The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 11, 1901, Image 5

Newspaper Page TextjKJflRti The Muzzle y | ; ^ . { t t * ^ Our buyer has just returned fpv>m th i^ORTHiBlRN MARKETS, where he na ^bought an immense stock of good Onnciol J r?r*< rtf wMoi^t u yji " * .1 , ? * i 'Furniture, Undertaker's Supplies < Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Clothing I > . Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods TO SAY NOTHING OF THE HEAVY LINE Oi DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS AND TH! PURCHASES WE HAVE NADE IN Y -- - A Groceries By The Car Load. \ - " * ' A IN FACT KYFRY DEPARTMENT OF OUI MAM VIOTH DOUBLE STORE IS CHOCI V FULL, AND WE ARE PUTTING PRICES O* THESE GOODS THAT WILL MAKE THEM .O-.-IC h- ynf. ? ?<<"1 '? GdOUT IN A RUN /j\j ?!l>' < /"THESE GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. v //7y> REMEMBER WE DEFY COMPETITION. L V , . r-fi \ i. ' . f tf \ i * n A"! i " k Yours For Business, *r'J - ^ M Local Schfduft for Passenger Trains.1 Th-rft wH?* ve,y crmvd ?>"1 v ' '' I the auction sale of lota. They st? <J ' TRAIN'S FROM ooiK?!HkA. >' 08 lv ?o Ihe linish and judging hv t| Arrive O-lTv*. m. Depart. ft: I ft a. m I *?y 'he/ bid a', ao.no of the lota th? " 1:40 p.m. " 2-<h.p. m i wanted some Uniou real es'ate. trains from wahta\TRt:ko. . There were 112 lota laid off in tl Arrive 11 m. Depart 117 a. m j property but there were only about < tf -7:lJJp. in. " ( 7:tf?'p.m 1->t<* sold. The owners a:e very w< c J-*.-=?~:-=r^ la.Mefled with the resnlt, 'something lib Local News Notes _ ' . "IT n" n r Itev. .Tiio W Harris, of the Kpworl Pllt Together. Fw RcatlY at. 161 6HC6 Orphanage, was in town Wednesday ai T called in to see us He says the orpha Gathered Hera and There by HK0 jR jn a ii^aitiiy condition with ab->i fc Our Man About Town 105 rhild. en all healthy and happy. Tl ^ orphauage is doing a good work. 2-HOUSE E A It VI WANTED?Wish Mr. T. M. MeNeace is buildir to work on halve*. For particulars ?p- fwo handsome 5 room residences r ply at Union Timer otllce. 4.01m. Mountain street in rear of Mr. Hail Mr J. A. Ohsndieis did not bid on a residence. The -new houses wi lot tltat. we hoard of hut he got the first have bath rooms and other modei freeTot in the'throwing. conveniences. Nervous Diseases cured. 80 days The extraordinary demand t treatment, $1 00 J. H. Mason Sz houses to rent has caused an untisu Co.??liAttaook, Mwylana. . zu-jy activity in the building line this yei Neither of t|>? puttie. who drew free ??H nClt,.|thsf(,?dl tho {Mt. th lot, 9 *" acl*" lumber has been high, house, ha' p -up in tela. been rprlugiog up on every street The fre* carriapo* weie at the fiervir# ,?wn of thoen. alt ending ibe int. rule txillipoin , . , mtijr" ' ' - V<"y ,r','*rPf,,|n* weetinpc bo* he, ' ' H during Mm* \\>ek at the Sacoi ATf-OoUel, tho Hardware man, b, d ,U h.ir?h af TT?|rt?. R.sV M noeLl>ig#p sorn* hands-#mo crockery i hiis e.V:rt..CMi w.tr?. t7t H !.? nicelWtfir. !t<-v .1m. w, Han will he eeveral houres huilr or?.-n hrd f#-r him Wednesday niel for tenant* on the new lots purchased ' item i? '<?nsiderable inter# st mvufe-th at the lot eule. ' ? th?* meeting Our .JonoavilUi correspondent IV1: n l.trire number of our cit-ze phone give? a full ueoyiujt of t h#\ ki;l W^'?L "p to Spartanburg on flu ni uni 1 ?g at J.inlayllle lw)A'FMf$.t> ' V><Wf d-y to attend Mie circn . ? u. . . , ^-veral of them mi id ihey li.ut A Fhbk riiTUHE givmi ?P"nv with .? . t . , , . ?>?