The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 02, 1902, Image 2

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AND YOL IV fi 8 $ I UINL L) Call for the La THE P Hats, Belts, N ' great , tyLiiici 47F. 1 PATENT C o j- iji; io ?v CO ...* m 20th Century i Union SF Watching Your MAIN STRHfiT. ?2* -rtSaEZsZfBSSt. sOkM^u It* _l An Ordinance. v I Bo if ordained 1 ?y the May r and Alderman of the L->\vn 1' 1'nion, and by aullioiity of saint-; That fi .in and after tin* p ssn .'t. oi III! ulinars e, any one found gin.ty of wi'il'mi-. an-t ij:i' 11tionalh srnolirio, spitting, u in:' pnii'oi.c. vulgar or lai'i'iMi'S Ifivfii a/ in : \ Poet Ullite, : >|?u > Moo n. v 'li.in h or Other pubhe bo: ing <i ii't cl:..;.i'-!ri . within' iiv .i a I'm ofi, sa.ih i - ?U t iu- J4. edguilty of d; orderly eoiniuei, id uin>n conviction Ioipk tin- Ma\?>i or T<\\ii P Council, shall l*? lined in the sum of no' less than otih dollar nor more than fen dollars,.or iuipinxmert nut lean than two days at the demotion of the Mayor or |; Town Conned Uonejind raliHed:in Council assembled Sl t.hi? 1.M1. tluu 4%.i' A " ?* "?! rx XI [ii \if\ I % J.JI Atiuul: Macjiktii Yoijno, y W. I>. A ii'rii i; u. Mayor. I <'lerk of Treas. ,, # ' - ^ HuhwriJe for Th*? Timx* <-< J PR. THACHER ' t V '> >RESS YOL IN A feUp r*i - i ir5 < * * 7 t J* jn /* laneHoj Cloth' JRSELF IN KE THIS. /. ' \ . test Craze in Ties, ANAMA.. egligee Shirts i variety. > i |h/ ma?mm?MBMbhb wi?iwyi LEATHER 1 EXC ^a ft a* mi <* ULS MISS I 25c 20 m I 20 1 wmm y?-1 wi W a ?? Q Qj liUlle.H fto a low 1 yi I Work |! APP?J U B j5hoe Making 1 ?";; B ami li 9 i. ! those A " of !l n lue ta? i Shoe Interest. g UNION, S. C. | Me !(>-< "' \ r, gt. gyg OFF ^TT?ETt1IN<l PO ? Infantum. Diarrhoea, Dysentery am ; L>i^f>?tiOii, Regulates the Bote's, Cures L.Vnptions and Seres, C i j.-mi. "fKETMINA Counteracts a t Teething Children, and cos , C. J. MOFrETT, M. D., St. L.< itation to Kindred and Creditors. > >. .?, liter! S(iii?li ('iivolniii, > f.'oimly of U iion, f , hen of, y .Jiisoii M. <ireit, ICm|., I'loluitf'.lud^e. sijow e Wheeiis, Viif?iui;i 15. I'oolo haft nritute sitid i lit to inc to friunt luiv Letters of Ad- grantta linisti.tliou on l!ih estate and effects of (iive . 1, 1'.?ole, derreasi d. 24tli <1 i new n>e. \ herMnre, to rife and fw*)'?n?sti :I! att'l finmilar the kinfV?<l ;?r,<l roiliioiH ot In si- V. Ji. i*.n?le. tie- I'ubl m-t<1, tllit' they !? anil jipprai lxjtoie i . REVHNTS SICKNESS S LIVER AND310 Dru^i. ts, 25 and 50 cent?;. s IB, BOY I "OF >. v J I I I )kins INDS WANTED BY ELSIOR KNITTING MILLS, Union, S. C'xperiedced hoopers, ' Knitters, ^re.ss Koom llaiuls, blenders, Pairers, Folders and Boxers. > give children. young men. young and old folks all work. Hands nuking from 75c to $1.25 per day. : much nicer than cotton mill work. f at once to H. OAXJIL.T, THE AS. and MGR. will send mending to the homes ladies in Union who desire work ive south of Main street, and to who live not more than a quarter lile north of Main street . 8-tf wantedT n to take charge of branch cilice of holesaie business in this vicinity ss, at ouce, with references, A. T. Mounts, >t. Columbia, S. (J. ETT S JMg Iwncpc# ml d the BowelTroubtes of Children of Strengthens the Child and MAKES ' iolic, Hivos and Thrush. Removes ; md Overcomes the Effects of tho Is only 25 oents at Druggists, or I outs. Mo. | the Court of l'robafe, to be held j on i . il., couth Carolina, on the iy ot May, next, after publication at 11 o'clock in llic forenoon, to aii?o. if any they have, why the iVdminist ration should not tic ft) n under my hand and seal this ay ot April, Anno Domiui, 1002. Jason M. f; utckr, Probata Judge, ished on the 2">th day of April, . u I jik Union Timbb. 