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Is just as essentu^?^ it is in e$ pastry. etc. Evervone ouerht 1 pride in selling only Groceries Thi r~TTT No Stale Stock When in need of such articles Starch, Baker's Chocolate, \ them fresh from New York. } a barrel of . Cape Cod the first to arrive this season, we lead them all as we boutrh have one of the Largest Stocks ever brought tq Union by ? J v . t XOUNG thi Local Laconics. BAPPMINGS OF IHTERfirtABoUT TOWfl PIRtfONAL AID OTHRRWLSB. ; i RCK)v?s TO UfcN 1\?Apply to F G. j Mclluuh hi n>U House 36 tf. ' See the two notices of the Probata Judge thjs w?*PkMrs. Vl^or Gage returned to Greenville this week. Look oat. for whnt Roho will have to mj in The I imks next. week. Master Shepard Nicholson, who 1 hu been eiok for ten days, is rapidly ^ improving. . Thursday afternoon Mrs. James Manro entertained a large number of ladies at eachre. Misses Pearl Goforth and Ruth Foster left Tuesday for Rock Hill where they will attend Winthrop. Mr. Jno. Rice, of the Railway mall Service, spent a few d?7* at tbf home . Pi 111* p?P?nte this Mr. WUltaw Miller with his fam |iy will retnm to Union about Deo. 1st to make this place their future ho ne. There was a senseless rumor of a mob __ waaaaug nuiu uuucvflllC IU U1KU I' 1UV(1 from the sheriff Friday night. Precautionary measures were taken how ver. We are glad to report that Mrs. J. T. Nance, who haa been sick for two weeks with fever at the home of Mr. J. W. Nance, is very much improved; WAN I'ED?A bright ypq/ig'piap \ktfy for special work in each town- I |h?p. Tillage and boyoqgh. Address Ro* l|u, or This I'lMkk office, Union, ?. a. 1 lights were turned on In the big double 3h?re of the Mutual Dry Ootids t'o. 'I'needay night. There are some, thing like 1U0 lights in the store and it made a pretty, sight. Mrs J. P. Hunette died at her h me In (J'doo Oct. 7th of lung troubl. , the remains ware sent to Flat Rock, N. C. for interment. *ttT ^ur **'eotrl? itreet cur liue is getting to be a necessity. We hbpe to ba able to soon report work beguu on the line. Let no one stand in the WIT. Mr. Al|?e?t (J Mean*, Nr.. of Jones* vjllb.moat highly rt>KiH>ct'p<1 vn'on county retaln-sipd hit) Etth pifthday at the homo of hi* ' ^ d^pghter, Mr*, fi. K. lleintiah. of ?S)4?M?HibarK. last Monday, A Urge gathering of friend* were present, including all of his children, nix in number* W$ wish him many happy return*. As Everyone Knows Freshness In Groceries jgs for the making of pudding :o know that we take a special it are Fresh. in This Store.=^? as Cream of Tartar. Corn Breakfast Cocoa. We have kVe have also just received Cranberries When it comes to Tomatoct before the advance. We of Tomatoes iqy one retail merchant. e GROCER. The County Supervisor gives fan warning to the parties who have be?i damping filth near ihe road one miU above Union. The people are complaining of the stench it causes. Mr. .T. II. l*hilli|?a, the auctioneer, W'i?? a pleasant and affable young gentUqnan and made ptany fripnds during njs short stay with U?. We hope to see him hero again. He was perfectly fair and square In his work and gave entire satisfaction to all, The coil of piping iu the water heater at the electric power pknt bursted Wednesday evening and the lights were cut off about an hour while the connection was being mad'-. K'*ep your lamps trimmed if not burning, you ivnow not when darkness cometh. Mr. F. G. Austell manager of the hustling business of \Y\ T. Beaty <k Co., hns some good news for you this weex. Take his supplement with you ne^t tin^e you coipe in town, and (Iqn't stop qiitil you reach his store, he has many other things to show you when you oome In. lhere were light sales salosday. t he kir. of tools belonging to C. T. Wi-eman, who got next, to various citizens to the tune of some two or lhre?