The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 31, 1902, Image 7
I? fOpl^ Getting
- jgjP^jnsi Good
I ^iJli Dinner
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JDHi^JKJSXLtL,^ il VJKiJtt Y
EASY PROBLEM
After the groceries are selected. If the
GROCERIES
Are not right the dinner
surely won't he.
TU1F OiTCT IAIAV
I?' . TO BE SURE OF A
GOOD DINNER
Is to order the groceries of
YOUNG'S.
Then you'll not only get what's
. good but wh&t's best
YOUNG the GROCER
n .
x Local LaOOIliCS. Mr. John Hicksaud Miss LulaOahield
1 both of Union, were married at the hou
HAPPENINGS* OF INTERE81 ABOUT TOWN oC th? par ts' s"nday p* 1
Jan. 20th, by Rev. D. C. Freeman.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Quite a delegation went to Spa
, , "7~T I , . , tanburg from Union Monday to tl
Wonder what Uncle Bob thinks of
baud concert, among the numbi
this weather ? were; Mrg w D Arthuri Mra Boy(
'Miss Janie Parham and sister Sal- Misses Amey Nicholson, Belle Foste
Ue came up from Columbia and spent Sadie Fant, Frances Nicholson, ar
two days very pleasantly with friends. Mr. W. W. Colton.
Nervous Diseases cured. 510 days If subscriptions continue to come
treatment, $1.00. J. H. Mason <fc like they did last week we will soon ha^
Co., Haeoock, ary an . y to buy a new subscription book. We)
Miss Lucy Ladshaw of Sparlauburg is we don't mind a little thing like tha
visiting fiiends iu Union, and we notice come along boys. Remember there
a certain party's face is beaming with aiway8 room for one more, and you at
miles. that one, so come across we are waitir
Mra. Briggs is remodeling her store to welcome you into the fold,
room below the A. H. Faster block. It Uncle Bob ran against a telephoc
is soon to be occupied. Wo are not at p03t Monday. He stepped back an
liberty to say by whom just yet. politely bowing and addressing th
FOR SALE?Four good farm mules post he said : "I beg your pardoi
for cash or good papers. Apply to lndeed j do H wff| excus
meat Jonesville, S. C. ^ _ Tfc
*-Oup JJ. A. 1, rARK, tt ao pu&uijr UimiLUll LiUlJl
? ? . j . upon my part." Receiving no recoi
Mrs. Emma Gaffney returned to T.. ,. . , . . 1
mj. . a i. j .. j. nition he went his way rejoicing,
ner home Saturday, after spending a J J &
month with Mrs. L. Hamcs, on Mr. B. W. Lee, who received* atrol
Ohurth street. of Paraly819 ^ Monday week is crii
_ ^ ically ill. The whole of his left side wi
Dr. Mason s Depilatory removes totally paralyzed. The Doctor says!
superfluous hairs permanently from - _ . T . .
,*?y part of the body. *4.00 a box. fearf Pneumonia. Mr. Lee is in a critics
rf John H. Mason A Co., Hancock Mary- conditions, and is unconscious. He is i
land. 27-ly 89 th year. At his advanced age b
IU>v. A. G. W?dU.v, of OharlMtoo, '' "y Md frie,,d" are ,earful of tho r
preached morning and evening at the
4 Presbyterian church. A very large con- dropped in to see the baby carriag
gregation was present at the night an(* cra(I,e combination in which Mr. 1
^services. Rev. T. E. Morris assisted in Green is interested in placing teri
the servioes. torJ- The inventor is also heie. Th(
t. a thirk they have struck oil in this con
We had the pleasure of meeting bination and maybe they h<ive Th(
H#Y, A. G, Wardlaw, of Charleston, certainly have tho handiest thing we ha
while he wAs in Union, and enjoyed a neon in the shape of a baby carriage an
ffttxr mlmifoa nlaaannf. olinf. vlfh hinri St .,.t,? v mm . . ..
v " """"vv" VM?. " - 10 v?m uu uumib oiirvt; wiltjtl UlIHrea LO in
* He returned to Charleston Wednos- trade.
day. ' !\ . '?s A glass faotory is sopji to be star
Mq^.trouble is browing for the in or near the city of Columbii
ralfrdads. It has been deaided at s It is said the sand around Columb
? meeting of conductors and trainmen is the right kind for making glas
at Chicago, Wednesday, to make a The following gentlemen are backir
4e*mod for a ten -per cent.-raise in up the enterprise: W. B. Smil
wages.* Should it be refused a strike Whaloy, W. G. Childs, D. B. Mille
will be ordered all over the country. 'Jno. J. Siebels and Thos, Taylo
T T? li u ii j Capital stock $00,000.
