The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 26, 1903, Image 5
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JY Men's 50c Shir
* Men's 75c Shiri
. Men's $1.00 Sh
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? Ladies' 75c Oxfords fo
[ Ladies' $1.00 Oxfords I
Ladies' $1.25 Oxfords
All 5c Calicoes for 3 ?c,
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gt All 10c Gingham for 7<
jfl Arm & Hammer and
pound packages, 3c j
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W ^ a bargain,
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J approval and no goods
? Yours for
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Local Schedule for Passf,nror Trains
TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA.
Arrive 9:00 a. m. Depart 9:00 a. m
" 1:50 p.m. " 2:10 p. m
TRAIHB FROM BPA&lAVBUBG.
Arrive 11:85 a. m. Depart 11:85 a. m
" 9:10p.m. 44 9:80p.m.
Cloee 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
Asheville, etc.
Noo. 9 and 10 carry through sleep'
ers between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
SEABOARD SCHEDULE.
No, 27?South bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle at 2 a. m.
No. 31?Arrives at Carlisle at 10:25 a. m.
No. 38?North bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 3:37 a. m.
No. 34?Arrives at Carlisle 6:48 p. m.
Local News Notes
Points Personal and Otherwise
Picked up and Paragraphed
by Our Pencil-Pusher.
Mr. O. T. Barnett paid Tub Times
a visit Saturday.
Mr. Mack Johns paid Tiie Times
a visit Saturday.
Miss Pearl Briggs and Mits Sallie
Palmer are visiting friends at Carlislo
this week.
Mrs. J. P. Rice and little son, Morrison,
of tJacksonville, Fla., are visiting
relatives in Union.
Miss Maude Kelly is pursuing a course
in the business school. Miss Maude is a
sister of Mrs. J. H. Spears.
Miss Alba Walker left this week for
Rock Hill where the goes to attend the
summer school for teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McNeace left
Union Monday for a weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Anderson, S. C.
Miss Jennie Txiu Brown of Aiken
Pfssed through Union this week on her
way to Arkansas where she goes to spend
the summer.
we are sorry to suite tnat miss Mahal*
Smith is prevented from attending
the State Summer School on account of
the illness of her mother.
The work of nutting down the cement
<1 side walla is being rapidly carried out.
I It is one of the greatest improvements
seen in our city in many a day.
Mr. E. G. Wilson was in Union
Tuesday. Mr. Wilson is engaged in thf
Y. M. C. A. work in the State. Hede
votes most of his time to college Y. M
C. A. work, bat during the summei
^ months gives some time to the genera
work of the organization, Mr. Wilsor
is a pleasing young gentleman and seemi
to be deeply interested in the work com
liitted to his h*nd*.
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Silver Leaf Soda in JJ tu
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W$n diffch "mtlls^ is this*week carTy- '
ing ou a meeting at that place. Mr.
White has recently held meeting* at 111
Lockhart and Sautuc, two other points Ho
in his field. Mi
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The summer business school enrolled
quite a number of new students this Na
week. The work is moving along Mi
nicely. The opportunity to begiu the Mi
course is still open. What a blessing it au(
would be for many a young man or woman
if they could be induced to take this arc
course at so reasonable a price. usl
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The Editor of The Times was invi- aDj
ted to the cutting of a bee tree by Mr. ,
T. K. Foster Tuesday afternoon. A wl
large oak was cut and several pounds of
hmey extracted. Though there was tht
not bo very much honey secured, the excitement
and entertainment were all that R<
could be desired. It is fun to cut into
the house of a twarra of wild bees.
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The trees along Main street have all ^
been removed. Our friends from the
country will hardly know us when they Wl
come again. The water melon wagons no
will miss ihe shade trees. So, also, will
the watermelon eaters. But the removal
of the trees is quite a gain in the (
matter of appearance. Main Street has af{
a business like appearance that befoie ? \
was lacking. bo
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Mr. W. C. Wilburn of King's Creek, Tc
Cherokee County, called in Monday and th
chatted a lew minutes with -the editor, im
Mr. Wilburn was on Mis return from a Pi
visit to relatives and iriends at Clifton ?
mm vyiuoa ivc)o. lie OApcuicu IU owy
over on a brief visit to his brother, Mr.
J. H. Wilburn at Lockhart. He made I
this journey on horse back, and he said
that he found it to he a good thing that
he did not try to make the trip in a
buggy.
The committee appointed to locate the
Carnegie Library decided Monday eveniug
upon the lot now occupied by the
First Baptist church. The church will
be removed within the next few weeks
and the lot turned over to the librrary
committee. The lot for a new Baptist n
church was puchased two years ago, and
lies between the residence of Mr. Btaly J
and Mr. Morris Moore. The work of
building a new church will begin at an
early day.