_ , |, . , .. , atwul t/? in sparfiuhurg, others we every dollar's worth of goods pur , ^ "bj ' ] 1 *mkiii^r 'heir ?M)vh on a trio due m c'oasod ar uuo tiuio at The V?onim,k ?i ? .? #. > ... i m?Ue n !iond? ai-oiit t and pahl he v) Ptoue win? to see tin cirrus und hud no exc Mr. W. K. will SniltbUs building n >o offer It p'Stus that dine cup neat. five room cottage on Virgii pie have given (To.on the grand go-b. street on Jus lot adjoining thut of Mr. W. I. McK'flsirk, of Gibbrs, cai \ Mr. Trofzclr. 111 tonne us while in town Monday ni Mr. D. vVfait. VV hit mm was at the lot ????>wed us two went that Dr J. I afc-ml*- and b> fight. ? lot fo $ >0. Ho wa Hamilton had just out from fhis hea *nfb*?d $l00'for It. and yet lie only ask- Mr. Mack tcl's us that this makes f 3*2} tor adrosene oil. ho has had taken off his head. Tin M/.' f>nlk fWidur. the aff.ble and two wer" 1,,lte 8rnHl1 but hH hH" two <v uruxHiH advai ce agent of Mr. Phillips, fbre* at honiH ** a" ? rbl? ' til** land auctioneer, l?t Union Tuesday ^ no one need be afraid to have tin evening for Orangeburg where he will .cut ou^ bac* four taken off ox ~ work up a land sale. four yeara a*? uni wa<? no hai ? wl . . resulting. - ^ 'i're Aetua Mio wo*uuiiihalong uicely, * the roof in Leiuu put o.? There are ?'* Mason s Depilatory remot ._ . . .. superfluous hairs permanently frc e-une 80 .del new houses up and others any part o( the b^y. *.t 00 a be are nearlng completion. They are being John H Mason <k Co., Hancock Mai puatad as lapldly as finished. land. 27* * * . . v jl \ ' /.'V; ... I Communion Services. ( Thrrp 'vi.l lw> prn<>r>t?iv sprvioos no Friilay K p hi.- < !<tn>iiiu*iion on >a"?'V>Hih t luori.i'-z Hi i h** PipsIu u rirt-' church. A'1 I t> ilivi;??r? hi tll s* v' ( ?. ^ A I'nttern Free, c. Rom^m^r tMrCuli's uiacr>7.inp | ' ? l.lril- S if OOP '<t t lit* IfSldei"" of ?!4'?!;iOM | ' V'th ? ??? * von receive frpo i ^ pattern* ?,r your own seh-cUon St* j nr rlu>? list. J.n flics' Missionary Union. Ths L-hUm's Mission \rv TTnio i of Fnnrw Prw^ltv'erv wi'I >n ?nt ?t. rt.v Sprincrs ohu^'h l^_-20 R t '? m. Th.it Tuft of Oats. Tint tamou* hnnoli of oats 170 heads j p rrown from one s> ed by Mr 0 J Kmou. i is now on exhibition in Thr Timks i o?flce dome in ami look ai it. Wa ' E) have counted tho grain* on on** of the average stalks and fi d ihere are 100 | 1 grains of oats on it Tola runl iplied bv ' 170 stalks will give Mie nnpicvslent'd : yield ef 1^.000 grains as the vield of one j prain. That, beats anything in the wav 1 of a yieli we have ever heard of We are goin? to send it to the Columbia Fair. ? I CJ;eajt Rates. \ So'hern Railway announces greatly reduced rates to the Pan American Ex\ position, Ruffalo, N. V. Choice , of routes Via Cincinnati or Via , Washington quiokesr time and best lino ; C, Pullman sleeping car and dining cars on all hroiiffh trains, tickets on sale every dav until the ' lose of the Exposition. . with transit limit of five dtvs in h ?Hi directions and final liini' of twenty davs J frnn date of sale. Good going and J ('turning on all trains W. H. Taylor, 1 A. G. P. A., Atlanta. Ga. ] roAiro??.?.:irA n?f a j-a ? ? /(UAifU'l VIIICJ AXKJMJKJl .Tack son v; lie. Fla. I TmrTTjuon Times. Union, S. C. i f???Mtl!?nri?n: ? W- 'iog n> enc'ose lpre vi*h our ornr's recint f >r your enemus eotstribu'ioo to tlio fond f " J iho re; if of Die Huff-rein hy rl>?? rlH ?ftrons tire, wlrch occurred in Mrs cby on Mi 3 11*01; and. o i bh'lf of :ho twopie, to tin 'k v ?u n Ht siuoereJv for tin , sa.ne. Very truly yours ( R F Du.t.ox, Chairman Fin. Coin. j * i Special VJnrgain.s in Organs. ' T nfor a good second In ml mrlor 1 organ in 20 hI rep or for only S2 > 00 j' Oil.' shop-worn chinch orean n good ; ' repair for $.'lk 0\ and one mirror t i'ttl" advance in . ,d j prie? if customer This is a rare 1 lH oh#' co to get, a 1 organ nVan. Don't miss this ba' rain which you inav not 1 'y soon again have. !