Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T S1.C TO BE AWAY 1-^. ? We are distribut books, value $1.0i propose to cash ir Call and get one 1 gone. All you ha^ the book and ther BUY TEN DOLI WORTH OF - Ia cash, t' en present youi Remember we ore licadqi Cook Staves. Look out stoves now on the way. goods, clothing, ha's and si Largest stock, lowesl Yours in f M. W I ? ri ? Local Schedule for Passenger Trains. TRA1N8 FROM COLUMBIA. Arrive u a. m. -uoparc u :uu a, m " 1:50p.m. " ' 2:10p.m TRAINS FROM BPARTANBURQ. Arrive 11:85 a. m. Depart 11:8? a. m " 9:10p.m. " 9:80p.m. t Close connections at Spartanburg with ains for Atlanta and Charlotte and termediate stations, and at Columbia r Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville and points south. Through trains for Asheville, etc. Trains 13and 14 carry through sleepers between Charleston and St. I^ouis, and Nos. 9 and 10 carry through sleepers between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. SKABOARD SCHEDULE. No. 27?South bound passenger arrives at Carlisle at 2 a m. No. 31?Arrives at Carlisle at 10:25 a. m. No. 38?North bound passenger arrives at Carlisle 3:37 a. m. if No. 34?Arrives at Carlisle G:49 p. m ' f Local News Notes : Put Together For Ready Reference Gathered Here and There While ^ Strolling Around Town. ?!Mr. John Reeder, of Newberry, has been visiting in Union. P?ll Pimnft*?01 TV R N. Sorouft . residence; 64, Green & Boyd's stables. Mrs. F. C. L'uVe is cn an txtended visit to relatives anl friend) at Cedar * toWn, Ga. Mr. D. B. Fant Las our thanks for a ? balf bushel of his fine Spanish peanuts. Thfey are fine. .. D. C. Flynn has opened up. Gi o Is arriving daily. Look out you'll hear something drop in the way of prices soon, if we know anything abaut Fiynn. Mr. L. N. Rodger, formerly of the Bailev Furniture Co , is now with the Mufual Dry Goods Co., where he will begird to have his friends call and see Mm;' y. t Mrs. . San ford Wilbnrn and two amatl ohUdren left for an extended trip to relatives In Texas. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. J. Bataill and daughter, Mrs. J. D. Gyaham -h ? and Mlaa Minnie Bet sill. The laat r ivjut ujuziuu sbuppnu m Mississippi Also to visit friends. Wi 'v 2 -? ; | ' ' >00 I ^ GIVEN ' AT i A ' C P \J ors. 1,000 check 0 each, which we ' 1 the next 90 days, oefore they are a'l ^e to do is first get i ^ARS OR MORE FURNITURE r book and get the cash, larters 'for Furniture ar.d for 1,140 chairs and 121 Cull <n us for y ur dry J, j iov. H V t 8 t prices, best quality. * t t g business, j rf* J! BOBO. Ii *&! I ?c [ Mr. W. D. Sartor lias been appointed r check clerk in the freight oftice at Union. 1 He takes the place of Mr. J. G. Iteeder who has lesigued to learn the read preparatory to taking a position as il igman. Etner Smith, daughter of Ilenry ar.d A.ddie Smith, died September 20th, aged uuu j ear ana eleven months. 4'Suffar little children toomi a lto j me, and forbid them not, for such is the i kingdom of heaven," srys Jesus. ( The State Fair this year promises to < even exceed those preceding. Col. Hoi- ! loway and his co-workers deserve much credit for their untiring energy in their . work to make these occasions successful | and interesting. < The Union Hotel seoms to be doing ( a rushing busineee this week. We 1 are informed by the clerk thut every room in the hotel was occupied on Wednesday. This breaks the record of the hotel Mrs. W. M. Gihbcs and Mrs. A. E \ R ,dger have moved to Columbia where llry will make their home with Mr. Willie Gibbes. Capt. W. M. Gibbe3 will continue to manage the Gibbes House with the able assistance of Mrs. I R. W. McDow and daughters. Miss Bdrtio Whi lock and Miss Octie Young honored The Times ofllce by a pleasant call and a few mornsnts very pleasant clat. Come in to see us ladi63, wj are always glad to have you call at any lime. These visits of the fair sex to our sanctum and their kind words of Appreciation and encouragement are like Lhf>. bright, and rli?