UNION (
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SHOES TO G(
Remember tti
To each customei
more we will give
larly sold for 35c
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"EVERY!
Special Advertisements
Notices will ho inserted in this column at
the rate of 25 words or less for 25o one issue,
four issues for 75c. Additional lines ovet
twenty live words 6c a line.
spots, ^
Speckled liird, by Augusta Evans:
Gabrial Tolliver, by Jotl Chandler
Harris, The Virginian; The Two Vanrevels;
Donovan Pasha, by Gilberl
l'arKer; aiiss leiucoaoa anu an tut
latest books of t!ie day on baud or wil
bo procured at once. II. F. Scaife
ANTED?1,000CORDS OF WOOL
cut at once.- Apply to F. M.
Adams, Adamshurg, S. C. 41-tf
First classs dress |makix<
Mrs. Jennie Brannan respectfully
inrorms the ladies of Union that she is
now located at the home of her brother,
Mr. "W. A. Wix, same lot with A. I*.
Abrams. As 1 am now with you I
respectfully solicit a portion of public
m patronage. I am prepared to do all
f kinds of pleating for both dress trimmings
and capes. Respectfully,
40-lmp Mas. Jkk.nik Bka.nnan.
WANTED?2,000 CEI)A imbT?
7 feet long t hat will square 4 inches,
Apply to T. C. Drxc.w at Union Cot
ton Mill cilice or L. G. Vol*no at Buffalo.
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GROCERIES COMING
and going every day. Country produce
a specialty at II. E. Maeuy's,
Enterprise street. 43-lyr.
WANTED?AT ONCE, 1,00C
pounds Beeswax. Highest price
paid. Union Hardware Co. 43OFFICE
TO RENT-IN CENTER
of town, on first ll tor.
43- S. M. Rice, Jr., E. U.
TITE ALWAYS GIVE BETTER
vv g< ods for the same money and thf
same g. ods lor less money at Fly tin's.
IN
Tie ladies are alltaii?ing
alsiut the prettv dress gootld ilrit
are so cheap at Fly.vn's. It.
Everybody is talking
bout Ft.ynn's fine ladies' shoes at
$1 ">0 and $2 0) They say the tame shoe
will cost you $2 2o and $.'> In otlr r store
and that a lady wearing a No. a of
FJynn's shoes her foot won't look larget
than a ladies' foot wilh a No. A of a
diflVient make. They are high aKi foolwear,
do not pinch or bind the feet.
Buy a pair at Flynn'd and you wiil wear
no others. It.
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fXJtl.VNN KNOCKED OUT 11IUII
?T piers in Union 2"> years ago as al
Ji? t "ft older people krow. He ia at his oln
t ricka again slaughter ing prleeP, and he
-/ aaya lie will keep at it. Flynn is a honey
when it comes :o cutting or ices. It.
o lady should buy 'a
Dress, a J icket, a C'ajaj or a pair o<"
. 8hoer* until they see what Ft.ynn is
offering. He is certainly the poor mai'.
SximtU lbs
. :1
:otton
FRIDAY and
)EE DAYS ON
) AT COST ,
lis Sale is for
whose purchase i
} a popular song w
! per sheet.
HING FOR EVEt
lynn has no kent to 1'ay,
no grocer or butcher bills to pay, no
clerk hire, therefore he can sell you
goods cheaper than most merchants buy
them. Flynn kuows where to buy the
correct goods. When you get your
money on .Saturday evening go see Flynn
, and you will save 25c on the $1. It.
Flynn warrants iiis shoes
and if they do not give satisfaction
he will make them right. It.
TWO LADIES CHATTING:
Fiist lady, can you match Fly.vn's
' prices? Second lady, 110 I cannot, that
is impossible. It.
For sale?a good mule.
M. W. Bono. 41I
FACTS CONCERNING SLEEP.
Ktcn a Midday Kttp In Iletter Tlia^
(be Noon Mrul.
