The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 27, 1901, Image 7
To create an appet
if you are going to
delicious Hams o
riackerel for break
THEY ARE /
Themselves to the jadec
well as being nourishing
our foods are high grade
HAVE ALSO JUS
Fresh Shipmei
Low
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n?
r YOUNG TH1
^ fjy???g Local
Laconics.
HAPPENINGS OF IMTER^l ABOUT TOWN i
PERSONAL AND 0THRRWL8K.
ROOMS TO RENT.?Apply lo F G.
Mctlugh hI Hill House. 36-tf. i
i
Miss Lona Posey is visiting Miss
Amy Nicholson on South street.
Miss Cornelia Greer returned home
from Jonesville Tuesday.
Rev. J. Frank Leeper, of Sumcrton,* ?
.. S. C., will preach in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. P. E. Fant entertained the
Standard Reading Club Tuesday afternoon.
V
M rs. L. Hames and Charlie rc- r
turned home Saturday after a month's
riait in Spartanbi^rg.
Mrs Claud Boyd, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gardner, in
i'l Spartanburg, has returned home.
* ' ^ Mr. R, W. Shand, of the Columbia
bar, was attending court in Union
Wednesday.
Mrs. N. J, K ige and daughter,
Miss Beulah, have gone to Anulston,
Ala., where they will visit relatives.
t''
Misses Medora Duncan and Loui-e
Foster left Tuesday for Converse, j
k"' where they will continue their stud- \
" les.
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Mr. Y. E. Holcomb, who is attending
the Washington College and has
been home on a two week's visit, returned
this week to college.
t
Miss Mary Oldham bus returned j
from her home in Roanoke, Ala., to I
' ;
't Attend the Union Graded School. She
is staying with her aunt, Mrs. T. C.
Duncan.
Mr. Tom Tracy now holds the position
of book keeper for the B tiley j
Lu-yber Company. |
Mr. Monro Wallace will begin the
Study of Dentistry in John tli-pkins '
Un ver?ity, of Baltimore, Ma. He i
left for Baltimore this week
MIas Annie Let) in lending the race
by a large m- jority. Let the coupolia
come In for the girls ha rapidly n?
possible. Every new subscriber you
get. girls, menus another voter for i
yon. '
I am satHfled that Tkethina (Tedtbing
Powders hove .*avt <l imre chiloinn
than all tip dociors put together. I have .
recomtnet ?'ed TkktiAna wim ii the i
doctors gave up Die child, aud it cured at
once. i
Louis F Waiijfl P.h O.,
i>roggist. St. Louis, Mo
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APPETIZING:
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J and w holsome. All W1
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5? our prices bed rock. efi
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Dr. Mason's Depilntory removes
superfluous hairs permanently from
any part of the body. $4 tH) a box ol
John H. Mason Jc.Co., Hancock Marv- '1
land. . 27 iv f.
Almost any one can sinoke 5c cigars ?'
now. W. Newell Smith is selling tliein it
ftt 2$c. ?,
Rocks are in p<^ltion along the t<
sidewalk on church street for curbing si
the pavement opposite the .1st Bap- b
tist church. si
Salesman wanted to sell Anti-Rust u
Roof Paint, Compounds and Lubr - "
cants. Salary or Commission. Vui.- ?
can Chemical Co., Cleveland, O
FOR SALE?My house and lot at
Kelton, S. C. Apply to Dr. M W. w
Cnambers, Jonesville, S. C. 89-2t ?
Mr. A. R. Eskridge, who is build- (;
ing a railroad extension of the Way- p
cross Air Lino, near Fitzgerald, Ga., b
spent a couple of days in Union this
week on business.
Mr. B. F. Arthur is having the
side walk on Church street graded i
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uwttu nuu muuiieu, ne Will l)UII(l a b
rock Wall to prevent his yard wash- F
ing and injuring the side walk. k
T. E. Bailey says as the mosqui'o h
season is nearly over he is going to | "
run off his mosquito nots at. a great
bargain. Drop in and get one before j
they are all gone. j f
Rev. W. W. Edge stopped in Union *
a few days to see his mother on his ?
way from Canton, Ga., where he has
been preaching all the summer. He
left here for Princeton, N. J., where
he will complete his course as a minister
next year.
The two mammoth store rooms of j
the Fosur brllding are being gotten v
in shape ra, Mly, and work will be t
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iimnneu in a iew asvs mp. Marry c
has moved his stock which has been J
in the Nicholson building some time, ^
to the new store room, aud the clerks *
aro bi J >is bees arranging and shelv- '
ing the stock. Look for announce- "
ment of Manager 1$ P. Harry in next
week's Issue.