#rfnl snnhmmu /rllnt. ing through the shadows shrouding life's 2 pathway. 1 Mr. 11. II. Johns brings us a nice mess j of turnips with tops attached. From the bottom of the turnip, roots not la- 1 eluded, to the top of the salad measure 30 inches. He has a large patch of the ! same kind and some turnips as large as ; an ordinary cabbage. Who can beat ; this? Besides this tine crop of turnips Mr. Johns has cabbage in his patch that ; will weigh ten pounds. What dod3 he ca:e how high cotton goes, or coal either. At I;o0 Tuesday Milon Hicks, while decending one of the telephone poles in front of Tub Times cfllce, missed his footing by Ms spur failing to catch in a rotten place in the pole and be came down the pole like lightning. He bad presence of mind to keep his arms around the pole and landed upon his feet. H? was considerably jarred by the fall, but Dr. Sarratt examined his feet and. < pronounced no bones broken. He was walking abxtt in a few minutes. % v. .v v;: . He t,cnrued a Great Trath. It is said of John Wesley tha t he once sai I to Mistress I.Wesley: "Why do yon toll that child the same thing over and over again?" "John Wcs'evl because once telling is not ennu gh." | It is for this ramo reason that you ! are toid agiin and again that Chamber- I Iain's Cough Itemedy cures colds and grip; that it counteracts any tendency of this diseases to r?s ?it in pcuir.n n a, and that it i< pleasant and safe to taki. For sale l?y, F. C. Duke.Druggist. Add to the Kolf. The fol'o'w ire nnmrshave L?een bar d? d | in to t?e adihd'ofhe r?.fc ?,f Compart H. 18 li S. (!. Vol. Li fun'i>: Win. lUwKini Samu'l FMi'din Itii hard Kauldin IS tnpsi n Comer Thomas Join a ( arile Burnett,dead Totu Nelson, dead Simpson Cain las Watkins " _JtfY Brattou, dead Torn Gregory. American's Fatuous Beauties Look with horror Skin Eruptions, lil/tl nLr.a Woroa Ik >r?n*/ia 'l 'l>o o <L>> 1 < t/tuivncc? Co mi^iro. XIIVT UUU ? rave them. nor will any one, who uses Bucken's Arnica Salve. It glorilifs the pace. Eczema or Salt Rheutn vanish beto it. It cures srre lips, chapped hands, ;hilblain?. Infallible for Piles. 23c at F. C. Duke's, Drug Store. " Big Show in Spartanburg. The famous Adam Forpa"gh an 1 the enowned Sells Brothers shows have combined this year an'l they will pitch ,heir mammoth tents at Spartauburg on Friday, Oct. 17th. These two great shows are well known throughout the :ountry and there will to doubt be a trod delegation from Union. The combination of these two great shows is a guarantee of a grand treat to those who iltend. One aur rug the new feat ures is D arolo in his wonderful and wo; 11 'arm-us leat of looping the loop on a blejc'e. This is the most dangerous at <1 i-1vc testing feit ever witue'sed ir d-i la* vass I app?ars < \Mem Iv r?-i 'ilea* it utfum-.t. If 11..V10 t hi luj) Fl, iv* .!.? on. tunrpliskes the feat. Ilia Life lit Peril '"I just seemed to lia.