The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 15, 1903, Image 2
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Grocer
Such as Canned Corn, l>c
Tongue, Fancy Wafers
seiiaou. 3 lb' cans Tor
now atlOc.
Dry Gi
White Lawns and c'
Mercerized Goods, V
. Goods, etc.
m
Ulothi
The very best. Howes'
of Kuppenlieiiner and j
made to fit every one.
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I i i n 117
L, I l^/ U I
HAKES O
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This is a new i
absolutely nothing
glisten as though l'l
that half sick turn
woodwork and put
I sparkling as the su
It is entirely u
anything else; it is
streak; never catch
furniture and gives
Anyone can m
apply it. A soft cl
effect is like magic.
IPACKAt
LIQUID VEX
and sc.*lis at 50 <-,ts.
a handsome c.doivd
m entitled ''The 1 Ion>
PREHIU
To 111o first or.
tore on the da\ s ??l
a Sit in pie hottl j of
hand moid cirton,
' The I lour; Hj.-ui
living nt a distance
not ca'l in person c;
until th\y c ill, or s
LIQUl
Ar.<l tl .eir name o;
and sending it to us
g for it without .i slip
y Liquid Veneer writl
I BAILEY FU1
. :
n E TO
BQISIftSi
=F O R
ies,
ef, Dried lSecf, At
and Fruits in
natoes selling "?<><-*
rods,
lored, White Fovelj
r'liite Curtain Fower
it ies.
ng- i
Hats uml suits Ilecil (
Mrs. Hopkins treuses
you.
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iW?.:*sac-?r: arsaszsKX hmsmbs
D VENEER
i
LD THINGS NEW! I
fi
" (gj y (?i ~ i
tnd remarkable di-overy; there is I
like it. It makes everything
t.sh from the factory . It will take B
itura, smoky pian) and marred c
a new face 011 them us brilliant and p
nlike furniture polish. or in fact B
not sticky; does not gum; docs net |
cs dust. It removes ink ttuins lVom |
grease a black eye.
?e LIQUID VKNitK;. a child can i
oth is all that is required and the j
3ES AND PRICE. I
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LLl? is plit up in hail'pint bulths <
per bottle; each bottle encased in 2
Icirtm, a descriptive pamphlet, a
e llciiiitiaccompanying it. S
M GIVEN AWAY!
c hundred ladies odin* at our b
'( ?n :nt exhibit will he j resented p
LIQUID VKNEKIt put up in |
a dhcriptive pamphlet, entitled 1
tit'al, ' nceoinpinyimj; it. Ladie* Si
throughout the county who can- ?|
in haven sample reserved lhr them H
mi 1 for it hy viitirg
D V E N E E R 1
a ]>o tal card or a slip of paper H
. I)) not send servants or chiMien
? of pnpjr with your name and y
en on it.
(Y) _ (Co) ~ I
RNITURE COMPANY. |
nasur&! a jm- \s. ?7ljttba '
OUR
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Shoes
l.tSO a pair. Slippers n
u pair.
v
Millinery.
r Ilats, Fine Straws, Frett;
s and Ribbons of extra (jua)i
na n ?
rurnefure*
'Jhairs, Shades, Bedsteads, Mat
and other nice articles to pleas
jHW ImJuA
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; TREE PLANTING Iff ALABAMA
I Eighteen Hundred Acres to L
Planted to 1'itic, C had.mt
n ml (Jnk.
A nl.mtinrr nlnn ! w wwntKi lir>n
- I r> i"*- ~rV
pre j?i rc<l by the Lurcau of horestr
ibr l,Soo acres of land in Cullma
County in Ala., owticd by Emi
Ahlricbs, and valued at from ?1.2
to ?15 per acre. The planting wil
be done in sever: 1 diibrent lccaliti't
but all in Cullman County. Wor
] will begin as soon as growth cease
next f ill and will continue through th
w inter, except in free/.log weatlici
The first seasons work will includ
the planting of Lob'ollj l'ine seed
lings co locced in the fortst on a trac
of 100 acres of open woods. T\v
i hundred and eighty acres will b
planted with Chestnut an 1 White an
Post Oak. A seed bed will be pre
pared f r the raising of Lolloll
Pine for a tract of 040 acres, as it i
considered not advisable to use cri
tiroly stock collected from the foresl
AH tl.is planting is biped on th
fact that while immense <juantlties o
Loblolly are being cut in that local
i'y, these is little or no rcproduetioi
i on the hind in <jucstion, duo chief],
I to annual ?res set to improve tip
j pasture. Mr.' Ahlricbs vill have
I lirr?r !itrf>l ivnf/.v.i
It is purposed aUo to tr :it a trac
< !'G }0 acres to improve the natu-a
rcprvduc.ioii 1-y the prevention c
fires.
