The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 09, 1901, Image 5

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M.W. BO BO IS "T7 \ I - *> he wants to get readiness for tl J J GREAT < OF * who will be he of the big spei time: to write * says his watchw * \ BAR FOR EVE ; M. W. (j v. ? t *> i . r ^ i ; Local Schedule for Passenger Trai TRAINS FROM COLOMBIA. Arrive 9:15 a. m. Depart 9:15 a. " 1:40p.m. " 2:00p. TRAINS FROM SPARTANBTTRQ. Arrive 11:87 .am. Depart 11:67a. e. " 7 :10p.m. " 7:80p. Local News Note . Put Together For Ready Referei Gathered Here and There ???*i*fra3?; ? * Our Man About Town. We insert local lines (or the adv tising merchants at 5c per line, o ' ' insertion. 8?c per line for non-i ertisers. N. P. Dunbar is laying the foun< t'on for his handsome new brick mi k?t building. Mrs. Elias Clark and Mrs. T. v . Murrah's two little children, V? and Tommy, left Union for a visit relatives in Anderson. Mrs. F. P. Yates and her sist< Mrs. H. E. Shell, of Pacolet, are a two week's visit to relatives B Oreenville. Dr. John P. Price, the famous e t Doctor is in town. He says he m be at Lockhart the 11th and at CI ' ton the 12th. A series.of meetings will be held : - Philippl church commencing Sund 11th inst. The preaching wfll conducted bj Rev. G. G. Vaughan. Mr. G. G. Greer is off for a weel visit to the mountains of North Ci olina. The Misses Emma Wilbu and.Gilmer Blankenship accompanl him. We have another installment G?pt. Frank Greer's reminiscences the Philippines, but received too Is for this issue, - it will appear n< week. . _ Mr. Ed. H. Jeter had the m fortune to loose nearly all his b clothing by fire Wednesday nigl He waked up about 4 o'clock and d covered that the house was on fire ? stairs, He finally got it put out b one floor was nearly burned and a b ^ containing a-lot of bed clothing. ] * has his household goods insur * Which Is fortunate. BOBO. \KING STOCK. THROUGH AND BE IN HE DROWD VISITORS RE ON THE OCCASION IKING. HE HAS NOT LDYEHTISEMENTS BUT ORO IS GREAT GAINS RYBODY BO BO. q?# We caught it on the fly that Prof. J?mes M. Farr, of Union, and Miss Anita Harris, of Baltimore, were m married a few days ago at Romney, na W. Va. We wish the couple much happiness. Union is a warm member this week, our streets are a seething mass of humanity. Everybody seems to be )S enjoying themselves so far, we hope all our visitors will have a very pleas1C6 ant time during their stay in our midst. by Dr J. Miller Moore, surgeon at the Navy yard at Norfolk, Va., spent a few days in Union at the home of __ Mr. J. D. Arthur. He with his slser I ne ter, Miss Kathleen Moore, of Union, I left yesterday for a week's stay in the mountains. In our local last week regarding the *a" report of the Comptroller General as ar" to the excellent manner in which the books of the county were kept we in A. advertently omitted the names of ?ra Thos. J. Bentenbaagh, the Gonnty to Supervisor, and D. B. Fant, the County Superintendent of Education. er Of course the reports of these excellent ^ officers were gone over at the same }n time, and the commendatory words of the Comptroller were meant to inelude all these officers. ye riH The Interdenominational Sunday HI School Convention convenes at Carlisle this year on August 22nd and 28rd. Everybody is earnestly reHt quested to be present. It is expected a? that more than usual interest will be k? manifested in this meeting. Every Superintended of Sunday Schools is A - J A. J L ?