\c gnne all fo icccs." writes Alfred lice, of Wa'far-P 'cx , "biliousness and a Ionic back tadlifen burden. I couldn't eat or loep ami fait almost too worn out to rork when I began to u"c Electric Bit. era, but they worke 1 wonders. Now I lecp like a top, can eat anvthirg, have aincil instcngilian 1 enjoy hard work," ( "hey give vigor< us health and new life ( o weak, sickly. iu i-down people'. Try ; hem. Only 50c at F. C. Dukes'J Biug i itoro. Vncuss at the Hanging Ground. Several negro worren and men got ^ uto a row at ltosi Harris' house near he hanging ground Tuesday night, leveral shots were fired and knives were aid to be in evideuce, but no one was njured. The g.mg was pulled by the Kilice and they were tried before the day or Wednesday morning. Will L?oving must have been fomewhat of a ing leader as he was fine 1 $25 00 or 30 lays, Dock Green. Jim Green and icveral others were lined $10.00 or 20 l*ys. It is likely sime of them will take ;be day 8 on the chain gang as the mouey ioes not seem to be convenient. !f Don't c Imagine that all fliurs are alike [ There is a difference, a big diff< rence j no mucn aepenus upon naving pure, white and nutritious fl >ur, that the Rub- *1 iect is worthy your careful investigation c' md consideration. 0 You will bo better sa- i.-.fi si in selecting 11 "Clifton" tljur, a fact that everyone o who knows anythiog about U mr will tell t rou. In purity, whiteness and quality, s "Clifton" 11 air excels all other 11 mrs. F Don't imagine that because "Clifton" ji lour is high grade 11 mr that the price is 8 aigh, because the price h low; in reach j >f all housekeepers, (/heap 11 mr is dear g it any price, while "Clifton" is the least ^ expensive and is the bsst that you can }| ouy. , Braxsford Mills. Owensboro, Ky. j Scdalia News Notes. The farmers of this section are quite i ousy from early morn till cloie of day r. Mthoiing their various firm p.obicls. " Vhe cotton crop is early and short, in a r few wteks more the bulk of the crop " will b? gathered. A number of the I farmers are "making hay (peavine) svhi'e '1 1 in aim aViirtua 99 IMn it u nP A/\rn n n/l fii tuu ouu aniii^o. a. itivj m a IM jay is money, or its equivalent, to the ? 'armers. * Miss Brown, of Sumter, is spending iome time with her niece, Mrs. C. W. iVhitlock. Mrs. J. P. Trexler, of Salisbury, N }| 3., is speuding this week with h*r sister, ^ VIis I L Bobo. Mrs Trexler spout \ ast week with relatives in and near a Union. She will visit Mrs. Betsill, at , Enoree, l)efore her return to the "Old North State." Her many friends are n Jelighted to have her among them agaia ifter an absence of some three yoars or | more. She notes with pleasure the I rrowtb and activity of her native city. c Union. 81 The Woman's Missionary Day exercises which were to have been held at I Padgett's Creek church Sunday has l>een postponed until Sunday eve Oct 19th. The regular preaching services will bs t, Sunday morning, dinner on the grounds j, andth8 W. M. L>. exercuet in the after- 0 noon. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. I or a Bell. JUST WJIAT YOU NEED. a Cbnmberlaiu's Stomach uti'l Jiiyer ? 7 nhlee, When you feel dull after oating. When you have no appetite. 0 Whoa you havo a bad tasto in tho h mouth. t When your liver ia torpid. I When your bowlcs are constipated. When you have a hcadnch. (] When you feel bilious. i They will improve yoqjr qppitjto, cleanse and i'nvigorato vour stomach, and regulate your bowels. Price 25 cents per box. For salo by F. 0. Duko, 1 Druggist, raKa"3iCTP?irr -U- -JB' .EH JBHP L O \A i Our Iin33 are b( y ger in values than | winter goods or n< fj see the goods, hea I you can afford to c I we offer you in 8 UNDERWEAR FOI ROYAL^^STt'< He Style 566 i I FR/ K. of II. Makes Good Showing. Mr. Charles Bolt's insuranco of ' 2,((H) has been paid by the Knights if Honor, and when we glance at the ecord we find that the cost to him Ti. :-: i uuuu * j u^au, lin JUIIM'U Cnights of Honor June 21, 1S78, and lied August 2!)fch, 1<>02. lie had, luring that period, paid into the rder on two thousand dollars iusur,nce $9(>9. 