The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 05, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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IMT IS Of worrying over that old out < can buy a LEADEK from HOf*< paitioular, and will take about cook in one-half of the time. COOK HaVo been advanced 20 per C( v We have a solid car load hough giving the trading public the a? I; on ms for what you want, in sto1 ers in cook stoves in Union. WE3 ?ESr-Xj TE ' Stove Leader and Crescent L stoves made for the money. ? of ware. We guarantee every s funded. Don't buy a stove until money. R.37JME5] We are headquarters for anythi to the grave. YOURS IN HVI. W. I f Local Schedule for Passenger Trains. TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA. Arrive 0:00 a. m. Depart 0:00 a. m 41 1:50p.m. 44 2:10p. m TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG. Arrive 11:85 a. m. Depart 11:85 a. m 44 9 :10 p.m. 44 9:80 p.m. Close connections at Spartanburg with trains for Atlanta and Charlotte and intermediate stations, and at uoiumbia lor Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville . and points south. Through trains foi Asheville, etc. Nos. 9 and 10 carry through sleepers between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. SEABOARD SCHEDULE. No. 27?South bound passenger arrives J at Carlisle at 2 a.m. No. 31?Arrives at Carlisle at 10:25 a. m. No. 3$?North bound passenger arrives y at Carlisle 3:37 a. m. No. 34?Arrives at Carlisle 6:48 p. in. Local News Notes Put Together For Ready Reference Gathered Here and There While Strolling Around Town. Toy dolls and Xmas goods arriving daily at Mrs Brlggs1. Call and take a look a look at them. 49-3t. Mr. B. 8, Fester reports that snow tell thick and fast around AsbuT for half an hour or more last Thursday. The children of the Methodist church have organised a quilting society. The society meets weekly at the home of lire. C. H. Peake. Fresh raisins, currents, citron and nuts at Mrs. Briggs1, all fresh and select. 49-3t. The Oounoil is to be commended fof putting down gravel crossings from sids walk to side walk on Main treat. ^ Another cutting scrape occurred Thursday ntglit In a iow between Pb'lip Iiigqp and Minr e Blake. J^jfon cut * Minnie on the aim making an ugly .r*V wound. the tit V The Town Conneil is going to fence f T| In the lot upon which the crusher 4jL'J *nd engine etands. Then these diereputable women when they get into IPisohief can be put to helping the nrashsr break up rock. It won't be quite as soft job jesting in jail with free board, ; ' . .. . . >f date cook, stove when you J, which is iip-rc-date in every I one-half as much wood and O B UVLvi 1 ant. in price since last June. , t before the r.dvance and are Ivadtnge of our bargains. Call . tfes. We ore the largest deal- , i < ( I? ; vtT " .* ?j c i J CE3 j icadcr an 1 they are the beet 7.50 to $18.00 with 30 pieces i^ove satisfactory or money rel you sec ours. We save you 1 ing you want from the cradle ? i BUSINESS, j < = i Go to Mrs, Briggs for toys, dolts, : cand'es and fruits. She has a good assortment. 