The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 14, 1902, Image 7
* r *~*L "
.
*
But it is hai
one time am
You've foun
you? Let us
4 ' tf-V '.
OUR FINE
I '
You'll find it ?
at 15, 20, 25 am
our Grocerie
. ?v
GOOD ALL
When in 11
thino- nic;e t<
tiling good
ColFee. lino J
- old i*elif*l>le
. YOUNG
136th I*
Local Laconics.
HAPPENINGS* OF INTEREST ABOUT TOM
PERSONAL AND 0THERWL3E."
Mias Eudie Greer, of Kelton
isiting friends in Union.
The big company store at IluiT.t
' mills is nearing coinplotion.
Mis* Ida Duckett, of Whit-mires
visiting friends in Union this weel
WANTED?Hickory, Dogwood hi
Persimmon Logs. Southern IIardwo<
Co., Charleston, 8, C. 17-lu).
Rev. D. C. Freeman leaves ne:
week for his new charge at Kershai
S. O.
Court will -convene here on tl
fifth Monday in this month. Judj
J. H. Hudson will preside.
, . F?Jlt SALE - -120 acres of land ne;
Monarch Cotton Mill, suitub e for tiu<
or deiry farming. Apply to
9-tf. li. 11 (tILLIAM, vSillltUC.
Remember The Times office is nc
in the second story of the McNetn
brick building ou Main st reet.
The post office will be moved in
our building just as soon rathe low
floor can be properly cleaned out at
, Judge D. A. Townsend has eppoiD
ed Stenographer Motto as court ste
* ogr?yher for t'iii3 the Seventh Jut
. dial Circuit.
FOR SALE?Desirable building k
?t llendersonville, N. C. Terms rt
sonablo. Addreas D. A. Townscn
Union, S. C. 7-Ct
Mr. M. W. Bobo left for the Nort
-l erri markota Wednesday. He h
gone to purchase his stock of spri
goods for his largo Department Stoi
Mr. J. H. Gault has purchased
Jot in the Gage Grove fronting Sou
treat upon which he will build
residence for his own use.
Mrs. A. L. Crow, dhulat her hoi
t*ti ba Union last Thursday evening, afi
?te weeks illness with pneunton
The remains were intcred at PJd
delphia church near Glenn Sprir
friday. Rev. W. P.-Smith, pes
conducted the funerul t-'orvlces. Is
leaves a husband and four chtldri
She was 28 years of age.
Mr, Crow uooved from Spartr
burg to Union seven months ago, n
.had chargfe of Spears' Laundry. 1
, family have made quite a number
friends who will regret to hear
Mrs, Crow's death.
v". v .
% 'r
v t
Everybody
' Likes
: Seed 6@ff@e I
d to get?good
i bad the next,
d it so haven't
supply you with
; COFFEES.
.
?ood all the time
d 35c a pound. All
3 are the same,
THE TIME.
(
oed of soiiicc>
oat of some
in tuo i oa or ,
jiir-^t fin a* up the
iE GROCER.
hones lOO.
Buffalo mills are shipping goods
right along. Thoy are making an exJ1\
cellent "quality. But such a mill as
Buffalo mill could not do otherwise.
Rev. Win. Wilson, of Laurens, S
is C., will preach at Duck Fond next
Sunday at l1 o'clock a. m. Also at
]0 the Second Bapl ist church in Union
at 8 p. m.
iB Mr. J. H. Gault is building another
c < cottage on his lot on mountain street.
^ . Ho has receutly bulit two oabbinS'
on the rear of the lot. He is getting
so many buildings on his lot tha.t
Kl they look crowded. . .
v, J'Olt SALE?A complete star.daid
edn.iou of the Encyclopedia Britanica,
30 volumes, including guide, index, Unie
abridged Dictionary and nek book c.ise.
'l'be Amercufc supplement is also in-.
3 eluded. A valuable set or looks to gQ
ti. a bargain. *Cwi? at Tim tea otlice.
u 9-3'..
Mr. Eph Foster was. vfsiting at
Clinton last Sunday. Wonder what's
lW the attraction over there. There are a
[>0 number of pretty girls over thorn for
a fact. That may have something to
do with it.
to
rr Dr. J. G. Goings has returned from
1(j SHntuc where ho wont to vaccinate
the citizens of that, township. He
t vaccinated forty of them in one day. |
Wo understand there are a couple
n,,
?f n?*' cases of small noy in that
ii- *
section beside the one we reported
last week.
>ts ??? ?