- hundred dollars, was sold piece ini-al and netted $11 00. The household furuit ure of Ben and (jueene Jeter was levied on by G. W. Going and sold for houserent. They brought SQity?lhing like flu. * MT. Uice preached the t\ret of q series of sermons to yoqng people Sqnday uight. The subject was the Evolution of the lloiue. lie handled the subject well and .showed that the hop" of the ooijntry socially, morally ?nd religiously lay in the lome-Traming of the children. We elieve ihe*e s#-rino?9 on the home will have a go -d tffVct. There was u meeting of the Chatterbox Society last Friday afternoon *t the residence of Mrs. L. G. Young, t his is a literary society composed of 15 little indies from 0 to 18 years old. Mian 8nrnh Rice is president, Mian Hunter Young secretary and Miss Louisa Duncan treasurer. Jast tt'feek ^onjfel!6w Vfas t^e subject, there ^ere recitations an interesting account of the life of the writer. Washington Irving will be discussed Sfc tho next meeting and the society Will meet on Frldsy afternoon at. the residence ol Mrs. T, 0. Duucuti. *> . * jtfMiHEHBfc jiiTSa - >? VIC LOT SAKV. | Property Sells Well, Union Rem listate A<1 vunciii The big lot. sale advertised f<*i I'Uioduy ut this Week cnun- IT ? time. Fr.'i e rriag"s w v,> in w t.ii ? at 1 lie Union Hotel at 9 o'clock and the Imperial Haul p!?yod acveiui p'eces to en the crowd t'g'd h? The crowd was taken to the prop- ny just litis side ol A-f'>a Mills a 1.;. th* sale begun about 9:45 on the comes lot on the tit) foot boui-vurd dividing the property from the A' ti a Mill prop r;y. The bidding was rnlhei alow at first but soon became lively. The lot brought #240. The lot- arc 50 feci front by 125 feet back. '! 'lore were 2(5 lots sold before dinner unu about thirty sold after dinner. T'.ere Rpfl thrpf* strpntfi orrnrloJ i\umo1I/.I l'?' "?'?' with Main and oni' parallel \sith the Boulevard, the streets are about 5U feet wide. It is a desirable piece of property at cl will rapidly enhance in value no doubt. The lots brought good prices which is an evidence of the'good value of Union real estat". Tht?re were two free lots drawn for, one after close of the sale before dii ner and one in the aiternoon. The lot drawn at 12:25 p. in. was drawn by Mr. J. A. Chambers, and adjoined a lot that brought .$(55 and one that brought $'51. The lots sold as follows : Corner lot Xo 1 on Main street and boulevard to S. J. H. Howell for $240; Xo 2 fronting Main street to \V K. Altnun for $1(55; X. \V. corner lot fromi sg Main street, to E. M. Wilson for $2)0; next adjoining lot West to Green <k Ilojd for $110; next adjoiuibg to W. E. Almun for $150, giving him adjoining lots. Two lots were sold between the street and the Southern Railroad, one to G. W. Whitman for $50 ai d one to E D Smith for $30. There being some discussion as to the right of way ot the railroad a return was made to the lots fronting the boulevard. One lot co S. M Rice, Jr., for $210, another for $150; two to Allan Xicholson for $120 each; one S W. corner to F. C. Duke for $142; the lots on street parallel with I) >u evarrt were Sold one to V E Alman for SR2; one to J M Ivirby tor $100; one to Jno. R. \lnthis for $}) ; corner lot to W G smith for ol 17 ; opposite corner X A", to Jno R Si at his for $ 14*1; S. \\ .omer to J J Colson for $i0S; back to boulevard front to W. E Aim hi for off 1; opposite lot. to Prof, hivis Jeff ies forcSli; front lots to S. 0. Crosby 2 for $(jfj ea ; opposite lot rn A \ Ur.ulu- f..r 1 . iJ n ?? ' .?>! , II . 