All services at the Presbyterian church,
will 1 >o resumed next Sabbath. Sept. 2i>. \
Mr. Wm. Jewel has arrived in Union J
and will take charge of the building of
the steel bridge at Mintor's, Mr. (Juinn j
who was in charge having returned c
home on account of sickness. The ?
work is now progressing nicely and Mr. I
Betenbaugh, the County Supervisor, '
says he hopes to have the b idgo com- ?
pleted in two weeks. ^
I
. Us to China Jurymen.
The following is iiipp'd from the
part an hunt correspond! nee to the
Jews Mid Courier <?' Weill ogdey:
'J, I). C pl?-II. ??: .?-t stenogipher,
ran up from Union ^e8t?ru..y
it reported n nt'^'riel in the cbm> of
roingn. H?- siiid during the triii! the
iii/euson the si n ot not specially
tterested made s joke nt the attempt
f the Court to reach a convict lou for
uirder. One of them seetn- d to rxresa
the general opinion when ho
aid: 'You certainly don't expect to
anvict Goiugs You can't get a -Idiion
iurv to lmntr anvotie. If Gzol
r>sz could transfer his trial to Union
e would never be convicted.' "
It may he possible that the "cit-l)ns"
referred to, having heard the
ridence, had come to the conclusion __
lat Tom Going was not guilty of
lurder, therefore thought that a
mviction could not be hsd. As to
10 party who said Czolgo-z would
11 acquitted if he were in Union, r
lat man was either prejudiced and
ixious for conviction.evidence or no
ddence, or he was just shooting off
s lip to make a fuss. The juries of
nion will average up wi'h those of Q
ly other town as to intelligence and
anding up to their convictions, but
9 are glad to say that they are not
mally composed of men who would
i willing to hang a man just to satfy
a spirit of revenge that may
-ankle in the bosom of some man
men. A man must have the bent
of every reasonable doubt when
s life is in jeopardy, and there
etned to be a considerable amount
doubt in the minds of the Going
ry as to whether it was murder, as E"~
ey stood ten for acquittal, one for frS*
nislaughter and Ouly one for murAlliance
Organizing Rapidly. \
State organizer J. C. Wilbourn, j
10 is also president of the State Al- i
mpfl Hfiinor QO rri d a orrrot \ /? BArlr
, ? vuwguwv " v" "
the way of reorganizing the county
lances throughout this county. Hi* n
a good worker and h good speaker. l\l
9 has succeeded in reorganizing at U
e following places which he has V
sited so far: Jonesville, Keiton, *
lamsburg, Santuc and Carlisle,
le organization was still holding tether
at Sedalia, (Jibbes arid West,
irings. Members have been jolnig
daily at the above places since |
organization and there is every
rospect of the farmers becoming
loroughly organized in a short while,
i^e hope they will stick together,
;t as a body, and keep politics out
f t.he organization. If they will do
lis their power will be great for the
irrherance of the agricultural inter- ^
* con
its of the county. Wo are heartily act
1 favor of the organization of the 8ev
griculturists, so they may, by uni;d
effort and* action, be able to re- ^
st oppression by trusts and com- j
ines. They are In position to more ron
jccessfully combat infringements
pon their rights than any class of An(
r J am
eopl- IK THKY WILL ONLY STICK TO- bo:
ETHKK. Ml
Tribute of Respect.
The following tribute of respect
as adopted by a rising vote of the -A-1
ttlem Sabbath School: ^
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
kid In the wise dispensation of His Nc
rovldence to remove from our midet c
y death our beloved sUtor aud cororker,
Mrs. Sal lie Foster. Thereire
be It. resolved, I
lat. That we how in humble sub- ^
lission to His will, knowing that He an)
oeth all thlnirs well.
2nd. That wo commend her hue tiy
and and children to oar heavenly cat
'ather and invoke His blessing upon
h?m. j*51
8rd. That, we will evpr remember
ier for her christian example and the
ifa she spent amongst its, as wall as ??j]
ho patience arid submission with p^i
,'hich she mot death. an
4th. That theso resolutions be ful
urnished the Qaffney Ledger and wo
Jniox Times for publication nnd that an
. copy of the same be sent the fam- n?
