The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 12, 1902, Page 5, Image 5
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Of worrying over'that old out o
c m buy a LEADElt from BOBC
particular, and will take about
cook in one-half of the time.
COOK !
H ive been advanced 20 per cc
We have a solid car load boughi
giving the trading public t lie ad
^ on us for what you want in stov
^ era in cook stoves in Union.
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Stove Leader and Crescent L
stoves made for the money,
of ware. We guarantee every s
funded. Don't buy a stove untd
money.
DFS/ESIVEIEll
We are headquarters for anythi
to the grave.
YOURS IN
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local Schedule for Passenger Trains. ;
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA. ,
Arrive 9:00 a. m. Depart 9 :00 a. m \
" 1:50 p.m. " 2:10p. m
TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG.
Arrive 11:85 a. m. Depart 11 :8f; a. m (
^ Q ?1An m O 'ftlln m
t v *V ?4i V V?v jy ?aa j
Close connections at Spaitanburg with I
Wains for Atlanta and Charlotte and }
intermediate stations, and at Columbia j
for Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville
and points south. Through trains for
Asheville, etc. i
Nos. 9 and 10 carry through sleep- ;
ens between Jacksonville aud Cincinnati.
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; beaboann schedule. t
No. 27?South bound passenger arrivts .
^ . at Carlialeat 2 a. ro.
No. 31?Arrives at.Carlisle at. 10:2"> a. in.
No. 38?North bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 3:37 a. m <
No. 34?Arrives at Carlisle 0:48 p. in. j
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Local News Notes 1
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Put Together For Ready Reference
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Gathered Here and There While
) Strolling Around Town. i
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" .-Mr. Wm. natch, of West Mewton,
Mass., is visiting at Rev. Croswell
Mc Bee's.
Go to Mrs, Briggj for toys, dolls,
candies and fruits, cjhe has a goo 1 assortment.
40-Ht.
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Mr. Jno. T. Rose who has lieen at
work on a railroad grade near Clavks-^
ville, Tenn., has returned home to spend
Xmas with his family.
Freeh raisins, currents, citron and
nntf at Mrs. Briggs', ail fresh and select
49-3t.
Mr. Perry Seattle, book keeper for tl?e
National Bank of Greenville, S. C., spent
(Sunday in Union v'siting hi3 friend the
Roy. Croswell McBeo.
Mr. W. W. Lem?>n, wife an i little
girl wbo have been visiting at the home
Of her father, Mr. J. D. >IcNe.ice, retained
to their home in Itoauoke, W,
Mbnday.
k Toy dolls and Xmas goods prrlvirg i
% daily at Mrs Briggs'. CaU aud take a
M look a look.at them. 40-3
Magistrate Jesse B. Davis, of Cross
Keys, sent a man in Monday by name
of Highlander Green to serve 20 days on
'the chain gang for carrying concealed
: Weapons.
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f date cook stove when you ;
), wrhich is up-to-date in every ,
one-half as much wood and
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qt w bh
>nt. in price since last June, i
b before the advance and a'o
vadtage of cur bargains. Call
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Irunk and wandered into this piano on', j'
)t the weather. lie was up befoie the > J
Major Monday and lined S2 30. t
A new boiler for the electric light and 1
water vvork^ plant is being installed at 1
the power house. It is a 100 hor-e
power high pressure boihr and will be i
added to the present boiler. It will take I
until about Christinas, Mr. Anderson ;
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tells us, to get it in place and in woik- ,
ing order. He is pushing the work as (
rapid'y as jiossible. I
Mr. G. C. Shettlesworth, of Sedalia, ,
called in to see us while in town Tuesday i
and had a pleasant chat with the Editor. '
He says that he has so far cleared from
his cow lot and yard $73 00. His chickens,
eggs and butter aie very flue. He ;
eavs it is no trouble to raiso chickens i
and turkeys and that as there is always :
a good demand for them it is a paying
investment.