11 11 Ml $55; O M Sims $50. This was Dm last lot sold before (Junior. Tin tickets wore all put in a hat and Mayor Young was asked to conduct the drawing and a small b ty was blindfolded and after the tickets hud oeen thoroughly shook up tne boy Irew * ticket, it bore 1 he name of J .V Chambers and he was declared the winner of the free lot, congratulations w> re then in order, and all returned to town for dinner. There was a goodly number attending the sale in the afternoon and some ho od<l lots worejs'Id, the prices ranging fr nil $1-?.'MI t< $1*20, the 1 ts oil the hill were very pretty lots, an I brought good pr'.c s. The In ttest conte-t was over a small lot down in the flat w It toll was smarted at but linally brought $11. Tlpi remaining lots between the railr.<id anil main street were st Id at good prices and the sale close 1. The tickets for the second lot were gathered into a hat box and siui en up, a bole was out and a boy put his band in and drew out a ticket which bore the name of John I'ruitt. Land Sale. State of South Cnoliiit. ) ! > I'filiate Uoun y ni Union ) (Vint. TO SELL L VM> IN All) OK ASSFTS. G. C. i'u.ill as admit oh; ralor and in his OWn r'giit, I'lain'iff, against A .it M l'rniu, ei al. Defend nits. B\ ihe.iiiof Un b lie Court, I will seS to -,iie hk'lie-t. bidder, lie fore fir c,?Ui'> Jjo ! * dn-ii*.'the fti.st. in NoVeiu({ r next, dmieg the local hours lor sale, ll;ii folio ii.C i?l:i Is to-'A i ; Tract No 1. A I in.it on tain tract of IHIId I.U IBIUKIK ?t*V?! 'VM* ^ It) C"-?< acne ?>r less, situ-nd i'i 1$ a o.svdi.town'rip Cottn'y ?> ) State afoimaul bound d o? in rlii by f?!eun springs public nwtl a? d land o' Asa Smith's esate. ?>n lite wrst a <1 not til by lands of EI ii.nth', loi.es Hlaek M uiui: Co. and is tatp, of Lai kin I/o maer. sit d on Hie eiKt by Tout N>? 2, tiring pan of thb suue original" tract ot land set otT to Aim M. I'i ni" f<?r her dower Also tiaci No 2 \ letivdndiT in fee, after lite (ball: of A M I'mitt inn traot of land co itaining (.57)) t.lihtyseven and one half antes, bounded east by borao'vidi eltufb and lard o.f Asa smith's estate, snip It \\ lirieiin S|?ri.ngs pub ic t'tvid, wod. by trac' No 1, and | north ! u I of oth. rs. and bavi ig the j following (; raers a'.?t distances: il.-gio | ning at a stone of |ln' Ummih Spring* , y rid nod Mtimimr or) R. lb 2o to j stone S J}') E. rt no to s> In-, S. 11, K. . 17 00 >> stone, N. t?d) W 12 dlj to atomon the. ro.tl, thence along t a> add loan to the bt uintiii Tenon of sale one-tldrd ()) e ish, the ba'ance on a credit of one and two years wait n.t "O"' on o e-iit pu t. a to b-> 8 ciod by bo id of the pureho?**i or pui' ch .s?ts a ?l inor'itaoe of i Ii? ppiii.se soi l, v\ i*it leave to pirebas r orpin0'ioers top.y all cash if so leaned Pmcliaser or pnrchasr* to pay for pap.'is | and record.n/ same. . J AS N M. (fill" Kit, Proln e Ju?l?re. * Union, S C., Oct 10. 41Hespass Notice. i ^.11 pantom ;n?- her* in n?nH -1 not to Ivint, fsh, drive, ride, wa'k nv in any manner whatever tieap on anv land--* belonging to eitlntr of the undeiMgie d i>. Union oounty. Any vi >lanoii of itus notice will b> pruwoute'i to the tub ex tent of the aw. Mus. A Knioht and ^ihtrrs. Per W. F. Bono, Agent. 10-4U YOUR LA! I After this week tli will be . This $ sold ^ *0 i ^ ^ uvava y xj spc CARPET VA vary with th:- maker. No two manufact . ..... r . i ' - * " i^-i ?51 exactly 1 ru; s nnie ^rade, although ( to be identical. We have made it our fc those who make the best of each sort air CARPET \ which we believe are unexcelled. And j either. tirs W"""^ I.e. D HONEY 1 O LOAN (>n farm lan<ls. Ka.-y payments. No C: ? : commission charged. I?oi rower pays ? ; actual cost of.perfecting loan. Interest seven percent, up, according to securety. i JOHN ?. I'Al.MHR <f< SON, ! 27-tiino. Columbia, S. C. - For Yo 1 >r M nun's (Jomplex'on rtibials removes pimples, freek;es, wrinkles, ! blackheads, redness of face or nose Dplfinrv and any dc:'i i)i miisli. giving a clear UCIUIIc and bv.uriful complexion. $1.00 a box. .1 11 M ijrt-i & Co., Iluncock, r ft Maryland. 