The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 01, 1903, Page 5, Image 5
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A date of purchase will be
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< Local Schedule for fasseheer Trains.
* '?* TBiiKS FROM COLOMBIA,
Arrive 0:00 ft. m. Depart 0:00 ft. m
' ' 1:50 p.im " S :10p. m
TRAIXS FROM BFAL TAtTBURQ.
iniM 11:85 ft. m. Depart 11:85 ft. m
' 44 9:10p.m. " 9:80p.m.
Close connections at Spartanburg with
trains *for Atlanta* and Charlotte and
hrtermedlftte stations, and at Columbia
tor Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville)!
and points south. Through trains for
shevills, etc.
. Uos. 9. and 10 carry through sleep- <
sis between Jacksonville and cTnnlnnati, ,
" SKA BOARD SCHEDULE.
He XI?South bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle at 3 a.m. 1
Ho. 31?Arrives at Carlisle at 10:25 a. It.
Ho. 3d?North bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 3:37 a.m. 1
Nov34?Arrives at Carlisle 6:48 p. m ]
Local News Notes:
a . . - * .mi
Point) Personal and Otherwise 1
Picked up and Paragraphed
by Our Pencil-Pusher.
?-??t
Rev. Mr. White, of Mt. Tabor, was
in the city Monday. r I
Mr. W. C. Bates, of Elzie. paid The t
Times a visit this week. I
Mrs. Jacob Rice has been quite sick |
but is improving rapidly. a
^ '1 Dr. E. W. Foster and Mr. 11 an man,
of Lockhart spent Sunday in Union. 1
ifr. L. J. Ganlt, of Elzie paid The ?
" Times office a visit this *week, 1
Mr. H.;B. Murphy, of Cross Keys, 1
MMntkVtallMl tllA AHIM Af Tn? TIMCI 1
Mr. J. M. Little, a prosperous merch- ,
ant of Kelt on, recently paid our office a
visit.
Mr. J. L. Hemes, of Lockhart was in
town a few days ago and paid The Times
- a Tlsit. ,
MIsks Sallie and Lillian Goforth spent
last Sunday with the Misses Gregory at
Ssntuc.
Mr. E. Jentry, a good man of the
Cress Anchor section, was in Tmk
Times office Monday.
^ Mr. Gilmer C. Grew, one of Union
?* county's best citizens, paid Tux
Times a visit this week, .
R. M. Fincher, one of Union county
good citizens paid the Editor of Tns
7' Times a visit last week.
.The way to guard against 1'summer
. . ^ponspbtlnU" which weaken and debilitate,
L 7 ' is to placa the lire on guard by a course
,11 Jv fli Itaaaao's Liver Pills' and Tonic
I) PeUetc. Twenty.ftve doses for 25 cents,
i byUakwXMuf Co.
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W? IU-* / ; i' ?_,
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a ' < ...A -
Srset^
of the best line of m
American market. W
edium and High Busts W
Ireakable Hip, guar- M
Hade in short and ^
ill figures. Y
jirdles, Etc. j
mship not excelled r
er make. r
ttest French style of bias r,
I fuH gored. These corsets ?
"v rlnf oil to 1 n ol^t ?. ?.11 it
/ ucvuii 10 laV&lUg tllitk W 111 |J
;race. P
pdora Corsets are the only C
ring attached a guarantee Jj
tich means that any r
line in three months from k
: replaced gratis. t
Jackson, Mass., Makers, C
TLY BY f
BOBOJ
nd NOTIONS, iff
South Oarolina. Q
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Mr. Henry A. Dunbar and family have
moved into tiie house recently vacated
by J. M. Austell, on church street.
Mr. C. L. nyder, who recently leu
Union, has settled in Ilendersonville,
N. C., and has entered the mercantile
business there.
lightning struck the liQUse on Knitting
mill hill, occupied by Mr. J. R.
Anderson Sunday afternoon. Fortunately
no one was hart.
President Snyder, of WofTord College,
was elected a member of the executive
jomqaittee of Conference for Education
in the South, at the recent meeting of
this body in Richmond, Va., last week.
The ladies reported a most delightful
time at the intertainment given by the
Foreign Mission Society of the Grace
Methodist church in honor of Miss
Johnnie Sanders, Thursday of last
week.
The Southern Railway will operate a
ipecial train from Spartynburg tq Union
>n ApL 20, 30, and May 1st, leaving
Spartanburg at 11 o'clock P. M. This
is on account of the Musical Festival in
Ipartanlmrg.
The Congregation of the first Presbyerian
church will worship in the opera
?ouse after next Sunday until their new
iotue of worship is erected. They prowse
pushing the work on a new building
iteadily forward.
Mr. D. Harnett was in town this week.
Ele is past the eightieth mile post, but
>*n still plough a straight ferrow and
walk several miles to church on Sunday.
Who says living on a farm shortens a
nan's days?
Mr. J. H. Wilburn, wh) has been
Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff Sanders for
;wo years, ha? acoepted a position at
Lockbart, and will move there with his
Family. Mr. Wilburn is a man of splendid
;haracter and deserver to do well wheresver
he goes.