Mr. Jas. A. Wilburn can got about as
nmch from an acre of ground as the
next man. He has during this year
mado four crops, viz: peas wheat onions,
turnips and tomatoes, from which lie
has realized nearly ^100. We saw a
wagon load of line turulp3 from this
patch this week. lie is goiogtosto'e
them away and sell them later. If thjs
isn't/ uniting <?u us WUIXII I<ULU uir
ground we don't know what is.
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IJi Ilcnry'h Minstrels Coming.
Mr. J. C. Knapp, advance agent for
the I anions Hi Henry's Minstrels, was in
Union last Friday arranging a date for
Union. 'I his troupe will play Union
on Friday Hie 12th instanj. This troupe
is one of the lier-t 011 the road and ouly
plays the larger cities. They have whai
tliey call a few off days and decided to
give Union one of then). They hgvo
28 i?eople iu the troupe, travel in two
private cars and have an excellent band
of piusic *hh them This troni>e always
plays tw a house, so yon had best
McarA vour seats muty. Jhis la one
time Union will have the pUvllegeof
seeing a lirst class miustrol slow. Pity
we haven't a nine and commodious opera
bouse that we might gejL m$re yf l4l? fcetitv
class of slxma kcre, r
"Hem 1th Food" A Delusion.
The alleged ealth food" with wliic
the markets are Hooded are "a deluiin
mid n sinoc," If your digestion is t?u
eat puie Hour made out ?>1' good. soui.
wheat, and do not till your stomach wit
L-hemicallv prejared "health foods.
"Clifion" tlv.uthe finest patent llnu
made at Biatodnrd Mills, Ow^nsbor
Ky , is the hea'ih food you i:ud. < a
for "Clifton" wl.? n you order your tlou
For sale hy Union Cottou Mills Slot
ind Macbeth Yo\ug,
Over tire Tclepuonc.
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Hello! is that the Editor of Tn
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CE3 IjES^3l3C?33JE=3L. V
eailer and they arc the best t
r.00 to $18.00 with 30 pieces
tove satisfactory or money reyou
see burs. We save you ^
lid vnn wnnt frnm fl?n ^vorlin
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BUSINESS, !
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The Uuiou Graded Scliool will give J
holiday from Tuesday, 23rd iust., to
Monday, the oth cf January. That will j
?ive the scholars aud teachers ample }
time to cr.joy the festivities of Christinas 1
week.
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The children in one of the rooms of s
Graded School Xo. 2 made up S3.0) and i
handed it to Mr. Jeffries to bay books '
for iheir library. This is a good ex- rmple
tint the scholars of Scliool Xo. 1 i
night follow to their advantage. i
Policeman Evans arrested a man in '
lie bellfry of the 1st Methodist church |
hmrtav nrorniiiif. Tin* m.-in hurl hn*??i i
lie could any, that panther fur fell plent
t'ul for several days after that."
Of cmiue we all undeistand such goo
natured witticisms and woeij?yt!iei
and it whets up one's appetite as much si
a bottle of iron titters and makes frient
ship as much as riding the lodge goat a
to speak, but a real incident tmppeue
here last, Saturday in broad daylig!
with a clear sky above, ft was an ir
cident enough to make fiction take
back seat and cover iter face in sham
with a black bordered pocket bandkei
chief so to sp'Mk. One might live t
have their children to the fifth geuers
tion on their knee and not have such
happening in Union county.
Mrs. sent fast haste for h<
husband to come (juick as there was son
kind of a wild annual in one of the 01
buildings. Mr. responded to t'
ca'.l taking another mau whom he ha
gathered on the way to help in the ba
tie. They arrived at the house in (pile
time and found the entire family sui
lounding a little house \yith to Is of jrc
and clubs that they had gathered in the
haste. Mr. went by the hou-e at
secured ills pistol. lie under piote
slightly opened the door and peeped i
and saw a full grown coon sitting on
girder. A cord was procured ai
fastened to a stick and by lassoing lih
Ids coonship was soon brought down
Now gentle tea ier don't be alarmed an
think wo live in a wilderness for
proped to he a \*-t poon that had w*a
dered from the house of a Mr. Sprd'
and was seeking a new home sojo open
Mr. W. T. Gamer, overseer of wea
ing. left iiero for Charleston yesterdi
ip'U'csent the Lockhart Lodge in tl
grana masonic lodge that meets in th
city today. l)uiiiig iiis absor.ce Mr. V
J. Weathersbee has charge of the wea
tig, ;homo.
