The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 12, 1901, Image 7
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Local Laconics.
HAPPENINGS OF INTERES1 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
FOR SALE'?A line milch cow. Apply
to D. F. Gilmam, Union Cotton
Mills Department Store. 27-tf
Mr. Allan Nieholeon, editor Progress,
is spending a few days at Glenn
Springs.
FOR SALE?Fine Irish Potatoes.
Leave order with Dr. Lawson at
Duke's Drug Store. 2S-2t
Have you got your name in one of
those boxes at Bailey's Furniture
Store yet? The timo is short uow.
Mr. II. G. Bairey will sei ve the barbecues
at the big speaking in Union on
the 8th and Otli of "Alienist. This is a
urn union dispensary. Money is a good
man and very popular. lie now has a
b-'Uer job than lie bail wilh the railroad,
and we have no doubt, he will make an
efllcient officer.
Mr .1 E Norment, the hustling staff
c ^respondent of the News and Courier,
was in town Wednesday and called in to
see us. He was enthusiastic in his praise ,
of the reception tendered the Press As- ,
snciation at (ilenu Springs bv the Simp- ,
son Bros. He says it was the most
largely attended meeting they have ever
had. and they were given the most royal
| entertainment it had ever been his |
?i loaauro to participate in. j
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late Roast Almonds,
Nougatine,
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e GROCER.
The South Carolina editors who expt-ct
to take the Buffalo trip will meet on the
2 !rl of this month at Columbia and go
to Buffalo. The next annual meeting of
t .e association will be at Georgetown,
where they are assured the most hearty
r ception without expense. Including a
t ip to Pauley's Island.
The excursion to Buffalo last Tuesday
the 4th, was a big success. There were
six fections of the excursion train, aU
well tilled, and the mill operatives and a i
large number of town people took advantage
of the outing and enjoyed several
hours around the big mill and in the delightfully
cool shades of the trees in the
groves near by.
A fresh shipment of1 Job Inks all
colors just received. If you wish any
Job Work done up in good style bring
it to Thf. Times Job Office. -We have
good ink, good presses, good stationery
and experienced printers to do
the work. That means satisfaction
guaranteed.
A game of base ball was played at
the ball park on the Fourth between
the linion Cotton Mill nine and the
Union town nine. The result of the
game was a score of 1(5 to Iff in favor
of the Union town nine. The especial
feature of the game was the
fine pitching of Charley Hicks,
The new church organ at the first
Methodist church was initiated last Sunday.
Its tones are melodious and sweet,
and the congregation are well pleased
with the new instrument. Miss Ethel
Walker is the organist aud is learning
very rapidly to manipulate the compllcaied
jadals. It is the finest instrument
in town.
('-apt. E It. < hare, I lie veteran expassenger
conductor, who is now employed
by (he tstate dispensary as
inspector was here Monday ms|>ectiiig
t he Uuion dispensai y. He left. Tillsdav.
He ssys he finds everything shipshape in
guarantee of ;i good feed.
Col. T. C. Duncan, Union's leading
cotton mill man, spent several hours
in the city yesterday.?Spartanburg
Herald.
Mr. D. L. Wray, formerly of Union,
now of Augusta, spent Wednesday and
yesterday in Union. Ho ordered Tiie
Times fent to his addrtss.
i Mr. Jones llelwe will play the organ at
" the morning service at the the First.
Methodist church. This means there is
a treat in store for all who attend this
service.
Mr. L. 1). Smith was very successful
with his barbecue ?n Perrin's
grove on July 4th. He sold completely
out of everything to eat, and
that is what the barbccuo man likes
to do.
On account of a tie vote for warden
for waul lour at the election July .'hd,
another election has la-en called to elect
a warden to till the vacancy oeeasiom d
by the resignation of Mr.' L I). Smith.
This election is called for Tuesday, Aug.
6th.
Handsome invitations to the sixteenth
anniversary ball, celebrating
the opening of the flattery Park Intel,
Asheville, N. C., have been issuod
by the popular proprietor, Maj.
E. P. McKissick. This will be a
brilliant social event.
Mr. Thomas Hart died at his home
one mile South of Union at 2 o'clock
Wednesday morning. Ho had been
In feeble health for several months.
He was a kind old gentleman and
had many friends in Union who will
regret to hear of his demise. He was
About 75 years of age.
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Some Fine Potatoes.
Dr. John Dawson has some of the
finest Irish Potatoes we havo hppu
this season. He brought us in a niee
mess of them, and says ho has ovt r
one hundred bushels of them. They
are certainly beauties. You can
leave your order for what you want
of them at Dr. Duke's Drug Store.
Can You Aveommoilate Any?
All those who are willing to furnish
accommodations to visitors at a reasonable
rate during the two days of
the speaking, Aug. 8th and Dth, if
they will let us know we will make
the announcement free of churge.
