The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 02, 1903, Image 2
I SMARTZ.GOODWI
I Have put us in a line we ai
E show you.
Ladies' Artistic Foo
"Autobav," for 93.50
I We will give you one of t
1 ting Patent Leather Sli'^c 1
I heel, or a <4Blutchcr" with
1 a cap. "Regiua"? a good
1 ent leather. "Spring Heel
I and childretis ages.
I Fel/.'s Royal Blue foi
8 Selz's Perfecto I?lue fo
8 The more you wear then
I they feel. Gilliam's Choi
I ladies' comfort and the yt
| fiirnrifn pAn?i4ir.?1 C .x?! ?
.< . uinvi JUCU u 111 u i n|ji uijj
for children, $2 and
Clothing I
Complet
Everything that
could need to make
look well-dressed ca
found at this store
New Suits, new 1
new Neckwear and
OvorPAo o
Strictly the
UIII hotter,
Chickash?, I. T., Sept. 24, litOi:
Mr. Editor:
In continuation of fair eulogy t<
the women of Dixie, I shall endeavo
to make my remarks as brirlly a
th) occasion will admit. While it i
true a great deal has been said al
re idy, yet the press of the countn
has made a failure. The plain gos"
sip of the country has been mor<
man a laiiure. The historian dowi
the ages will be a failure. There
fore it is truly befitting that all honoi
and praise-worthy accounts shouh
be accredited them; and who can sa>
that her energies ever grew less
Iler endeavors never lost its holding
and her courage never gave place t<
the bitter disappointment of the hour
They were ever up and ready tr
meet the one and ten thousand diili
culties of the day, and in due season
she met all of the sore trials that
were apportioned her common lot.
But these did not retard the progress
of her natural faculties. In all
of her every day walk, in all of her
business pursuits, which were then
marking out her future destiny, she
never gave vent, she never murmured,
all of her few ileeting hours told
a lasting story. There was no sounding
brass or tinkling symbal kind of
business" in the matter, all meant
something in the upbuilding of the
new born nation. But with that
fixed and steady purpose of mind
she stood out in bold relief. Though
in lit r humble cottage she was not
only the idol of the hoys who wore
the gray, but she was the ministering
angel. {She was first to soothe
the bleeding wounds, she was first to
dry the fallen tear, she was first to
bathe the cheek of the dying boy,
she was the first to cheer the aching
heart, she was fust to shed that comforting
influence that embraced the
dying soldiers; and with those halowed
attributes she never lost sight
of that valorous and patriotic senti ment
which she admired so much in
the boys in ranks. What an expression
by the boys:
When I close mine aching eyes,
Sweet dreams my senses (ill,
And when from sleep I rise
Her bright smiles haunt tnc still.
We h ave God s everlasting proof
that the women of the South "ere
the most chivalrous, and truly devote
1 to the cause in which tl ey
wire engaged. She has shown to
I
N CO. OP
e proud to We
to 01
twear- Model I
and $4.00.
he best, fit- as w
nritli Cuban and
or without and
S3.00 pat- aftei
Is" in misses
"OC'l
r $3.50. rp,
r $3.00. V1?
stvl
i the easier M?1
ce, the old |)rc
Ileel Shoes Silk
go?<
.ine A Nic'
e. C(
Lior
1115111 a pa
him pric
njhr best
rTats,
new still
bari
nun
othe
Best. gr<
the world no lack of bravery. The
word coward is not in her vocabulary;
I. and never in a single day from '61
to '(>5 was she known to shirk a duty.
0 llow well do we remember her in
r that all to be dreaded hospita', when
v I lay there, my life's blood ebbing |
s away. Oh, enchantment! thou art a ,
. jewel. When that good Samaritan
j came with a low, sweet, trembling ,
voice asked my name and what I
> would like to have. I informed her s
1 ot my condition, and with the tender- i
. est care and patience of a mother
r she dressed my bleeding wound.
1 She gave me all the attention that (
j was in her power. And kind reader, <
? ten thousand times were those good! i
r women there to supply the needs of ?*
> the suffering soldiers. They dc- t
. prived themselves of the comforts in i
> order that that they could do some- i
. thing for the brave bo3's at the front. 1
i They took their table linen, tore it q
: into shreds and carded it into lint to ~i
make bandage? for the wounded.
The}' utilized everything that gave
comfort to the men who faced the ^
bullets. And while the saddened events
of the day crowded her men- f
t?:l powers, and seemingly her future
stamina would dwindle into insig- "
nificance. nay verily, the greater the
depression the stronger the courage.
Geo. G Buchanan.
Millinery Openings r
The McLure Mercantile Co. had
their millinery opening Thursday, 1
and judging by the number cf ladies
we saw goihg there, it was a grand r
success. Miss Fannie Clarke, the
efficient milliner, has been with the J
tirni six years, and has many friends
in Union who watch with interest t
her progress in this her chosen work, '-i
cotton mills dkl'artm knt stork. o
The opening of the Cotton Mills 1
store was quite a graud success.
