Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CHAIN 11 API . n (, Mil TOgr -I; A new Ilat and a SUIT of liardly know you. Every Suit i troubles are ended when you coi ' w. ___ "in % M "EVERYT "Forget - Uii'Kot." Don't forget the printer "\Vhen your cotton goes to gin, not to pay vho printer Is t* Q*pardon?blo sin. Hi* men vrho have to rack their brains To furnish you with news, . .They have families to furnish too, With bacon, grits and shoes. They sit in their office, From early morn till night, Fighting with their patience, And "sticking" up the type. They never disappoint you, The paper's never late. .Have pity on the printer, And settle up-to-date. J,on Kates vim Southern Railway. Account of Uie National Convention, A ppnlachiun Forestry Reserve. Ashoville tickets will be sol i ut rate or on" first class faro for the round trip from u ! points on the Southern Railway to Ashevillc October 2dr<], 24tli ami 2oth with linul returning limit October 27tli, lf<?2. The fall is the most delightful season of the the year in the mountaii s. W1XTRR TC ; . . t Ki.TS. n girnirg October loth the SouthRail aay will coininonce sale of Winter Tourist tickets to Principal Re- | sorts in the South under the sumo conditions c-xis>ir g in previous year--. For detail - d in for unit ion ss to rate* rc<-or?s, etc . npr.ly to any ngen* cf the Southern Railway cr 4 \V. 11. Tayi.ok, A. it. P. A . , j Atlanta, (in. 4. Citation to Kindled end Cieditois ? Statri of South Carolina, I County of Union. \ Ja*on M. Grjcr, Kmj., l'robalr Wilier?) s, II. H. Ctrlij-le hns made Buit'*6 me to j;rant him I^oltern of Administration do hrnis non on the Estate of a? r- I r ll-cls of I. (I. McKissiclv,. de 'rasod. Theao are, thorof-re, to cite ?rd adainnDh i.lJ isr.fi : i .?r?11??r lli< l.ir d red "and <Ti <' '?o* < <.f 11 r said I iS11 Iv iJ 5* i<, i: rim - < ?|. ili 11 t hi y ii appear, before me, in t h? < ' urt <?f l'r,>bat<vto bo held ni Urion (!. H South Curolina, on lh" I.->t d.-v of Novolnber noxt,afi? r pis Mica ion he roof, ?4 U o'clock in t'.o lorpnocn, to allow "cause, if my I hoy hove, w I y j tho said Adtn'"'^'ration t-houid i>>t i b3 granted. (liven j 'or u\ hand and s.-r] t*,j Uith (1 sy ' >!>(-r, Anno Domini I9<>2 .1 A: ON' M. (iltr.KII, *? I'robate Judy. JfcAj^Hbed on th 17th day of fit foVdfT[$>2, in l)*n Union I j W 2t 1 ^EA^AI \mnii mmmmrnmmmmmmm *? E. F. F.?E. F. F. ( LOTIItS shows quality, swell, snappy loo lie to us. We want your busiuc HING FOR EVE Church at Buffalo. By the courtesy of our friend, Mr. It. (r. Kpearman, the popu'ar manage* of t>ho HomeTelophone Company, \v? took a drive behind one of Mr, Wllcott's fin/at bob-tailed and in no np-to*d?te rubber tired vehicle to Buffalo. We were not locg in getting there. It was near Knocking clT time when we arrived and we did not go in tiie mill but drove around some of their broad new street3 and t.?ok ?