The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 26, 1902, Page 2, Image 2
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Special Adveiiisements
Notices will bo insert ill in this column at
the rate of 33 wonls or less for 35c one issue,
four issues for 75c. Additional lines over
tweuty live words 5c a line.
THE CHRISTMAS NUMBERS OF
Munsey, Argosy, Scribners, Harpers,
McClures, The Strand, Popular
Monthly, Metropolitan, Smart Set,
Lippincots, The Century Magazine,
Puck, Judge, Success, Ladies Home
Journal, Woman's Home Companion,
The Delineator and other Magazines,
Books, Papers, etc., at Scaifk's.
FRESH GROCERIES COMING
and going every day. Country produce
a specialty at II. E. Maiiky's
Enterprise street. 4."I-l\r
T) RENT?ONE TWO STORY
cottage, six rooms, on South street,
one block from Main. The most desirable
location iu town. Aimlv i<> f ''
Duke. " ' 47-tf
P.JOPLES BANK STOCK FOli
sale I have twenty shares of tlie
above mined bank tliat I wish to sell.
Address me at Maybinton, >S. <J.
4M:. J. B. Uit tiAUUs,
FLY NX IIAS DECIDED TO SELL
his town lots on Virgin street at publie
auction on the tirsi Monday in Jarnary,
lb J. This is a splendid opportunity
for a profitable investment, as there
tots are rure to double in value within
the ti'-xt few yeais as building lots are
?< tting very scarce in the center of the
town. A man could build on these lots
*nd realize a profit of from 20 to bo per
cent, on his money. The lots are not
more than one hundred and fifty jarJs
ftom Mail street directly back i f the
stole that Flynn now occupies. 'J i <
auction will come off on the lots as soon
as the sale at the Court House is over.
Attend ll is sale and you will not rente!
it. 61~\\T
A NT ED?1,000 CO RI)S OF WOOD
V cut?nt once. Apply to F. M.
Adams, Adanishurg, S. C. Il-tf.
STENOGRAPH Ell ? A YOUNG
.ady desires a position us stenographer
and tvpewriter. Address It., Union S.
C. 01-It p.
17OR SALE OR RENT?TIIE I!
W. Tins'ev residence at junction of
At until i and Church streets. A poly in
It JYV. Tii sley or to J. ?J. T-iiislev iit
Iti-li IIIII :l 21..
FOR RENT?HOUSE AND LOT, I
re ma in house, water in yard. j
one acre in lot. Apply to If. J. |
Hamkj, Jonesville, S. C. It p
Cbrietm.ia is Coming
And everylHwly wants the boat th?
noirketsafTo-ds for the holiday fe>tivities 1
"Clifton" Hour makea the lightest, arrt I
whitest bread, cake and pastry. A^k I
your grocer for it Macbeth Young and I
Union Cotton Mills Store kcej it. t(
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he best of
rerything can
e found at
The News at Buffalo.
We will have a Xmas tree on Xm
iiignt. We propose making it the lai gt
in the county. We expect .'500 childr<
to he there. There will be two San
Clauses and each will make a talk to tl
children. Four little girls will act t!
part of fairies, and songs of dill'erei
kinJs will be suug. Speeches will
made by some of the hoys. Two mini
| lers win ur present ami give the childx
J u talk on Christmas origin. A displ.
of lirewoiks will be had after the Xm;
t:e^ is over. It will Ik? a big thing at
the children are looking forward to tl
occasion with pleasant anticipations.
The carpenters are putting the fam
trimmings and finishing touches on Li
14 handsome dwellings recently but
here. They will he fitted up with wati
works, bath tubs, electric lights and t
the modern improvements. Such hous
are a credit to any town or city.
The new machinery is being rapid
put in place in the big mill and tl
hands say that the machinery here rui
liefter than 111 any mill tint, they kno
of at.d all are well pleaded and doit
well. See what it is to have all th> hi
men gentlemen.
The store lias put on its Xm is dr ?!
and is now out? of the nicest and prellie
in the e mi.tv.
Jlev. Mr. 10 M.Jones,of l'.ic del, S. ('
has moved here and ocmpies one of til
iiaral-ome houses 011 Duncan street.
Mrs. Smith took charge of the ne
hotei Monday.
Several iamilus have moved to Dai
can street this week.
Tlieie will be a big turkey shootin
an<l w heel ?airow rolling Xmas evi u i?i
About oU tine turkeys have 1 een sreurt
for the occasion. Everybody is invite
to come and bring their guns. A goc
time is in stme for all who came.
Mr. Editor, I will give you a week
letter of the happenings and irxiden
arou d Iitiffalo, if yon wish.