A petition asking the railroad commissioners
to compel the Southern railroad
to give us a better passenger depot
for Union was circulated this week.
Tub Timh8 editor gladly signed the doc- .
It is a move injthe right direction. The 1
present structure is altogether out of "
keeping with (he new life and progress
of our town. We hope all our leading
i business men will sign the petition, ana
) that soon we shall see a different state of
> affairs at the! railroad station. We
. have but one railroad here and that fact
r shouM make the railroad authorities
I ashamed to give us such poor accomodat
tioDS. They get all the benefit from
s freight aud passenger traffic, and should
- be willing to do a better part by the
public.
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A Prosperious Colored School.
C. H. Jones, the principal of the
:olored graded school here, has boen ap>oiuted
financial ?ge..t. for the Clintoo
formal and Industrial Institute located
it llock Hill, S. (X
This school Is under the auspices ol
he Zion A. M. E. Church and needs
>5,000 to be able to meet the requirenents
of its rapidly increasing enrollment,
having passrd the Ave hundred
mark in the last school term. Unlike
aoet solicitors for school funds, Jones
ro poses to canvass among the generous
carted people of the South, as they
ave always responded liberally to the
eeds and necessities of colored churches
rd schools.
We wish him success in this Held and
elieve Union, his home, will give him
s creditable a contribution as any town
f its size in the State.
Startling Evidence.
Fresh testimony in great quantity is
instantly coming in, declaring Dr.
Ling's New Discovery for Consumpon,
Coughs and Colds to bcunequaleu.
recent expression from T. J, McFarind.
Bentorvillo* Va., serves as examle.
He writes; "I had Bronchitis for
iree years and doctored all the time
uthout being benefited. Then I began
iking Dr. King's new Discovery, and a
5w bottles wholly cured me."
'qually effective in curing all Lung and
hroat troubles, Consumption, I'neulonia
and Grip. Guaranteed by F.| C,
uke, Druggist. Trial bottles free, reglar
sizes, 50c. and $1.00.
'itt's Trial Has Been
jecial to The State.
Spartanburg, June 22.?After disposg
of a number of docket cases and
lUline work the court of general ses- 1
ons today took up the cise of Iteuben i
itts, charged with the murder of Ed- <
ard Foster.
The case was continued until the next
rm of session court. 1
The following affidavit or certificate I
as introduced: <
Ashcville, N. <\, June 22, 1903. <
This is to certify that Mr. lleubeu B.
tts, of Laurens, is in Asheville, N. C., 1
ider my personal care, suiteiiug with
beiculosis. Mr. I'itts also has nervous <
ostralion and in my judgement should ,
rupulously avoid all mental and nerus
attain.
(Signed) Jas. A. Buruouoiis, M. D. 1
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LOCKIIART LETTER. <
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Cupid Kept Busy?This Is Ilia ]
Busy Month.
Lockhart, June 22. It is said that 1
luring the mouth of June Cupid gets
his best work." This quotation has
Bn verified in this town the past week c
the following facts will show.
There was a very pretty wedding in '
s Presbyterian church on the 17 inst. '
ie contracting parties were Mr. II. Vs v
Igood and Miss Sarah Bailey, daughter
Aft? rrctkm^ 11
r rendered by Miss Mary Murphy, of ^
lckney. The attendants were Mr.
bt. Garner and Miss Rhoda Carter, *
. Wilka Stephenson and Miss Alice
stwford, Mr. John Ross and Miss J
innie Wilkerson, Mr. M. E. Sealy and
ss Madge Gault, Mr. Ed. Bailey and J
8S Mamie Lackey, Mr. E'zie Wood
3 Miss Carrie Bailey. Masters Ricbl
Wilburn and Willie Hope were the 1
tiers. (
rbe groom is the second hand in the
nning room. They hive the good J
shes of this correspondent.
Married on June 17th at the home of
b bride, Mr. Clarence E. Bailey of
ickhart and Miss Lizzie Robbins of
ick Hill.
Since writing the above we have had a
ry hard rain accompanied by loud
under and vivid lightning. At this
iting (morning of the 23) the liver is j
t mush swollen. |
Homo. 1
Our customers often complain of the
ter effects of the ordinary liver pills
they leave one almost with locked
wels, but this disagreeable feature is
oided by Ramon's Liver Pills and -j
?nic Pellets?the Pills touch the Liver, 1
e Tonic Pellets regulate bowels, and
sure normal, natural conditions,
ice 25 cts.