49-8t. Maukibd?Sunday, Nov. 29tb, at the Methodist parsonage, Kelton, S. C., : Mr. John Ilolcorob to Mifs Alice Going, 1 all of Kelton, Itev. Sam T. Creech of- 1 Gciatiog. , Tbejuiuth grade scholars arranged for ! a surprise party at the home of one of the members of the clasi last week but 1 the inclement weather interfered and it j aia not materialize. General Jolin B. Gordan lectured in 1 the Opera House Monday night on "The J Last Days of the Confederacy." There . were many old Confederates present who < enjoyed the lecture. ' Now is a good time to put gravel along Main street while the ground > is soft, they would soon become packed hard and firm. A few doses ( in wet weather would soon glvo us < Mcadamized streets. William Frederick, the infant son of i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lipscomb, of Union, 1 died Wednesday, Nov, 19th. after a two j week's i)lne33 from jaundice. It was ( about six weeks old. The parents have i our sympathy in their bareavemont in 1 the loss of their first born. ' J Mr. J. M. Johnson, formerly of Union, ; but who for some months bas been working at Hannibal, Mo., bas returned to ( Union. While in Missouri lie had ids , arm biohen by a scaffold falling with I htm. He came liack es soon as he was 1 able to travel. He ^ys foe likes Union 1 best, though M'ssouri is a fine harming country. i We know of only one man who might 1 feel like ra's'og a kick about puttiDg ' down the giavel on the pavements of i Ma'a street. That is Mr. L. N. Rodger, i too popu'ar clounag man and expert letterec at the Mutual. It liaa spoiled the ! prei iy smooth walk whiali be kept dec- j oiatrd with attractive advertisements i j regarding hi* clothing and shoe pepartmeots. Mr. G. R. Ponder has our thanks for half a dozen very f^e turnips, they will average abont twenty inches around and are of the purple top variety. He says he has hundreds of , them for sale, hut market seems i to be full of them. Mr. Ponder says he has several hundred bushels of | potatoes, plenty of corn, peas, mo- 1 lasses, to do his family, and If he has ' no bad luck will have plenty of meat. , How many of our farmers oan say as much? ^ v, . .. . . Towels Without Cost. "Fvpry foHy-plitht pound sack in whi< Cnfifi " !1 fin jacked will u afcp tv ?? ?< <1 's, ll.p ro-jular tu???9o?>? b'iiai u>ed In tin uitP'itf; o*ur* ??f tl sacks Aik your dealer u? *-ud y -a fott.y-biirhi. |tnmtd 8H<*k. Soid by Msu l?eih Young and '-ru? Union Cotton Mil Stole. Du.\N.<roRi> Mills (iiiei s'vto, Ky. Jouesville Jottings. Sunday was a continual rainy day a^ the him 1i*h not bpnti spea sinoa. J sppuis that wiutiv lias coiup all at ourr l,a?t wpek a negro puPp ? inn!t> hii aeais front Mr. J. A. Chapman at N't ll F. Vphber's stable, bp. ttien went I Mr. .J. 11 Foster's and s:ol?- li s wago: ?iid UiPii \\iiit to llm pinery of Mr. 11 A. Wl iMo'ik and s'<>le a bate of cattoi Delonging to Mr. XV. 11. fowler am iiovp to Spxitanbnip and t lY?i?d tt'i totton for sa|p. In giving bis name h tot rather laeekd and the j?o!ic?s wen tailed for but tliH negro made a dash at < lisde his c?c <p~ Messrs. b'lnnm m, Poster and Fowler bav? ad recovtvM nrjr stolen property but the negio iih nade cio- d li s e apa and no one know: VliO he 1.1. Mr. J. F. Bo1si!l is visiting the faanlj if Mr. (i-. B. Fowler. Mrs. C. Jv Fooler and Mrs W. A dcWhirterar.d two t-null ehiidien an 'i-**;tir?^ relatives in tfirnv.ngh.uD. Ala. A small sou of Mr. Melton Kcuinti \hs pietty badly burned hist night. will! K)?der. The iadhad Iron to do'-oiviilf ,rd bought bmih pivlsr which Ik >ut. in a bo'tie. and went home and -vault ting souia wood on the lire and lit otv.ler t>ec una unstopped an i 8 >iu* > 1 lie powder got into ih? lire and tin toy's face vns badly burned. Dr Xutglaas dressed the wound aud the boj b doing well. Tin*. Graded School teacheis ?i?h cholars ail tnrnrd out this morning U ;reet General Gordon at the tiani. Fh< ihildren formed in line upon ilie plat or:n and saluted Geneial Gordon a.s h? Hino out on the platform of lt.8 car The general bowed and thanked l! < ihildren ar.d said God bless the children ie then told them to iinivue thei alliens and they wuuld make route met ind women. The General then adJev meau your mothers. Tele phone. A Timely Suggestion. This is the season of the jear wliei he piudent and careful housewife ?e den mhos h?