$. VI. ItrcE. Jit , E. U. jo Stop That Fast Driving. We have sgiiii heard complaints al?oi;t . fast and reckless driving thronih Main 's street, especially east of the Baptist ( church. A stop should be put to this 1 thing. And if Mir pirties will pay no 1 ' j attention to kind wo ds of warning an example sh >nl. le op someone n- which would lw a healthy less >n to 1 ut others W* it *ve heard *e it a cert,if-1 lie man drives so fail that MmuM a Vehic'e | dunce to turn into Main stpet.froma side street he c ai'd not. stop in time to ig avpid a collision, and iwliajs serious n?inana personal It jury. There is no occasion for this kind >-f driving. I? '8 some vehicle ?di mid Ih smashed up <>r , 11 Mine child run ovr a"d inaiine I or kidec, n '' would he poor comfort for tile reckless , driver 10 say he did not mean to du it Better stop it, while it is yet time. or " ~ aj A Clubbing Offer. i rir We have reo-ived so many requests from friends to make a dubbin# ariangere ineiit whereby they can get a foieign . , .paper in coll ection with TiiicTimks that we have decidtd to >>0 so. For ah new subseribiM.s for one, year caslt, ami ,n all renewals foi one year received in th- , . !! x' I'dt (Ihvm we will offer the following , lf piqiers with Tilk Times for the amountr' Jippotdte; ( \i Thk Union Times one your >md , tg The Thpice-a-Week New York ,, World *1 f)h , i The Times and The U-.me and Farm 1 8f> The Timer and The Sunny ns South and the Werk'.v Atlanta p Copst tution, 11 papers '2 2.r> 1 s Tun Timer and The Commoner (Brynn's paper) 1 50 1 iV| The Timer and Word and \V? rks (Hick* paper) and 11 ? k' w 2 00 14,1 AI inanao 1 7>"? os THE TIM? rt and I'lKe W?e!tly | Nmvs iin-l (''-'.ncr 1 7T? | The Timkh nod The textile Exe~ls; .r 2 50 '** The Times ?''.i "The Arena," a i'6 moijthly inag'/ine of high id order , . 2 50 i Thb Timkh and "Mind" fine lit^ erary magazine 2 00 . The Timfs and The Record (Bel"x gian Hair and Poultry Journal 1 50 'm The Independent is a weekly or magazine of high order and ia I" to the United States what the .ra London Times is to England, rer a national magazine. Its prn;e is $2 00. Thk Timer and The Independent 2 25 The above is a fine list of Journals and 0B some of them are worth morn than the ,m combination price. |X Now. herein your oppirtnnit.v if yon want a whole lot of good leading at a cheap pi ice. ) Tilt. J<tSr,:<Yli.l.i; KUJJSCi. Other \cws vo/ s, f'erttotinl tttul < tther^viac. .loxiv vii.i.i:. o ; 7?''me weutler i-i i" ?>l :t:iu !> icir n it-.il t very jumi o t :* !V rh* '? v?i ?'i?I :h*al lit h??v <> II i' >1 j> ? %'i.ivS \('l ill , in Hi li d - ui'l frit-:? si , in ?- :? U il.i'e ! Willi- I d'? ???Iv'li ll:t!>t t.te to the llUV OlOil | H?.'; ' 'i <> ' in'.'"': C Hi: ll-itl would come in >f front held off **?: < r tlire- wve'-s I ?;t i-r There wo* :i hoiuieidn near .I.iiieHvide lust Tlnu>u\v uJuhl- -int '-li'Otv U nr.-. whole com rnunUv. Phod #?*nl killed .I-ivi-ph .I Vau^hno. The oeuiusranc-s brougnt out at the i; qiesi hul tll'iwist) HlO hUmP. i!S (oll'IAS: Mi I Vamthan's son lunirieu Floyd'* ,-wir liisc spring an 1 vc: v much a*aiii-1 hifsuhei's will ami bid h ? -<l* -x?-?