!a" Correction.
d,
The name Led* Ivey Instead of
Ij. Edgnt Ivey, should havo appeared on
the honor roll of Briggs School in
afl our last issue.
ng ^ s
r0. By Request.
a
^ Messrs. C. W. Antrim & Sons,
Richmond, Va., roasters of high
a grade coffeos, will give practical demonstrations
of th^ir product at our
,ne store Mar. 18, 14,15. You are invited
to come arid bring your friends. JHot
ur coffee will bo served free Thursday,
',l> Friday and Saturday,
to YonNO, Thte Grocur.
igs
Lo). Notice of Special Term of Court.
,ll? Notice Is hereby given that, a speSn*
cial Term ofjthe Court of General St 8 .
? sions for Union county has beon orm*
dered, to'convene at Union Court
,ud House, sAid County and 8tat$, on
the fifth Monday (being the 81sb day)
In March, 1008.
01 " I. Frank Peake,
of Olerk of Court.
Maroh 18, 1902. It
*
" The school districts in this countt
?Oherolv.-d?are not so large, m iking
it quite i mvenlent for the teacher
The trustees, generally, arc very n"comraodatiqg,
not inclined, even
without pay, to put the teachers to
unnecessary Uv.ul?l. . K' ' tenths of
the teachers, white ami o .;<Jd, are
females. "The hamls that lock the
cradle rule the world."
B. Fuank Foster, .In.
Bubscribe for The Times.
??. xx-i
The Detilisls nt the sitiou.
Vie- (' ? 'I'f!i 1") M;.' Aswv'iil!i 11
ie I" 11 ?* I v; I >'i il tl IV ?? !:?-? ( I-?;i? J. ?
on F.x;? si'i i. M .y l.lih is lh? ? j
.flrf-lt'l III ?;:?! III--. ' I ; \vd' i
i M \ 1.', >v, I 14 h, uf: T tvli . i
, 1 ?> '."> ? ! ! ! i ii- j
Ulii a i i i I
an 1 Ml' l.i d
i'/if uuwiihi l>rev:ih. t:i.
' i
Mr. W. 1\ ii ' (?' h two ?*h>! :
sick wish piif M".uiii'n." Unsays 'e
has had k time with si. a? his house,
about as soon as one wou'd recover
another would get down.
He says he had n<> idea lie could
do without fcleep so long and keep
up.
Mr. Boyce Clark is ili ?vith pnenmnnill
lit l?l?J lininn .111 l.'iiii I '.! .? mill
hill. Wo understand h?* is convalescent
howerer.
Mr. Bruce Osborne's Mlt lo boy Kills
unci Miss Ida Ellis his wife's sister
are both down with pneumonia.
Tiroiight n (lootI Price.
Mr. Gilliam Jeter and Mr. W. F.
Bobo sold n lot ?>f lil'iy-ouo bales of
cotton last Monday. 1 hoy got. eight
sixty-two ao<l >t half cents for it.
This is somewhat tip in price, but ilia
usually thu3 when tlte cotton is
virtually all sold from the hands of
the producer the price goes up, and
the middle man rakes in the profits.
There is very little more cotton in
Union county to be mai ket< cl by the
farmers.
. o
fj:j/ tuu corj,nt, i.
V<M1 n tr lu/lioo rlitui k'i T n
* vwwfj MVV4IVC uwciiii ^ w 11?u i\v.
some money to go- oil" io school may
write at once to Lit tint on Female
Oollego, Littleton, N. C 11-Jit.
Broke Ilet Shoulilcr.
Mrs. Ellis, mother of Mrs. Bruce
Osborne, while gathering kindliug
wood in the yard one dry this week
stepped upon a rolling stick and fell
breaking her right shoulder. It '; ?
serious fracture. Mrs. Ellis is an
elderly lady seventy odd years of ago,
und very fleshy. She could not arise
from the ground until assistance arrived.
We hope alio will recover
from her injury.
Attention United Confed. Veterans.
You are hereby uotiti'-'l to m et at
Union C. II. on Monday, April 7?h, ; >:
the purpose of ele cting d'lega.i s to t ??*
Reunion at Dallas. T'-x.ts, April 2*2nd to
21th iucltiiive, usd also to tied del- /at(s
to the State Reunion, time an 1 place not
fixed. The per cani'a i ;x is now due
ant! must be paid to keep u.s in eood ant!
regular s* ?tit!iui^ with th -? organ izition.
By order A 11 Fostkk.
C.'inniar.der Curup <-i;es
F. M. KAmi,
No Argument Is Needed.
To convince anyone who wli has once
tried it, of the mm it of mir "Clifton"!
brand of 11 u:.
The. ll >ur Mp-a'x f r its. if. 1 toil i<?
own story of alisoio ? puthy aim ? e.iei'u
milling. It speaks io the oh q i -ot tauguage
of light, white loaves A'.d biscuit*:,
delicious pastry and tempting ca s. It
speaks wit li such o mvieti ?n thn i it brim-.*
U e user back fur uv> r and it nhvay; *el!->
the same satisfactory story. Why not
loAi'u this story of pare 11 ??i?- b? trying
4kCiiftoi;V" A*k v oi jiroc-r lor it.
