The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 01, 1901, Image 7
Good
ftlg. t\ Provider
- tm IK n whereto go for hisj^^^
PROVENDER
If you com? to our store you
get the best and the most of it
for the money in every kind of
GROCERIES
We have just received a fresh
shipment of this years crop of
RTCTCTYEVn "R ATQTTVTQ nTTD"D A TVTrno
' ? avaa LN/XXI vy u JLVXVXlll JL IC
S CITRON, ALSO DOMINO AN!
STANDARD POWDERED SUGAR!
For icing cakes, etc. New crop of
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
The finest to arrive this season
at 60c a gallon. Also
another barrel of those
GENUINE FINE MACKEREI
J
Which wo arc Nclling1 at
lOc a piece or 3 for 25c.
They are mimply delicious.
Be>yaro oiimiUttion,
..YOUNG THg GROCER
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Local Laconics. Mr. JoejScott Dead.
. H4FPBnNG^0F7NTERE81 ABOUT TOWN . We, ***** *o learn of the death of M
.Joseph L Scott, of Newberry. A tel
4 PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE. gr im was received bv Mrs Goferth, li
sifter, that he died Wednesday m ?rnii
.. IJOOMS TO RENT.?Apply to F G. and would be burled at 10 a. m. Thui
McHugh at Hill House. 3?J-tf. d}W-. -,oe foimerly ran the Union liar
wave Go's store in Union and had mat
The railroad should issua tickets to Mends who will tegiet to learn of h
the State Fair as cheap as pos?iblo d<-uiise.
And leave off the fair coup m.
Mr? Eugene Edwards, who has Choap H?tea,
b^en seriously ill for some time, Is Houthern Railway announces excu
able to be out aguiu. sion rates for the winter season to tl
? .. ? m jkM D /, j various resorts of the South. Ticke
bee the card of Mrs. B, G, CI'flora Rre n0w on sale, with final return lim
in this issue and see if you can reply Ma/ 31st, 1002.
favorably to any of the questions it for detailed information ivs to rate
t v * 1 | schedules, etc., call on any agent of tl
r. egntalns. Southern railway or connections.
... . .1 Tir u 'n
in. .own council n?? improved A, (i. l'.'A.'AUaiita, Cia.
he sine walk in frout. ol the ^ourt
house v$ry materially by buildiug up **"
v the rock curbing. Diary of MnJ. Klnloch Falconer.
Thorapraa a very slim orowd at the Frederick W. Moore, Professor <
depot Wednesday morning to board Httfoiy and Economics in the Vande
the arty Vnoroing tr.ln tor the Pair J* Na8hvll|?- <"?
gtt . Posemy twenty went. The Price is The Vand'erbilt Southern History S<
rathe'r*teep this year, $2.45. e* ty has among its co:lections (on depos
tir . .. ?r?j In the UirvSiitity hhrar)) a pocket Van
Mr. Oj>as. W. Qoforth left Wed- j, H)ji vyh h P'stebuard covers and clot
ppsday for j^evyborry to attend h?*k. which once belonged to K'nloc
the fnnSa of his'uncle, Mr. Jos. E. Meaner, Maj .. andI Assisftnt Adjuta'
G-neral ou iljc s ?fr of Gen. Joseph 1
Scott, i? . J..hn-nn,
t here will he si* pasture lota offered kktkaots prom tub diaky.
* ? for sale a?4fcie big auction sale Thanks.
. tx!E. . i t ii i i Thedwiy, among other things, coi
giving D^. A good pever falling branch f thp f*,l0W,Ilg i)ll0erl)ln/ |7?lJ?n c
throng Ij. ?ach. If you are payng *1 00 t>?? J iniiey hom-ward from ueir Green
per month pasture rent for your cow to biro, N to liiutgevjlle, Miss, aft<
e.it pine Ittp* and'-sedge' grass it would th* suriei del", from May 4, t>Juuel
be eeonaihy to p'ck u]M)no of these bar-. , .. ,. ,0/(. 1T .