The scholar and professional mau,
like the anxious housewife, is apt to
Carry ids cares to bed, and insomnia
becomes a curse. Men and women who
are busied in getting and gaining, tho
merchant, the banker, all alike, fail to
jecuro that sclt control which can
manage the mind as well asleep
awake.
Normal sleep should he purely u
physiological repose similar to the rest
r or annuals, who go to .sloop with tbo
darkness and awake with the light.
Bomo 0110 lias said that sleep Is like
hunger and thirst, representing a dlnri
nation of energy throughout the cntlro
> body. 1 hardly think this can be truo,
1 but in my judgment sleep rather suggests
the diminution of the energy of
the brain, and lie is a aviso man aCIio
takes tlie hint when brain fag sets In
of an evening and goes comfortably
and properly to bed.
Of course it goes Avithout saying that
night is not the only time for sleep.
Men and women who are busy could
steal just a ft av minutes before or after
the noonday luncheon to catch a little
nap, and, indeed, I am nearly sure
that tlie noonday nap is worth for
more than the noonday meal, for the
digestive processes are surely hindered
during the periods of mental activity,
and it is the exceptional person in this
bus? aa'orld of ours avIio is not called
upon to use all his brain and braAvn to
uaakc a living. It has been my linblt
to advise mothers to steal a Avlille AAvay
froin every "cumberous care" and,
even if sleep fails to be Avooed, to take
about twentv ml mi toe ovnrr ?1iiv In ?1?
solute pence nnd quietness, diverting
the mind from nil anxieties nnd relaxing
nil the muscles. A bnbit of this
kind Is easily acquired, nnd wo might
have fewer neurnsthenlc women, whoso
nerves make life hideous to their families.
If a word like this, spoken from
considerable experience, were heeded.?
I'ilgrltu.
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Child labor Is an undesirable "Infant
. industry."?lioston Ilera Id.
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ILYNN 1IAS NO BIG TILE OF [
. old shelf worn, moth eaten trash to t
show. What you lind in his stock is
up to the hour and bless you he setls it
right. It.
Auction Sale of Land. J
I will offer for sale at Jonesville, Union ,
county, S. C., on Monday, the 24th day ,
of November. 1002, one hundred and |
three town, lots of land. Jonesville is
ten miles north of Court Home on the j
Southern railway in one of the most
healthful localities iu upper South Carolina.
The lots are located just east of
depot in said town and laid off iu squares
ai Jitnroanf Kt? ??/ /? * * ?
>.uu >1WWU|'?V>> i/jr ur u nucvui liWfUty
to forty feet wide. .Sale to begin at 11
a. m. and continue until whole amount
iseold. 1 will go on each lotas 1 offer i
it for sale and let each purchaser and l
bidder see exactly wlr't it is and where i
it is. Plats of same eau be seen at my <
store in Union and pest ?llice at Jooesville.
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Terms <f sale: Ore-half cash and 1
balance of pu'ehase money on'twelve <
months credit, the purchaser to pive t
bond and mortgage of the premises to |
seeure the purchase money, with interest j
from date of sale at 8 per cent, per an- i
r.um until the debt is paid in full, or <
the purchasers may pay all cash and pave |
interest, J. G. LONG,
Proprietor and Auctioneer. !
4o-:Jtp. Union, S. C,
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News Notes From JGttn Jane.
Jtta Jane, Nov. 51.?This Congres al
District is represented by a |
mer as well as a lawyer. Conssman
Finley, who has representit
for two terms and is re-elected
the third term, raised one hunid
and twenty bushels of onions on
farm near Rock Hill this year,
ich he sold for $1 per bushel. Mr.
11oy raises .more wheat than any3y
on the same amount of land.
'O years ago he raised about 40
shels to the acre. <
In my letter last week the types
ido me say "Rev. Mr. Creech will
t return to the Keltou circtflt for
other year, etc.," when really the
lole sentence should have been preded
with "perhaps." I make this
rrecuon test ine go^a Dromer unci
e Conference might think that I
d taken the matter in hand and
is going to have some changes made
yhow. I feel assured that the
>rk Mr. Creech has done and is
11 doing has made him quite popur
elsewhere, and efforts will bo
ade to get him on other work. I
n't believe this church he is now
pplying will consent to it, for he
8 dono too much work for them ;
d we know if other denominations
id a say in it.ho would remain where
i is for two years longer.
