The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 26, 1902, Image 7
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"RED HOI
And we propose to kec
Lot" etuff at red hot j
competitors.
?
For the next Thir
^ We are oflt ring special
and Sewing Machines,
style and pice from the
Bargain Prices.
In Organs we have the
Monarch at tie lowee
Wheeler & Wilson No.
Southland and nil othe
v*
about
* * V,
One Half the Prio
Asked by others for sr
above goods sold for ca
handle needles, (Hands
We will repair yo
\
Or take it as part pay f
and save money and an
we guarantee satisfaction
made over one hundred
t;ng in them our light ri
next, so ccme right alonj
Yours fc
J. H. S
4 * I
^*Main Street,
Local Laconics.
' HAPPENINGS OF 1NTERE81 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
Did you ever hew of a j mrcallst trying
to copyright a nevs it* m hehl back
for six weeks at tbo request of the
parlies interested?
Miss Kate Magaess, of Gaffney, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. L. J. Hames,
In Union.
The roof of the new addition of the
Monarch Mill is on and realy for the
grav3l covering.
Miss Lleze Holmes is visiting her
brother, Dr. Holmes, of Holmes &
Moora's Pharmacy.
Miss Maggie 81 ;>an, of Pendleton,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Dr. Torrence.
Dr. H. K. Smith has returned from
a two-week's trip north, and can be
found at his dental parlors.
Mis? Ethel Sarratt, of GafTney, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
J. Hames, has returned home.
Ml|a May Letty is the charming
young lady now in charge of the
millinery store of Miss M. E. Tinsley.
Mrs'. Goo. McWhlrter, of Newberry,
has returned home after sponding a
week at the home of Mrs. J. E. Oolton.
The hoars of the Union Library
have been changed, the library will
be open hereafter from 2 to 0 o'clock
p. m.
The street force Is diligently at
work on the southern end of Mountain
street, building a nice gravel
side walk. %
Miss Annie Rodger left Wednesday
for Columbia, where she will attend
this sessloh of the Woman's College
v at that .place.
The young people of Union gave i
German In the Pithlan Hall last Frl
a- day night, eomplimentnr to t^e visit
r* ing young ladies.
Douglass Harris, youngest son o
Mr. Ira S. Harris, who has been con
m fined to his bed with typhpld fever
^ Is improving rapidly.
- Mf. Q. E. Oalvert will resign hi*
position of book-keeper for Hames &
Llpsoomb and will take up the atudj
of denlstry at the dental college o
Atlanta next week.
"W; '
;Vyf ?{ * St:
IS OUR
CORNER
ip it filled each we)'c wiili "r d
nricee, but ODly red hot t: cur
4- w r Pi
inducements in Fiai.o , Orgr s
In Piano3 we can give y)u any
; cheapest to the finest at
sweet toneu Estey, Hamilton and
t prices ever offered in Union.
9, New Home, Davis, New Ideal,
r high grade sewing machines at
%
e
ime grade machines. All the
h or on installment9. We also
upplics for all make1? of machines.
ur old Tlachine
or a ne v one. Give us a trial
noynnce by trailing with us, as
i to all our ci3tom rs We have
happy li nies this year by puta
titling midlines. Its your time
y.
3*
>r business,
PEARS.
4 ?
Union, S. C.
The next thing for Buffalo Mill
will probably be an ice manufacturing
plant and^probably a cotton seed
oil mill. Bullalo is coming.
Mr. J. H. Spears is building a
commodious two-storv store buildinc
on his lot fronting Bachelor atroet in
tho section known as Poverty Flat.
Mr. Geo. M. Wright, Mancger U.
& G. S. R. R., is on a ten day's holiday.
Ho is spjndiDg it at the home
>f his paieits, near Richmond, Va.
Mrs. J. C. Cary, of Lockhcrt,
Misses Marie McWhlrter and Jesso
Matthews, cf Jonesville, were among
Union's shopper3 the early part of
the week.
Tho up train Tuesday was loaded
with pretty girls going to Converso
College to resume their studios. The
Misses Mcdora Duncan and Louise
Foster went from Union,
We are glad to report that Mr.
Jno. T. Hawkins, who has been critioally
ill with typho-malarial fever,
having been confined for eight weeks,
has sufficiently recovered that he is
able to walk about.
Mr. P. Jt Hereon Davis received a
check last. Friday for $2,000 from the
Knights and Ladies of Honor. Same
was lite insurance due on the life of
Mrs. M. E. Davis, his mother in-law,
who died two mouths ago.