-'?1 ii iween Mr. Vauglvtu and iu-> s m .10 I i j son's wife ever since tho marriage Mr V iuffhan, the deceased. wen' !<? (Juion list Thursday in company with.I. W Nance. They returned l.?y the way i t Jonesviile, stopped over in to.vti and let l heme iaie in the evening. Ii is said Mr V.iiiidnti was drinking 1 but iiin->e ir!io saw in.ii in JonosviHo dul nut thins lie was much ill liquor. A'tin- M . Vaugiian got home, \\ nit-li is ah.>111 tour miles from Jouosvihe, he went, to his win's h aise who married Fiord s si-U-r oid who lived only a lew hundred yards From each other, and ?ais?d a fu.vs witti liis son and Ms wife and threatened tin ii ives at. the same time having a pistol. Young Vaugnan ttoally barred the door against his father and shut h nisolf ai d tnd wife inside ihe house. John Floyd, die defendant, cum* a'oug tin road in Front of tue house and called to Mi. Yaughao to know wh^t was the nn!'? r ?nd why 's so much fuss. M;s. Vauglrui te d another mm, Cuml. in liemeantime had cauio up and won u, to yard wnh the deee ?sed and Mi?. Vanah ?ii was tiying 10 qui''!, ho; he.*baucl woei, Floyd called to Mr. V>uightte to k .<0. what was the ma tei ai d whv there wan *<> miiC'l iuhs \ .lUgnan went oil' lo lu* road if lien- Fi??yd woi-aod about ho tine he tench d im road i s ,o\ w;is ired and Mi. Van^.li m foil in tin- road tud expired in a few in- uu- its II.* loving wito wont to him and hi 1.1 his tieod in h?r lap uniil he expnt'd. Al* ihodt^b there v ?s no oviit?nji,j a! tht; iaI'ioflt ihut tlv :o w i - more th 'U one v!i >i lit en when Mr. Wiuhn Ml. the d . i iidaiit oHii'i.-. hi ! ni'.ir ?n i !il) s se.y here wie two ?!?..;s almost, ai thi* sumo lime and that o. c was i aider Mian (!? Aher and very much <ik - a <?u ? and sisiol. Tin j in th* lir- i th 1 ita' s ?aid 1m ha i i-iicl" Inool shotgun l'lie load ant it I Mi. Vaitirlvi *s tig ii iroiu mid h .il >su,"i. nod ;!i <iO!;.'o-vi Mill bird, 1? > ig -s and ('una lx?i.< wr: > iYolc at tlio i.npe st o .? ho df?avii di-d feoin tho ..Iu.ck I)V. (Mi ohIk-vs wis, inwever, Hem for noon after the shoo mr, hut Vuigtuiu was d-ad he I m- he ;oi. to linn Am inqcest viviui l F.iday >y cornier Hen'l? y and n verdict ~.;s ender?d'ha' V.iigoa- c i nn to h s dia h a a l''111 sire won. 1 a' toe h;rds?". John Fnivd. Flov.1 e me t. > Jovrsvilv ?arlv hi -lay in.aiio <r .'.i d e.-np' .v?d >!?w.e iV ro.s-.'i a o.nays, d-t liin. Mi Vr p|, (.,? ij \||- .Sawver ?ini ho came up on Hie moi nuig iiaio i .d attended the ;t ?j;i. '. while Mi F?'e.r wen; to I : i-- v i;ii F1 ?yd on hmidday t ain and Ks.yd gave bin se f n; to Siieioff S .iii't'is ]?i .yd cl liius-ei ih-'oi.s . 11 says Yaojihaij I: < ' at Ins) wi>li a pistol j.is as ii lid. ha V.-.iigiiHti's shot did iw i ta'.e IV Co 1 noMCid i . 1 11!c Ti.mks a*' week thai Mr >V |i. B oley, ho ars old. wa pie.i- in * i>2 . ontid.s of cot >i:i a d??v wlti n B iud.H'd nma:kahle Jo-iav.il* has a man qiiHoya vetnaiVaolea Mr. l?iil--\, it is M . (Ji.oo Horn, who i> h~ \?-.os old, can walk K or 10 miles .a a hi.re h, ea:i ulioe ami put op a cor-1 of -> u >d a ilay, iiiil heartily ativl hasn't ha! the llfilMiK Il 111 Mill IV Vol's Ml Hill.! is h vvi.ii>w-r iiiill says hi v.ou'.d lua.iy at l: ' clio|> of a hat. Tin' nnsons an- laying brick on tV bank liu iding and also on Mr. .J. F. Adrian's new biick store. Mr. J. .1 Lie tit j ?lm lias commenced vvorK on his new re ideuoe. Misses I.!a Fostei and Grace Fair will h-ive tomorrow for Hook Mill to i nter Wirii!u p ('.dirge. Kev. Mi Neat preached at Gilead church last Ku day. Lot Mill a colored man living tie?i? low a. over St) years oH, was t-ani.tzed last Syiid.iv. Lot has a) ways lieni a very ipiiet Hi ral in:.n hot. never c irnc into she chinch until the eleventh hour. f kpeiuione. Union Cotton Mills. This is quite a col urn mi') town. The Union Col'o.i Mdis contain 89, OM) ring spurn rs ;u.d 2 4 '0 looms Thev employ ah ait 1,S 'U lipi ds. I am informed ihai the mills h?