* M*. Jsmes K. Robinson, who lived v
Lockhart Shoals, 18 miles from JVetv Passenger Conductor.
Chester, died Sabbath evening and We understand that Conductor O. 1
*9raa to be buried at Bullocks Creek Hughes, of the Columbia and Greenvil
today. He had been suffering with ?rvto,?n of the Southern road, is to1
i. .? .... . , transferred to the Columbia and Ash
kidney trouble, but had a third stroke yille division. Conductor Hughes h
<Of pf^alyft} and wa? unconscious for been running on the C. & G. Dir.!
aome time. He was (38 years old. yeare and as passengw conductor for
UU2iUSd. Al\ . ? . number of years. We will be glad
Tt? r"Wwnp ^ MtVJ. O. Rob? iiee Hg Hughes on onr side and co
lnson, of vil qttfi***Ohester Lantern^ * gratulate him on his promotion.
mfa Jl. '
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Gaffncy Carpet Mill.
! ?
! It was announced a few days ego that.
| the Gaffney Carpet Manufacturing Coinj
pany hart gone under and was in the
I hands of a leceiver. This announcement
j was a surprise tons as wo were wider the
impressing the company was doing a
thriving business. We are glad to see
it stated that the receiver, Mr. II. I)
Wheat, will continue the business. We
don't want to seethe industry collapse.
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Keltori Circuit.
The, following is the plan of Keltou
Circuit for lt>02:
First Sunday?Wesley's Chapol, 11 A.
M. Flat Rock, 4 P. M. Second Sunday?
Foster's, 11 A. M. Mesopotamia, 4 P.M.
Third Sunday?T.ockhart, 11 A. M.
and 7 P. M. Fourth Sunday?Mesopoi
tamia, 11 A. M. Foster's, 4 p. in.
SAM T. CRKKCI1,
Pastor in chargo.
Put the Cap on Exhibition.
Wo suggest that the engineer on
the train that was robbed between
Columbia and Charleston, send that
cap with the Winchester bullet hole
* In it, to Charleston, to be exhibited at
h the Exposition. It must have been
w a very close call and every ore would
like to see just where the bullet went
through that failed to kill the engineer.
It would be an interesting
acquisition to the exhibits at the
Expo. $
Honor Roll Jonesvill Hi fill School.
w 8th grade?Carrie Almnn, Paul Free,
* Maud Penny, Alma Spears, James
Littlejohn, May Free, Laurie Penny,
McGowan Littlejohn.
5th grade?Belle Free, Louise McKissick,
Thomas Coleman, Archie Lybrand.
4th grade?Furman Lancaster, August
Webber, Addie Barman, Pearl Lybrand,
m Joe Parks.
f 3rd grade?Leila Coleman, Kate A1 man.
\ 2nd grade?Frauds Bentley, Howard
ijougiass. tuna >>tutts, Margaret (Jolctnan,
Belle Bentlcy.
l9t grade?Lettie Coleman, John Kiug,
Tomtnie Lybraud, Mattie Spencer, '
Kathleen Webber, Couley Kendrlc,
Henry 8penoer.
Union Telephone Sold. ,
?