> look at the handsome new church that is being built on a beautiful elevation some distance back from the mill. The church is a handsome and commodious structure with a pretty cupola, is something liko SO feet long by 4o feet wide ou the inside, outside of the two rooms in rear of pulpit. There is a library room over those rooms for the Sunday school books and literature. On the right as you enter a department lias been cut oil for n Sunday school room, hut the whole may be converted into the congregation room when necessary. The pulpit is in tlift inside of the building, instead of the end, while the choir lias an elevated platform on the left of the pulpit, handsomely boxed up. It has room for a very large choir. The windows are of red stained chipped gia>-s, that adds very much to the attractive appearance < f the building and causes a mellow iigbt on the inside. The church, we Understand, is to be a Union church. The parsonage is being built ncr.r by. The church will probably be finished in ten days' time. It is a building that does credit to the pretty )i! ! ' r* f 11 r f\t V.n 1 ^ !?? 1'^"^ v ? . J ,w? ?UUH>V, CA? \A lO III l\ l-r | *ing with ilio general up-to-date character of everything aronnd tho place. The grading in front of the mill is progreE8ir g nicely, it is not going to be very long heforo the ground in front of tlie mill 14 going to look a? pretty an it does in tho picture hanging in Tiib Tjmks office. Uuauthort.zed I.ibcrty. riv.rrn Tup. Times:?Y?m vill please a*ete that I was a>r pi when I rend a e ni.uun:eation in l'lfgress and Tiie S'ate mice; i-in:: Mr. (I Gilt \V i?i*irn". You will phase Ma'o thri.-tuh \mi: paper to the p? opleof 'J.drvi routi'V ihut. I I tve never b~. n a pu?\ In any j-iki' in j las (hi Mr. Wiutnim .nor la.v- in) d M;t* to he. Wallace CL I.P' Not!cc to Trespassers. AH paitVa nrv warne 1 i.ot to bun' ride, w i1 Jr. di ivc iluo'igli or in any < '! ' r m ta'ier t re^pvs upm ih? lniv's of i. i iii.d? rsig?>? d T!k s<? dlireg iriiug thi no'ice, will be prosecuted, IT. C. IiVW.-ov, i IIC. Law*ov, .Ir , Aeicb W. Williams, mathr: t awson^. ! CxtON Times, Oct 1", 1002 i2 4t. flCE. I S^S5*S5SS555555 ' 35S ISSSSSTtTSr , lVincetorC vi fW" J u . 4C ~?: ;?" \ will do it. Your friends will A king, graceful banging. Your r J !ss and guarantee satisfaction. ^ 1 1 ?? 1 in nc M A' A ti RYDODY." ] d E The Council Sends Reply. ^ pj Tl?e City Courell have sen t their re- g ply to the letter from the Public Works y UtwaiiifAioQin. In it 1 bey claim th it ,tfc?y are no* mpoosible for the 4eljs> in potting in the aiwerage system. They decline to scoept the proposition of tj>.- ^ oororoijfliioners to the effect that the tie- $ cieiou of the matter be left to a judge of 4; the council's selection. TJiey decline on ? the ground that this decision would not ? be Ileal any more than thatof.Tud^e A Townreud and the decision would b a subject to appeal. Tiaey bold that the f matter can only be settled deliaitely by $ the supreme court. They ask the cc- A operation of the commission in gelti.ig T an early hearing in tin supreme court. ^ They deplore the delay In the sewerage & matier, but claim not to be lesponsible Y for it as they had notitlrd tlie commit- * sioners ai\er they bad turned the mo uy ^ oyer to them lh\t they con'.d go ahead ? with the work, ard tint the town T council would accept what work th it $ was done, pending the decision of th* supreme court, the same as if it had betn T done by the council While they ap- 7 pealed from the decision of Judge Town- ? sena Uicy <i <1 not erj >111 tlin commission- ju eis not to use thi nuu?y iu lnnd from * the wile of bon<is. 3fS It is to lw hoped that some mutual X undeistandinp will ha arrived at as the T money is 1> inc? id.e but drawing interstu * from the taxpayeia win are getting oo * hem