ANY CHUKCH or pargnnnge or in
slitiition cried by voluntary con
trihution will be given a lib ral quanti
iy rf the l.-ingmnn i'; Marline/. I'ur
Paints whenever they paint,
N ?1 -: I lave done so h>i tv. er.t v scvei
yea is. ^tlts: tens of millions of gallons
]>ainled nearly twmnillin houses undo
guarauti e ?<> repaint if not y at is factory
1 ho paint wears for periods up t<
eight. mi veais. binsccd Oil must bi
added to tho paint (done ii) two mill
ute-)- A< taal cost then about ?1.25 i
trail on. Sam|>les free. Sold hy ou
Agents. .1. I.. MoWhiiter, Jonesville
It. (?. Wilburn Son, Cross "Keys.
cur.A rr,v a /,. 1 rmj:d
Ity n I\ r*i>trat Cough, hut Ret
m .iiirutlv t'.imil 7?v eJinn/i/if.
Juiii'ti I ttniiit Kcinviiy.
3VFr. li. i\ Unilin.v, a Mudont at law
ia (imcnvillo, S. Ii:i-1 born trouble*
fur four or live yours wil.lt a coiitiniiou:
11 w 1 licit lit1, pays, "i?ipally alarinc
mo, oauaii g ino b? it ar that I wauinHv
liiv.t at a 140 of rus'.s'iinj'f i ?n." Mr
1 ill fl?n go, Invijlf ri'flt < lutJiilifl lrtl.'i
('ongli Lomotly a !\orti-o-l, oondu !oc
!o try i(. how road what. In- says of il
<,1 stv.n fi-lt ? it ntajkrthle rbuitgcam
flor lisi; '/ I wo I) iiIim <(f tlio i woniyllvo
?'< ?;t 17:0, was permanently curct.0
?t/d by, I', t'. L'uLo.
i Special Advertisements
Notices will bo inserted, in this column at
1 the rate ul" word-; or less for :.'5c one issue,
four issues for 75c. Additional lines over
twenty live words 5c a lino.
Tl IE STAR. 1)1? E AM Ell, Til E SU1Jstitute,
Darrell, l?y the author ol
Eben Iloldcn, Lady Uo3o'a Daughter,
Under the llose,; The Traitors, A l'ai
Heel Baron, At the Time Appointed,
l'eggy O'Xeii, Mat jorle, The Citcle and
other boohs and the June number of the
Fashion Magazines at
Scaifk's.
None of the readers of
The Times, should spend a dollai
until they have seen Flynn's new stock,
They can firs'; look around in the other
- stoics, and then when they go intc
" Flynn's and see the beautiful new goods
that uro so cheap they can toll that
Kl\ llll'c 1<J f il?-?- 1 -
- m 10 vuv U/ U1IJ I1ICIL mJUUb
Theiv they can save from 20 to ffjc on
every SI U0. It.
ARGAINS IN 8 DAY CLOCKS
to reduce stock at Trefzer's.
19-2c. *
I" F YOU 1IAVE ANY JOE WORK
Tiib Union' Times would be pitasec
to do it for you. ?
TF YOU NEED A FINE SAFE
Jl low is your time, also nearly nev
0 foot show case. See Tiiefzer. 19-21
WE ARE OPENING TODAY A
big lot ol' attractive new goods thai
will do you good to look at. I will not
quote the pi ice for you would uot bc<
lieve it possible that such beautiful, new
y fresh goods could be offered at any sue!
udicuiouslv low priets. Come and set
tlnm, and 1 will be pleased to tell yoi
all about them. You are respectfully
invited to exauiiue this feast of new anc
attractive bargains at Flynns. It
EOT (IF OLD PAPERS FOl
side at Union Times office. 20i
per hundred.
WASTED?SEVERAL PERSONS
of character and good reputatioi
in each State (one in this county re
quired) to represent and advertisi
_ old established wealthy business
houso of solid financial standing,
Salary $21.00 weekly with expenssi
additional, ail payable in cash each
Wednesday direct from head ofTico
; llorse and carriage furnished wher
neeesaarv. Referonp** V.nnlftcn ?..ii
, muvivOC OC1 I
addressed envelope. Coloniul Co.