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| All right, Dixie, we will be glad t
have your news letter iveiy week an
our eonespondents will bo glad to we
come you into the charmed circle.?lOd
A Million Voices
Could hardly express the thanks <
Homer Ilall, of West I'oint, la. Eiste
why: A severe cold had settled on h
lungs, causing a most ohstina'e eougl
Several physicians said he had cor
sumption, hut could not help hiir
When all thought he was doomed h
began to use l>r. King's New Discover
for Consumption and writes?"it con
pletelv cured rne and saved my life,
now weigh 7 lbs." It's positive]
guaranteed for Coughs, (.'olds and Eun
ouhlcs. Price fjUc and $I.C0. Tria
bottles free at E. C. Duke's,
Hello Jonesville mid Carlisle,
Superintendent Spier has instructs
lis men here to cut Jonesville and Cnr
isle into the E'nion switch hoard of tin
tell Telephone Company. This nil
ic welcome news to those two thriving
owns as well as to the peoplo of Unioa
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You're Next, Come Across,
as ^rr. A. E. Harry sends us a little
>>-t love letter that has a certain ring
in about it that we are somehow parti:. 1
II to. Ho parenthetically remarks that
tie * we will find one dollar and a half that
be | we can put down on our subsnrintinn
at books to his credit sometime when
we are not too busy writing receipts
!fJ" for others. We have run him up a
311 year and a half with thanks. If
there is one thing we like to do above
1S. the other regular routine of office
^ work it is to write receipts. We have
got so used to it that we can just
r.v snatch off a receipt for you while we
converse with you regarding the folks
It, at home, crops in the fields, the pigs
er in the pen, corn in the crib, or the
ill political situation. Come across and
es try us. '
ly Saved at Grave's Brink.
,e "1 know I would long ago have been
18 in my grave,'" writes Mrs. S. F. Neww
som, of Decatur, Ala., "if it had not
J? been for Electric Bitters. For three
>s years I suffered untold agcny from the
wort forms of Indigestion, NVaterbrash,
ss Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. But
st this excellent medicine did me a world
of good. Since u>ing it I can eat heartily
, and have gained do pounds." For Inl(.
digestion, Lo.-s of Appetite, Stomach,
I.iver and Kidney troubles Electric Bitw
ters are a positive, guaranteed cute.
Only .joe at F. C. Duke's drug store.
lJouesville
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a. Jonesville, Dec. 22.?Yesterday was a
d rainy dav from ea?ly luorning till night,
d Today, however, is blight and fair,
id Everybody is busy getting ready for
Christinas although everybody knows
ly just when Chiistnias wiil comes but few
ts ever get leady for it.
.Jonesville had a sad deith last week.
Mrs. It. \V. Scott passe I a>vay on Wed-.
o nesday and wasburied Thursday at New
d Hope church. Mrs. Scott was a kind'
1- wife and mother and a chiisliau lady of
J the highest type. She was a daughter
of the late Ctiailes W. Scott, consequently
she was reared in a christian
, home and site was slill faithful in her
>f _1- >?
ciiiiMimii me 10 the en<l. 8he had suf,n
fered inucli in Iter last illness but not a
'* word of complaint was ever heatd from
1' her lips. iSlie Ik>ip all her sufferings
1 with the gieatrst submission and when
t'( the Unal end came sle- calmly and peacev
fully passed away to bo tiansferied to a
brighter and fetter home on high,
I Mrs. hula Vaiighao died at U^r home
y in Cherokee county last week ami wa*
buried at (iilead ooueteiy the day fob
1 lowing. Mrs. Vaughan was a grand
daughter of M*\ Thomas T. Foster, of
our town.
There has been a good many very f.ne
hogs killed in and about Jonesville and
1 spare ribs will lie in evideuce o i tin
- dinner tables Christinas times. Many
s fat turkeys are ready for the Christ in is
1 dinner.
'\ The new b>x plant at the Knitting
' I Mill is turning out a quantity of a ce
i>xes. It is quite :i nice lot of simple
iikI easilv managed machinery and docs
the woik ueat and with dispatch.
The Alplm Mills and Knitting Mills
will on the (icst of January pay a temiannuxl
dividend of three p?r cent.
Some of our boys and girls who havo
been oil at College are at homo for the
holidays. Others are to come and they
will spend Christmas and the holidays
at home.
There will be many family reunions.
Dr..Southard and J. L. McWhirter will
have all thetr children at home together
as well as other families.
The year is closing up more favorable
man last year; and taking it all around I
it is a good year and we should all be
tlinnkful for a year of prosperity.
