The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 05, 1902, Page 7, Image 7
THIS i
-'RED HOT
And we propose to keep
hot" stuff at red hot pr:
competitors.
^or the next Thirt;
We are offering special in
and Sewing Machines. 1
style and price from the <
bargain Prices.
In Organs we have the e>
Monarch at the lowest
"VVhecler & Wilson No. 9j
Southland and all other
about
One Half the Price
Asked by others for san
above goods sold for ca*b
frh handle needles, oil and su]
We will repair you
Or take it as part pay foi
and save money and ann
we guarantee satisfaction
made over one hundred
ting in them our light rui
next, so come right aloDg.
Yours for
J. H. SI
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Main Street,
Local Laoonics.
HAPPENINGS* OF INTERKS1 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
Lockhart sent a good delegation to
hear Gordon Monday night.
We are glad to report that Mr. L.
N. McNeace is convalescing after a
two week'4 illness.
Bob Taylor, the famous lecturer, will
be here on Dec. 31st. When you hear
Bob Taylor you will hear the best that
you will ever bear.
Mr. Byars Greer, who has for some
jtlme been at Gainesville, Ga., has rcitumed
to Union and accepted a posltlon
with Yonng, the Grocer.
yfa. J, Aubrey Bice's suit against
&>. n tit Bourhern Railroad for the killing of
? btfi' husband has been adjusted by arbif^Aration.
She receives $8,400.
The pota*"0 crop' the turnIP cr?P
k ?nd the corn c."?P thl" ha a"
I boon fin., we don * know 80 much
3 about the hog crop.
Arthur Redfern receives u.nor!^moj"^
H for riding race horses thaA any oi. er . \
| of his weight in the world. If he is j.
|j t^lde all next season he will earn*
I JMK,00 in the saddle.
1 xne Barlow & Wilson minstrels will '
j* hold the boards at the Opera House on '
. next Monday night, Dec. 8th. This is |
'j* good troupe and well worth going to (
I'jm bear and see. . (
rr t-i ?i. . AI ? w (
i . mr. xiawKius, wno recently naa ^
[i the misfortune to lose his house by (
)' flre, will rebuild soon. Mr. R. J. j
Foster is getting oat the material for i
the new building.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Auderson'a little
two-year-old son, Forney, died at
their home on South street Wednesday
night at 21 o'clock. The little
body was taken to GreenYille for interment.
We extend sympathies, to
the bereaved parents.
Mr. W. J. Frldy brings us a monl
a***turnip. weighs nearly fight
V pounds, is seten inches tall and 25
Inches in ciroumference. It is in the
jr shape of a dinner pot and nearly as
lat*e 88 ftn ordinary pot. It Is of
I the i^ple top variety,
d MlsBUy Lettle, Miss M. E. TinK
slev'sJ^n?'. who has been crltiff^Rkrill
asm? weeks, is oonvalesolag,
ffi&Land her nurse, Miss Hurt, says she
Ifsrill discharge her next week. Miss
K -Letty will go to Washington, where
she will stay a short while and then
H go on to her home iu Maryland.
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it filled eacli week with "red v
Ices, but only red hot to our c
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iducements in Pianos, Organs jj
n Pianos we can give you any J1
cheapest to the finest at tl
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veettoned Estey, Hamilton and
prices ever offered in Union. t
, New Home, Davis, New Ideal, <'i
high grade sewing machines at n
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ie grade machines. All th *
i or on installments. We also {,'
pplies for all makes of machines. [!
ir old riachine J
r a new one. Give us a trial
oyance by trading with us, as "
to'all our customers. We have jj
happy li^mes this year by put- ^
nning machines. Its your time j,1
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Tjie Times will accept a few loads j
of wood in payment for subscription, a
Tho office has fire places and we pre- t
fer buying wood from the farmers 1
than baying coal. Bring in the wood t
as early as you oan, we want to get ;
it cut and housed before it gets bad \
weather. Oak, pine or ash. 1
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The subscribers of the local telephone
system are kicking out of harness
right along on account of rotten
service. Between forty and fifty sub- ^
scriDera navo aoanaonea tao oia | v
phones and ordered the Bell put in. ?
This runs the list of old phonos down "
to about 70 and it is not self sustain- C
ing.
