WE '
This space 1
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To our arm
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for the very li
age accorded i
past year.
We wish you
and prosperous
And solicit a c
your patronag
; you at all tim
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attention, goo
low prices.
M. W. I
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local scftMiaurwr raster irains.
TRAIN9 lAOM COLUMBIA?
, o o0 a. m. Depart 9:00 a. m
ArV4ve 1:50 p.m. " 2:10 p. m
TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG.
' Arrive 11:85 a. m. Depart 11:85 a. m
" 9:10p.m. " 9:C0p.m.
Close connections at Spartanburg with
trains for Atlanta and Charlotte and
intermediate stations, and at Columbia
for Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville
and points south. Through trains for '
Asheviilc, etc.
Nos. 9 and 10 carry through sleepers
between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. 1
SEABOARD SCHEDULE.
No. 27?South bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle at 2 a. in.
No. 31?Arrives at Carlisle at 10:25 a. in.
No. 38?North hound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 3:37 a. ru.
No. 34?Arrives at. Carlisle (1:48 p. in.
Local News Notes
-Jbf-j3fton^^ther For Ready Reference
Gathered HeWhile
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EI. Gist and M. C. Deaver, *
ire in Union on business t
'uesday ni^ht blew down ft
y built on tho Gault bill w
also a small out house on m
place.
Podson, tho president of
the l)?dson Printer's Supply Co , of ftw,
Atlanta, Oft., w.w in Uuion on busipess pCJJ
the early part of thi? week. jrtP(!
Mr. J. M. Harris cillel intone us coin
while in town Friday and crossed* t he notii
Editor's palm witli two bright plunk- ?--*
0 for two more yean*
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. ? that I
Mi*? Iiena Reeder, of IvKjklnrt, who were
has been spe*!'linp; a week at tho hon e gains
of her friend, Airs. J. II. Wilbiuwr,-Wr
Union, returned to her home Monday, a nnou
Mr. hprney Glenn who has been con- ol'ier '
fined (o mis room for eleven years with Ke^ier 1
fhenniHtiam is in a feeble condition. Mr.
^ 'enn w A once a county commissioner *
for UnioJ^rfounty and was a soldier in Uaxat
\*ar anXkas many friends in Union.
rAKE
this week to
THANKS
y of custome
beral patronis
during the
all a happy;
i New Year,;
i
i
ontinuance of I
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e, promising ]
es, courteous
d goods and
BO BOi
The State newspaper failed to show*
up in Union on Wednesday and there
was considerable speculation as to
the cause of its non arrival.
Mr. II. P. Iludt, of Columbia, is now
"nite owl" at the ticket cjliee here. Mr.
J. G. Daniels who he relieves has been
trausfeitd to ltich Ilill where he takes
the owl act.
It takes a hard wind to dry up the
streets. Notwithstanding the very
hard rain last Tuesday evening, the
streets were practically dry Wednesday
morning after the lierce wind
following the rain.
Mrs. Bubo Sparks, who had been very
ill at her home on Church street for two
weeks, died at 10 p. m. Sunday. The
remains were taken to CwpV
for interment. Several i*r?ona accompanied
the remains from Union. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved 1 usband.
The County Commissioners are calculating
upon the cost of building sime
miles of permanent good roads as an oxv.e
Jment. It is thought it can lac done
t dm here to Beaty's bridge at about (
500 a mile. If so it will pay to do if.
|He the people a sample of permanent ,
roads and you will soon see how (
Tick they will be to demand that 11)0 |
I'od work be continued.
V A rail at the switch just below
main street crossing froze last Tuesday
night broke, the ends slipping i
apart in a manner that weuld no '
^k>ubt have caused a run ofT of the
\st cngino that crossed It, had it not
")<mn discovered oar!y in the morning ,
u*%rcported to the section master,
ji^Agot it repaired in time for the 1
>0(ipEng passenger train,
,lc*H%dropped into the store of L. N.
'ast ^ur^Ry attracte<l by the
ornMlf customers, and from the ?pof
tlie counters strewed with
;2y(,a(?R^01d?ry. dreasgoodc, stcpkingr,
lrrn ojBfcies, table cloths, shirts, collars,
it asjf a cyclone
a '.^^ihrougli. We soon learntd
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II" |i | MUMItt Ik naa K""'K uu ;?iiu in any
>rts, Ming advantage of the barliee'n
jfflj/1! and we "'?<> waked in and
aco;t^?j(ow tLinRa- Mr- McNeace
thrre ^'s ?oing to have an.
?ffen?br$m y' Get ym,r wiiau?f0 to"
ni ?. and "void the rush.
sX!|0f an<f wpr^ ?,f the coid
hiiJ gJrajfflron?-Q?lnino Tablets cure
day. No cure, no pay
Dedication nt Buffalo.