Messrs. Robert and Warren Whislant,
of Hickory Grove, are selling
ourjng brooms in this county.
I am truly sorry to hear.of Mr. G.
ralton Whitman's death. It seems
if the present year has been one
which more than the average namsr
of deaths of prominent men have
ken place, and no place has suflerl
more than Union county ir\ this
spect, The editor of this paper
id a great truth when he said there
ere worse men than Walt Whitman,
apt. King, the well known bridge
lilder and contractor, has too, gone
i join the vast throng on the other
de of the river. Death is no rejector
of persons.
The committee are making arrange*
leuts to have Salem church newly
eather-boarded and painted.
Mrs. Jimmie Strain is quite sick.
tie has ueen oaa on lor two weeks.
Rev. W. H. White preached at
alem Sunday morning and at night,
lis morning text was Gal. 2:19, and
le subject of his discourse at night
as the life and character of David,
ood congregations attended both
jrvices. Master Willie, Mr. White's
ttle son, accompanied him upon
als visit. Vox.
For A Bad Cold.
If you have a bad cold you need a good
eliable medicine like Chamberlain's
lough Remedy to loosen ana relieve it,
nd to allay the irritation and inflamaion
of the throat and lungs. For sa'e
y F. C. Duke.
Rally Day a Success.
Missionary Rally Day at the 1st Metliidist
church was quite a success Sunday,
riiere was a great congregation present,
nany having to stand in the aisle of the
:hurch. The children recited well and
he collections were very satisfactory.
Notice of Sale.
I will sell to the highest bidder on the
Lst Monday in December, next, before
ihe Court House, during the legal hours
for sale, the Daniel 11. Sheldou home
place, located in Cross Keys township,
jounty and State aforesaid,- containing
fifty acres more or less.
Terms of sale cash. Purcbacer to pay
for papers.
L. J. Browning,
Attorney iu fact for the heirs at
law of Mrs. F. W. Sheldon, dec.
Nov. Oth; 1902. 45ANY
CHURCH or parsonage or institution
supported by voluntary contribution
will be given a liberal quantity of
Lho Longman & Martinez Paints whenever
they paint.
Note:- This has been our custom for
t wenty-seven years; any building not satisfactorily
painted, will be repainted at
:>ur expense; about one gallon of Linseed
L):l to be added to every gallon of the
paint to make ready for use; it's mixed
in two minutes, and cost of the paint
thereby made less in price than any
ptber. Yearly product over one million
lalluna.
Longman & Martinez.
Sole Agent S. J. II.Howell, Kelton.S.C.
41-51.
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THE BES
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vv nen u man in i
In addition to getting tli
materials, and finest tailc
our competitors for "just
fit perfectly, and they ha
proud of his appearance.
l Winter Suits and the I
p their like elsewhere, that
k <
Our clothing is it
Bros, tfc Co., of Balt'raor
/ as makers of "the best cl
' garments bear this label.
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HIGH GRADE CLC
Just in
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Our large line of 8ai
children, boys, girls, ol
married ladies, single
young men have just
which you can buy at
by merchants which w
dollars and cents to yoi
SH<
That are sold for ?1 to $1.26 j
Shoes that are sold for $1.50 3
Shoes that are sold for $2.00 j
Shoes that are sold for $2.50 3
Shoes that are sold for $3.00 1
and
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Nnw is Ynnr Tims t
I 1 V ?V IV W M I I I I I I V %
For thi
Come early and {
have a complete li
Trimmings, Millinc
Coats and Capes, 1V1
Trunks, Valises, am
the way of wearing
McLure's
| Next to Oetzel's
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uiauon o Mnarea ana ureanors,
State of South Carolina, )
County of Uuion. }
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probal
Judge.
