yb Id in lh-ganvville this
year is ih?- t?st ev?-i In own m 'ii.it. sec
! > . mi m r. . Lee sowed t ?-i i bust it-1 |
>t' seed wh.at ami mad- 1 ">7 L11M1
"Vi'l oiit an> in tu'ir- nl till MIlob
'Vlihod IHH'|e 'i'J hlisln'l* off "( 11"!i?/."ii.
Mr. To.it llxii't. t> it I'fil l\\
mBhe s anil iint'le h'0 sit o*s whir1
el.I"I ">2 i nsheb Henry "uirth in n
04 hu h'-ls ff if*20ils|i ets Win. (iiiilori/l,
ii h li* o >-r a lai li-l to ! >
hocK* Thin uas i l|f li?t wliei
hti-sbi'il Mr li"? ajiy? Mm lmruers i
Mis- fi i .ii fun i;?i*e wheat utos:. su
? Ssf' -!y by t:r 1 -toXVinJT. Hi tp>dh*
's-en in eu'tivniton six In seven yearmd
rif says it would have ijetd .1 neai \
."(H) bir-hels if it hail Inen 11?. rnnvrt-1
imiiU **il. Tl.is i a fair average of Ms
nhea* crop in R^uic-viHe action Ai.?
cotton and com the pmvp<cts an
v. ry rr nomv says Mr. Lee. bo torn 'atid
drowned out and full of n a*s. Several
farmer* are not. over th-ii crop wiMi the
hoe, while others have aha dmied a p >rtion
of their corn at d cotton cro|)
General Green is the nvster of the situation
Labor is very Hc.iroe, livids
! cannot be secured at >nv price. Sorm
i farmers arc paying SI (hi an ace for
hoeing and cannot get twill lent help
even at this 11 ?ure O i acc itrit <>r the
verv bad stands of c itton a gre i'. d?d
had to lie planted over Kven if co di- i
tions are favorable from this time on.
Mr. Leesais li? does not think in< re
, tiiau two thirds of a crop can begatltertd.
T rade
In order to reduce 01
minimum, before* ink
f\re mnkinrj |3rictjs th
attracting people f-oj
"V. 3 " ~tt~. a
U- vC . JL' Ji.
Fine I limities. ()rguhd*e?
10c to 15c, your clu
Good Yard Wide Bleach
Ladies' Fine Kihlvd Ble
Clark's Soft Finish Mach
for
Figured Dimities. Stripe
goods lor
Fine French Ginghams, 1
now :
Very Fine Batiste, Swiss,
itr<! ?|usiiititv, value
Soli<l Cojor I,twin, FretP
Fine Sheeting 7-<S yard w
go at
IT 2 a ^
Another lot of Per
in at joc, ?5<
A visit to our two Big- S
you for your time and ti
to show you.
H A R !
Th
Another II use IItonkin
i :iert* si "ills i.o tie ii 1 t'i.'ma
rim- Mi-f '!: I.Pi?r-n*? aro I ! i :ll.? VV.-s I
^iiit iskb"ho ?1 for li-nis.-hie ikii-j".
thipvin r a '1 li'rniivx The ! 'e.->!
i"* 'hp Ikio</ iitt Mr W ,J
It tsi'lV provi i n rooiu by hi- si ! It se
Si-rVHMt a' -I ill" S?"Vl' <>r " Ti"'iiiii
several ?iti?*i?a. I' seems that the <r ]
must have dm- th s in a ss<i it of re
veese Me* had I > pi : told t<> do von a -i
ItniK'i ah ip '!>> house ami ii at taken
lit of s'un'mruiP ssaud was Mo.v to mind
savins at an** times..* .v >*i .] d i so when
she \r I re-tdv. M; * It Nil: 'hroiten'd '
to Ii ivh l?Pr ilis-h tr;?**d wh *n M?\ (1 till I
came to tli?* liousp ^:i aoo.i:'Pnliv I?>*
i?v? r h? r Milk.1, nio. d hoArvcr, 1 ?y Hip [
cine Mr. Itetsi I arrived and .sin* was tav i
ilis, barged Mr It'N'H r"lurned toh s
wotk. and as it was tli" fourth ot July a
ni *nie "'as in piosisss it, tin* Sprhitj a'nl j
lis. It "Sill iv ?o s J down to the spring |
I aviuff 'in* np/rogiv! at the house Tiiis
was sip'-arpiiily tVi opp-?rt uniLy the sill :
was v\,.i ins for and sir* took an a\'* and !
broke into the *irovisiau room, took i
vhtit she waiiia.l atnl skipp-d. She had
not been apprehended at last accounts.
A President to Tic To,
Vfr 11. X. Johnson, one of our ^uh ctibcrs.
.Iim|?ukI in to t**11 us that he hud
?-tinned to woi k in I'd- Union Cotton
Mill, and that. his address would be No.
2'J, spring street.
ll?* formerly worked in the Union
Milts h i', has been working,at the Ex* j
>-lsio?- K-.iituig .M I for the put year
llestid lit* had u?> lank !<? find with the
Superintend*- 11 nf i'i" l\ t Kim / \|in h'i.
ranted to g**t h ink to hit ol<| '?>s>, ,vir.
l\ C. D.mc in W it*n .i*ki d why he
tithed t hick tj.? VIi 1) i .can, It r .?!i
" A Iiv sir. hpciuse h' i* lie h'f
mm oiividon' I ev-r stv II* is a mi
ho l ik"S e Iivoi" n s 11 ,(>, otlo -VfI ?? ?: dt-rs
?11-i!* interests liu i it -rest \Vn<
ir, do you r ii)t-sii i i ih?t ice biv e u .