2f years and two months, r an average of $20 per year per housand. Thi9 is a pretty good howing when we remember that Mr. >olt wu9 an elderly man when he oined and could not have .got any uch rate in an old line company, 'he Knights of Honor is now on the tep rate plan, which we conceive to e the only true plan for fraternal nsurance. New members are joinBg in Union. ???i Sa/ir Ton Penny Nail Through , His Hand. t While opening a box, J. (\ Mount, of ' 'hrcc Mile l>av, X. Y., ran a ten penny ( ail through the ilesh part of his hand. I thought at once of all the pain and ( oreness this would cause me," lie says, ) and immediately applied Chambrlain's 'ain Halm and occasionally afterwards. nreness and the injured nnris were , 0011 heald." Por sale by r\"C. Duke, )ruggist. Bishop-Duckt it. ?????? * There was a very pleasant marriage at lie home of Mr. J. A. Wilburu on o ith street Out, 2nd, 1902. The contacting parties were Mr. .1. 1'. Itishop nd Miss Ida Duckett, both of Whitnire. ltev. J. D. Mah.>n was the ofciating minister. The liidowasthe ieceof Mrs. Wiburn. Citation to Kindred and Creditors tate of South Carolina, ) County of Union. \ ly Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, L. C. Casey has made suit o me to grant him Letters of Admin<t,ration on thn F.atota r\t f Lester McKissick, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and dmonish all and singular the kinred and croditors of the said Lester dcKissick, deceased, that they be and ppear, before me, in the Court of Prolate, to be held at Union C. H., louth Carolina, on the 22nd day of )ctobcr, next, after pnblication lieref, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to 1 how cause, if any they have, why ' he said Administration should not >e granted. Given under my hand and seal this Ith day of October, Anno Domini 902. Jason M. Gkfer, Probate Judgd. Published on the 10th day of Oorober, 1902, In the Union Times. i. 41-2t I. ij ONCE I ? MORE ? On i lie tlire^lioM < f ' ' ;i no?v s;;iso:i we sjiko "... \ n our acciHt'Miio.l lir c V |>ls*c sis leaders of ?00 I values sit alter than ever, larg th, ever. And whether wa s :>t we would be glad to h ir the prices and then ju< Jose your eyes to the foic R MEN, WOMEN AND I pes for men, 11? lomen and child" ?n. J Dthing for men . ad boys. &/ / dies' capes and .ckels. I ,<^)|rj[ its, caps, etc. ^NK AUSTELL, Hgr. COFFEE COM ATTEST! Our "Wliite Sta are Decom ng more p pular every da our increasing trule. Only ycstei housekeepers in Union, in gn and larger order, said: " is not only good bu longer than an coflee I ever us.'d before." What more can you want? They all ,ried it, and it Ins the lasting as well a If you have not trie 1 it do so, au four c :ome customers for it. In bulk or ca :ents per pound. Let us have your ,vill be glad you let us have i\ MORGAN & 1 BOTII PHONE , NOW IS THl To buy one of Cutaway Disc Hari We have them e to suit your Pool Call and see UNION HARDW Hardware Leaders. > ; c. c 1 _ w U f an ever, big- y sell you your B ave you call, | Jge whether | 3 values that 1 CHILDREN, 2E5 I SagSBBt; ^ L JwJ I5UNERS! ON. r CoIToes y as is demonstrated by rday one of the best ring us another White Star t lasts y siy its goo 1 who hare s the drink:ng qualities. >ut of live who try it ben, 20, 25, 80. 35 and 40 eofloJ business and you WAGNON. 38. ETIME nir ,1?i or rows. it a price ^et Book. ARE CO., Union. 8. 0