331 Dearborn St., Chicago. 12-121
J rHJKSALE AT A BARGAIN?ONI
1' almost new iron safe, weighs ovei
2.U0U pounds. See F. G. Tkeizku.
19-2t.
tT7*11 AT FIA'XN IS GOING TC.
v V do with the big piles oT now good
i)e is petting in now every day nobody
can tell. But Flynu says if you look a
the big lots lie is selling from mominf
until night you will say that they wi,
not last long. Flynn is certainly doing
the business now. They boil^ve i:
(juick salts and small prcths at Ki.lxn's
. &
WANTEI> ? YOUNG MEN TC
prepare for Government Positions
Fine opemnge in all departments. Goo
dalaues ltapid Promotions. Exami
n nations soon, particulais free.
v later-State Cor. In&t.
18-121 Dtdar ltapids, la:
il Weekly Crop Bulletin.
5
11 Columbia, S. C.. May 12, 1903
Cqyn planting is llniehed, except oi
* bottom lauds, and much is up to fairly
K gotd stands, but is growing t lowly am
s looks .sickly. Birds and and wo:iu3 con
0 tinue damaging especially on button
. lauds, and a great deal of repU it big ib
ino itisiif* ?" - 1
0 v.uvu kuiu iJ?*> rt 1VIU ItS
0 li st and soine its second cultivation.
I- There is an improvement ia tire slant
of cotton, as lute plantings are corniui
' , up better than early ones; much of ilv
!i i alter was planted and tins is now com
^ it.g tip to 1 airly good stands. Planting
tl is neur'.ng c ujpletion. Jioino ftslds liav<
>. teeh chopped. Cotton is growing slowl;
, and looks sickly from tho t IT cts of tli
' tasteily, cool winds.
s Tobacco has fair stands, but continue!
i- small. Transplanting is finished am
t. replanting generally Dnished. xVhil
e oa'a continue loor, and wdl not evei
,, mftke a fair crop, there is a general itn
* ptovcntcnl In condilition, especially it
1- where tho rainfall was heuxiest. Oit
n are in full lrad, and ripening in tin
eastern counties, but the heads aie no
\ lining will. NVheat continues p o
P owing to tu?t aid trw-simi lbs. So tin
ft ileitis of grain have been plowed undei
and planted to other crops. Fruit coti
t times p utilising, al:hough there an
i tiumeioui reports of dropping. Tin
1 crmmeic.al crop of ptachts will beat
'? axe age one, front present indications
llice is doing poorly. Melo..s neu
warmer xveather. Uplatid pis'urs art
- failittg in the western counties. Gar
- dwr.s are doing well. Ti ackers ate ship
- p:ng beau?, xxliite pobToes and lavg?
quantities of berries. The w estern cour
l' lies need tain, aud the xvhols S'ati
warmer weather.
\ Union.?Santuc: Unusually cloudj
' and cool ;Srcunldrj; planting piogrcsstc
although not finii-hed; some cotton com
j iug up, but it is too cool for fnvi rabli
i_. | ge; initiation; fruit is dropping; whit<
. potatoes took well and are lite froir
bugs.?K. W. Jeter,
r '
For City Clerk and Treasurer.
I am a candidate for roe'cetiw ol
Tieasurer for the town of Union according
to an Act. of iho last General As,
sembly, calling for said election to U
held t icocd Tuerd.iv in June next.
Hespeotfully,
10. W. i). Aiitiii r.
*
1 I hereby ann >u:.ce myself a c mdidab*
? hrUletk and TmH?urer of the city ol
Union, S. c,. for eb.ciUn on ti e flth d-*j
1 of Juno, and will ^rrat'y apptecUte the
j people's support.
J , S. M. Him, In., K. U.
I hereby announce myself n candi1
dale for election to thu ollloo of Tre.isurer
of.Town of Union, .u.
J. V. 5'cLuk*.
ALL WE
t
Is that you giv
ypu on what bs
more of your t
deal of money i
i
Our Goods are Corr
tin fill nafoSir?
- m?m MSB L/ViCilld)
, Otherwise our
increased to its
Every few da;
house to fill
daily made in
such sales befc
i You will find
, ^ \ an<^ P1 *ces 1
' Ask to See Our L!n<
1 White Mercerized M
1 Just the thing
{ the price is rig
\ you bought a s
1 shirt waist pin
) the 3rd shipm
the set.
i
Come and Look Thi
' Our Wash Stuff.
I -\T 'II ? ?
ion win una j
J White Organdi
cheapest that 1
; tion of a lady (
r we ask is that;
buy.