Rev. L". T. Carroll filled his pulpit
hero yesterday although the day was a i
a bad one. The congregation wus
small. .
The merchants are having a good
trado and their collections have been'
fair.
Mr. Robert Davis; of Gowdeysville,
has moved with his family to Jonesville.
Mrs. J. JI. Littlejohn who has been
on a three months visit to her daughter
in Chesterfield has returned.
The Graded School has closed till
January. .* * Z
The Altlia and Knitting Mills w'lll
shut down three days for Christmas.
Wishing the Editor and the office
boys a happy Christmas.
Telephone.
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A Timely Suggestion.
This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife replenishes
her supply of Chamberlain's
Cough llemedy. It is certain to be
needed before.the winter is over, and results
are much more prompt and satisfactory
when it is kept at hand and
given as soon as the cold is contracted
and before it has become settled in the
system. In almost every instance a
severe cold may be warded off by taking
this remedy freely as sobn as the first
indication of the cold appears. There
's no danger in giving it to children for
it coutains no harmful substance.-'It
is pieasaut 10 lane?DOtn adults afld
children like it. Buy it and you will
i?et the best. It always .cures. For
sale by F. C. Duke.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the PQst Office at Union
S. C., for the week ending Dec. 26tb,
1902.
Aldrich, Miss Lizzie Hardy, Jack
Aurens, Fannie Johnson, Mrs Ida
Badges, "Walker Johnson, D J
Balleuger, Skllio Jones, Belton
Bethea, P Y Jolmson, Stedman
Brown,Mrs Carolina Kirbv, Mrs Susan
Broon, Daniel Keasfer, James
Cudd, Mary Lowe, Fred
Bickcns, A. D. Miller, Myra
Easier, Jim > O'Shields, M D
Evans, M D Rice, Mrs Ellen
Fanning, J C Smith Henry
Freeman, Mr Season, Z \
Gregory, Jerry Thomas, Alice
Garrett. J T (2) West. Josie
Ha-del, M Worthy, Diona
Hughes, Charlie Young, J II
'1 "tenons ^cnlling for the above letters
will please say if advertised, and
will be required to pay one cent for ?
their delivery. i
J._C. Hunter. P. M.
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How to Prevent Croup.
It will be good news to the mothers of |
small children to learn 'that croup can be
prevented. The tirst sign of croup is t
hoarseness. A day or two before the \
attack the child becomes hoarse, This j
Is soon followed by a peculiar rough i
ciugh. Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even alter the rough *
cough appears, and it will dispel a'l
symptoms of croup. In this way all
danger and anxiety may be avoided.
This remedy is used bv man* t>ir?i,o?T.o0 I
/ ?.?v/M?XIUUO vof
mothers and fas never been known t]
to fail. It is, in fact, the only remedy
that can always lie depended upon and y
shat is pleasant and safe to take. For n
tale by F. C. Duke.
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Another Ghristmaa Tree.
The Central Graded School, fourth
grade. Mrs. Cora Murphy teacher, hc.ld &
Christmas exercises in her room TueB- Ji
day morning. In add'ticm to the exercises
there was a pretty Christmas,
tree loaded with presents |for the child-' \
reh. The occasion was very mufth enjoyed
bv the children and the invited
guests. The program, which was carried
out in a manner that did credit to tire
painstaking teacher as well as the scholars
who took part, was as follows: , =
Heading?Luke 2:1-21.
8ong?Christmas Carol.
Recitations.
Song?Christmas Joy.
Recitations. . ?
Song?The Best Holiday.
Recitations. * .
Song?Christmas Bells.' 18
Distribution of presents from the cfl
Christmas tree. 1"
The decorations were elaborate and B()
tastily arranged. Santa Claus occupied I*
a prominent position oa the blackboard
Capers Scott Coming Home,
Tt O'ill ?v
..... io inutui'ercu mat in our
trip to memphia upon the occasion of
the reunion of the Confederate veterans
at that place in June of 1001, we men- R
tioned the fact that we had the pleasure
of meting Mr. Capeis Scott, fjrmpi'.y
of Union, now living in the Ind'an Territory.
We have just received the following
letter from hiua which will lie
welcome news to his many friends in
Union countv and we hope he will nvet
ibern all while here: pa
"Ada. I. T , Dec. 10, 1002. tei
Editor Jno. H. Math is, Gi
Union, S C. 1
Dear Editor:?Tell all of rav friends i
in Union and Ute Cherokee counties that
I will lie vlad to meet all of them at my
father's, II. T. Scott, in Spartanburg.
S C., Christmas day, that is if 1 have
not outlived ail of them
W. Capfbs Scott."
Hewitt's 8SH Salve ?