Mr. S. M. Wolf, representing Furman
University in the oratorical oontest at
Greenwood last week, won the first
lonor. The seoond honor was awarded,
Ifr. Walter K. Green, of Greenwood,
arho represented Wofford College. The
Purmaa representative year before last
iras also winner of first place.
The death of Mr. Gilliam H. Jeter
rtmovee an old and worthy citissen from
>m midst. Mr. Jeter was a brave,
itrong and nseful man. His example
For honesty, sincerity and loyalty will
ong exert its influence over there that
irere his friends and neighbors. He
Faithfully served his country, and was
k man of scrupulously clem record.
Quick Arrest.
J. A. Gulledge of verbena, Ala. wm
twice in the hospital from a severe cas<
of piles causing 24 tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed, fiucklen'
Arnica Salve quickly, arrested furtlie
inflammation and cured him. It con
nuers aches and kill pain. 25c. at F. C
Duke, Druggist. ,
Invitation.
The friends of Thk Times are invito
to call and inspect our otlioe, and to us
us for their convenience. We liav
comfortably fitted out the Editorial den
Our latest exchanges are opened oat fo
your inspection. Pen, ink, paper an
comfortable chairs are at your disposal
We should be particularly pleased t
have our patrons from the country cal
on us and make use of us iu any wa;
they can. Bring your pipe along an
try our hospitality.
*
General Assembly Ot The Presby
terian Church In The 17. 8. A.
On account of the General Assembl
of the Presbyterian church in the U. ?
A., to be held at Los Angeles, California
May 21st, June 2nd, 1903, the Soutt
era Railway will sell tickets at greatl
reduced rates to Los Angeles and Sar
Francisco, Cal. Tickets will be sol
May 2nd and May 11th to 17th, 1902
inclusive, with tlaal return limit Jul
15,1903. Stop-overs will be allowed i
Colorado and all points west thereof.
All information as to rates, schedule;
etc.. cheerfully furnished on spplicatioi
to any Agent of the Southern Railway
or R. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston. S. C.
Too Great A Risk.
In almost every neighborhood some
one has died from an attack of colic o
cholera morbus, often before medicien
could be procured or a physician sum
moned. A reliable remedy for thee
diseases should be kept at hand. Th<
risk is toe great for anyone to take
Chaubcrlain's Colic. Cholera am
Diarrhoea Remedy nas undoubted!;
saved the liyea of more people and re
lieyed mare pain and suffering than an;
other medioine in uee. It can alway
be depended upon. Sold by, F. C Duke
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A Gymnasium For Union?
With the material progress of Unioi
it would seem that we had come to th<
point that we could support a good gym
nnninm Th? vnnner man *hnf. urn *1
day in the store or office very mucl
needs some regular course in physica
culture. To try to follow out such i
course at home or, worse still, at th<
boarding house, is impracticable an<
hard to do. There is lacking the so-ep
eration that is one of the chief feature
that encourages the worker in the gym
nasium. Besides, there are those whi
would be disturbed by the noise. Free
dom to kick, Jump, run, yell, if one de
sires, can be found only in a building
that is fitted out for that purpose. More
over, the room at home is too small an<
usually too poorly ventilated. If it ha<
a home, a good gymnasizm could be fit
ted up for a thousand dollars. Thi
would put in all neoessary appliances in
eluding shower baths. Many younj
men would be willing to pay fifty cent
per month, perhaps more, for the privi
leges of such an institution. There art
many young men working in the mill:
who need just what such an institutioi
could give. Standing over the looms al
day, and having of necessity to breath
the close, hot atmosphere, they woulc
derive great benefit from a regula
course of training. Of what use for ef
fecti /e work in the busy world is t
broken body, even if the mind be hlghlj
developed. "A sound mind in a sounc
body" is a combination that is broughi
about and kept up, in large degree, bj
giving some attention to the needg ol
the body.
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Made Yonng Again,
"One of Dr. King's New Life Pilh
each night fpr twq weeks has put me ir
my 'teens- again" writes T>. H. Turnei
of Derapseytown, Pa. They're tlic besl
in the world for Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. Purely vet etable. Never gripe
Only 25c at F. C. I)ukO Drug Storo
J. H. S
Is the man you
A home without music is like i
house without a roof?incompleto
Estey Organs,
Monarch Organs.
Big stock on hand.
Low Pricb3, Bkst Quality.
Sewing Maohines.
A stack of them in stock.
Wiibklkr <t Wilson No. 'J
heads the list.
New Home
a close second.
Domestic
following on their heels.
STUNNING BARGAINS.
Come in and insp
J. H. S
Wakeful Cbildreu.
b For a long time the two year old child
9 of Mr. P. L. McPherson, 6t> N. Tenth
. St., Hnrrishurg, Pa., would Bleep but
8 two or three hours in the early part ol
r the night, which niado it very hard for
. her parents. Her mother concluded
that the child had stomach trouble, and
gave her half of one of Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets, which
quieted her stomach and she slept the
whole night through Two boxes of
. these Tablets have effected a permanent
0 cure and sho is now well and strong,
e For sale by, F. C. Duke.