17-21 m syriip i ? w m mm^rn 9 1 A TRIP TO TRXAS. (Con t i nuecLfrom page 1.) >f a track force who were putting in a lew switch and frog. We ran over t he x>ov frog but don't think wo injured it. rhis was a three minutes delay and we cnew we weft going to uiiss that Atanta connection unless something un'oressen turned up. As this was my first trip over this end if the Seaboard t will mention a few of die towns of cousequeuee. EUreitou, Ga.\ at 7:43. It is a pretty little jjtown of qJLiout :2,0U0 iiihabitauta with electric lights, a town clock, many liue residences and a number of handsome churches and stores. The town cite is a broad and level coiyitry and the town is well spread out. It has two railroads, telephone system and several n:\iroti uu viii* i |?i iQvoi Alliens, Ga., was reached at S:20. This is one of Georgia's important towns and tlio first large town we reached ou the route. We only stopped a few minutes, but the town lias the appearance of business activity. Several other towns of more or less importance were passed and our train arrived in Atlanta at 10:lo, just too late to catch the train for Memphis as we feaied would be the case, not withstanding the line rut: of 210 miles in live hours and a half. Finding we would have a delay ol eight hours on our hands, those of uf who were going west decided to take in the city. Tills we did by car line am: here is the way to do it to get the mosl for your money. Take cat at lVachtiei street junction for East End, a six mile? run for 5 cent it, where you will see a pretty section of the cit-v and many in dustiial enterprises. You will pass bj Fort McPhersou and the s)!dicrs barracks which is on t he right, four mile; out and it. is a beautiful place. Eas Point is flie terminus and, is a prett; lilue town. ueturnuig 10 iuh city 10 5 cents you lake a transfer at. Peach.re street for Decature, Ga , on the blm car line, a very line chair car, six mile, in t he opposite direct ion, giving you 1 miles rid * for your nicklo. Denature i the county site of Do Calb county am has a tniKlern court house and Severn other nice buildings. The town is no large on account of its close proxiinit to Atlanta. Here is located 1 he fatnou A guess Scott Institute for girls. It is beautiful place, a Hue and commodiou struct ure surrounded by extensiv grounds, and is one of the suburban a! tractions of Atlaula. lletutning vo take a jeliow car or north Decntureliut and approach the city from a dilTeren direction getting a good view of sul urban residences and the city from th: side. You get another transfer to Grai l'ark or some other line, making 12 m >i miles for 5 cents, and thus contain until you have got a good view of tli city and residences on every side: Yo can then leave the car line and stro at youi leisure along the busiuess strcei until you have put in your tiuic an when you get home yon caj? -s*y yo have seen Atlanta. The santfc'j&Wyr apply, of course, in any city. fi WKSTWAUb HOUND. via Chattanooga at 5 i>. m. central tuu< which is 0 p. in. by our time, and 1 \v; on board. This, of course, gn^e nie run through ibis historical section t country dining the night liaieHfMft could not .sec, so I put in a good^higul sleep to lie fiesh for the lnbrrowlMtJaj light. But I have already writfen u this part of the trip over the N. C. ? St. L from Atlanta to Chattanooga an to Memphis on my former trip to tl Veteran's Reunion. We reached Memphis, Tenn., atS.t a. m. Thursday morning and boarde the Cotton Belt tiain, one of the gre< Western trunk lines for Dallas, Texa: at H;2U. A 0 o'clock a. m. we crosse the line bridge over the Mississippi li the payment of an extra fare of f?0 cent for bridge fare. ON THE COTTON DEI/1' LINE. One of the lirst things that attract* our attention when we entered the Co ton Belt train was the different kind seats in-their chair and parlor coach* from what we see down east. The re> ular day coaches are equipped with I'm rows of handsomely upholstered reclii ing chairs, two lows of chairs on citlu side of the aisle. These chairs arc m ;-l so they will fall backward at the will < the occupant to any position