Mr. Lee Wash Floyd, of Newberry,
| has purchased the Union Telephone,
while the transfer was not made public
until last Monday, we wero aware
of the fact that negotiations were
made and possibly a sale effected
moro than a mouth ago, but knowing
that the parties interested were endeavoring
to keep tho matter from
the public, we did not think it bocoming
to make it public under the
circumstances. We will say for Mr. j
Floyd, that we knew him, and can
say that ho is a business man and a
I hustler, ho is very popular in'his
home town, Newberry, and is largely
interested in the telephone business,
owning several lines. The people of
s, Union will like Wash Floyd. He
will improve the prosent service,
j which will be appreciated, and will 110
doubt give entire satisfaction to the 1
subscribers. \
r
ie Death of Mr. Ira 2?. Tinslcy. <
We regret to announce the death of
<3. Mr. I. E. Tinsley which occurred about j
r, 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
, Tinsley had been a great sufferer for a ,
year from a throat trouble which inter- \
fered with his breathing to such an ex- |
jn tent as to frequently almost cause ;
strangulation. Every attention was '
k'e given him by his physician and his de- j
lit voted wife, buu his a miction tinally ,
t, gained the mastery. Mr Tinsley was
is born on Aug. 6th. 1846, in Spartanburg j
county, but has lived in Unionanum- ,
ber of years aud owned considerable real f
estuto in the town and county of Union. (
lie has many friendss in botli town and j
county who will regret to learn of his
ie demise. lie leaves wife, one son and ]
d two daughters to mourn his loss,
te The remains were intered at Hebron 1
j Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock i|vthe ]
' presence of a number of friends imd
10 relatives. The behaved family have our j
>il sympathy, (
5" ?
Tlnklin&a from Tinker. 1
\
we are naving some extreme weauier i
t- now, everything is covered with ice.
w Mr. F. II. Counts came home hist Sat- t
urday from Lexington where he lias i
been visiting relatives. t
l' Mr. O. B. Counts, of IVaks, Lexingn
ton county, is visiting at Mr. D. J.
ta Gregory's. Mr. Counts hasn't been to
Union in twenty years. Great changes
have been made since he last saw it. II .
is thinking of buying the rfartor place ;
re from Mr. I). J. Gregory and moving *
i here. I hope he will.
I think Mr. Sam Crosby is preparing
:I" to do some building from the amount of
ay lumber he is hauling.
I thought most all the cotton was sold
0y but a man from Columbia came down
last week and bought 214 bales in one
ve day. Mr. I). J. Giegory sold his line lot
d of cotton last Tuesday. I understand
ie there is still more cotton to be sold.
Mrs. Delia Gregory has been vciy
sirk hilt is rnnoh hotter.
k" Our school 13 in a flourishing condition,
i. We had a Christmas tree during
ja Christmas It was well laden wi h
presents. All enjoyed it, especially the
? little folks
>g These were on ttio roll of honor last
th week:
r 1st, 2nd and 3rd Orado?Johnron
' Crosby, Ellis Crosby, Henry Foster,
r. xt~ ...? n,?r /i
uucguij, irt ID uir^uijr.
4th, 5th and 6th Grade.?Willie
Wright, Mamie Gregory.
7tli and 8ih Grade?Mamie Harris,
P Faunie Gregory, J.etha Gregory, Janio
j1' Foster.
to v Sioux .
Fertilizers1
25
^ Green 4 Boyd have just received
to two ears of high grade fertilisers and
q. desire that all the farmers call on ,
them before purohaelng. It ;
BAILEY'S F
?is ALWAYS '
Our Fall Stock is
You can always find a larg
from and buy cheaper froi
the State. Here are a few
for this week:
this Targe ipg
^ wmm
$4 50 \fmm
ml j i.' 1' ',3^
RATTAN ROCKER f| ^
lO styles Sideboards from
lO styles Extension Table
5 styles China Closets froi
50 styles full size Iron Be
15 styles Hat Backs from
25 styles Center Tables fr
A. Solid Oak Bedroom Suit, Be
and VVashstand, only
We firo the only lii*m in ;^o
the neli* ndju!*itnblc patent
ha ve all the latest designs i
fyhairs. II you wish to se
Fiii'iiiture pay our store si
Spartanburg in Mourning. g ^ ^
Death has again laid a heavy hand Jl
upon the city of Spartanburg. The death
jt Maj. J. A. Lee was reported last
tveek. ^Following close upon his death
owes the announcement of the deaths of S1X rGOSODS W
;ol. Joseph Walker and Maj. David K.
Duncan which occurred this week. Col.
I.V.J 1 ** 1 . --'-:1
wiiiie ixo. y wneei.e
tfaj. Duncan's occurred Tuesday.