?intei tw > yeais ago. wed i jft ciugm
.....I ..f ii. .mi ..r if . . i .v .. .... ?it..
id some 11? htnn-i <? t ii k w- ?t;.<
^ )iiij? to I to ti w ii'liliHi o' in*.
tut, vtr D.i.fjn, |. ir lioa ot' !.:?#- u
loll, H'Mit 'IS WO || ' !I Ilit! VV'?U -| .,hC
ire of 'is if h" hid ' ? '' mill' luill to
-op >lv iih witn c ml IIh wont, i.i rs u
i -a ii io ihe 'oo pi', and j?ii, ii-? .\.i^on>
o work iutiiiintr a Lanel of < -al to ev?e?
'.itui:y out. of wo ? !. H" s n| io lli
and supeiintruded i|;m Ion'i n <-i
lc s? barrels of oiwt' until the s .fT'-ie
vere supplied. and ho said if we ran on
nefore M aalay let. him know a he
would conic down ^u dav and let
have inure. A mill pe.-i-teui who win
thus protect hisht'p and care for ih? n,
iu flair time of need ,s a man that wit
do to tie to " And we we;e of tin
opinion that he was was alxjut liRlit. "v.,
HONLY TO LOAN
On farm lamia Ka-y ] nvmor.ts. No
coiuuiission charge I. Ih-rioWi r pays
ait.uaI cost of pi-rfc tiny loan. Intcicst
seven percent up, accmdiny tosccun-ty.
JOHN U. HALMI'R & .SON,
Ih-Omo. Columbia, S. C.
Attn
ir immense line of
ing stock, which w
nt are SURE TRADE
m evt^y direction to i
T jJl 1? I-I ?} Y
Pt-rcsil?'-', I.MWHS, IV.iti-te, (
>ice tor.
, Nice Smooth Finish, value 7 1<
ached I'ndervest only
ine C tton, warranted 200 van
Ltwns, etc., Fast Colors, an e?
Madras (Moth Suitings, Forme
Imported Organdies, Fovelv 1*
ior, I So and 2or, your choir t<
v K veiling Shad's. on'y
nlo, wo sooojkm! Vm in elioaj
5SAN LA\
sian Lawns and
18c, 20c and 25c.
tores, once a day, if
'ouble, for we always li
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TIIK I 'A RLC
Having recently purolw?se(l the 1
I >in. pci p. r?-d to supply the r.ouds ol
1M i< >>' < V
ii!i<! they will bo Httended to
A !? L ( r( K)DS ! )H
Butter, Ejrgs and Ve^i
i j 5< i is i :s r i 1
For garden, farm and barnvan
C ii AS. R. S.
TMtO
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
A!! pof?onti nrr hereby notified t(
nrnnorlv ?:t
- ? I' "f ' J ?H' OKVU
ih" e?iat? "f 1' I. All* ii. <!<
. ??i i:n< f|>r pivmf'fit v\ ! 1 ' 'h
thirty 'l'iy* Ail p H ies n>vin
I ho ?-?>ntf? must make payment atone
I to t lr? urulor-iipv r|
2."> It Cn\ Ail?nr.
.You know Whnt von nre Tahiti
'Vitpn v- 'I l ik' (in '?><!(> i'SS ("hTooii
Iff-vme t|?i formula is p'ninl
pr nlo 1 oil CViTV tml'lo '"-howitnf t ti lt
is iinji'v Iron am! ' ?ui:ii. ?' i a tanO'V."
oi ia. No cure m. pay. 50c. 43
ictors.
Summer Goods to a
ill b?-- in August, w?
: WINNERS, and are
oi&l TWO BIG STORES.
O O: ?
ti\, worth So, \5C
5 c
5c
Is, t W<) spools 5c
ctra good 10c jJ^^Q
i.ii ? ?
lOc
10c
5c
?, H 11(1 U't 'oil) 3*Ac
India Linons just
See them.
o-.jiivanient, win repay
ave some trade-winners
J&.SIE5,
3 E L K,
rs.
?3?S MASMI
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| > eally Good Roasted 1
^ Coffee at a reason- | J
able price is what we 1 J
< tier. We mean that ; J
rich kind ? something ; *
heavy bodied, but not
too strong. \ 5
;
i
A A 7 e buy direct front \ "
v \ large roasters. It J
roine^ in ImlL
w ... wvtai-v, .IW jrwu OLL ; ~
jMSI what you are buying. \
A fresh, crisp, dkv roast; i
both grades will make
an ? levant cup of Coffee. , *
These Coffees just in and
we
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Want You to Enjoy Some.
EST & CO.. I
UNION, S. C. |
?U GROCERY
>usincss of t,he PARLOR GROCERY,
r your table.
'1 >511? WANTS
wil h nrmnnt nooe on/1
.... UIIU UiOjlilttil.
;livered free.
;c-tables always on hand,
^ncios PAID
1 suitable for table use
rilTH, Mgr.
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Final Discharge.
N ticp is hue* y jriven ihat J. D.
x-cm'ov o! iho estate of Mrs.
1 r. 'In, l.;?. (I c?Ms?-<l. lias applied to
? .!: ? >ii M <ii- !*? , S-.nl^fof Probate in and
~ t.n i* ! eeii'-tv of Union, for a final diae'i;i
i as s i?*li t v cutor.
it is ..til. it-d. ihat tlie nth day of
Aiit"S- A i> l'.HM, l>e fixed for hearjj
i-. e of |. 'it'on and a final settlement of
I; ot siiul ?state
v Jason M. Guekr,
, V.ohi'e Judge. Union county, S. C.
lH ''nhlished in Union Times .Inly r>th>
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