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A Negro in Danger,
T E. L. DePaur, a negro living in Sacra
" tuc, was out risiting Monday night, according
to his statement, and as he got
? near his house on the return home neai
midnight accompanied by a friend, some
^ unknown persons opened Are on him.
^ One used a Winchester, another used a
pistol. Depaur lied for his life, aud the
intruders then opened Are upon the
empty house, riddling it with bullets.
j The following morning an envelope with
5. an enclosed letter was found in the yard,
i, The letter seems to bo the handwriting
l" of a woman. It ordered Depaur tc
^ leave the locality within thirty-six hours,
d or take the consequences. It is signed
I, "White Citizen of Santuc," but DePaur
y avows that he knows who wrote the letn
ter, and that it is a negro woman. He
, has had some trouble with a laborer he
i bad employed, and this, he thought, wai
'? an effort to get even. The letter had s
coAin and words implying trouble foi
DePaur drawn upon tlio back.
A Sure Thin?%
It is said that nothing is sure except
r death and taxes, but that is not al0
together true. Dr. King's New Discov_
cry for Consumption is a sure cure for
0 all lung and throat troubles. Thousands
e can testify to that. Mrs. C. H. VanMetre
of Shepherd town, W. Va., says "I had
j a severe case of llronchitis "and for a
.. year tried everything I heard of, but
got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery then cured me al)Ros
lutcly." It's infallible for Croup,
u Whooping Cough, Grip, pneumonia and
Consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
by F. C. Duke Druggist. Trial bottles
free. Regular sizes 50c, $1.00,
^ J Baptist S. S. Convention Program,
' The Union County Baptist Sunday
* School Convention will meet on Satur11
day, May 30th, with tho Padgett's Creek
* church, with the following program in
order:
? The introductoiy sermon will be
J preached on Saturday at 11 a. m. by
* Rev. L. M. Rice.
s Following (hat, the organization and
' enrollment of delegates will take place,
J after which the convention will be thrown
' open for the discussion of the following
* topics:
* 1st. Magmfyiug Christ in'our bodies.
" Opened by ltev. J. D. Mahon and T. D
G. Gregory.
2nd. Covetousness?its curse and cure.
Opened by Rev. C. H. Holland and H
9 U. Murphy.
3rd. Christ coming to receive the
? church unto Himself. Opened by J. R.
8 Funderburk and W. B. Cranford.
Missionary sermon Sunday morning at
9 at 11 o'clock by Rev. F. H. Boston.
3 1st. The Sunday Sphool as a Bible
3 training sohool. Opened by Rev. L. T.
Carroll and Davis Jeffries.
9 2nd. Are we doing our duty toward
missions. Opened by J. A. Sawyer and
f TT TI-ll *
vy, ax. nuimuu.
3rd. Tribute to the late R. N. Wil4
burn, Jed by l|ev. L. M. Rice,
j 4th. The lack of familiarity with the
doctrines as held by Baptist churches.
1 Opened by II, F. Scaife and Ilev. F. II.
^ Poston,
J. R. Fitnderhurk,
D. Jeffries,
C. H. Holland,
Committee on program,
i P. S. Let every school, and where
r there is no school, the church, send a full
| representation and a good contribution.
Our money will go towards the building
, of a house of worship at Monarch MillsPEARS
. are looking for.
Tiik Estky.
ect our assortment.
PEARS.
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buy ir
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One Hundred
Cents Elsewhe
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We mean c
: bill, every price
;tell, every artic
impossible to res
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Ladies' Ready Hade Wrapp
Ladies' Ready Made Gowns
Ladies' Ready Made Waists
We ape showing
of Wash Dress Goods
to see us, no trouble 1
W. T. BEA
I nterest
Depositoi
SAVINGS DEI
Will please bring their Pass
have their interest earned to
tered for compounding.
OIf
you are not already a <
will pay you to become one.
SAVINGS DEI
Grows while you sleep. Hu
the privileges of ourSavings I
The Peopl
B. F. ARTHl
Assets $175,000. Stoc
Number of Deposito
"Saving at th<
Wasting a
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Made to paint buildings with
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Hardware Leaders.
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will
Lore
and Twenty
)n an average
has a story to
tie has value
ist.
ers 75c and $i.oo?
50c, 75c and i.oo.
50c, 75c and 1.00.
the prettiest line
3 in the city. Call
to show goods.
TY & CO.
Notice.
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PARTMENT
I>ooks to the bank and
May 1st, 1903, duly endepositor
in this Bank it
Money in our
PARTMENT
ndreds are now enjoying
)epaitment ?why notyou?
es Bank,
IR, Pres't.
kholders worth $800,000*
rs over 1,000.
3 Spigot
t the Bung"
at's what buying poor
nt means. Paint may be
/-priced by the gallon and
extravagant to use owing
poor covering: power and
aring quality. After the
nt is applied it's too late
save. Start right and use ,
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