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union Tims?
Yes sir
W( il, I forgot to tell you to take tin
ocal ad of mint' about "mule for s;sl?1
mt. I sold il?e ui'ilo away, an*
hey keep on coming in wanting to hi;
i mule that tliey see I have advertised <i
L'iik Union' Tines. Il was the saim
vay the o'lior time I advertised one fo
j'e Moral?If you have aaythinsj l<
ell put an ail. i i The Times.
Better 1 h.in a Plaster.
A pit'ce of flume! dampened wit]
'hamb-r'am's I\?in I! dm and boued 01
lie affected parts, is better than a pi .*t?or
a lame back and for pains la tb
ide or ciiest. Pam IH'.m has no super
ir for as a liniment for tha relief of dee
eated. muscular and 1 lieu matie pains
"or Mile by P. (J. Duke.
An Old Paper.
Mr. .T. W. Parr hands us an old anp'.iation
for fmlongh found ninong hi
nthois paper's. I: was the last luviougl
.t. Parr asked to visit his home be
me he vats killed at Gettjsbmg by i
ouib blifcll striking him in the head,
"I e application and approval reads &
allows:
Camp of the 15th Regt. S O. V.
March 15, 1803
?o Col. W. II. Taylor. A. A. G.
Sir:?I have the honor to in ike appll
ation for twentv-seveu day? underlet:
ral order No. one (1) for the purpose ol
dsiting my home in Smith Carolina.
niR'nnUy enlisted tor the war and li iv?
wo ofiicers p'esent with the coiniany
Yeiy respectfully,
W. P. Pa nit,
3.d Lt. Co. II, 15th lteg. S.G Y
Approved and recommend the sum
o be grauttd.
P. M. Pouter,
1st Lt. Comd'g Co. II.
15th Reg. S. C. V.
This wis during a time when tin
irmv was havinc manv hot enuaffement
vhich accounts possibly for tlie fact tha
.is application was not approved and hi
lid not get home, as ho was killed ii
fuly of the same >ear.
J.ockhurt Not a Suburb.
Lockiiart, Ptc. 9?Married on tl
"tli inst. in Cluster county on the pearl
lauds cf tbe liistoiic Iiroad by Itev. I.
1\ Carroll, Mr. Kliji Smith and Mis
Nettie Sprouse, all ol Lockhait.
Lock hart is heated in the countiv an
lulike the location of most cotton mill
lS jot a solanb of any town. lath
'priiv t. me we em hear the notes of th
w* ip-}MK?r-will at night and inthsdi
time ihe saucy notes of tl.o Rob Whit
resounds on the air. Some two year
150 a uiuak rat walked into the clot
room io the evening twilight, and ?ar!
his tall Mr. ?am Gregory caught a 'poa
mm setting on his window shade pu.'i
rbere aie facts, but our location some
.iuies leads some pcreous whom wit
ivork in that diiectior, making pins 01
nfr iiolation. Some few' weeks ago
ran v.'ty prominent in the mill and wh
ike Washington 44was never known t
el! a lie1' made a tr ip to a city in
eigliboring county. A drummer It 11 i
with him at a hotel and found out'whei
m lived and when the said drnmine
:aine to Lockhait made ties report: 4<
net a mau t(d?scri.bing liiin) who tol
r.e tint one evening lie. was walk in
ilong a path not very far from Lockhar
ivlanhe heaid a growl in front ani
Poked and saw a familiar form of 1
ranther crouched and ready to spring
He heard another cryliehind him and rr
?aw another in the same position. II
was unarmed and did not know what t
lo. In an instant they both sprang a
him and he dodged out of the way. Ti e
met each other like a clap of thui.de
and up they went until out of Sight. II
never heard of them anv more. hut. thi
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h "I know I would long ago hsive licen
e in my grave," writes Mrs. S. P. Ncw"
som," of Decatur, Ala., "if it had not
v been for Electric Bitters. l or three
" years I suffered untold agony from the
* wont forms of Indigestion, 55 aterhrash,
h Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. But
y this excellent medicine did me a world
i- of good. Since using it lean eat heartily
?. and have gained 35 pounds." For Iii..
digestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles Electric Bit- ,
? ters are a positive, guaranteed cuic.
a Only 50c at P. (J. Duke's drug store.