BMniford Mills' OwensVoio,. :Ky,
'Member 'Anti-Adulterai ion L".ygr\i?.?
; ' , , . . 0 ly
^ *." t
Webster News Not**, < < ?n
. * ? 4 n. * .
Ouly.ii few days have pa<sed?inca<
the hills* 'utld dale about- <\Vel>etyr
were eovferod \vi*-h snow. < Sinei* tljp
snow left sunstiine ena r;:i4\. nave
been'coibir.g by turn?, the-bit-far
though huvb.g t he :idvaot;u;i\ - Them
has not >? < .'. i'.nv firm. work clone
yet. Th-r? is ample rime.under u?vornble
circumstances.
Schools nre dosing here end there-.
A few day* homo the little children
will not b** soon wending their \v y
to school. Why should a term of
two, three or four months be divided
into two s^-sions? f* it roore ben*ficial?
I would be pleased to hear
from sdnie one who lots given the
Suhjeet some thought.
The Times is t; medium ot news
The tlkrs office nnd whi-.v the post
office are to bo located vviii be inor?>
than convenient. One can be away
and (toe what is going on in bubo
Also the correspondents em Uit-pup
with the c.vnnly or? various subjects.
Each issue is brimful of n?-w?. it
seems atrange how some p^oplo can
get on without a good paper. If
there is little caw as to the welfare
of a fellow being or the pleasure of
belrfg one among a host, of readers is
unappreciated the enjoyment is not
experienced.
The roads h avo been washed considerably
during the recent ruins.
Several places have become dangerous
to the traveling public. Care
should ba exorcised in due season.
It is too late to render an exemo
after an accident when it. could have
been easily averted.
Misg Kva LibiJcjohn close 1 lu r
aohool on the J-t, not losing a day
durini/ l,ho ni? snow.
I ll IT j
\\ ' a.
Gtfyrtj*
[Reveals tlie
crowded ?xx s
roomior t&T&yc
*181*1x1'0.1S. "tlO-G <Cg
to ro-clpice ipi
jTULl'i. lot Oi: 31X1.1
fl ff T> 1
Kj J 9. E ^ Bi
?pi J< fi
fit fi?:. ?\ H a
Bed Room,
lor Suits, S i
Carpets, Pic
Novelties at
WE BUY If
A n d we are pre pa
ter goo d sIhen . o1
ture is of new do;
Look over our s!.cx
convinced that it v
| ^ J^L?^?
Notice of Dissolution.
S'nto (if S.<?.iIs;:.;. }
< V??:?i:y i l'n:' . )
muto r ' > ' ."n* i f
t,V|?' ' "rUs >' ' ' <r
() *. ri ' , .... I; 1 fi-vn
n.'.a .Min s. ?h" !* i ?. A ! o :i ,
Association own nor sixteen shine* 'im
\l?*;v units I'i.i .t^iU Xa'.ionai limit j
o\vni;n? sixtrt a slmvs. 'J'Ik I'lum I r vo!?:
nieiit <o, is ..trail's i'livinr licrn !
i'lil.v ;? ,d Ui<? ijlI: lor !
'which il* uk< tiaviiiK 1x%u fully J
ac~:;iin>4'dli' ' t : ;vL ;Ir>: t:. <
-\V. R -I'lifrMsoV, Vict- l>,c?.
Uhl??n li. L. A o; fition,"
\V. II.SAuTon,
<, M <V. y N A'I'ius A i.\ liA N K, j
.Hyp. Kl l-'air. I Vs.
lot!n R. Young.
March i>. 1S>02. ' ' i
A ccod
borne and poor lookliirf
liuineaa Is Iho
wornt klud of a com- j"? "^="<A '
blnullou. lij'tf?}"
Eureka v"^S\
Harness . *10
not only makes tho harness and the 11A
homo look bettor, but makes the
leather aoft aih) nli&hln nut* It In r/?n. lliLm
iiiii/ a! , ditionto lust?twieo us loug [La
tlllftimv/l 118 11 ordlnurlly would. /n
MEbEXMiI, Bold vorfwhero in cam?all I
"%AiUt lii !* hj i RIjjmL
: -ctlvtf standard [wjwx -?
o/^itegiyi (
Your >
Horse a \
] Chance! j
HANDS WANTED i'?
tjv
EXCELSIOR KNITTING MILLS, .
Union, S. C.
25 cxi eriedced lo.mv**--. i He
*20 4* Viuit*i'H.