. TP* -l y 1 f lhursdsy. May 11, 18(15. Unionvil
| i* quite a preity country village. Tl
Mr. 0. O. Lancaster, of Mcan&viWe, suburbs are extensive, the streets wr
. :. . T , .., , aii did and the hour's handsome. /
has our thanks for a sample b ,tt!e of t|(M , )W(J ff0(U ^ p ^ r().,
hi1* n*iy crop of milasses It. is n of shade tiers line t oth ?ides of the sfrer
flue qi?h'(tv nbd has a delicious flavor, cud the iste disp'ayt I in the- tl ?wi
There is no reason whv on- f,.- gaidens, H;. marks, the ladios as d,
^ vuad and refined. '.Stayed here In "Hiiio
Should not raise cario and m ;ke mo y||ie to draw rations. Met in rhatshu
lasses for thp It is ?<? muoh time ihne or four very kind oit.<%*u
better thafl the average stuff vp 'mit j" !*?" ()Ul ^ 'QMt * [MIIJ t'kahle nt
? ,(vve H.e -ati fl 1 that this gentle n:
r,zotgo<-7, w4s electrocuted ticro d- WH-< tJol. ttibt. Beaty, wh ?se old h >:t
. 4 V, m._, j, . pi ice is two miles this aide ot tbo
log to sohednle luesdav morning Murphy mill ) Although he lets ?lv<
8"e an account of it on our 8' h page t >o 8<>ns alidad his poverty to the chii.-i
this week. He died unrepei.tn.it, he h^s t -ggj d the citizens on the puhl
?nd-aid he was not s Try for his 7%'* ^
* , to ins house (two rides on* byroa
^^_^|"ed His only expressed yogret whs iyhero|th.ey at*e fc?i cjw erlufly ,wit,h ii
that he did Oof get to spe his father Diice Lo^t niurht 127cavitlrti
HACQrtw) .the prte?*f.? and said !}"n; ,hP'' th?nig".ivfs hi.(\ h n*"J f?<
(J|,i uoi want any o.j-helr religion. foi^d'\w oZ .':
Mr- (ipdfrey H. Howler Is at work this ?e'' ' "li'M'tW I ??' f??q d
week dotting m? Mr. I. 0. Young's -T, F?? I "T* unlik" ageuile.qH
7 . , i i ? I I i | At??? l?M?uU-? log twtiiii. o >h*
tract of land for the big auction salo(,lw a bllll(1 L)yf ttfleeil >ewra old) r
. ^ Thanksgiving Day. i els making some makably intelligent He wv i k?-d s v^.
beautiful house lota and is o|>ening up a j suum fut Die with t.iis. : H?u es lit
road out to the Aetna and Monarch ' H chapti r in the N * TVwtaDftut I
Mills. If you are wide awake yon will ' J"*'3 1,9 Wfc" * d? f?*Pu'0 44 in jo i
. ' . .. i | I'l Olli ouubliy pcupln. Stop.i'.t t ? '1
make your arrangement* to attend this ujgl|. at II)ip, (B .p'hi) churcl
'fcd* buying m*Ue twuuty-lwo auleo.'
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Off For the Fair.
TriK Times patty of voting ladies
hoarded the ea?ly morning trail
nsterday, Thursday f??r the State Fair
The following co'ttp >sed the uieuQhers of
iliepart>: Miss Edna l)avi?. T Uuio<>;
M.oS Matlie Prince, of Cioss K> ye; Miss
Eoleue I,ee. of Goshen Hill; Miss Annie
I at', of W * at. Spiiugs; Miss Maq?iWhite,
of ,7 M psviPe; Miss Luis f^HitU.
f Pmckney; Miss Sfella HoImiii. oi
Santoo; Miss Gertrude Maihis. of Union,
aid Mr. J no. It .Maihis, Editor. The
young ladies met at The Timks ?-fll.-e at
7 o'clock a m.. with the ex-option of
Misses Lola Gault and Maggie White,
who came down on the train, and Mio
Slella Holmon who joined the party ?t
SatiUtc. Each lady wore a preMy blue
riolioii badge wiih the following wording
on it: 4 Tiie Union- Timrh cmio.ui
contest, State Fair, 19* 1. Successful
contestant, (here the township each
p .young lady was from ; ppeared) Union
county. S. C." Miss Gertrude wore a
blue ribbon badge with these words:
* he Union Times party, State Fair,
1901, Maid of Honor. U don, S C." It
wits a jolly party anticipating much
pleasure fiom the trip. We wish for
them a pleasant time. They will be the
guests of the Slate Fair association while
in Columbia.
* Jonesville Jottings.
Jonesville, Oct. 29 ?The bank of
Jonesville was organized today by
electing the following officers: Directors,
Emslie Nicholson, of Union,
. T. L. Hames, J. L. McWhirter, R.
\ A. Whitlock, J J. Littlejohn, of
Jonesville. Emslie Nicholson was
j elected president and J. H. McKis^
sick cashier. The bank will open for
^ business Nov 1st.
States Foster, a colored man, was
monkeying with a pistol last Sunday
and it wei<t off in his hand and shot
through his little finger.
^ Mr. M R Sams is building a neat
and comfortable residence in town.
)A good many of our people attended
the State Fair this week.
The weather is fine and the dust is
still finer.
MiSS Bell TJttleiohn who ia ton^Vi
ing school at Convert, in Spartanburg
county, paid a short visit to
relatives in Jonesville last Saturday.