M iss Ada Hancock, assisted by 1
Miss Johnnie Willie took great i
pleasure in showing their splendid
I line of hats to the large number of ]
ladies who came to inspect the opening.
Among the excellent line of
liufa worn ... i. i a ~ 1 ? !
. ..I.w nvic, Willie ttUU urown, jrj
another white and hlack. with tnr
ban foliage; another large purple j,
hat. This latter was greatly ad- a
mired on account of purple being
ail the rage this season. ^
Miss Hancock and Miss Willie are
"home talent," and on that account,
as well as on account of the welltrimmed
hats, the ladies were well
pleated with their inspection.
????r ?1
'ENING. I
pordiallv invito vmi
lr display of 1
Hats and Bonnets I
ell as ready-to-wear P
a n trimmed Hats |
Novelties on and
POBER ist- S
newest weaves in $
ish Drees Goods, *,
lair, Zibeline and
ss Flannels. Also jf
:autiful line of black m J
and other black -J
e, Fresh Supply of |
DFFEE |
t Coffee at 10c sj
ckage, regular |
e l5o. I
PATENT FLOUR j
offered at $5 a 1
rel. Telephone |
iber 72 for any I
>r needs in * |
OCERIES. j
1 Want One.
If you have a good second liand safe
tint you wish to sell, let me hear from
you
It A. B. C., care Union Times.
Citation to Kindred and CreditorsState
of South Carolina, |
County of Union. J
!5y Jason M. Greer, Etq., Piolxile Judgo.
Whereas, J. A. Biggers has made suit
:o me to grant him letters of Adminisr.Uion
on the estate of and elTectb of
iik! n ^f?t\ n-l- j
ii luui/ v>uin, ueceaiea.
These ate, therefore, to cite awl a<lcotiifth
all and singular the kindred awl
sreditors of the. said John McD Coin,
Jeceased, that they he and appear lieforc
ne, in the Court of Probate, to be held
it Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
Loth day of October, next, after pubiiation
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fwe10011,
to show cause, if any they have,
vhy the said Administration should not
>e granted.
(riven uwlcr my hand and seal (his
Kith day of September, Anno Domini,
903.
Jason M Giiker,
Probate Judge.
Published on tlie 2nd day of October,
903, in The Union Tjmf.s. 40-2t.
litation to Kindred and Creditors.
' tate of South Carolina, 1
County of Union. J
ly Jaaon M. Greer, E.-q., Probate Judge.
Whereas, Willa M. IPcks lias made
uit to me to grant her lienors of Adninistration
on the estate of awl < fleets
if Annie M. Hicks, deceased.
These aie, therefore, to cite and id
nonish all and singular the kindred and
reditors of the said Annie M. Hicks,
Uceased that they lie and appear before
w. in the Court of Probate, to be held
t Union C. II., South Carolina, on the
3th day of October, next, after publicaion
hereof, at. 11 o'clock in the fort-noon,
o show cause, if any they have, why
he said Administration should not be
ranted.
Given under my hand aidmi'tliArli
day of September, Anno Domini,
903.
Jason M. Greer,
Proluvte Judg i.
Published on the 2nd day of Octob. r,
903, in The Union Times. 10-2i,
Notice to Tresspassers.
iNoticc is hereby given that all
ersons are forbidden to walk, bunt,
ah, ride or in any routiner trespass i
n lands of the undersigned, situated j
i Cross Keys township.
0-dtp. ' \V. N, Betsill.
)ome?-?I
and jyet your hair cut and i
brushe-l by machinery at [
RAVRN?OROFTS & SON, !
Opposite Post Oflice.
>
Opening Books of Subscription.
Pursuant to a commissiou issued
to the undersigned us corporators,
by tlig Secretary of the State of South
Carolina, on Monday, the 18th day
of September, 1908, notice is hereby
given that books of subscription to
the capital stock of The Rico Drug
Company, of Union, S. C,, will be
opened at tlie office of The Union
Times, iu the town of Union, County
of Union, State of South Carolina,
on Saturday, Oct. 8, 1908, at ten
o'clock a. m. The proposed corporation
will have a capital stock of
$15,000, with its principal place of
business at Union, S. C., and will be
empowered to engage In the operation
of a retail and wholesale drug
business.
F. A. Rice,
1 t n t> a f . ? ?
IV V/. XV. xiLL.ljl.OV,
Corporators.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Rmai.iing in the Post Office at Union
S O., f'?r tbo week ending Oct. 2,
1903.