Policeman Johnson arrested Bill Billings
over on factory hill Mouday for
drunk and disorderly. Billings made a t
rake at the police with his knife and cut r
a six inch gash in his overcoat. The 11
police then grabbed his hand and took v
the knife away from him. Billings was c
tried in the Mayor's court Tuesday j
morniutr and fined $10.00. The police t
did not strike him though the temptation
to do so must have been great. *
Knitting Mill For Carlisle. 8
"*r. D. Fant Gilliam has succeeded
^ "'ing About $17,000 of stock for
*1 n, ^ Knitting Mill to bo built ,
lis $80,00. -lisle. Mr. Gilliam has 1
it or near Co. (0p gome ? .
iseo working qu. ^ h he
in this enterprise ok k h ?ns
iown to Carlisle last . , I
jnly a few hours in secur. , t
thing like $15,000 in subscript. . 1
stock. The enterprise is an assu. ecJ >
fact and a regular organization will . 4
soon bo perfected, and subscription
bocks opened. The enterprise will T
be pushed rapidly to a finish as soon
as everything is got in readiness. It
is a fine location, boing at the junction
of two trunk lines, the Southern
and the Seaboard. Nothing to hinder
it being a suoeess.
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X Small Fire Crackers.
There has been some tanc or trying i
to sappress the large dynamite or
oanrron cracker. No use to worry
over It, there is already a law prohibit!
ng even the sale of them in this
State. We will therefore not likely
have any in Union. We believe in
letting the people, big and little, have
fan X> nas, bat it ehoald be of a harmless
natare. These great crackers,
some of them weighing half a pound
or more and loaded with dynamite,
are positively dangerous, and it was a
good move when a law was passed
against them. The law requires that
no fire eracker shall be sold exceeding
three inohss in length and half
an inch indlameter. A penalty of
llOGfcor 80 days follows a violation.
VUB TELEPIIOXG S1TUAT10
tfr. Brown Makes a Fnnl SeM\
went.
Mr. Brown Hjrain ramie a Rt:i*cra? u
ilain r r!iio)itfnri?jr(l i.i.l *sv. i
chat the company propped. AtU
peechts from several gentlemen wl
I'Cie called upon, ii was agreed to acee|
ho Hell Coinpuu) 's proposition prt
ided free mmvico over lii.es ahead
milt wus maintained and individuals <
omul unities that saw fit to cnnstnu
iues at their own ?xi?enRes in the futui
ould build to the six mile limit an
n-couie a part of the Spartanburg e>
Image free of tolls. This was final!
dopted as a substitute for a ta >tion ti
0 take no action.
Mr. Brov. n when aeon after tin ratel
ig stated tbat the company has done a
1 could do and it was unnecessary fo
im to rernaiu longer, so be ljft for At
inta.
Mr. J. E. Brown, who has been ii
he city for a week or m >ro trying to pt
t the will of this community in tegar;
a telephone service, is an old Newoert
oy who has had a pheuominal rise i
is profession. Mr. Brown has treaUa
he people ot Spartanburg and theCh on
er of Commerce with the utmost col
ideiation aud be lias made his presents
ion in a straightforward, honest un<
itelligent manner. The fact that In
id not succeed in arranging the consoli
atiou is not his fault. The gjuora
pinion seems to be tlmt as a result o
lr. Brown's 'work the two exchut ge
rill ultimately be soneolidated.?Spai
lulmrg Herald.
While nothing is said as to other town?
re presume the same arrangemgnt wou!
pply to those euburhan towns or sub
iribers who wished to become subset ih
rs to the service iu Union, viz: buik
leir line to the town limit and ther
e met by the Bell people and run iub
10 switchboard giving them connectioi
) every subscriber in town.
irrestcd and Brought to Unior,
On lust Saturday night a nia
amed Charlio Loe boarded the trail
jr his homo at Paeolet, loaded u
'ith fire water, having a bottle and
lg for future reference. It was no
>ng until lie became restless an
ras ready for mischief. After se\
ral comments he drew his pistol nn
red it twice out of the window. P.
ceman Evans, from Union, happcr
d to be on the train and tho cordm
or called him, Lee was at once ham
uiTed. lie submitted and begge
hat the hand-cuffs be removed, pron
3ing to be quiet and do what the p<
Iceman told him. The bracelel
rere removed. "When near Pacoh
Ir. Evans stopped to the door to as
he conductor what he wanted hii
o do with Loo. The conductor to!
lira to take him on to Union. Whe
joe saw the conductor he jumppc
tp and pulled tho boll cord, bringln
he train to a stop. Mr. Evans i
ince replaced the hand-cuffs on
irought him on to Union, where 1
vus laKcn to jaw una JocKea up. A
ifficer came down for him from Spa
anburg Tuesday and took hirn ol
de will be tried in Spartanburg. ]
issisfing i>1 his arrest the porter i
he train pot his hand on the pish
^ee hold and tho hammer fell on ot
d his lingers cutting it badly, bi
his possibly saved some one's lif
tu example should bo made of Lei
Ve understand ho has served an 1
nonths term in the penitentiary a
eady.