The loss of all three of these pioneers
tvlio were largely instrumental iu the *.
juilding up of the city is indeed a sad 11 rui"lS t
oss. All of them are advanced in years 2nrl T. mni.p
md leave a good record behind them.
rhey will be missed in Spartanburg and 3rd. It sews
11 Union as well as many of our citizens
.vore with them in the war. 4th. It has tl
Maj. Duncan was 60 \ ears of age aud . T .
iad been in feeble health for some 5*"* It has II
nouths. Our readers will regret to learn r. 1
>f his death as lie was well know 1 in SOI<
Jnionandhas close family connection! machint
lere.
Two brothers survive Mr. Duncan,
Bishop W. W. Duncan, of Spartanburg, Remem
nid Col. D'Arcy 1'. Duncan of Columbia.
Speaking of his death the Spartanburg . thin fl
Ifej-ald of Wednesday says: " 11
"In his death the bar of Spartanburg * J
las lost a bright and shining light, the yOU
;hurcli of his faith a substantial pillar, ..
md the community a christian gentle- C?lll Oil
nen in every sense of the word. lie
was a patriot and gentleman and will be
uissrd throughout the entire county." a m
The remains were intered in Oak wood | pss
jemetery Wednesday afternoon at 4 B a
>'cloclc. We extend sympathy to our
sister city. Main
Money to Loan. ~ "b
I have money to loan in amounts of I p flj I |jft) w* $
>300 aid upwaids on improved farms 1 ? 5 0 6
it 7 per cent interest. No cornnission
except a reasonable attorney fee
'or preparing necessary papers. . ?
39-1 y. V. E. DkPass. rOR
/jff Soft f|\ HP ratine*
i ' -tr \S1\ \ - - ^ vuuitui
JM Harness IL
wagftil You can nwke your har- iWSmfSI
o&vWl n#ss M *?rt 88 a glove IMrV>jlffj
WV'J \tijl And as tough as wlro by jfflW )fSBI ML JL
WWjk\ BPj using KIIKEKA Har- ({fBT /H\
SfX)\ Vel noil Oil. You can IBf //MBfll
Ik9X\ WJ longthen Its Ufa?make it IV /AHNbi
P'ifeW 7JJ >aHt twice as long as it Bs. /iflwW I t i
ordinarily would. Itl U laryOi j
l| EUREKA W
jj Harness OH H Bring mo a lii
1 SttZTXFVSttr ffl will save you
[M pure, heavy bodied oil, ee- IfHl ^
fl&j peclally prepared to with* InR
m ataud the weather. ? yOU ar0 meXr
UjfJI Bold everywhere voBw
fi? In cans?all sizes. \W helping YOU t
Om Matf? bj STANOARO OIL CO. \M
ToCurr, a Cold ill One l)a.y |-^
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, J"' B
Alia druggists refund lite money if it
fails to cure, E. W. (Iwve's signature
on etob box. 25c. 4ii-ly
URNITURE
rHE BEST.??
s Now Complete.
jer assortment to seleot
n us than any place in
r of our many bargains
\ \finincr while
I WW...? ftllliw
1
|g| they last for
$2.98
$9 to $75.
o from $4- to $35*
m $9 to $35,
tds from $3.75 to $35.
$4.75 to $25.
om 49c to $9.
Dresse!; $ 12.50
ii
ntli C.'irolina carrying1
I?ooliiiing Chair, and
in Rocltors and Morri?
e si complete stock of
visit.
AI LEY.
I'lie Public!
liy you should buy the ImproYtd
r and Wilson Sewing Machine.
he lightest,
s less noise,
the fastest.
le best set of attachments.
0 shuttle therefore it is the most durable.
1 for less money than any other first class
2 on the market.
ber there are more reasons
lese which von mn finH a..*
^ w<M?a UUI>
will only write, phone or
%
i. SPEARS,
Street, Union, S. C.
its and Good Seeds
THE GARDENER,
t succeed without them.
lave Them
and more varied stock than
ever before.
3t of your needs in this line and I
further worry and trouble. If
>erienced I will take pleasure in
uake proper selections.
DUKE, Druggist.
olcSL Beedsman.
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