20 Press Peom I lands, cjf)
00 Menders, j
iO Paireiv, Fold r.< ami Boxers. j11'
I ?P<
Wo ^iv? children. ynuti ( iron. \ou o' (j1(
lull Mivl (.1.1 (( '- < '.!i V,;.'. If #0(1:. j
now tmVi 1 ' fr . d iv |
Work mncU nicer tli.io cotton in 11 work l'i?
Apply ; i once to suj
J\ XI. C3r^TJX-?T,
TREAS. aud MtiR.
P. 8.?Also want 1,000 cool* t ft. pino
wood. 8-tf. 2t
#
r \ 2*
?WBMI i vo> i v?-? :.!'*?
% V 1 c
J?K X': 1 .. J.
Ii*i aft % lufift - - v~
h ii n i t
xL m Jsl iii i?a
fact ^7^7-0 ssi-i:
?OjuUL '. JL3.'.k'^-0?3 - J"" '.* Ji ;:
-SP X1U ^Z^/JOOL 3TQ.O,
.uic 'o-rs'i to
T.i. ^3 hr?m **? ?3> Xv,H?/ T7~7"O.
S? O 3' U. ?31 i- .10 O- "'35. JLi.
LY | I 'fj:
jfl. A
Diniiig' Room a
jig's, j?x.v l 8q uai
3'Lure i! rames a
less than regulai
i n a n f n A r
u 5 .r. S r
M unit LjMi
red t ) i v b 3 tier p r! c <
ueangvi Isewber . I
si??n h srifisome and vs
jk toe for you buy and
/ill be to ;rir advanin.v;
> A I f O
^ " %: 6 E> P
fX. jg ?/1
JSP" Ak. Jli-a Ja. i&Cwrf^
< I/ You Are Interest.
Sewing fk
CO
Sv - Willi t We Il&vc to ?
l?*t, I lie YY iiuoli T xfc \\ II Nu.
Sowing \i:i<;!11*t? in tlx* \\< rid
2nd. ..Tho X? w Mum , tin* ;u*kn'
* 1 SiJliii < M.M'iiillCH.
Mr*i. '! iii* New Howe, an ol< 1 sta'. (
u;i th !.it?*-t improvements
ith. The Suulldand, named fur t
Vior.ii. therefore the host nn
ina< o.
>ih. \ eoheeli n ol Now Ala-hi no.*
IVioe and sold iiio .-.aim; way.
(?th. i ; !?. sn!iif*iit Fi\ o i >' \. .
; * iiii.-ii :i!iv I iic:i John
i. i >nly Shi ;-,u cash.
7 tii. A oilortioii <??' oM Machine.*
O .':Ul(i -;iU(i Jill S' .\ ill : M
[ k. Give in- m l rial.
S U .K <?;" fi3 r
n S JH* h-. if^VV
a y _ " ?? - - !< ft*
r ^ T ST " / IPi AST /*"
ti ^ g-4| /\ |
Ji Lj\ I ill.
7 >?. * ; in? ' ( tc ti
Oiih'r's <lV?4V* v?t llitlll
miiu in yotu' own?
A. K. Hawke's
me'dy defective vi ion. They arc of i
U priee is .cry reusonabl \ lb' not
iming to bo skilled opticians, impose <
nitation at exorbitant priee-. (f your
eialiy ground lens I ea.unot lit you, :u
j ordinary eases 1 can tir. See my $1
OK-templc frame, or eye glass if yoi
;her, some lower, but uoue bet:, r. Y
ited.
F. C. DUKE, D
^ flain Street, -. t
' 'V > ^
w of
;k of
:ure
!e over
s .C.JC.2. A3L"?
c X ,r^> JL *(? "X.
olTcr a
DWZ
m
mi fit
nd ar'es
and
^ A i
-. > >'i /\ T* ?
:xAU. -i.:.3ui w
? prices.
3 LOTS
-S a H' : oet'
h i s Ft; maze;
i made
ou will be
" to buy at
X/ 9 n
1'
ed iu a
I jf N i fi P>
Oifoi You.
IK lilt' i >. _-? f :i ;i m/1
wielded Leader of all
lard make, whieh has
he garden spot ??/ the
dinni prieed machine
, 1?. i;u; 1.t :ti a iSargain
1 ): .>}' iit m| Machine,
at 1 ine on tin* market
e 1 at .rom $2 up.
aehine .-applies kepi in
S7 fi ?r " 'p-isiF
isot <x i ri your
>iik << seie-the
Glasses
v
the highest, ,<|ua]ity, yet
allow itineran't fakers,
)ii you their goods of no
s is a ca*e requiring a
t?] will tell you so. Hut
.."><) glass, in s might or
i prefer. 1 have some
oar money hack if not
iruggist. '
Union, S. C?