fit. ^ <L Subset ibe fur the Times. $ 1W1H t.juaiw'jKHViiW ? an c amwi? i m+mm* unn ?iw ' ^ ^ r iu NOTICE! Com ly Mutual ltenrflt Association o ohm io?. A'.l ioi minus (f the -Union I) visloi. ill meet at Union in tie Court IIcikm ituiday,' N'V. 1st, 1902, at 2 o'clock ' in. lintiuo'ts of important to t* msacled. All ruemboisare earnisth quested to attend. J. M. Greek, Tips. ANY CHU It OH or |>ai>onage or initution supported by voluntary rwnlriition will be given a literal quantity a' a Longman & Martiuer Paints whener they paint. otk:- Thl3 has been eur enstorn for 'uiity-seven years; any building not sat actorilly painted, will be repainted at r expense; about one gallon of IVnswd 1 to be added to overy gallon of the hit to aiVcs ready for usi; it.*s mixed two minutes, and c-x>t of the pilot | euby in?d? lesr in prieo tb.in any her. Yearly product oyer one million i1 Ions. ^ngrnan iv Maniniz. >lo J. II.Ilowell, Kelton,8 C. 41-jt. Special Advertisements Notices will be inserted in this column nt ic rate of 25 words or loss for 25c one issue. >ur issues for 75o. Additional lines over centy live word; 5c a ilne. 3 hAl) 1 11 i: LhOl'AUD'o ol'Ol .v w.n bjok form on s tie nt II. F. SCAIFE'd. TTANTED?ABOUT CO CEDAR IrV pohts 15 feot long and (J inches :rosa smallest end. Apply to G. W. 'ilcott, Union Stab'.es. .'BA.&L. STOCK FOR BALE?FIVE ), shares of stock in scries 5 of the . 11. tt L. Association running live and half years. Apply to It. M. Estes. ?-Jt. y ANTED?1,000 CORDTSTTF WOOD it cut at once. Apply to F. M. dams, Adamsburg, S. C. 41-tf. pOlt SALE?A GOOD MULE. M. \V. Bono. 41jURST OLA833 DRESS [MAKING? Mrs. Jenoio Brannan respectfully rorms the ladies of Union that she is >w located at thy home of her brother, r. W. A. Wix, samo lot with A. P. brains. As I am now with you I spectfully solicit a portion of public itronagc. I am prepared to do all nds of pleating for both dress trimings and capos. Respectfully, i-lmp Mns. Jennie Bkannan. 11X ROOM dwelling' house ^.o rent on soum street. Apply to G. Youno. 43JTTANTED?2,000 CEDAR POSTS " V 7 feet Ions that will rquare 4 ir.chfr. pply to T. C. Duncak at Union Cot>u Mill cilice or L. G. Young at IJufdo. 42^lRESII GROCERIES COMING - and going every day. Country prouce a fpecialty at II. E. Maury's. Interprise street. 43-ljr. [TTANTED ? AT ONCE, 1,000 ?V pounds Beeswax. Highest price aid. Union Hardware Co. 43DFFICE TO RENT?LN CENTER, of town, on first tl >or. 43- S. M. Rice, Jr., E. U. -as-w* m t* ><? l Hands Wanted j i EXCELSIOR KNITTING MILLS, * TJJSTXOIN, s. c. f ' Fortv (401 strong. able- V bodied men, between the nges ? of 21 and 10. to make $1 00 per ^ day each, and good wages paid X to other members of the family ^ for other classess of won... We * also want toppers, knitters, A loopers, menders and finishers. X All the work is nice and easy, v and we pay better wages than S? any other hosiery mill in the A South. J Wpnlso want 1,000 arood cedar post, T J. H. GAULT.i Treasurer and Manager. $ :171m. $ ?