*re have plenty of in lp a d everything niii'dng foil w ith a gand p oJuct oii. I). It lliurtnnu is' upe.-e.? !.?! fit Mr. i!a-."iija-.i a! . ti i cuii'v; of mi* it If l>) Mi'l T.e ovp!>e-? in the IJni . M it- are: 1 K "siiaw, ca'-1 . ' M r. S so .v v id go to I i, i. . 8 ' . w ! re h h?- a d j Ike u; ii fcodeiicy oi the I o. u ! (Jetton Mils Mr Shaw is a v lung ' lUlll.ail I \;'?Ct P S<fli !IIS.'IIIH|.l'i|V|> 1 il:iv U <' 1 Hit' (?! oil -I i i o > t ( mil: cri,.' s? M ' i 1) i< cl? mho ! i>' ! li> 1 !! i! <1 '"\ K -i-i.u, A.-..V ifilf !, K. A I ii -ins .i. fm l.? I'lf *1 ! , <5ll ? VI.IH -s ('M ill C.'.ulll roo . >j I ii*- ii IT M til 'v!1 h vr 1 j"im? > ! Spjiull '. <1 .'{ li'OU ma lil* ("ii ;8 Hiid j.t 'Kpis i> nut ' '! cui l Mi?.v ii.ef mill 'S ?->|?**t' il to -lint m lull 11:i v nr. ?CorttWii >i.d(Mi"e lo l'he I'tx ilt* Exct - , rf- _ - | Despite tlir-.itM.iiiR prroUm:: ion*, j urim-vwufil uh. con:I'tiK-s :?> iitnnop ; i !i/.? the H-'il in Smith ArriCi to llm exclusion of ?m aci ful pinMiiim, General Kielnicr. itpou>rHy. h m not. been in c>> more c e.Aii >il than I/>: ' KoVrts In ITih IT n i t'-H.<'!t'!iii U not n il con tl'ioiiP, a ?1 i.h- ui are relucts in f.. irrlitii Ih if I I r k i\ -w. ?.f numnvu./l... ! ? ' *-?i 11 u Mimiaiitiri "illchief will lie withdrawn (I'l iit ilu? VVhtj Olli.*e. Even ju c ?i>: et valivo <ui^>s there is a snontf belief Ilia'. 11;. war wrH tin* liners will only lie brmighl to u Conclusion hycnuip cruise Is ?lh sides, if would se? in, Riiiilri well afford to \i. !d a few pointo m older U> close a fin ll.ot [ that has caused great yam and suiferiug. i w O IH'O HOW let OCll" now <| iii?i*tor*w, ji.skI wndosirn to ihnuk oureiiMtoiucrH it>a* > ? > ^ < *' - 2-- - .. ., - -. i - ^ - *i-fs in iikkI wish 10 tv ihni wo o\j>eot to cou? (iiuio i*?.v* l o<-I* - ni?* oitr BARGAIN COUNTERS with the same variety of useful and ornamental goodis?and more of them?than we have been carrying', aloo our SEWING MACHINE AND MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will be Special Foutures in our business this ggfl : ClVi. [b c * * * ? ? . ov m oa ai vji t<>c very odst Machivje a ad VI u ic&l Factories. Sewing Machines, Pianos, Organs And Small Musical Instruments, And are ready to supply demands at best bargains. Remnmb-r ou>* neT.v place is the old Racket tG-iaSo Fron ) Stanl. S. M, Rice, Jr., E, 0. Prop. Amonest wi rri C'' ..Our.. TTools. X ne a'c below a standard which will compare favorably with tllcl1 of goods sold ut equal prices by any oilier houses in the trade. Soft rietal Tools are Useless at any price and we handle none of tliein. These goods are par with all other art'eies in our H A R D W A R E ? * Stock and those who like a really good article at a nominal price should buy here. Oatzsl's Hardware Store. Dressed and Undressed ' Better tii\n average quality at less than average price*. Material f* ?r the builder, contractor, cai penter, fanner or householder at figures below regular. .^LUMBER-** Of all kinds, treaties and dimensions. All reliable, well . seasoned stock. . Tel] us your needs and we quote pleasing figures. 'PHONE 74. W. E. ALMAN. <{' V

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