The meeting at. the Baptist church
closed tonight. Eight persons were
baptised today as a result of the
J meeting. R?v. Mr Eunderburk will
go from here to Columbia.
The stakes have been set for the
new depot at this place. It will be
on the opposite side of the railroad
frora the present depot and will be a
passenger and freight depot combined,
Mrs. Dr. Chambers returned from
Atlanta last night, where she has
been visiting for the last month.
Telephone.
? Startling Facts About Sugar.
m As a good deal has recently appeared
in print regarding the consumption
of sugar, and a ?the import,
ance of this article as a food, in which
e- every individual is concerned, is apli
pearantly not sufficiently understood,
if 'he following facts and figures fur's
nished to us by the well-known sugar
d- stat.lst'cians, Messrs Willet & Gray,
,v (91 Wall Street, New York), who are
'*8 the publishers of the weekly Statistical
Sugar Trade Journal, must necessarily
be of great Interest to all our
readers:
"The total consumption of sugar ,
ir" in the United States last year was ,
*e 2.219.S47 tons, and hased on the (
iiuiruMMM in O.Ot per Cent, I
during the past 10 years, the con,H
sumption this year shniil.1 he 2.1160,- i
ic 585 tons. Of this quantity 1 000,000
tons in round figures will cnme from
American souroes, say Louisiana be- 1
ing able to produ"o 850,000 tons, 1
United 8tat.es best factories 150 000, 1
Hawaii 850,000 and Porto Rico 150,- ]
00ft. all bolng free of duty, leaving |
^ 1 860,585 tons to come from other i
r_ sources and on which duty is paid.
^ The average duty assessed is $86 per i
ton or a total of $18,081 06ft- The '
5. price of all th? sugar consumed, howit
ever, being enhanoed to the extent \
ik of the duty of $86 per ton or a total ]
,b of $84,981,060, it is evident that $86,;h
000,(MH) additional is paid by the peo- |
?t pie in order to provide the Govern- t
fi. ment with 49 millions for revenue, i
of which the Government is not now
in need. If the d"ty I" taken off '
Ouha sugar, the benefit of 85 millions 1
!1" goes to the people, '
Dn October 8th, the quotation for f
,r On ha Centrifugal Sugar 96 degree (
test, ire on board Ouha was 1.96# 1
' per lb , duty on same accounts to !
|e 1.685^?equivalent to 86 per cent. J
ie advaloreui.'*'
ADVERTISED LETTSSS
R using in ihe Vest Otttioe at Union
3,r 8*. 0., t'?>r the wending Not, 1st
tl-: i?oi.
(,? Armfleld, K A
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g iiuit% ?*?
Itrlginun, Mina Lilly May
' Burdette, Harvey R y
" Cicwea. Ij T
f" Cape, Dr M U (7)
,a Cunningham, Joe
Ml Dean, John A . |
? Foster. J
10 i"owlef. El Inn
r* Wist, Miss Anne
1) (tint, Gcnia >"
U'- . Gregory, Mm Com i
i ti Uuplon, Thoinaa
d Morriman. Mi^a L A
it- Mooyia, M M
x- Price, Mra J)o^
H Robinson, Mian Mahlo
, Mtandineyer, Jana
|n F <>mm Oft 'io? for the above let
e t>>r* *1)) plenae <ay if advertiaed, and
1 v?| e required to pay one oenttor I
1,1 their delivery.
J. O. HyNVlR P. M
li, 5/>,v te the fclintf" to subscribe fo{
The I'imks.
?tk f' Mo F
mm
11 yts&w* r u
\P^& Of irood
w ck&aT ouuu
We place before our customers soi
m
lutely new design
I ^
Lounges, vouches,
#
The variety is as great as the s
$18 00 we.offer a line of Single
quality in every way. Will las
looking to the last. Others mo
ART N(
Bamboc
Are exceptionally fine an
i
QQQ HHP HnatnI
uuo uui uusiumms!
AFTER TF
We are going to show you
Store in 1
Bailey Furniture
AN^RDINANCE ~
1
Establishing City Scales, and an I
Official Weigher, etc.
Bo it ordained by the Town Council
of Union, S. C , now met and assembled
and by the authority of the \/
sjune : I rui ! U ' J i
Sec. 1. That the Wagon Scales j V iwui
erected by the Town uf Union, S. C. |
on the Depot lot facing Bachelor Dp If! flfY fn
street are, and the same are hereby DClUliy IU
declared official and standard wagon j
scales for the town of Union, S. U. | r . ,
See. 2. That said scales shall lie un- f"|f |yj?SPhjj
der the supervision ami care of the IflUUIIIl
Public Weigher. |
Sec H. That the Public Weigher i ,
shall, each working day, test and ex- |P[ IIQ HI if
amine said scales, and see they stand, IvV UO UU1
on a balance.