Foils A Deadly Attack.
"My wife was so ill that good phys
ians were unable to help her," writ<
I. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind.,"bi
>as completely cured by Dr. King
lew Life Pills." They work wonder
n stomach and Liver troubles. Cui
onstipation, sick headache. 25c at 1
J. Duke's drug store.
Threw Up His Job.
Post Master Hunter informs v
hat the mail rider for the Cross Key
oute threw up his job on Wednesda
uorning, and that ho was not a war
d tho fact until he got the lette
yhen it was too lato to employ nr
ither man to mako tho route. ]j
rut on a temporary rider yesterda
intil ho can secure a permanent ride
I'his explains why no mail went ovi
he Cross Keys route Wednesda;
dr. lluDter is making every effort i
iccure a prominent man.
Otir Ada Catch Thorn.
A lady was leading over The Timi
tnd occasionally she would run aero
in advertisement of some modioli
landlod by J>r. Duke, finally slio r
nurkod: "I wish Dr. Duke wou
?ut his advertisements all togeth
10 people would know when they g
hrough reading them." That
vhat tho advertiser is after, friend
hey don't want yon to know wh<
r0U .Hro through reading them. Thi
rant yo'l to read them over and ov
igalD.
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Subscribe for The Tmes.
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Bell P
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If you
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. I them off.
[ I spoils th
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j ! time and ;
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them froir
[ $10.5
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M ANY CHUPCH or parsonage or in-?
s'liuiion supported by voluntary contrite!
bulion will lie Riven a liberal quantity of 1
ie tlie Longman & Martinez Paints whenit
ever they paint.
o Note:- Thi3 has lieen our custom for
r>. iweiity-seven years; any building not sat[#
isfactorilly tainted, will be repainted at
I. our ex;?eiise; about one gallon of Linseed
Oil to be added to every gallon of the
paint to make ready for use; it's mixed
in two minutes, and cost of tbe paint
j thereby made less in price thau any
other. Yearly product oyer one milliou
lt gallons.
1,V I C. \rnrtmn,
'g lAMi^ lumi IV iuail'iuc/i.
s Sole Agent S. J. II. Howell, Keltcn,S.C.
re 4i-5t.
IK. II. Coffee Injured on Railroad.
Lust Sunday night about 12:80
o'clock, while the night crew of the
is Union yard, conductor Cambell in
s charge, were at work just below
y Church street crossing, at Payne's
e siding, they left a tank car on the
r, main line, meantime No. 54 in charge
i- of conductor Daily came in from
te Spartanburg. They cut loose the
iy engino and ran down to Payne's sidr.
ing to pick up a car from that siding,
er and ran into the tank car which had
y. beon left standing on tho main line,
to Seeing the danger all those on the
engine jumpped off in time to save
themselves except the fireman, Mr.
W. II. Coffee, who was just between
tho tender and the engineer's
cab when the crash came and ho was
ss caught and mashed, being severely
injured internally. Dr. J. II. Hamilc
ten, the railroad physician, was soon
Id called and took ohargo of tho injured
er man, who was taken to the Summer
at House. Dr. Hamilton was assi?ted
i* by other doctors of the town. The
s. injured man's life seemed to hang by
3? a thread for two days, but finally the
T crisis was passed and he is now imcr
proving and there are bright hopes
of his recovery. The matter is being
investigated to find whore tho blame
for tho uccidont lies.
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Citron, Etc., ]
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i have nice China ;
ce China Closet to sh
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a. cneap cmna cic
0 elfect of nice clii
[)u only buy ono in a 1
a few dollars often ma
erence in the quality ?
10 goods.
oval glass and quarte
11 the go now. We hi
1
;0 to $45.0
JRNITURE m
md 95 MAIN STREET.
r\i ii/rin aai * ^
UUMi'i) UUUd
Costs l>nt 25c i>oi* I)
size it is equal to
patents. Ifyou try i
not pleased with
money Avill be elieei
turned.
DUKE'S DRUG
JtnCC#D?H?B?S OH?BC?sJOCOS33On05?
| O! YES, IT'S
You are looking forward 1
When you expect to have a feast of
ra inner man. We. hope yon will r
But if you will come to the Cash
? will find already spread for each <
outer man, consisting of bargains in
S Shoes, Rubbers, Pant
S Shirts, etc.
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Our Dry Goods and Notion dep.
more coming. We have to offer yoi
biggest things of the season, a nice
mer's notion samples at wholesale p
or you may miss a big bargain.
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good things for the 2
tot be disappointed. 2
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