Realizing
That the people of Union ?
the best of everything going
with
rhe Estey Orgs
Also Wheeler & Wilsc
Domestic* Sewinc Machines
'proved, most up-to-date sei
be induced to buy an infer
get one oi these at the sam<
We also Repair ar
For all makes of machines
bands, ttc. in stock. Hea
chandise of every diseriptu
ing Machines. Satisfactio
trial. Your
J. H. S
Etta Jane Etchings.
Etta Jane, June 22 ?Faimers are
needing rain on their uplaids while their
bottoms in many places are two wet.
Much of the land has been planted ov- r
since the flood, and much of it is totally
unf.t to work, and will be for years yet.
The destruction along Pacolet river <specially
is appalling. Hon. W. Judson
Sarratt will lose sixty acres of cotton on
bis farm.
We hope the antlioiities of Union and
Cherokee counties will see their way
clear to replace the bridges at Skull
Shoals and Grindall Shoals which were
swept away by the high water. These
were great conveniences to the neighboring
counties as well as the general traveling
public, and their displacement is a
great inconvenieuce.
Mr. T. Jeff Hughes passed here this
a. m , going into York county hunting
up a load of chickens and eggs for the
Union market. The loss of the bridges
over 1'acolet is a great hindrance to him
in his work. But Jeff will '-get tinm
all the same," even though l.e has to
travel a long way around to do so.
Itev. T. F. Boc/.-t, of GatTney, filled
ths pulpit at Salem yesterday, llis text
io. !nl>.. 1" t" ~
... .v..u i.i. xu c.maiqueues or Use
high water Rev. Mr. White did not get
there on the 1st Sabbath of the mouth.
He will (D. V.) lill his regular appointment
in July.
The court at Gaffoey last week soon
finished up its business and adjourned.
It didn't hold quite two days but did a
thorough business. Several of the criminal
cases plead guilty. Solicitor Henry
ion't let busiuoss lag. lie was ready to
iischarge the petit jury as soon as the
grand jury got through. In fact the
(>etitjury got through first. Three tejruits
to the chain gang besides some
lues collected was the result of the session.
Wheat is not very good Sorter farmin
didn't cut it at all?just plowed it in
with peas sown for a forage crop.
Mn. Betsy McCullough, a very old
ady living near Gowdeyaville, is very
ow. She was a Miss Goudelock, a
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam S.
xoudeiock of this county, aud a sister of
VIr. William L. Goudelock.
Also Miss Elvira Bark head is quite
mwell. Dr. It. L. Black is her physician.
Owing to the loss of the Skull Shoals
)ridge our mail from Union has been cut
iff, and is now sent via Gaffrey City
Ion. D. E. Finley, M. C., has promised
o do all he can to have the line restored.
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UIO-.OW51 me (K>si oruces ut sunny I
>ide and Sarratts are completely cut off. |
The North Pacolet S. S. Convention e
Oaeta At Corinth rhumb iwxl. Sahhuih
The Wilkinsville Oil Company will
oon be at work building their house and
utting down machinery for the manuacture
of cotton seed oil from this yeais
:rop. We hope iu the near future to
tave a convenient market for wood and
:otton seed. Hon. C. W. Whisonant
las been chosen president. He is a good
inancier and safe business man, and
inder his management we can't help but
rxpsct the enterprise to succeed.
We are sorry to hear that our old com ade,
Dr. A. E. Fant of Meador, is in
jad health, and hope he will soon recover.
Vox.
Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything bo worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H.
Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years," she writes, "I endured insufferable
pain from indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitable
when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length I was induced to try
Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous.
I improved at once ami now
[ am completely recovered." For
Liver, kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
i?nilinino n?l.r KAn 1 1
luctuviuvf ^?IJ wv. no ^uaiiuucuu
by F. C. Duke, Druggist.
Subscribe for Tho Times.
the Fact
ind county are entitled to
j, we are supplying them
11^ the sweetest, toned and
most popular orgau made.
>11 No. 9, New Home and
Three of the latest imving
machine made. Don't
ior machine when you can
5 price.
id Furnish Supplies
, and carry oil, needles,
dquarters for musical mer- I
>n, including Victor Talkn
guaranteed. Give us a
sto please.
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| Savings De\
S Where it makes him 4 per cent.
5 ne3S and prosperity for his future
5 known to regularly save a pertic
vance* in the estimation of the c<
spected for his independence, his
is in position to seize the oppor
own master, by having this bank
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a onwara. xne saving naun gi<
dollar starts you at
| The People:
I B. F. ARTHUR,
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Every
Household
Has use for a Hj
have a good one, a
they need them.
You wanted the
morning and couldi:
Stop at this store on yc
and pick out one. i
small and large.
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We make up assorting
home use, sizes lo suit,
keeping easier.
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hammer this
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Makes houseNARE
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Union, S. O