The dedication of the Union church f
Buffalo took place on Sunday las-t as ha
been announced i.i Tim Timks. ,S|> cii
trains were run from the Union Mil!
station to Buffalo. The lirst sfctlc:
left at 1U o'clock, a second section H ft a
10:30 ai.d a third at 1' :oo. These tin*
trains cart kd sonr-thing like t'oui ban
dred i?eop'.o from Union.
The dedication sermon was preaohei
oy Bishop \V. W. Dot.can in a very iin
preaatve manner. He dwelt upon tlx
fact that v. hile wo may differ in or
met,h< ds of baption, etc, we, that i
all the chilicites, were working to s.?v<
souls to the Master, ai d all tie road
lead to Jesus Chiist, the great land <
the church, the savior who did not conn
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UIC nyjlkKk lli V/ HIUCIIlll JMIJIiriCJ U'l
came to save man, and through Ilim aiu
Him alone could men and women 1?
saved. This chinch was for the use o
every christian denomination for rclig
ious services. It was God's house am
tie hoiiul ^ would never l>e use ! f<>r an;
other than religions purposes, el si i
would bo nothing lnoie thin a hail
Tin re should be no class distinction ii
the church, the role object sh mid bo t<
save souls to Christ. The sermon wa;
delivered in an earnest and imprrssivt
manner and was listened to with almost
breathless attention l>y the vast congie
gallon which tilled the chinch to it'
utmdst capacity, while a large numbii
unable to get accommodation inside sto<x
outside near the door to citcli the word:
is they were uttered.
The settling.capacity of the church i:
said to be seven hundred. It is a modem
structure, artistic in design and conven
lent in arrangement. The pastor's roou
is to the minister's right, while the ele
rated circular stand for the choir is t<
liis left, and it is large enough to ac
commodate two dozen poopie. The pul
p>il faces the center of the building will
a sewi circular chancel in front, the Id'
w ing or side of the church can be con
verted into a Sunday school room b;
sliding partitions, making a commcdioui
room for tho Sunday school.
After the sermon the Bishop dedicate*
ihe church to the cause of Christ. At'te
the couclusiou of the services the Meth
odist pastor, It:V. Mr. Jones, returnei
thanks in behalf of the people for il?i
gift of the handsome church building b;
the Buffalo Mill Company, anlsiatei
that he would like to raise $100 to In;
au organ, lie asked the residents of ; h
mill town to subscribe tirst. heslaitin;
the list himceit with jjo.OJ. lie was fo!
lowtd by llcv. .Mr Moli.nwInvy valb"
hi in lives from all over the house una
about $00 had been raised, tlieu {.' ."?<
calls were made, ai d although lie h<i<
promised to call 011 those from town t?
make a voluntary contiibutlon it lx gi:
to look as if they would have no chai.ce
and lie stopped his members The Hi ho|
casually remarked, "Bro. Jones, yoi
should have struck for a pipe organ
When the Union people were giv< n i
chance the balance of the $100 was raise"
by three subscriptions. Mr. Jones wa
about to stop when Bishop Duncai
atked: '"Don't you want seme music?1
So he said, "'well we will collect a Jiitf
mere for music If you say so." and tei
or fifteen dollars was at once called out
then Col. T. C. Duncan announced tha
he would contribute 820. In the m uni
time several were taking mound hat
into which the money cool I lehean
to be falling liberally, so that instead o
875 or $100 that Bro. Jones exp.'c'.ed ti
r .ise he ha I raised in twenty ininuti
something like $15') and he oouhi hav<
got more if hp had liked.
The cloud3 looked threatening i i tlx
morning hut there was no rain until al
had returned to their homes.
The Union claircl) js on a high ele
vat ion with a long slope falling fron
every side. We understand all the gul
lies around are to h? tilled up and beau
tifill terraces are tobu btlit leading up t<
Lhe church from several sides. We wil
have some thing to say of this work later
Children's Sale.
There will bo a children's sale n
the llectory of the Ghurch of the Na
tlvity, that is, a number of plaj
things for children, such as dolls
toys, candies, etc. There will ho in
strurnental music, which will furnis)
nn attractive number to the program
The sale will begin at f> o'clock p. in
on Saturday, (tomorrow.1 The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
The scratch of a pin may causa th
lo^s of a linl) or oven death when l<]ooi
poison in cc results from the ii jury. A
danger or ttits may lie avoided, however
hv promptly* applying Chamberlain',
Pain Palm. It is an antiseptic and onie
healing liniment for outs. bruises am
burns. For sale by F. C. Duke.