We want a large crowd hero upon
this occasion and we want to let them
know they can get ample accommodations,
Kills the Flies.
We have had several ?.f our readers
come in since they read the article last
week on that tly exterminator and tell us
that the thing is all right. Two of
them say it litei ally slaycd them right
and left at their house, and they actually
had to sweep the (lies out next morning.
Well, we are glad it worked in some
places anyway. Here is the receipt
again, let all try it and report: Table
spoonful each of buttermilk, sugar and
black pepper and an egg well beaten.
Columbia Next.
1
The stirring up with a sharp stick
of the tigers in Charleston has drawn
forth considerable comment from tiro
press and it seems that Gov. McSweeney
intends to keep the good
work going along. He now says that
every opportunity has been offered
the cities to assist in nuttine down
tho illicit sale of liquor, and that ]
pome of them seemed resolved not to
do so. Ho says that Columbia will (
vory soon see her profits withdrawn
unless the municipal authorities take |
a hand in enforcing the law,
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Harry and liclk.
As an evidence of the growing business
f this popular fiim we call attention
to their increase of advertising space to
ane-third as large again as what they
have been running. Th?\v now carry
three columns of spare half the length
af the paper. It is a good space in a
splendid location, and with the wide ,
awake ad writers, Messrs. Jsis I'owell
and Ij N. Rodger, to (ill it up with the
announcements that this lirm are constantly
offering their patrons throughout
the entiie year, you may expect some
hot stutf to ap|M?ar. Keep your eye on
llarry & Belk's advertisements if you
desire to make yotu dollars count. See
what they are offering this yveek.
J, D. Collins Shot.
Our citizens were shocked at. the intel- 1
ligeuce from Spartanburg that Mr. John
I). Collins of that city had been shot by
a young man by the name of Gholston.
an employee. Reports were 001 dieting
It seems the trouble arose as to whetln r Collins
or Glmlston should pay rent for <
the store room during the time required '
for raking the. stock which Collins had
bought, from Glmlston, father of the man
who did the shooting. While Mr. Collins'
condition is critical, tho pistol ball *
having entered the stomach and passed .
through the lung, there are hopes of his I
recovery as he sceras to lw gradually iui- t
p ving. Mr. Collins is the mm who <
has rented the old l'urcell stand and ex
pected to open up business in Union in '
Si-ptemlier as announced recently in The .
Timk*. Our people wisii for him a '
sptedy recovery.
Tilt? Stilt fit Art
We have received a copy of the In- ;
dustriai Art Edition of the Columbia
State, and to say it is a master piece ot
newspaper work hut feebly expresses it.
It contains something like cue hundred pages,
fifty of which are devoted to advertisements
gotten up in the most artistic
and up-to-date style, the color .
work, the general ptess work and make
up of the news in itter shows the handiwojk
of the artist. It is one of the
finest pieces of work we have seen come
from a Southern press. The cuts all
show up tine and there are a vast number <
of them, showing up the various in- :
dustrial enterprises in the State. Mos i
prominent among which we note the '
great Olympia Mill, of Columbia, and i s 4
counterpart, the big BulTdo Mill, of s
Union. The State Publishing CompaD> I
de*erv?d touch credit for this tiue pro- 1
duction. Every one should have a cop\
of it to file away as a souvenir of the \
period of ihe Stale's gieatest industrial
progress. '
ADVERTISED LETTEBS !
Remaiug in the P>et Office at U 'io '
8. O., for the week ending July I2th. i
1901. 1
A E Bruit
Mr A L Brown (
Mr I'hilip M Caiithren
Mr II W Courtney
Mrs Mary Crook
Uisx .loimio lljuia
Mr Owaid Graham
M .1 W Gregory
Mr A M Untlin <
Mr Samuel Hardin (2)
Mrs .lulia Ileus I
Mrs J U He man
Miss Eliza Humphries
Mr I* 1) Lavender
Mr W II Lowry
Mr Tom Mallard
Miss lieasie McKee
Mr H C Mcl^ain
It C Peterson '
Mibs Sarah Itodgers
Mr Camillas Itodgerr
Miss Ella Sumner
Mr LM Ward \
Persons calling for the above let- ,
tera will please say if advertised, and \
will be required to pay one cent for i
their delivery.
j. C. Hunter. P. M
A carrier pigeon landed in the yard of !
Mr. J. J. Pureed Tuesday. If. has e ,
rnss bend on one leg Letters " F. D.M
silver l>and ou other leg O. 21820.
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Ten Handsom
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w men win De on exhibit:
July 2
And every customer who spends A
lias an opportunity of getting one
Best Bargains in Furr
For we are going to sell e
CASH FOR THE NEXT 30
ask. all who are interested
Lhe balance is easy.
Don't Miss
It will be a lour
this
BAILEY TON
South Carolina Military Academy.)