that be: suits Ins fancy, just like the bubchairs are raised or lowered. lu fio: of each seat attached to the scat in f'roi of you are sliding foot reals which ca pc pulled out whe.ii required and shove back when not wanted. This car is in eluded m your regular ticket, but upo further investigation we were sti further suifrieed to Jind that an iridic ill ual large wicker chair in the parlor ca was at your service for tlie whole da for only oO cents. You can move Mi chair around anywhere you want it I is a pleasure to travel, thus It relieve to a considerable extent the inoiioton of a long joui ney. Our run to Dallas was via TVxaikan, 'lid was 000 miles and required atweut, hour's run to in.ike it. 1 send this in by tlie Sunday luoruinp mail, leaving Dallas at 10 o'clock hopiuj it will reach liopie in time for this i-uie The trip will be c ntinued in our nixt Ino. Jt M , Edr. - Nntieo fn riobl?ro J C i a ivnvu vu i/buiuio emu t-rcuuors All persons having claims against the estate <>f I>r. M. T. Smith, deceased. arc hereby noli lied to present them pr?.perl) attested to the malt reignwl for payment, All who sue indehUd to the said estate will make prompt payment to 17-41. H. K. Smith, Administiator. HONEY TO LOAN On farm lands. Easy payments. No commission charged. Borrower pays 3rd linl -- ? ' * '? WVvu.i> vi |/uii?vuiiK ioan. interest <evon percent, up, according to socurcty. JOHN B. PALMER & SON, 27-6mo. Columbia, S. C. S. G. SARRATT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OfTerH his professional services to (he I>00pie of Union and hid-rounding country. Pay calls at Puke's prog .Store. Night calls nt (he residence of Mr. L. .1. [Tame*, 18-tf# ! That we have furnishing to 1 ! ft v$ ' i1 Pianos, Organ Sewi P ** . t Of many mal [ any price anc : tli? customer. ' a "KLnals.?" grc tli? elL?ap?st r s i| WHY 2 From u traveling agent and pay ^ I ll I J.i i l you will have to pay us who lur t * said that it. will cost traveling ;i 1 8 This, of course, the buyer has to % a and save money by buying frou N I t >- machines of several kinds at po[ is e in full bloom in its several depa ie 1 S WONDEf .s 1 S. H. RICE. J | The Last P * \ IL? I I And the values get t.lucl (t the stason swings along, fo J, to make the selling lively, >y coming to our store. Thei 81 for your choosing, and it' j modern suit, especially win than other houses a k you 1 r. I ir | Ti.? - ? jli, s vjrOCd h r it and Satisfa it x To come here for all the \\ needs. Values like these mr safety in the qualities, and styles are freshest. It's a ~ of the many inducements I why you should come to us t . 8 " Below we c n Specials foi a A big line of Ladies drummer's samples?just 3 wholesale prices 4-4 Sea T We scooped in a big 1 tU -1 1 iiuv viiuer nay WHICH yoi i cftl we got n l)i?5 discount and benefit. Out* trade Wns nev are very much gratified thai such flattering sucjess. i "Follow th< and come McLure Mei . . NEXT DOOR TC 'ANTEDJ Everybody 4 to know facilities for buyers s and ing Machines 3Les at almost l term to suit Pianos from mdL? down to oalsLe. BUY at least his expenses more than re no traveling expenses? It is rtien $65.00 to sell a piano. i pay. Now give this a though ti a resident agent. * Organs and >ular prices.- Everything else rtmentftfct the 4* > A * STORE. r. E. U.,-frop. O of April ker and thicker here as r that's the way we operate to keep the spring buyers a there is all the new ideas s just as well to have the cn they cost you no more Qr the other kind. Economy ction. various ;spring and summer i'kg easy buying and there's you've every assurance that tumbling together of a few we offer the many reasons mote a few this week: and Misses' Hosiery? received, all to l>e sold at aland only 4c. ino or new fresh Millinery i buy for just half price, as wi ll allow our frienda the ;r so good before and we t our efforts have met with . i. 9 or -owd to " cantile Co., > I JEW BANK. ?? i (