"Whereas, S. Means Beaty has ma^
suit to me to grant him letters of At
ministration on the estate and effects <
Robert B. Beaty, deceased.
These are, therefore to cite and a<
| monish all and siugular the kindred as
creditors of the said Robert B. Beat;
deceased, that tbey be and appear befoi
me, in the Court of Probate, to be he!
at Union C. H., South Carolina, on tl
13th day of November, next, after pu1
licatiou hereof, at 11 o'clock in the for
noon, to show couse, if any they hav
' why the said Administration should n<
be granted.
Given under nay hand and seal th1
28tli day of Oct. Anno Domini, 1902.
Jason M. Greek,
Probate Judge.
Tubiished on the 31st day of Oc(
1902, in The Union Times. 44-2
Robber Gets Right Dollars.
Someone entered the residence i
Mr. ('barley Humphries on norl
Church street Wednesday and stole \
in money, including a $5 gold piec
from a pocket book in the machin
drawer while the family were absen
A negro hoy about 15 years old wasca;
tured with the $5 gold piece and son
other change. He said another bo
Dock Bates had given him the |mon
t? keep for him. The l>oy is in the ji
wh ile the police are looking for Batei
COH I
posite Peoples Bai
T DRESSED MEIV
Are Our Patrons.
bis section wants the Best Clot
e best, the latest styles to cb<
)red garments, he pays less thi
ordinary" clothing. Our gai
ivc a manly grace about them
We'd like you to come ii
^ew Fall Topcoats and Winter
's certain.
SUITS $5 to $18.
DVERCOATS $5 to 3
lade l y the fampusfirm of Schlc
f?, whose reputation is world-wi
othing in the world." All the
OH EN
HHtNG.'AND FURNISHINGS FO
i Time. * I
triple Shoes for infants, j
-? -?1 1 I
H laaies, young inuioo,
ladies, old men and
arrived in time, all of
the same price as paid
ill be a great saving in 0'
2.
}ES
rou can buy for 75c.
rou can buy for 51.00.
fou can buy for 1.50.
fou can buy for 1.75.
pou can buy for 2.25.
so on.
4
o Lay in YouV Shoes
e Family.
yet the pick. We also
ine of Dress Goods
>ry, Clothing, Ladies'
Len's Hats and Caps,
i in faot anything in
apparel. Come to
New Store^?
i Hardware Storef
TREFZER,
The Jeweler,
In now receiving his One stock of fall
goods. Walch this si>ace fbr bargains in
I? Watche9, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware
and Silver Novelties.
1- Finest Goods at Lowest Ppices
f at
J TREFZER'S,
ie tw thi Wonder Stork.
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Notice of Sale.
[>t At the Itay place in Cross Keys township,
Union county, S. C., on Tuesday,
i8 Nov. 25th, 1902, I will sell to the highest
bidder the following property: 12 mules
and gearing for same, 3 wagons, 2 two
horse wagons and 1 four horse wagon,
y? 1 disk harrow, a lot of farming tools con- ,
t. sisting of plow stocks, plow irons, cotton
planters, hoes, etc. Also absut 1,000
bushels of corn, about 10,000 bundles of
of fodder and a lot of cotton seed. Also a
?ii iuv ul uinc&aiuitirs tools.
Ftf On the same day I will rent, if not bee*
fore, Baid farm (six horse farm) with
0 nine room residence and four tenant
lfc* houses, stables, barns, etc. Said farm
P" has about 80 acres of bottom land Ijinf?
in one body on Tyjcer river, also bottom
?' lands on creeks. To be rented for lint cotton.
Terms of fwle cash.
.g' B. W. Wihtlock, a
44 4t.p Alan^er. ^
nk.
1 IN UNION
hing lie comes to this store.
Dose from, the highest grade
in he'd be afked at any of
ments are all stylish?they
that makes the wearer feel
n and see the New Fall and
Overcoats. You'll not find 41
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