Bran New Story.
"Th? Southerners," .n Red Ho
Thrilling War Story, has begun I
Tub Times this week. If you nr
not ft subscriber you hud best begi
ut onc? and not miss n chapter c
this recital of tho nwful struggle b(
tween the North and South. The ar
count of tho battle of Snodgrass Hi
is calculated to make your hair ris
and your blood ruu cold.
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, The tehdency oJ medical science is j
i towaul preventive measures. Ttie best Z
thought of tlie world is being given to =
' the ruI jsct. It is easier ami better to |
i? prevent than cure. It Inn b *en fully v
i demonstlatetl that pneumonia, one of the
most dangerous diteases that mefli- ^
ical men have to contend with, can be j:
il prevented by the use of Chamberlain's nt
I Cough Itcinedy. Pneumonia always re- ,u
s suits from a cold or from an attack of ;((
inlluerza (grip),and it has been ot?eoi v*d
1 that tins remedycounteracts any tender.- |((
cy of these diseases toward pneumonia j(jj
n This has been fully proven in many JJ,
. thousands of cases in which this remedy Mb
has been used during the great prevalence ffl,
of colds and grip in recent years, and /|JJj
t can be relied up>n with implicit conti- ffl!
- del cs. Pneumonia often results from a [([l
s slight cold whe < tiO danger is apprdei d- M
d until It is suddenly discovered that )\j)
there is fever and d lli rulty in breathing y'j
f ai d p.iiu8 in the chest, tlie.i it is an- (if
> no u need that the patient has pneumonia. W
R lie on the safe side and take Chamber- ||,l
Iain's Cot(gh Hetr?ady a* soon the cold (('
is contracted. It always cures. For yd
'.ale by F. C. Duke, druggist. '
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' Honor Roll of Joncaville (1 railed ?|
School. $
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i For two months ending Fob. ^
1st Grade?Lucile McW.Virter, Boyd ^
. Gillmn, Charlie Litlbj dm, Frank Is?
^ Djtiglass, Joe McLaughlin, Eugene A
1 Whitlock. __
2nd Grade?Lettie Colernan, Clara
Foster, Tommie Lybrand, BnforL Bubit. I
.Ird Grade?Hayes Whit lock, Belle J
j Bent ly, M ugnrpt Coleman.
4th Grade?Kate Alman, William
r Briggs, Lamar Wood, Elmer High.
, 5ih Grade?Bennie Iligh, Annie Bates,
* Emmie Sams, Pearl Lybrund, Furinan
I Lancaster, Annie McLaughlin.
(ith Grade?LoL Alraan, Alma Bites,
Joe Free, Lizzie McWliirter, May Scott,
Clayton Fowler, Lda Sams.
7th Grade?Belle Free, Mary Sonthe
aid. Flora Iligh, Jane Foster, Myrtle
II Briggs.
!' 8th Grade? McGowan Litthjohn, Paul
I Free, May Free, Bernard McWliirter,
k Umpm'I I.iltl'j >hn, Whitlojk, lioi
Und (Arleman, Allie Spears, Inez Spears,
James Liith john, Carrie Alman, Maude
Penney.
9ih Grade? Perrin Kennedy, M ittie
^ Louise LUthj ?ha, M?ude Whiliock.
e A Mother's Recommendation.
n* I have used Chaud^erl-on's Cough
>f Remedy for a jitnn'^r of yea ? a-.d have
). no hesitancy in saying that it H the best
remedy for coughs, colds arul croup I
lave ever used in my family. I lave
II not words to express n?v confidence in
e this remedy.?-Mrs. ,1. A. Moore >forth _
Star, Midi. For sale by F. CJ. Duke. ?
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jail oil hygienic principles
) ia all thi latest styes. Get
eUani daughter at once,
ice tin imoroveinent. \
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1 As We Live i
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2 The first year we we
Ji ness wo opened near
| counts, an average of
ll counts for every worl
$ the vear.
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I Kwry clay we add new custoi
|| to our list. 1 >otli depositors and 1
h appreciate our liberal s-ir vices. II
ready a customer, we invite you tc
II Ibrmg you every accommodation 3
| titles you to. Hundreds can tjll
doing for them. If you need AN'
= line we ask a confidential interview
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j THE PEOPLES
wmww sssss:sssa
\ttention Fc
We want you to visit ou
ware store and inspect t
largest assortment of
Plows 4Vand
Plow Stc
111 tho State. We by t]
car load and can save ;
(Trade with us and toe h
UNION IIARDWi
lardware Leaders,
voman, but you
le basis of good
orrect dressing
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ly 900 ac- ||
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borrowers alike (uj
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