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0 News From Jonesville.
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n .Jonesville, Dec. 8th.?The wind
e has been capering round considerably
t to-.lav a'd the mercury has fallen a few
1 t\-giees and uo doubt tonight it. will
rt dtop several more, bit we can stand it
g very well for there has been some fine
t. hogs killed in the community and t here
d are many more to be slaughtered in the
a near future. Mr. .T. B. Foster has
kilhd two hogs that weighed 100 jiounds
e and 280 pounds gross. There ate manj
e more to ba killed that will no doubt tip
o ihe l?tain at IJJO to 400 pounds, but
t. there is not near enough bogs in this
y community to do the people. There
:r might be moro if the people would try to
e raise them.
s Our Town Council has put up street
i- lamps on our streets which isipitean
.mprovemcnt these dark nights,
d The turnip, potato and cabbage crops
n in this community are all tine,
is Cotton is about all picked from the "
1- fields and has been ginned and but little
to remains in the hands ot' the farmers
d Mr. B. F. Pennington, an gjd railit
roader, is in town on business. Mr.
w Pennington was oi ce supei visor on this
a division of the Sohthern.
ie m?, Mary l'audsom, of Atlanta, is
r- visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Chandlers
a) Messrs. Berry F. Lee and .lack Iloli
csnib, of lkigaosviile, spent Sunday in
a .lo-esville.
Mrs. Harriet Mosely, an aged lady,
>r died today at the homo of Mr. /,ieh
ie Reeyea,
it Mrs. Trecy Le master had a st oke of
ie paralysis a few days since and is in a
,d helpless condition. Mrs. Lemaster is
t- quite old.
k Telephone.
l" A Timely Suggestion.
d This is tlio season of the yenr when
"t llie prudent and careful housewife ie11
plenjshes her snpplv of Chamberlain'*
li Cough Remedy. It is or Li in to lie
l(' needed liefore the wint'T Is over, and reni
Sulla are mqg?h more prompt and satis
1* fac'ory when it Is kept at. hand ar.d
d given as Soon as tho cold is contracted
? and lief ore jt has become settled in t lie |
u system. In almost, every instance a '
'h severe cold finay lie warded off by tnkirg
k- this remedy freely as rooo as the (irat
v* indication of the cold apjiears. There
iy is no danger in giving it to children ?of
^ it contains r,q harmful substance. It
Is pleasant to take?both adults and
? children like It. Buy It and you will
v" get tlie liest. It alw&ya eqrtn. For
sale by F. O. I>ukg.
IE LAB
received a big- sh
ery and will hav<
ildery i
.onday Di
11 commence ear
id all the ladies a
r invited to attenc
BEATY &
Don't You Want Son'
Nice in the Way
LOOK OVEE OUK
Choice Hams, Fal
Select Breakfast Bacon, Po]
Pickled Pig's Feet, Bah
New White Fish, Ril
and Fat Bacon.
IN CANNED MEATS W
Tongue, Turkey and Ilniu, potted d
Tripe, Chipped lleef, Sliced Ilain
Vieaa Sausage, Herring, Mullet,
Shrimps, Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, <
ANYTHING THAT ISC
MORGAN & W;
BOTH PHONE
NOW IS THE
To buy one of o
Cutaway
Disc Harr
hrtu/a ihom c?
to suit your Pocki
Call and see us
UNION HARD
Hardware Leaders,
HES!
ipment of
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lething
of Meats?
LIST.
b Mackerel,
?k Sausage,
egua sausage
3 Sides
E HAVE
eviWl and whole.
, Chicken Lo if,
Mackerel, Crabs,
etc.
jrOOD.
M3NON.
TIME
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or
ows.
a price
3t Book.
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