For PUm, Burro, Soros.
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What About
That Suit oi
For Fath<
Uncle: ?
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We have wl
And as the time is
to reduce our mam
' decided to put the
the demand is on.
We also have a con
Underwee
At prices that will ,
if you will only gh
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^^REME
That we carry a bi
Shoes, Suspenders,
Knit Hoods, Fasci
all of which yon ca
than regular goods
Tours for id
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McLure Me
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)lothier and Furnisher.
Winter with its cold and
action absolute. We carry a (
UNDEI
Guaranteed o-nnrl mini Wir n 4- ,
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be clothing line you desire wt
ou will give us a trial we are
ot to buy will be settled whe;
mine our stock of
HOLIDA'
We can soil you a stylish 1
Christmas present at reduced
ne of boy's underwear.
GIVE US
J. C O
Big Christmas Tree.
The Christmas exercises of West End
ihool were held at the school house
St monday afternoon, "Miss Whitmire
the teacher of this school and she snc?eded
in arranging a verv interesting
ogram, consisting of recitations and
ings. The littlo folks handled their
irts in a very creditable manner
aking the exercises very interesting!
those so fortunate ns to he present,'
lie program was as follows:
Invocation?Bible selection.
Song?Hark the Herald.
Recitations?Scarin' tfanta Clans,
rippled Tim. |
Hotg?The Best Holiday. 1
Recitations?A tramp. Hang up
iby's Stockings, Little Helpers. How
e Help Mama, Night J'.cfore Xmus,
'ome Unto Me."
Sons?Ring the Bells.
Bantominc?"Condn' thro* the Itye."
Rcc'tation?Litt'.e Bov Bln?
l aniomine?Seven Times Ono.
Recitation*?The Face Against the
me, When Teacher Gets Cross, A. I<et?to
San la Clans, Kitty an' Me, &>ittle
rl's Speech. ,
Holly drill and Song.
Distribution of presents.
The Pride of HeroesVlanv
soldiers in the last war warote to
/ that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts,
ounds, Corns, Sore Feet aud StilT
Ints, lUicklen's Arnica Salve is tho
it in the world. Samo for Bums,
kids. Boils. Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
[1 Files. It cures or no pay. Only
i at Duke's drug btore.
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f Clothes
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lat you want
now short in which
moth stock, ve hairs
knife in now while
lplete line
ir, Shirts | *
, Jank Building
compel yo?f un<on. S.V
re us a looITT
Y ALE?
SMBeC with Olenn
? _ k the best
g line of |
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nators. Hqni rest and best.
H "buy rings Mineral Water.
u its natural state, has
Ved years is now being
Lore businesbv A .Try it and we 1
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rcantile Go.
jj -i -JJLI1"1 b , .x1: jg=s?
HEN, Opposite
Peoples Bank
blizzard wind makes bodily procomplete
line of
9WEAR
easonable prices. Anything in
3 keep at prices to suit you. If ^
satisfied the ouestion tn hnv i
a you call at our storo an3* ax- ^
i GOODS.
boy's suit, all wool, suitable for
I price. We also carry a nice ? _
A TRIAL,
HEN. *
Foils A Deadly Attaek. *
"My wife was so ill that good pbyai*
tians were an* ble to help her," wntM
M. M. Austin, of Winche?ter,In<Lj"tmt
wav completely cured by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. " They work wosriitrt
in stomach and LWer troubles. Cure
constipation, sirJt headache. 2&c at F.
C, I Jute's drug store. "
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r Resolutions to F. ?. WrngiUm.
At a meeting of the teacher* of Grace
finnday School, the reeolotiooi below
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, in the wiadon of the 8otth
Dnroltna Conference recently riirwmiiT.
Rev. L. 1j. Wssmon, our beloved awl
jfflcient Superintendent, haa been giten
ngular work in the ministry, thereby
te king him from the head of our sobool,
be it resolved:
VI?A ?*
firm., mat an loyal monitor* of ^
Christ's church wo yield submisetvety to W
tier authority in the matter, and reongriiue
her right to command.
Second, That white that ytaMtof *e
recogn'zeoor lorn ingtolngiinMrMlpariiitendont,
who lion been M tan* w*y i V ,
connected with our Sunday Softool since A. m
| the toginniug of his residence to Mr
midst.
Third, That we tender to Brat tor
Wagnon our heartfelt appreciation 01
his service, ar.d assure, him of oor ooalinued
interest in bios and his work.
Fourth, That we hereby pleif* pot
hearty support to his successor In oor
school, and promise to him oor co-opera*tion.
Signed, ,.
S. M. Ricm, Jn.% S. U. ,