The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 04, 1903, Image 7
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flAPPKNINGS. OF 1NTKBB&T ABOUT TOWN
Mr. 0. Evaue Sttiiiii lttuiuM T! itivfe |
day from a business flip to Atlanta.
Mr. Artf ?ur (iaujt haa-accepted a ixisilir>*i
wifli flip now llrm Tliu lVitlorv
Rev Uw S. Jor.es is conducting a protraced
meeting at Buffalo this week.
Mr. Will Sparks lias returned from n'
visit to hit aunt, Mrs. W. I), liewley,
of Chester.
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Mr. Daniel Morgan has returned
home after spending several woeks in
Blacksburg.
Rev. W. K. G. Humphries preached a
sermon tQ the Odd Fellows at Buffalo
Sunday August 30.
Mrs. Lundy Hames and son, Sarralt,
who have been visiting relatives in Galfney
have returned home.
Mrs. pora Powell hs^r returned from
Charlotte, N. C,, wheie she went for a
summer outiug. Mts. Klkins, her sisr
ter, rtturned home with her.
The handsome two-story brick school
houre erected by the Excelsior Knitting
Mill authorities for the benefit of the
childten of that community has been
completed.
Mrs. Robt. Goeset, wife of Mr. Rovt,
Go^sett, superintendent of the spinning
room in the Union Cotton Mills, is very
low. Htr friends have almost despaired .
of Ler recovery.
Union** first bale of cotton was marketed
Tbuteday. It was brought in by
Mr: T. J. Alverson and weighed about
430 pounds. It was bought by Mr. M.
W. Bobo at 15c a pound. . .
marriea m ueuiei manse, in voik
county, #. C., Aug. 29, 1903, by Itev
W. B. Arrowood, Mr. Samuel S. Smith,
of York county, S. C., and Mias Be
Nicey Davits, of Richmond, Va<
The paved sidewalks on Main street
have added very greatly to tbecoiven
ience and comfort of the public. Confyd^njble
Improvement is being made on
fotpe other streets, particularly Church
street. New rock curbing and fii*a
gravel have helped very much. We.
oommend'our Mayor and his force of
helpers, and hope to see the good work
continue.;
^ We have in our shelves many remedies
for constipAtion and biliousness,
bftt t{ie peyof failing, common ?ene<*
cure is foishd only Vn Ramon's Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets, This Treatment
curtt by relieving*ilia cause of the
trouble; tgo Pink Pill arouse the liver,
while the Tonic Pellets tone up the or,u
gans and insure natural and healthy
conditions, Complete treatment? two
medicineSr-Cu doses?full direction*?
26 cts. S?l<| by Union Drug
Stops Coat^ and Works off the Cold
Laxative tronooQu'nire Tablets curr
acrid in one day. No cure, no pay
pike 25 cents.
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Clothing and S
rAi SENDER TRAIN
?AI,L,S THROUGH TRIiSTlvli,
Everybody on Train Killed or Injured
Iixccjd JPi yc or Six.
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we go !o prc.r. we learn of the fol- 1
lb wing accident: v
lietwcoii 11 and*12 o'clock a crowded
1? if.songcr train on lbs 3 C's rail read i
v.cut. through a luetic over Cripple
Cretk thne miles from Yorkvilie.'
Kveryone on the train except* or (J
were killed or injured.
Mrs. Tcxnnn Citdd.
Thin good woman died at the home of
hor son, Mr. J. C. Cudd, West. Union,
Sunday, August *23, and was buried at
Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church of which
she was a member. Mis. Cudd had
been in bad health for several months,
iij fact had bteu conliaed to her bed for
several months, suffering from cancer.
She was llfty eight yeais old. She hoe
her suffering with Christian fortitude,
and has gone to her reward in heaven.
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A Deserved Promotion.
Mr. Gu3 11. Sanctis, who is the son of
an esteemed and substantial citizen of
West Knd, Mr. Joseph Sanders, and
%1'ltn fr*r orimo enuru liou hurl /.#
n uuuio J V-imu IIIHI IU*U VtlCll *71
tlio Grocery Department of tlie Union
Cotton Mills Department, Store, lias co?i?
nocted himself with the. interests of
Union's wide-awake hnsimst house,
Tiib Union Giioc'eky Company. Wo
wi*h Mr. Stud ere, who is a moot excel*
lent young man and a land wot king and
industrious salesman, till success in hkf
new Held, lie will appreciate a visitfrom
all his friends and says lie is in |?>sition
to take belter care of lite interests
of his friends than ever before. We
think that the management of Tim
Union Gkoceuy Company is to le
commended for the excellent coriw of
capable and stiictly moral men it is employing.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Union
S. C., for the week ending tf apt. 4,
1903.