29 ly QJ |y| Q| THE HOME GOLD CURE. . An Ingenious Treatment by which let us Jjruuktr a ar<? r>o ntr * urun Daily in fcpite of Thnmselvea. No Noxious Dt?s.iQ, Nci WeaKenintf eU0 I 0 M of tub 'W' V <* A Pleasant and ? Punitive Ouro for tho I.?quor Ilabit. It is n '\v generally known and tin- I I A I J derstood tlutt Drunkenness is a disease |\J and imt weakness. A body filled with II I 1 J poison, and nerves completely shattered ' oy periodical or constant use of intoxicating iipuois, requires an antidote capable of neutralizing and eradicating this poison, and destroying the craving for into icants. Sufferers may now cure \\\eu\-. selves at home without miUiyity or loss of time from Imsiiosq by this wonderful "HOMK (ioldUh'ltK" which lias been w , perieepti uiior many veareoi close study JL M ami treatment of iHcrhriatos. The faithfill use according to directions of Having wonderful discovery is positively guar- I am prepar anteed to cure the most obstinate ease, no matter how hard a drinker. Our 1*1 J lOeoKtsshow the 111 irveloustransformation of thousands of Drunkards into all(l sober, industrious ap.d upright men. A I | WlVKS OUUK YOUIl ifUdUANDS!! ' CHIhDltBN CURE YOUtt FATHERS! I Phis remedy is in no seitfni a nostrum hut is a specific for this disease only, V I | and is so skillfully devised and pre- T, prtfeu that it is thoroughly soluble and I'Or pleasant to the taste, so that it can ho given m a cup of tea or coffee without 1~ the know lot igo of the person taking it. 1 Thousands of Drunkards have cured themselves with this priceless remedy, and as many more have been cured anil made temperate men by having the " "CU!\K" administered hy loving friends c and relatives without their knowledge >frV in eoltee or tea, and believe toilay tha\ C/ I they diseontinued drinking of t\v[MV own I r ...til I u i v*< i?n \%r i rm 2< - Iuee win. i"' l?0 not he deluded hy Apparent and misleading "nUl>?"V?*nuMit." Drive out the disease at ohce and for all time. The "HOME GrOTVTi I 0<>LI) CU U10" is sold at the extremely Trr low priee of One Dollar, tlppj placing VVOrK within reach of everybody a treatment more eflcntuai than others costing $2"? to - I**nil directions accompany each package. Special advice l?> skilled physieians when requested without extra jekneeeVcE charge. Sent prepiid to any |>art of the nf Malarial j* world on receipt of one dollar. Address rotary and Dept. 1 EDWIN 11. GILES A COMPAN Y, 2510 and 2182 Market Street, Ph'Meiphin. Costs 5< All correspondence strictly coufldental. itt-ly '" V. D T t ST CHANCE! le price of this Rocker $3.00 Strictly. 4.50 Rocker will be until further notice For $2.48 >T CASH ONLY. ? LU E-S urers^turn out OarA i f n ir fV 1 1 4 1?^ Y ? BELTING!^ ur Machinery, Rubber and Leather ; for Gins, Saw Mills and all kinds chinery. We are on the inside, quote you prices. An honorable tee back of every piece. ION HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE DEALERS, Union, S. C. : PARLOR GROCERY recently purchased the business of the PARLOR GROCERY, ed to supply the i.eeds of your table. LO NK U"h? YOUK WA^'TN thej' will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. L GOODS i >l?Ll VERED FREB, Gutter, Eggs ami Vegetables always on hand. UJ11I0MT lMI!Cb> PAII> ti, farm and barnyard produce suitable lor table use IAS. R. SMITH, Mgr. T * M 1 dh.T m. I7air,#~ and Bridge Office Bank Building a Specialty. Union. 8. C. [TTZZIZITZI Money to Loan. Ill and Ferer tenlc. A taint olsoninKtn your blood incanft ??.?? -a llure. Blood medicinescan't T i . , . I poisoning. The antidote for \ tyY* nioney to )oa? en taepmwt ? Toatc Get a bottle to-day. ! farms al 7 per cent inp|e?t. No com1 CVnfa U V* ft ires mission exr-ept h ?-!Vwtn?Ne attorney fee i W * n W T. , ? iwpHrsntf newefienrv paper*. * 1 30-lj, V. E.DJCI'ASS. I