Im c L U
f
1 , The Under
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i FI M. JOHNS
} 1^ EAL 1
I Kent
; Prompt attention w
j S business plac
. t onriCB
i { M. & P. Bank BIdg.,
i
l ???????
i' Tomb St
' I ? Tablets,
e a ar% ar|d MLon
, $ ifcss
'' fl Mado of befit grade-of White or C
' g neat designs, pi
; $ W. W. COOPER
, Call on mc at M. W. Bobo
-tea "tea ^
A Startling Test. fy|
= To save a life, I)r. T. (?. Merritt, of
- No. Mehoopany, Da., made a startling
i teat resulting in a wonderful c.ire. Ho .4
writes, "a patient was attacked with 11
1 violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcera- *r
tion of the stomacn. 1 had often found 0<
. Electric Hitters excellent for acute n*
stomach and liver troubles so I pre- I?*
scribed them. The patient gained from w
. the lirst, and has not had an nttack in ge
. 14 months." Electric Bitters are poai- at
tively guaranteed for Dyspopsia. Indi- dt
gestion, Constipation and Kidney te
. troubles. Try them. Only 50c at th
1 F. C. Duke. C.
AD VERTIS EDLE TTEaS JJ
> Uem lining in the Poat Office at Union .
< (* .< .? .1.- * ?- -- ,n
?> v/.t l\/l tuo wusK ending May ID, I "j[
1903. ?
Ahxamler, Francis *Helton, E II ?>f
Blackwell, J P Hewitt, George dr
Black well, Mrs Jane Jones, Mis3 Essie bi
Brandon, John J*oviugs, Jim an
B.iggr, O II I*ong, John ar
Corker, W II McGahee. J A or
Coleman, Nanc/ McGill, Meek (n
Cohen, MJ Minshdl, Frrd'ek o*
Davis, John Nelson, Mrs Mary \
F.dwards, Mrs Ellen Narle, John i
IMis, T W . liobs, G H
Green, II B Kloe, Clara D
Greer, Mies Do'a Straus i & Co II C
Gilman, W II West, I<ee
Persons calling 'for the above let- aj
tors will please say if advertised, and I
will be required to pay one cent lor I
their delivery. I 1
J. O. HIWthr. P. M. 11
" \ A
e us an opportunity to shov
isis wc have outlined to get
)usincss. It means a great
saved to our customers.
A
ect.
business would "never have
i present large proportions,
^s orders are s6nt from tbis
up the great gaps that arc
our stock. We never bad
>re on Black Dress Goods,
all the newest weaves here
that will tempt you to buy.
J of
ladras.
for a dressy shirt waist, and
ht we will guarantee. Have
et of those lovely large pearl
s. We have just received
ent and the price is only 25c
rough
ust what you want. "Your
ies are certainly the best and
[ have eeem,'* was the exnres
A. ~
iustomer the other day. All
you visit our stor j before you
RVE S',
sellers.jj
jon'JTOT!
EST AT* |
Tn Q.M
ill be givflEto all
ed with usl^k I
union W. |
IHMMMIIUHNMUIIH
sr gsra&'m'DBr *arvsr j?-*?ones,
ft . |
Slabs, J1, 5
luments 2
lolored Marble. Good work, ^
ices right. &
Agent for W
SOUTH CAROLINA MARBLE Hi
* WORKS. J
'8 store, Union, S. C. ?
tortgage Sale of Real Estate*
Under and by virtue of a power oor,ined
in a mortgage given me by James
. Rodger, dated September 4th. 1890
id recorded in the office cf the Clerk ct
ourtand Register of M?sne Couveylce
for Union County in Book of Mortiges
M No. 12, page 19< ar < qf the
ritten consent of oaid Jauf Vodsr
to the amouut due on jf \go
ibt, and to t he sale of / *? N ^
scribed in said roortg-J
n consent is record edM&S J
io Clerk of Court and/ j
onveyance for Uniof *41
al estate is situatff
id mortgage. / JhJM'
I will sell befoj&f foZj
the town otj&Jtffc *4 1 -d
ine, 1903, fa* J
le, all that/ t
land co/ \ ft % It- > * \ $k
sdths of / Sp - M
illdings (> -;<{d > :,
idsitua^ *5 rJ
id Count* ?7^UlOtform^
% . o/?./
ov* Mrs. Ntf .% ^4g?
longing to V J* '4*7*) Fr
nu Smith) and\ ' '.*??
James II. '
TKUMS OF %f/<5V| a *#
May 7, 1903, Vl