Ballenger,Miss Grace Hughes. L'zz'e
II L. 11^ X- - * T A. r IV
rniutia, jjcuijkj ' uousion, i< it
Hriggs, Mrs Liyy.ie Jeter, J C
Davis, Mary A Jolly, J L
Davis, E P Kershaw, Mose
I)6c8, K L Dawson, Ed
lieari, IjmMM . Lyles, Ellen
Ditimavy, I'T Mitchell, Kolx rt
Ployd, libhop Mose ley, L D
Poster, Win Norace, Mary J
Ganl% G II Owens, A J
Gilliam, Joe W Smith, Henom
Geninon, T J Tucker, P G
Ilenriiix, W K .Worthy, Elick
l|Uowst, John Wallie, Carrie
itrigho*, Janey
renin a calling for the at>< ve let
lira will please ray if advirtird and
will ba require! to pay one rent f?i
their delivery.
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LOCKHAKT LACONICS.
Personal Paragraphs ? Happenings
in Lock hart, j
Lockiiaut, an?. 81.?The meet in?
of the County Sunday School Conven- '
(ion at Lock hart was notso well attended <
as it was hoped it would be, as onh I
twelve churches were represented. The
sul j^'Cts for discussion were well gotten
up and the talks on them were very edifying,
1
We have been having some very ho
weather, but I did not think ?t was a |
hot hero as it was reported to have beer
at Bald Bock (a flag station on the L ickhart
It. It.) W. It. Brown, the accommodating
conductor ou that, hr.e, sa\>: t
"It was so hot there one day last wre! ;
that the thermometer stood at 176 rhgreen
on a cake of ice."
1 hear some people say the world i 1
growing worse. Now I don't believe i; 1
I think it is growing better. Some fort}
years ago it was common for men t.
fight each other at. most every gather inc.
phnr^r rinf nvnnnforl \T.nn ? fi .-#!?# t I
rare occurrence and a scrap among b io I
is not very common. If you will permit
me to use the pronoun "I"' let me say I (
have pot seen alight in several yea is
Further, let me think, I do not retneui 1
ber of hearing any oue use profane language
possibly during this year of giec ,
1003. If any one is in distress the pen
pie here are charitably disposed and i'
iheir needs are pressing a purse is mad
up for them sufficient to satisfy theii
needs.
Mr. and Mrs. I) D. Uobbins while or
a visit to the home of Mr. W. ltobbins .
pf Whitmire, lost by death their olde* 1
child, Fay. She died on the 2">th in-u
Hlie was 2 years and 1 months old. Thei>
youngest child lias also been quite sic!
and is very inucb emaciated. It h
eleven months old and weighs eleven
pounds. Mr. and Mrs. I). I), ltobbiiliave
returned to IiOckhart.
Conductor and Mrs. W. It. lirown
have a boy at their house that n.j ?icin
the cognomen of Maxwell an I i
just six months old and tips the beam a
23 pouuds without the basket. Mr 11
says for me to say that "lie is tin- chij
off the old block," but I cannot ihinsso.
To say "a chunk" would suit better.
So Lockbatl has the largest a id sm ill
Sst babies to their ages perhaps in the
county.
Glad to see Moxy at the S. S convention.
He liunlt d us up and shook Inudwith
us iu brotherly stylo. Come again
Bro. Moxy, and the next Lime bring
your knitting.
Boin tp Mf. and Mrs. F. F. M irtin,
on the Aug. yftth, a son, Frank Whitnrr.
Missei Lillie ami Itisi Wood, of
Union, are visiting friends and relatives
in Lockhart. IIomo.
A Car.!.
We beg to inform our friends and
patrons that on and after the 1st o
September we will be found at the
new stable on Bachelor street, formerly
occupied by the Miller-Robinson
Co. We will sell buggies at first
cost bought of them.
85-2fc Chawfokd St Ayoook,
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joxesvifli; jottings.
Engineer ami Fireman Robbed,
Snspicioi: Falls on Three Colored
Iloys- An Arm Facer a I ?d? VI'.
(). \V. fee Cream?Gttna for
Joncsville Guards ? l*eople
( owing and Going.
Jonic?vi!?i.u, Au^ 31.?A ?howci
of r;ii;t S.funlay i.'ghl br? ught ii.?
temperature down ;c it ?1 -orees, and
another last night*reduced the* heal
s'ill ten more, so that today our peo
pie are enjoying the change very
much.
Saturday at Lockharc Junction
while the Lockhart train was waiting
at the Junction some one went iutc
the engine while the train men were
out and opened the engineer s and
fireman's box and stole two pocket
books which contained about ten dollars
with some other papers. dmpicion
rested upon three negro boys
that were about the June ion,
in J they were nrrstid and
bn ught to Joncsville and this in >111
ing they paid the railroad men tli ii
no liry but denied the crime. 'I hey
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nrciv lUiccismi, 01 CO'.irSO. 88 tflCy 11 1 I
jatisfied the men who !o->t the in >; ey
while there was rio p Jut blank proof
igtnst them. Tfieir names arc
lhad Kcl'ey, Coti l?yars and Da 1
Kuban ks.