-r anppiv of C'minlw-rlain' Jongh Remedy. It is e*rc??in to 1> meded btfu.e.iii" winter is urt-r. and rf inlts are much more prompt and sa'is ac'ory when it ja kept. ?t has.d a* < riven a* si * ti as ilp* cold is com rac'ei itvl befoir it hasb citue a?'iMe-l in *t < lyaieni. ill amis'. cvs* b.s.\a ?t \ ibvne ojd anav lie warder! ?>ff by hdin; ih;s remedy fre"ly u sooo as in< u uax-aMori of lh>- C" d Hiniears. 'fber a no danger in giving it to children f it contains no harmful substance. 1 s pleasant to take?both adults am jhildren like it. Buy it and you wil jet the beat. It always cures. Fc ale by F. C. Duke. 4? ? Etta Jane Etchings. The young people ha l w hat they ea **44Taffy" party at our borne last Wet nesday night at which tliov all erjoye themselves very much. They made ot of candy which several hands too fiart in the pulling but more of us in th mating. Miss Annie Miller was bous c the candy making business. Mr. bam and Miss Ethel Strain pai( Rev. and Mis. Creech a visit at thai lome at Kelton last Saturday and rt turned this a. in highly pleased wit .he manner in which their host am lostess entertained them. No dotih .hey will want to go back again?mo* mre to. The rain Saturday night and yeslerda waft the advance guard of winter. Every tody was indoors yesterday all day ex . opt. those compelled to tie out. Your correspondent will trv soon t five The Times renders another chupte if Mr. T. Jeff Hughes. Mr. Hughes i me of my most interesting and pleasan subjects. He don't i.he anything lik jonspicuity but laughs as much as an; Due at a rich joke, and let hiui tell it h ilways makes himself the victim rathe than the hero of his exploits This i not the case with most of us. We alway want to come out at the big end of th horn, and will do so if we get to tell i ourselvrs. Oae of my neighbors apeak ing of another along this line said h; would rather be the head of a mous than the tail of a lion And this is vii Lually true of what I know of both men jret they are both my good friends. Mr. Jeff Blackwell, the millor a Thomson's mill, catches a good man; sat Hah. He can get no other kind i seems. In fact there are no other kind that I Bee now-a-dajs in our stream? Uan'tour legislators open the rivers s as to give us more fish? Rev. Mr. Creech startfd for the M E Conference this a. in. It wi'.l be hel at dewberry this week. Hope he wil return to his present work, Kelton cit cult, . People have geneially got throng owing wheat. Most of it is put in i good order. A lot of scattering cot to is yet in the patch. The farmers neve get dona picking tnuch before Christum it matters not what the sfz) of the cro is. A small crop Is about us hard t gather as a big one Rev. ty*. II. White will presph a Salem Dext Sabbath, 7th iust , at 1 i, in. aud again at night. If,, m-m V u.\. Saved at Grave's If rink. "I know I would lone ago liavo bee in my grave,' writes Mrs. S. F. Nev som, of Decntu-, Ala., "if it had n< been fer Electric Bitters. For thrc I Buffered untold agony from tb wor*t forme of Indigestion, Waterbrasl Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. F5i this excellent medicine did mo a worl of good. Since using it I can oat heartil inn have gaiaed 35 pou ids." For Ii digestion, Lost of Appetite, Stomacl Liver and Kidney troubles Electric Bi ters nro a positive, guaranteed run Only 50c at t, 0. Duko's drug sloro. For^muc r in?: amor 5 mers- ti ering o: I wearable 1 ar3 a i Ufr&P// and ot* I }^C&a cause of ing?