Oflicc Chairman Hoard of Visitors. I jj
Charleston, S. ('., July I'.hi], |
Vacancies in Beneficiary Cadetship
xist as follows in the counties named: |
\iken, (I) one; Beaufort, (1) one; Berkey,
(l)one; Charleston, (I) one; Fairielil,
(I) one; Florence, (1) one; Oconee,
1)one; (trangeburg, (l)one, Sumter, (I)
me; Cnion, (I) one; Williamsburg, (1)
inc.
Ajudication blanks, with aeeoinpanyng
instructions, may he obtained from
he County Superintendents of Ivlueaiou.
These applications, tilled out In
very particular, must he in the hands
if the Chairman bv the 1st of August.
C. S. (JAhSDF.N,
>7-:it. ('barman Hoard of Visitors.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkard8 are Being Cured Daily
in Spite of Themselves.
Noxious Dosea. No Weakening
of the Nerves. A Pleasant and
Positive Cure for tho
Liquor Habit.
It is now generally known and unlerstood
that Drunkenness is a disease
ind not weakness. A body filled with
xiison, and nerves completely shattered
>y periodical or constant use of intoxi- a
;ating lipuors, requires an antidote cap- I
iblc of neutralizing and eradicating this \
loison, and destroying the craving for inoxicants.
Sufferers mnv now cure them
selves sit home without publicity or loss
>f time from business by this wonderful
'HOME HOLD CURE'1 which has been
perfected after many years of close study
md treatment of incrhriates. The faith* ~~?
ful use according to directions of this
ivondorful discovery is positively guar*
uilcud to cure the most obstinate case,
110 matter how hard a drinker. Our
records show the marvelous transforms*
lion of thousands of Drunkards into
Miher. industrious and upright men.
WIV15S CURE YOU It IllJSB.YN DS!!
CHILDREN CURE YOU It FATHERS!
This remedy is in no sense a nostrum
but is a specific for this disease only,
intl is so skillfully devised and prepared
that it is thoroughly soluble and
pleasant to the taste, so that it can be
^iveil in a cup of tea or coffee without
the knowledge of the person taking it.
Thousands of Drunkards have cured
themselves with this priceless remedy,
md as inany more have been cured and
made temperate men by having the
"CUltK" administered by loving friends
md 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
lelufled by apparent and misleading
'improvement." Drive out the disease
- i # 11 A: ? ? Ti.~ nil / im i.<
UOnce HI1U lur an nine. iuu Iiwunv
iOLD CUltE" is sold at the extremely
ow price of One Dollar, thus placing
hvitlun reach of everyboily a treatment
nore effectual than others costing $2"> to
J60. Full directions accompany each
package. Special advice hy skilled physicians
when requested without extra
jharger Sent prepaid to any part of the
,vorld on'receipt of one dollar. Address
Dept. 1 EDWIN B. GILES 6 COMPANY,
2330 and 2332 Market Street,
Philadelphia. Cr<
All correspondence strictly confidontal.
lG-ly V
EE MORE
E BOXES C
rsday, August ist,
advertised give a>
le Pieces of
Lon in our show wine
5th to August 1st, 1901,
l DOLLAR CASH with us b?
of these articles FREE b
liture Ever Before
jverything at greatly
DAYS. We will not qi
to come and see the goc
This Op
? cold day bef
3 way again.
fITPRnu
HE WORI
WIL
That you have th
that money can b
the name pi ate T3
If you want a Bi
running strength
buy the Tyson & J
We have them at
JNION HARD
Union, S
S / t When you buy the
|J .1 unequalled val
9Hyi I I as unequalled comfort
EU I I vent's of practical cx
gjanKjS ^* select from. Nobby,
shapes?dress
?f|\\ the house, street an
The only
nil awarded a med
I ^i.UU NX. CHOOSE f
y3.50/Ak^_d on
-??rDR. I. M.
^ DENTI
)wn and Bridge O
Vork a Specialty.
: WEEKS
LOSE.
, we i?r?
vay ?
1 Furniture
low from Thursday,
?
etween now and August ist
esides getting one of the
Offered in Union.
reduced prices for
jote prices here but
>ds, get the price and
portunity
ore it comes
IMBER GO.
i n
L KNOW
e best Buggy
uy if it bears
fson & Jones,
iggy for light
i and beauty
ones.
prices to suit,
WARE CO.
?. c.
C^/u^e\
I Ierrick Shoe for Women
ne for your money as well E?
and style. Thirt v-cight
pcricncc hack of every IB
the very latest styles to
mannish lasts?common* n
v eleirance.
hi<*h ami low shoes for |H
(1 dress occasions. m
advertised woman's shoe
lal at the Paris Exposition.
iT $2.50, $3, $3.50
ly by Union Shoe Co.5B
i J
fflce Bank Building
Union, S. O.