_ A. _ fl v d requested to send nis name to ?. m, ?r- Rice, Jr , E. U., President, who will irn furnish each with blank reports. An ed elaborate program is arranged which will appear next week, as we have of not room for it this issue. of Wish We Hmd That Cow. ite ,xt We have heard snake stories and milch cow stories but we heard one this week that fans the Hies off the cows. We is- were told by a reliable party that a negro ,e(j named 8am Lylea, who lives on Mr. John Smith's place, has a very small cow, tlt- that a strong man might carry on bis is- back. This oow, our informant says, ud gives live gallons of milk every day and . . Sunday too. His family of wife and ,u three children have mads out with the *>* help of tliat oow to live this year witbrte out obtaining any advanoee from their . landlord. Lyles Alls a standing order for ten pounds of butter everv week We kinder kalkerlate that is a sow to tie to. Wheat Prize. The OH Mill Company ask* to announce that those who are contesting for the ca*h prizes for the best yield of wheat must have their certificates on file by August 15th. Don't neglect this opportunity to secure a money prize. Welcome News. Beginning August 10th, week end rates four fifty to Charleston and return is authorized. Tickets to be sold for Saturday and Sunday morning trains, final limit Tuesday morning following date of sale. Rate expires after Augast 24th, 1901. W. If. Taylor. ? ? New Bank. The contract for the building of the People's Bank has been awarded to the Morgan Iron Works, of Spartanburg, S. C. The work of laying the foundation will begin on Al 1(liL ^ 1A !_ .1 - J muiiuuj, uiu fiiiu it 10 expeutcu that the building will be finished and ready for occupancy by the 15th of October. How'* This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ca*e of (Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chunky & Co , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. Wkst&Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wat.din, Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Ca'arrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous s urfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all D uggisis Hall ?s Family Pills are the best. Where the Speakers are Stopping. The committee to meet the speakers, consisting of J. A. Sawyer, B F. Townsend, H. F. Scaife and Walter Colton, have met all trains and assigned the speakers to their homes as they arrived. The speakers have been assined as follows: Col. Robt Aldr'ch at Macbeth Young's, Ex -Governor Jno Gary Evans at W. II Sartor's, Hon. J. B. Cleveland at A. H Foster's, Hon Geo. Johnstone at Mrs. A. n Jeter's, Hon. W. J. Talbert at W. W. Dixon's, Senator B. It. Tillman at Dr. S. S. Linder's, Hon. J. J. Hemphill at Jno. A Fant's, Hon. n Q T T* T V. ...M1.oo.I i/? o. i iruumouu at u. i. i^iiu^iaoo t Hon. Jog T. Johnson at H. L. Scaife's, Hon. A. U. Lattimer at J. M. Greer's Charleston orator George S. Legate at Macbeth Young's, Hon. Stanyarne Wilson at J. D. Arthur's. Population of Union. The following guesses as to the population of Union according to the police census now being taken have been handed in. Remember the party who guesses the correct number or nearest the correct number will be entitled to a year's subscripption to The Times. Guessing open to everybody. Guessing must be done without information obtained from any one: I. J flames 5.013 K G Murphy.... 0,500 T 1* Coakley 0.000 I I. Ho1k> 7,000 O C May 7,000 W II Pitt 7,182 CL Allen 6,500 J It MuGowan... 7,220 J K Lawaon 7,240 J J 11 rook 7,222 J J Purcoll 5,325 C L Bryuut 6,788 C Whitloek 0.250 J F Urandon.... 