Sec. 4. That the scales and scale !
house and lands belonging thereto shall OTII ?1 TP) HT P P
be in the custody and under the eon- ^UUl Qllluu
trol of the Public Weigher,
See. 5. That a weigher to be known i
is a Public Weigher shall he elected by !
die Town Council. ( - ? - ,
Sec (?. That the Public Weigher ! I I & I 9 O !
diall take the oath prescribed for all i I I |\| if I
neacc officers, and no invested with II ] ? I II
mine powers, 1 1
Sec. 7. That the term of office of
Public Weigher shall be no longer than ]
,he term of office of the Council electing
him,
Sec. 8. That said weigher shall be
?bonded officer, bonded in the penal
mm of $100 for the faithful and honest , ???????
xjrformanoo of the duties of his office. ! #np -j * rj\
Sec. 9. That the fees for weighing 1. * "!L ?. v J
ihall be ."? cents per 1 horse load; 10 i
xjnts per 2 horse load; 1") cents per 3 Hsvine reoenl
tiorsc load, or more. 5 cents nor lioiul r ^ ~ -
for live stock; and no foe of less tlum j
tive cents, and more than fiftce.i^ funis i S * i i ^
be charged for any. article. <3jr draft not !
herein mentioned. and ttu v
-l:So.c. 10! That the wolgher shall keep j j j ( '
a record of everything weighed?in i
duplicate numbers?giving copy of !
record entry to applicant for weighing.
s?>c. it. That it shall be unlawful' l f I < ;
for any person, firm, company or corpo- j ,
ration to charge any fee for weighing b or jiMl'ih'ti, ifti
on scales without first having taken out ^
a license for same?which license shall |
be $25 for a year or a part thereof, and 4 ? . ?
any one found guilty of charging
for weighing on w-agon scales
without, a license shall T?o declared
guilty of a misdemeanor and lined In r.
any sum not exceeding $25, or imprison- ^
ment in county ja?li or required to lahor I
oi\ the V?wn ctiaingang not exceeding . O *?*
J|0 days or both.
Hec! 12. That the employment of ^
uttiil vi'ftitrKnr uliull )ia Kv tl?*\ mnnfli " rnffi
Done am! ratified in Council asscmhied
this the 10th day of October, 15(01. CrOWTl ?111(1
Attest: Macjikth Yoi'no, __
\V\ D Aktiicr, Mayor. AArOrR 8, I
, . Clerk and Treasurer.
} Seal f - - =====
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|/.a I For all form* of Mi
iwlicc. Johnaon't Chill and
All persons indebted tons by note or mlajtf r"aj?d JKlui*V'
account Hie earnestly requested 'O make our? Malaria} poison
pavnieni, at ho 'urly da ^ h* the busings It 1* .'ohatoa <?oU
is no v in liquidation. , I Costs SO Cet
jluk a- 11. fobtkh co.
Vuion, 8. 0., Oct. 15, '01. U-il' Ummmmmrnrnrnrnm
?? ?1 ?
test and no Saving
..UNLESS..
RNITURE
construction is purchased.
nettling very attractive gtf.TVd'^
in our collection of
and Parlor Suites
styles are pleasing. At $3,75 to
and Bed Lounges of excellent
?t a lifetime and remain goodre
ornate at higher figures.
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)VELTIES IN-?
> Goods
d very moderate in price.
Every man needs one.
-IIS WEEK
the handsomest Furniture
the State.
i & Lumber Co.
SELTING!^7
Machinery, Rubber and Leather
r Gins, Ss/i Mills and all kinds
lery. We are on the inside,
)te you prices. Ar. honorable
back of every piece.
N HARDWARE CO.
HARDWARE DEALERS,
Union, S. C.
PARL.OH GROCERY
^urch,HM?<fl the business of the PARLOR GROCERY,
supply the mi your table.
rr?% V()UinVA.M\s
will ho a'tended to \vith promntneaa and
r* sons l Ui LIVERED FK KK.
r. Ktr^-s and Wgetablea always on band*
I S 1 laU1Cl> PAII)
I'u) and barnyard produce suitable tor table use
S. R. SMITH, Mgr.
70.
>R. 1. M. 11
ta?^DENTlST.>^mSt!n
Bridge Office Bank Building
Specialty. Union. S O.
" , , ; Money to Loan.
?lar|at poiaontng take **
Fever Tonic. A taint
8 in yoar blood memm
Blood.medtctne? can't , , _ _ . , ,
ing. Tbe antidote for i ??ve money to loan on improved
L Get a bottle to-day. farms at 7 per cent interest. No comIf
I# r..eec luta-tnn ' x<-? p' a s-a onab'e a?torney fee
1 ^-ures. |?r pre paring uecos.an v?\<en<
3'J-ly. \.E. DjcI'ass.
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