*> -VTT ^4*4* B IART F, re ready in men's -fne C! rhe c orrect Fa 1 and Winter sH 3 appreciate the best clothing s ; rested in our elaborate stylc-rr ie, whether you des're to buy 1 st fashions. Wc consider "ihe good for our patrons?Schloss kers of "the best clotliing in tl iv el I equipped with Suits, Ov< 1-known manufacturers. J. CO High Grade Clothiug Gt ntlemei Just in Oar large line of Sen children, boya, girla, old ? i * ? _ ji? _?? liimucu muies, single young men have just c which you con buy at t by merchants which wi dollars and cents to you SHC That nre sold for 81 to $1.25 yc Shoes that are sold for $1.50 yc Shoes that arc sold for $2.00 yc Shoes that are sold for $2.50 yc Shoes that arc sold for $3.00 yc and sc Now is Your Time to For the Come early and at have a complete lir Trimmings, Milliner Coats and Capes, Me Trunks, Valises, and the way of wearing a McLure's I Next to Oetzel's 1 TREFZER, ( Tho Jeweler, I* now receiving his fine stock of fall goods. Watob this space for bargains in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware and Silver Novelties. FINE6T GOOIiS AT 1-OWKST FPICES AT TREFZER'S, In tub Wondhk Store 41STRAWBERRY PLANTS. The largest stock In the world. Nearly 100 varieties. All the choice, lucious kinds for the Garden and Fa* cy Market. Also Shipping Varieties. Also Dewberries, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Grapa Vines, etc. Our 120 page Manual, free to buyers enables everybody to grow them with success and profit. All plants packed to carry across the continent fresh as when dug. Illustrated catalogue free. Specify if you want catalogue of Shipping Varieties or Fancy Garden kinds. CONTINENTAL PLANT CO. Strawberry Specialists KIlTKELl., N. c. ALL FAS , youths' and boys' othinc <2> rice arc ready f r inspection. All it niodcritc prices wiii surely le inge. We hid 3011 heartily wcluow or merely widi to learn the : host clothing in the world" none Bros. &(! >. arc the acknowledged e world"?therefore you'll find ircoats an 1 Trousers from these HEN, and Furnishings fcr 1 and Boys. i Time. * iple Shoes for infants, [ ladies, young ladies, ladies, old men and irrhred in tims, all of ' he same price as paid 11 Jbe a great saving in e )ES ?u can buy for 75c. >u can buy for $1.00. )u can buy for 1.50. ;U can buy for 1.75. )u can buy for 2.25. ) on. Lay in Your Shoes*Family. 3t the pick. W? also le of Dress Goods, y, Clothing, Ladies' ins Hats and Caps, in fact anything in pparel. Come to Jew Store. Hardware Store. , . I L V ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining in the Post Office at Union S C.. for the week ending Got. 24th 1902. ? Daren, Miss Jennie Jobeson, J C H&imtt, Mrs C S Moody, M B Cleveland, Claude Lowry, U L (*2) Cope, Dr M B Marant, Charily Clark, Miss Maria Nunley, Rev Jas L Dill, Mies Mattie Peters, Mrs Minnie Duncan, Perry Pruitt, II Dukes, J W Pool, Rev O G Farmer, Mrs Rosa Pool, Mrs Fannie Foster, Mrs Bitha Presley. Miss Early Gist, Miss Addie Renwick, M W Green, D M Rodgera, Margaret * Hedgepeth, Ilosia Shelton, Mrs Carrie Hodge, Miss Opa Sherman, Carrie G Ilolcomb, Imz Sims Mrs Mary Jeter, Joe Teodall, Mrs Eliza Jeter, Eddie Thorn. MissIIattie , Johnson, Robert Watson, Florence | Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent lor their delivery. J. C. Huntkr. P. M. ^ Notice to Tarspassers. All parties a-e hereby warned no\ *o hunt, fish, walk, ride, drive or in any other manner trespass on my land* in Union county, known as the Ray place in Cross K^ys township and my home place, t lie Kimberly, Davis and Reynolds places in Jonesville township. C. R. Long, Union Uisies, Oct. 17,1902. 42-it. 5HIONS ( )nP^^^w^8B^ IB /j A ^ * . W.' ' *- *fiSEsifiHM^^M