0,0(56 llr J I) Going.... 6,500 J It Fowler 5,810 H A May 7.005 H Ilarnado 6,076 JG Farr 7600 W lister Davis. 6,430 K P llarrv 6,600 J R Colton 5,750 Maelwth Young. 0,250 W K Colton 7,000 J ROrrer 7,750 W W Colton fl.OOO W A Masaebeau. 7,000 WAR Itlaok.... 6.UCIT II h Oom 6,201 Mrs W A K Illack 6,010 8 Kice, Jr RU... 6.313 JnoJRIson 6,013 W Newell Smith 0.7(0 It N Sprouse 7,228 Chief Pol'o I area 1 0,000 J T Morgan 6,000 Jefferson Iteeves 0,000 Kssle Inmau.... 7.353 T M McNeace.... 7,003 JH Inmin . . 6,006 I) II Kant 7.277 W I, Haines 6.117 J W Crawford... 7,600 W C Finchor.... 7,050 II F Arthur o.:i33 Smith Vaughan. 7,000 CaptG F Gregory 0.750 W T Clark 5,788 I, J Drowning... 0,500 A J Greer 6,720 .1 1. Hawkins.... 7.000 n W Sparks 0,007 FG Austell 5,850 I,fl Illshop .... 6.885 Col J I. Young.. 0,000 W M Smith 0,111 L L Wagnon 8,000 If T lirtggn 7.223 CS Greer 0,000 II MSparks 0,1*00 Jaa It Young 6.222 J A Brown 0,660 I. F Ma lone 6.450 II F Gilliam 6.317 <i t iinwiiiii. r i >? ri n i i..l >i uti Pearl Rates.!.... ?!oil D 8 Dctslli.?*7?3 Cheap Hates. To Louisville, Ky, and return. Account Trienuial Conclave, Kniehts Templar, Louisville, Ky. August 27ih.10th, 1001, Southern Railway announces rate of one first, class fare for the round trip for individuals and still lower rates for brass bands in uniform, ten or more on one ticket. Dates of sale August 24 to 28th inclusive, tlnal limit Sept. 3rd. 1901. Depositing ticket, in person with F. C. Donald, Joint Agent, Louisville, between Augusta 28t.h and Sept. 2nd and payment of fee of 50 cts. at time of deposit an extention of final limit until Sept. 18th can be obtained Low round trip to Cleveland, O Account annual Encampment G. A. R., Cleveland, O. Sept. 10th-14ih, 1901. Southern Railway announces extremely low round trip rates from all points on its lines to Cleveland, O, and return. Following round trip rates will be in effect from poiuts named in South Carolina: Anderson S. C. $21.65, Camden, S C. $22 40, Charleston, 8. C. $25.10, Columbia, S. C. $22.45 Greenville, S. C. $20.60, Spartanburg, S. C. $19.65. Correspondingly low rates from other points. Dates of (tale Sept. 7th to 11th inclusive good to return leaving Cleveland not later than midnight Sept. 15th 1901. By depositing tickets in person with the Joint Agent at Cleveland on or before 12 o'clock noon Sept. 15th 1901, and payment of fee of 50 cts at time of deposit an extension of final limit up to and including Oct. 8th, 1901, may be secured. For detailed information as to rates, reservations, etc., call on or address any Agent of the Southern Railway or connections. . W. II. Tayl.OK, A. Q. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. DON'T LEAF II I It is useless to advl Known fact In tills counties tnat HARRY & BELK Are Wo no vol* advertise aroods cern you whether yon huy what you l>ny, we a 1 wayn 1 for LliJSS than thowe who , WE ALWAYS We are Leaders in Clothir Millinerv. 7 Otliors try to follow l>nt m trying- to keep up blee< We, or at least our Low Price We, or at least our Low Price We, or at least our Low Price Gents Underwear, Hose chiefs, Ties, etc., are al^ what price others make. CUT PRICE And will continue wnloli will t>? tlbic (August) so don't ml Glorious opportur for LESS tliau you W? are not m aKln any special article l ly Low Prices on a us very Pusy and all tlie time. Remember We Ale O U nUKTBR. r. in. Notice to Creditors. ?