* Bea cellent th Cciicloufsi ; Ladies' I Wj^ Wool Bl r Waists, ' And hurt - -ary for ?sg3?^C women. ; prices. . MW.1 ! Sjf' F' ii ir Better Than a Plaster. A piece of llannol dampened witl Chamberlain's Pain Btlm and bonnd 01 the affected paits, is better than a plaet* II for a laruo back and for pains in tin I- side or chest. Pain Balm lias no super d ior for as a liniment for tlie relief of dre] a *"ftted, muscular and rheumatic pains k For sa'e bjr F. C. Duko. e ,f Sulc Day in Union. d ? r Last Monday was sale day and while I hero was a pretty pood crowd h itr town thcro was very little proprt erty sold. The D. H. Shelton place 1 in Cross Keys township, containing * 15 acres, was bought by Mr. L. J. Browning for$250. The Sallie Lane ^ place on Broad river, containing 1 (>8 acres, was bid off by Joseph Wylie Si Co.. of Chester, for $1,200. The I). () B. Free place in Pinckney township .. was bid o(T by 1). B. Free, Jr., for s $100. i There was quite a number of mules, e horses and some other personal propy erty sold, among which was that ol 0 Mr. W. E. Ray, deceased. r s 8 Confei ence at Newberry. e 1 The Annual Conference of the " Methodist church was held at New* borry this week, There was a goodly number present. Among those going from Union, town and county, were Revs. Morris, James, Garrison, Farr, t Creech, llucks and Merritt. Mr. y Ira S. Harris went ns Lay delegate t from Union, s i. 0 Character in the Gait ,'j Yes, Phillips Brooks said li he could tell an insured man - by his step, and when a man is . insured amply in The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New ii York, he says by his bearing: r "I am insured in the strongest J company, and I do not worry 0 about the future of my family or my business if I should die.1 it. 1 The Assets el The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York exceed tho*e of any other life insurance Company in existence. They are over $352 ,000,000 It has paid Policy-holders over 11 ^ * $569,000,000 0 which js more thi.il any other life insurance company 1 in the world has disbursed. Write to-day for "Where Shall I Insure?" y Tiie Mutual Life Insuranch i, Company of New Yqhk t- Richard A. MeCvnoy, President. Efc K, II. Tlynlt, Mitnnffor, Columhin, 8.0, i 11 it me.4 & Lips omit, Ajfiuits, Union, S.Q. __ / >od 1^08151 h tlicinlcGg'iV" ^EQfctiiE^EE^SiQjiiiC JC r oncfA. ^OllinZftn f seasonable ' J|$ s liore that SB jSr ght to tho ev--? Mm lerwlse ^ t ho Jpfl / j\< utiful and ox- j ings for house do wear. ilM^S and Children's 0!oak iankels, Underwear, Hq , Comforts dreds of other articles n the comfort and rdorfsm and children are here at The stock for PHANKSGiVING i unusually attractive on r. BEITY H UW can *J V? H N "-5 RANK AUSTELL, Mgr. i Don't You Want S> ? Nice in the W p . LOOK OVER Ol Choice Hams, Select Breakfast Bacon, ( Pickled Pig's Feet, i i New White Fish, and Fat Bac IN CANNED MEATS Tongue, Turkey and Ham, potte Tripe, Chipped Beef, Sliced I Vieua Sausage, Herring, MulItShrimps, Lobster, Salmon, Sardin ANYTHING THAT MORGAN & \A BOTH PIION1 NOW IS TH mtm. To buy one o i Cutawaj Disc Har We have them to suit your Po< Call and see lis?-= UNION HARDIN Hardware Leaders, i i r m v ent of omething ay of Meats? [JR. LIST. Fat Mackerel, Pork Sausage, Balogaa sausage Rib Sides on. i WE HAVE <1 deviled and whole, lam, Chicken I oaf, t, Mackerel, Crabs, es; etc. TS GOOD. 7 A r^KTr\NT E 38. E TIME f rmr r or rows. at a price Dket Book. 2w if ARE CO., Union, S. O