Don't fail to run your eye over our
special locat advertising column on
2nd page. There are warm members
found there each week, and you will
be sure to find something that will
Interest you.
Mr. D*n H. Wallace has returned
I from a week's visit to Birmingham,
Ala. He says Birmingham is a warm
member and people are maklrg
' money In almost every branch of bus'
ioess.
The engine for driving tho road
machinery of the town has cot yet
i arrived. When it comes the rock
' crusher will be at onco put to work,
' and we may look for up-to-date streets
in the near future.
* Mrs. Fred Holland, who has spent
several weeks in Union visiting at
* the homo of her sister, Mrs. Davis
Gregory, also visiting her many
> friends ^around Union, has rec
turned to her homo in Atlanta. Wo
r hope she will not make her visits to
f her old home so long between in the
future.
t
ANOTHER BIG WILL
FOR UNION.
At Murphy'3 Shoals or,
Feir Forest.
Just beforro Roir.g to prcs? we re
ooive 1 the fol >vcit ^ I ypu-w i it tor corn
muuication from u very proujii.cn
aud iniluentiul citlzoti of Uniou":
' I'nion, S. (J., icpt. SI, I'Jt'-.
Fnir >:t o/ 'i ns Umo\* Tjm? s
Union, S. C.
Demi Sih:?As tlicro ".s s iru? t:dk o!
:i new cotton mill I cic p erected n'
\V.. 1. OK ,?1.. I .. ifSuh 41
luurimjr h ouuHia uuvi .1 iii'^ni >? mil
publish it iu this \v? ek's Usee o' you?
p iper, I b? g to inf <nu you t ut I l.av?
every detail of this news copviiprl?tcd.
mil so put you on n< tiro so that v< i
may nut. unintentional' v, infringe i n
niv copyright protection."
It li is always been tl.c policy <
The Union' I'i.vs to give the u< w- t?
it* readers, and while it pains u? ?>
ceedingly to go contrary to the withes
of our young friend, wo trust hwill
pardon us Ut sticking to our ns
ual custom of giving our readers th
news while it is news. Wo are some
times prevailed upon by the urgent
request of ?he fur ies directly c >11
cerned, to hold back for.a little whib
some item of news that wo pick t p
In fact upon the special n quest o
the pnrtbs directly concerned, w
were holding ba< k a rtpart of tin
building of a new cotton mil
at Murphy's Mill of which we iiavi
been cognizant for several woei e, ard
would not liavo mentioned it in thif
issue, but for the preemptory sto|
order from our young frier.d. Whin
.ve wore eeved with the above manifesto,
claiming supreme possessioi
tnd entiro control of this choice Lit
of news that he had, after so long t
lime picked r.p, the whole busims*
proclamation ar.d ull, was just to<
<ood to k:ep and we decided to ' le;
'or roll.
As this mill talk hud been goin g or
"or romo lime, wo ca'Ied o>
yd. T. C. Dunoon, f ?r an interview
-egardyog the matter. Tho G donel
lid not care to bo quoted on the sul>
'lectin its present inc'ifinitc shape;
but from what we know of him as t
mill man, the thoroughly business
manner in which ho leys his plans,
(he tireless energy he puts behind
chem when he has them Iuil, which
mergy increases rather than dimin
islies, as he- meets and overcomes
.?ach obstacle that rises in his path,
until success crowns hiseiTmts, in
promoting the industrial advancement
of our flourishing little cjty, wo h>-v<
good reason to believe that this new
mill talk will amount to something i
great deal more material than mere
talk tnd that in the not diatani
future tho ppindles will be humming
In a big mill on tho banks
of Fair Forest at Murphy's Shoals
The erglncor may arrive today 01
tomorrow, Wheu the mill i3 built
however, you can count on it being
a first class alT dr in every particu- 3
lar. The promoters do not do things L
by halvc-S. *
Supt. J. C. Cnry, of the Loekoart
Mills, was in Union on business Tuts- t
day. ~ i
I
OCTOBER TERM OF COURT. b
Court Will Convene in Union on t
Monday, Oct. Oth, Judge O. IV.
Buchanan I*t cslduig.