~~ All creditors of the late P. P. Ham- 11 ilton, Sr., will at once present their ^ claims duly attoated to either of the undersigned, and all debtors of the estate of the said P. P. Hamilton, j Sr., will immediately make payment * to J. H. Hamilton, Adm'r. or BllSil J. Q. Hitohks, Attorney. ?2-8t man For Rent kind! Nice cottage of six rooms, conveniently and desirably located on South OOIH J street. Apply to J. O. Hughes, 82-tf Attoruey-at-Law. J 'pHONI SFORE YOU LOOK! .so you as It; Is a well i and. all surrounding ; tlie People and The People's Friends. ; XI t, C ^rI^ n.w 5#- '1 - ? - w? m * *\r\ lltf |< * 11* at cost or pi?y us it, pi'olit on my goods wo we cim sell them advertise goods AT CONT. SELL FOR LESS. V * ' lg, Shoes, Hats, Dress Goods, Notions, Etc. re leave tliom in tlio distance ling- under >vliif> and (spur*. is, rules the market on Clothing. *s, rules the market on Shoes, is, rules the market on Hats. S Collars, Culls, llandkerrays sold for less, no matter : SALE IS ON till stools. taKing time > last of tills m ontli Lss a Grreat, Orand and ilty of buying Goods . ever got tnem before, g a special price on but w? malt? speolal,11 goods wblcb Keeps worKlng In tlx? lead ravs Sell. For LESS. antly purchased the business of the PARLOR GROCERY, o supply the needs of your table. >\K U? YOUR WAINTN y will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. GOODS DELIVERED FREE, ter, Eggs and Vegetables always on hand. 1HEST PRICES FAI I> farm and barnyard produce suitable for table use \S. R. SMITH, Mgr. PHOIVF 7H. ILDER'S MATERIAL.. still in the Building Material DPCC with a oeer??>* ?-v-? ? mv uaavi line 111 ever. Estimates cheerfully 1. Am also prepared to do all . j s of Istruotural work under *?s8| jetent foreman. ^ E 74. W. E. ALMAN. HARRY ( : rWire* Must Go Underground. Augusta, Aur. 6.?An ordinance was IT introduced in council last evening pro- ? iding for underground wires. Under the terms of the ordinanoe wires in the lire limits, except trolley wires, are to be put under ground within 2 years _ from the date of passage. It was read I |*| Y\f for the first time, and goes over to the next meeting. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Q Remaing in the Post Office at Union 8. C., for the week ending Aug. 9th, 1901. Wl W II Burris E F Carter Be: Misa Lydia E Cauthy Tom Clark Boyd Clifcart Miss Dulcina Cobb ?pile L O Deal J R Dillard pickles f Miss Estelle Dowan . u , Mr Charles K Duncan tlicni xl, Mr Henry Fos'OO vinced tl Miss Josephine Gregory i*u Gregory \ megar Wash Gregory W F Giant (2) Miss Alice Jacks Henry Jacks SOLD B' Mr H H Jaunies ? Mr Willie Johnson Mr Gabbers Jollie Mr Timothy Jones Mr W R Lading bank buildino Mr J M lavender bachelor strei Mr Treasure McReth M M Martin 1 I Miss Sara Miller 1 I~i JLv Miss Blanche Miller Mr Louis Miller Having reo< Mr John MeCarkle I am prepared t M r 1 >uve Oyston * B v w ^ Mr J W 1'ohten A Mr J M Price and the Mr L II Richards Ail Miss Nealie Stewart " L Miss Pearl Thompson Miss Enlar Wallace Mr Smith Wiight J ] (f Persons calling for the above letters will please *ay if advertised, and ^ or garden, i will he required to pay one oent lor /-* w their delivery. ^ | f J & BELK. ickle Your Pickles hite Wine Pickling Vinegar >nly 35c a Gallon. fiite Wine Pickling Vinegar is the st of all Pickling Vinegar. . . . lite Wine Pickling Vinegar will keep your v roni getting soft and spongy. It will keep A.R1) and CRISP. Try a gallon and be conhat White Wine Pickling Vinegar is the only that will pickle a pickle !W.H. WEST & COMPANY, ,T. .... UNION, S. C. PARLOR GROCERY .