ly of our deceused sister. >
( Moi.lir Estrs, rto|
Committee : : M audk Blackwell, 1
( Mattie Lkk. CI
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Schley's ,yontt%'l Dead. bu
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The Schley court of inquiry nt Wash- pa
ngton received a very sudden shock and pit
las brought to a halt on Tuesday by fW
lie announcement of the sudden death !j!j|
if Judge Wilson, Schley's senior counsel,
fudge Wilson was in perfect health an
Jonday afternon, l>ut died at the Shore- jjy
tain Hotel after 10 o'clock at night o,f
leart failure and Bright's disease. Court in
djourned until next day out of rospoot, th<
t i? it sad loss to Admiral Schley. ?.r<
9. do
W. U. Tvlegrui>h Case.
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?Th<'damasce suit of Arthur Marsh v.? p'
he Western Union Telegraph Coin i wo
or delay in the delivery of a teh-aram wl
lult for $1,91)11 d-unage occupied th- JJ3!
ourt WtxItifMUy. Sinw.he. Ia*<- ;nl
rroet, of < hai lesion. and Munro, I) . - JP
> n and Suiders represented the est- rh
>rn Union TelrKragh Company. V. fi wc
)ePass and Stauyiiirie Wit-on appeared
ir the plaintiff. The i-irv to<?k caM p/
arlyTlnmdiy m ?mi -ir and remvuM' pii
11 jiuy room Uiiln 12 'clock I.ial ni^ht J
V luiali iai was orucicd. J
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'or us next week, we've got some ink
ing things to tell.
_L O O K I
UR STORE THIS WEEK FOR THE F
OF HOUSE FURNISHINGS E\
BROUGHT TO UNION.
This $4.50 Rocker
sold until furthei
ipPi . For $2.4
JPVA SPOT CASH
T. E. BAIL
"r\ON E Y TO~LOA N Rp, rp f ^
>n farm lands. Easy payments. No ~1 > B > | ^ |
unission charged. Borrower pays *
iial cost of perfecting loan. Interest
en percent, up, according to seeurety. i
JOHN B. PALMER & SON,
in Co"m""?'5 For Your Machinery, Rubt
)r. Mason's Complex'on Tablets J
noves pimples, freckles, wrinkles, _ . - ? II
Belting for Gins, Saw Mill
1 beautiful complexion. .$1.00 a
>Ugou.?""Han^ of Machinery. We are
THE HOME GOLD CURE. . . .
i Ingenious Treatment by which | lei us quote you prices.
rums. u~ ? uro no ii(f uroii Utiiiy " "
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Liquor Habit.
t is now generally known and un- I I A I I fN ft I I I A 1 A
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periodical or constant use of inioxiing
lipuors, requires an antidote cap- XT A "RFITXT A pp "ni? /I
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d treatment of inerhriates. The faith- *
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mderful discovery is positively guar- . j. . .i a * L.
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us remedy is in no sense a nostrum '
t is a specific for this disease only, V I 1 4 J 1 I I I " I > li > id
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ide teini>erate mon by having the ?
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ay disoontlnued-drinking of their own
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roach of everybody a treatment
ire effectual than others costing $2"? to ).
Full directions accompany each
rkage. Special advice bj skilled phy- ~ ~~ ~ 4W 7V\
ian, when requested without et.ro j.KUl'V cKtd.'i^V.'r' fi'ir "!f ,SiV,
urge. Sent prepaid to any part of the of Malarial poisoning In your hlootl menus
>rl<l on receipt of one dollar. Address misery and/allure. hlood mediclneacan't . .
S- , Wliwrv R f-JIT KS A PflYf. our* Malarial poisoning. Tho antidote for I na\f
1 KI)w ,l? JJ- , l\V , A . M It la JmbmMoa'B Teste Get a bottle to-day. farms at
Y, 2330 and 2332 Market Street, _ _ li'
iiladeiphia. Costs 50 Cents If It Cures. f 11
til correspondence strictly (onfidenUK * .J?.*?*
Ltt-ly i * ??I di)-ly.
DT
^litj interest
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IN EST LINE
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will be
: notice
18
ONLY.
EY.
)er and Leather
s and all kinds
on the inside,
An honorable
piece.
'ARE CO.
LLERS,
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1 the i'AKl.OK GKOCEBY,
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ipt.noss nnd diHpMtch.
;R iio KK kic.
lways on hxn<l.
!?^> PAIO
e suitable for table use
H, Mgr.
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1A1R.-&- '
e Bank Building:
Union. B. 0.
nnoTr /% T /NOW
wjiawjr iw uuuijii
> money to loan on .improred
7 per ceot. internet. No com xcept
a sea-enable attorney fee
i .ng cessary t>ai>eni.
Y. E. DePa8?.