TETIT JURORS?Frk8T WEEK. V
J W Crawford N B Eison S
J G Ilughrs C It Long
J C Spea:s J E Hancock
W H Jelcr W II Howell
J II Bagw ell J It Gat of r JO
J It Parks J F Farter $
J P King " S M Pica. Jr 1
D W Reeves W T Tiacy ;
S F Sumner W P B gan $
T) F Gilliam Jam<s Paiks i
W G Ilaucock YTylio Estos *
W T Farr T J Alvenon |
Joseph Sanders W M Sjurks i
J C Edwards J E Hughes 1
Jerry M Bennett JMf>'ShieMs
H L Barnett Wm Sexton i
J G Prirce W T Jcnei i
U D Ilaile Joe T Sprouse '
TETir .JURORS?SECOND W'jJFK.
R W Chaney J I Harris f
C C Dargan M W lh.bo 2
W J Ilodge W VV Bishop 1
H C Little C E Lipscomb
J D Fleming J It Hix 3
Calvin Yarbrough J L Hames 3
Noah Fowler C Barnett
W II Sumner G 8 Simmons '
J D Epps Sr G It Por.der 2
I J II Pucketb N O Palmer A
A G Lyles J E Lindsay ;
S L Crosby M C Gault ?
' J F Betsill Theopho!us Eison g
1 It A Oliphant A B Burgess >
WTCunnirgham F B Scott 1
J M Gault It S Wright I
J P West J It Whitmire J
D R McCrackin Jesse F Lawson 2
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SWA MS I
Best for Bakers
and Family rise.
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i TEN NiGh
I !sno more
p and 13
\m hits is ft
'j ^18re are
I that are not in
than go to
BAILEY'S
And Pro>
M.s Mollio Allen, of South Fork. l\'v.,'
ljs flie lias p-< ve? led attacks of cl oU ra \
aorlms by ta'.ing Cl amb ilains maeh
r.d Liver TableLs when s?lie felt ? n at-,
ack coming oi. Such attacks are um,lly
caused by indigestion and ih'se tal its
are just what i3 needed to e'eanse
le stomach an] ward off the spp:?achat:
attack. At acksof bilious colic may
e prevented in the same way. For sale
y F. C. Duke.
STALLION! STALLION!!
The stundarl b ed stalk n, Pebble,
.ill begin the Fall .'cas>n at our stable
iept. 20th. Insures at ? 1X00.
38- C.UEEN & BOYD. ^
-itf- <$?? **>$
| Hands Wanted J
i EXCELSM KNITTING MILLS, |
5 TJdSTIOlN, so. |
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Forty (40) strong, able- T
S bodied men, between the ages T .
I of 21 and tO. to make $1.03 per i sj
. day each, and good wag03 paid jl
' to other members of the family T
I for other classess of wor?i. We ? _
; also want toppers, knitters, * *"
) loopers, menders and finishers, a
1 All the work is nice and easy, T
: and we pay bettor wages than $
t any other hosiery mill in the i
' Sont.h. X
' Woa'so want 1.C00 irood cedar p.?at, V
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: Treasurer and Manager. $
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ITS IN A BAR "R
dangerous to the physi
aental condition than
, M SWARMING I
people who for the sake (
and sweat and worry \
hings" all night and sea
the Sundav School naoer
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FURNITURE SI
^ide a Dixie Hosquito Bas
I PC O EC
luL ri EL
Each season opens with my
a little "better than the seasi
It is not only delicious and
wholesome but it is highly
nutritious. One saucer
makes a delightful substitute
for a light meal. Try it
served with crushed fruits,
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un?.Mm S51
Arc more \
sonUwn cv
tl.N s'nson,
tlie oM f;iv
DUKE'S SODA FOUi
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drug
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| The Gash Bargait
| Has had good s*
\\ The goods ore going fast. Forthif
thanks to our many customers for (lie li
5 given us. Wo expect to maintain
? CLASS BARGAIN STORE.
2
| Goods Sold Cash on
o
n With no respect to persons. So please
% send out goods before they are paid for
< cause we doubt your honor, but because
to break our rule for any one. Come
* bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, Sho s,
Id. n. wilbi
ttOA
m
cal I
DllI'lB.
)T $1.48 J
vith the |
/ things |
s rather I
"ORE
i u w ys a
Cream
rn before.
ODAS
popular tbis ?eacr
I eforo. I am
lew n3w drink*
and of course all
0! itcs.
NTAIN
STORE.
eceacsc3?a*a?B|
i Store [
lies. 1
* w<- extc nil our J
ifceral patronage I
this a FIRST'I
RaHt/artf 5
UUIIVOIJ 1
don't ask us to 2
It is not be- 2
i we can't afford ;2
to tlrs store for 2
Pants, etc. *
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