Last week a colored boy, Sherman
Clowney, got his a: m badly I near., ted
in the brick mill of Mr. J. N. Li t'ojohn.
Dr. Southard dressed she
wound and he found no broken
loncs. 4
The ice cream festival scivcd b
:he Woodmen of the World Camp
lero Saturday evening was a success,
he proceeds amounting to ?28.00.
The camp has twenty-five members
with the probability of many more
lie rubers soon.
The Jonesville Guards received
their guns last week. They arc the
mproved army guns, but hang me,
f I can give the name of them.
Mr. Charle3 L. Bryant has taken
e position with Ilames & Scott,
where he hopes to serve his many
Fiends and customers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fowler,
ifr.er spending a two weeks visit with
elativeR at Jonesville, have returned
0 their heme at Florence, Ala.
Mrs. A. S. Boyd, nee Miss Susie
Fo vler, of Florence, Ala,, is visiting
icr iu- ther. Mrs. Margaret Fowler.
Mrs. V). W. Fowler is visiting hci
laughter, Mrs. J. Iv. Rush, at Mid
way, Tenn.
Little Miss Maud Garner, ol
Lriion, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Florence McGowan.
Mr. Sam Littlejohn has returned
froJi an extensive trip on the road.
Mr and Mrs. John Rodgers. after
1 visit of a fortnight with their
laughter, Mrs. I)r. Chambers, tourncd
yestetday to their home in
\tlanta.
Mrs. Dr. Bates, of Clifton, is visting
her brother, Dr. Southard.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Reid, cl
'ii:r - 3 i . T
kjincoi'j visuea relatives in >oncs/illc
last week.
Miss Joauie Wilson, of Charles
:on, is visiting the family of Mr
Stolle.
Mr. L. A. Johnson, of Union,
nsited his brother, T. Q. Johnson,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. W. T. Jeter, of Carlisle, was
n our town a short time today on
ais way home from Lockhavt when
lie had been attending the County
Sunday School Convention. lie
reported the convention a good on*4,
ilthough the attendance was small.
Mr, C. II. Foster returned today
ifter spending three weeks in the
Southern part of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cudd, of
Spartanburg,,have been visiting the
family of Dr. Southard.
Miss Nina "Hates, of Clifton, has
been the guest of the Miss Southanl
this week.
Miss Sallic (lamer, of Pinckncy.
is visiting Miss Helen Farr.
Tklbimionk.
McCreery Glymph.
Graduate Optician.
writ i. i
?i?u iwtive years cxpenence It
.he practice of Opthalrafcs in man;
f the largest cities of the North, no?
permanently located at Unfon, ?S. C
Krrors o! Astigmatism, Strabismus
Photophobia, ^Presbyopia, Hypsrmctropia,
Myopia and Aj'hen-pii
^ ?rreeled i^y the uso of spec'ac'ea., Ii
not convenient to visit my oHm
notify me and I will call'at your resi
lone.
Ortirie, M & P. Bank building res
Union Drpg Store. Hours 9 to 12
m., 2 to 6 p nor.'
EYES TESTED FREE.
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iSRefriger8tof- I
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j ? An ice Crean"
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A Dixie Mosquito Cano
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^ Porch and Piazza Biinc
;| Screen Window Awning;
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A STOCK OF THE HI
VEGET\BLEand F
Sufficient to convert the whole o
niainmotl
TRUCK FARM OR FL
A few White Multiplying or
The mildest ll-ivorel ami host for p
for winter use at
-??DUKE'S
j|j Special Sale of TIN
[jra For 10 days I am
gas some unheard of p
W? line. It will pay )
w2 this sale whether yc
m present or not.
I R. M. E S
p The Fancy G
S Quick Delivery.
Realizing 1
I a*
That the people of Union and
the best ofeverything going, v
willi
The Estey Orgar
Also Wheeler & Wilson
Domestic Sewing Machines,
proved, most up-to-date sew in
he induced to buy an inferior
t get one of these at the same p
"We also Repair and
* For all makes of machines, a
' bands, etc. in stock. Headqi
ch an disc of everv <li-v>rt?>tinn
ing Machines. Satisfaction \
trial. Yours to
j. H. S F
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; Freezer,
A Hammock, i
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hey are cheap at ?
a
ture Store, j
GHEST GRADE
LOWER SEEDS
f Union county into one
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IOWER GARDEN.
Nest On'on Sots on hand,
tickles, also the best keeper
DRUG STORE.
[WARE. |
tfTi
going to give SB
rices in this jgl
rou to buy ?*it otJ
m need it at SB
5 T E S. 1
irccer. M
:he Fact
iti*^
I county are entitled to
ve are supplying them
the sweetest. toned and
9 mostpopu'ar organ made.
No. {), New Home and
Three of the latest img
machine made. Don't
machine when you can
rice.
Furnish Supplies
uid carry oil, needles,
i'liters for musical merino'uding
Victor Talkiruaranteed.
Give us a
\lease,
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