Abniiii*, Dolfus MuKisaick, .Simon
Alibi ight, Mrs WT McKifwiek, Amos
Brandon, ltosie McKissick, John
Elis, Mary Moore, Dolfus
Eubanks, Mrs J E Mardis. Coleman
Fosice, Dr Ilenry Mood, B.dl
Fowler, Iko Norman, Dane
Fulwood, Nathan Nortlioua, J. \V
Glenn, Thomas Parr, Robt
Gibs. J E Palmer, Mobley
Gilliam. Munro Posey, C P
Gib1?, Mrs Carrie Peters, Sam
Giles, Ellen Smith, Ed
Gray, T^ewis Robinson. Mrs L R
Houston, Mis AC Robinson, Mrs Agr.es
Jordin, E Drajton Shell, lleury
Jeter, J J Sally, Win
Johnson, G W Thomas, S E
Kelly, Rich Wyatt, H K
Lovians, Annie Wilks, Geo C
McLuio. MrsW D Waldrop, W C
Mills, Mr Walker, Clarence
Maid rope, R M Wood, J W
Persons oalliug for the above lei*
ters will please r>ay if advertised, ard
will bo required to nay one cent frr
their ddiivory.
J. C. Hunter. P. M
Special Advertisements
Fresh turnip seed, seed
Rye and Barley at Scaife's.
The only fire insurance
Companies that h ive reduced their
rites i 1 this city are the Greensboro
Companies represented by Geo. ii.
()t iz-.l. Agent. Call on. him for partic|
ii'his 39-tf.
WANTED ? E V E RY1JOJ )Y TO
know that i am giving lcduced
Fire Jwsurance rates on approved risks
in strong Companies.
39-tf. Geo. ii. Qkt/.el.
Waited ? cotton . mill
hands for new mill just increasing
i's plant. Spinning, caul and weave
room help. All new machinery, good
tenements, pure, water and liestof wages.
No hoboes or shiftless lulp desired.
Apply to Moli.ohon Mfo. Co.,
3S-4t- vr.... iw u
... ... ai v. o. v^.
Wanted?you to know
tlmt until the loth of Oct. we
w ill deliver the best Red Ash, F.trsc and
Chestnut Anthracite Coal at $8.70 per
2210 lbs., and the b-st Jellico Domestic
l?!ock Bituminous Coal at $'? 50 per ton,
2000 lbs. I'owkk Fubi, Co.
.'10 .'It Phone 08.
Lookout for flynn's new
stock, it will be rolling in here
next week, and Flynn says there is a
surprise in store for the ladies as to
style, quality and price. You had
better not buy much until you see
Flynn's new goods. It
MISS ETIIEL WALKER WILL
teach mu?icthi winter at her home
on Church street. S u> will In pleased to
see any who wish to take lessuns. 30-2t
PLYNN SAYS 1IE IS FIXING TO
do a big shoe business this fall.
Ho has bought footwear with a view
to comfort and durability; uo substitute
has boon used for leather, and
the line of shoes ho sells this fall are
as good as leather and first class workmen
can make them, and his prices
will be lower, quality considered,
than the same goods have ever been
sold for in Carolina. It
32
Fine Clothing
A FE
FOR THE
ON AND AFTI
We will I
grsndesi
PATTER I
Ever sho^
fore. Th
please yo
our under:
will appc
pocket bo
All are Most (
Our Dres
braces a]
weaves i
We invit
son.
McLURE MEI
THE UND
WONDER STORE
It ban been our aim to
GENERAL SUPPLIES f
room, store, and indeed for
iul and ornamental; and un
gotten to be a saying amon/
Wonder Store you need not
mcnt added to our most woi
FTJR.NITUR
We have put in a large and
vrhich we defy competition,
a regular furniture store, i
tarry long with us. Give u
of what we say here. We 1
Musical Dep
also one of the most attracti
We keep in stock several m
them, but our customers wil
a few of the old reliables wo
"Kimbal," "Western Cottaj
Flano
of many makes at almost an
doubtless savo money to bi
estimated that it costs $65.4
Then you see if you buy fr<
this much more than if you
if you want a Piano and 1
DISC GRAPHOPHONE
instruments. Their talking
comprehension. Big and
11
naipg, CIV., OIU.
Special announcement foi
given later.
S. M. RICE, J
The Early
DON'T DELA^
TOO LO N <
BUYING YOU1
FALL SUl'l
You know if you
have a wider range of vari
get longer wear for the mc
Any "merchant tai
for the name quality, witlu
you the variety to select fi
better fit, not sis good sty I
week or ten days. We s
made by Schloss Bros. & C(
1 Wat\ in nnrl l/\f -
111 auu ICb UD miK. J
J. COHEN, 01(
ia8ia.:::sK:?:?
:a sr
: ladies. *
n noTAnrn i
:K Ub I UdlK ISl
have the
t display of
N HATS
_
wn you bee
styles will
ur eyes and
selling prices
sal to your
oks.
Sordialy Invited
s Goods em11
the latest
md fabples.
e a eompapiSPANTtl
C Oft
HUftll I ILb UUi)
ERSELLERS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
constantly add to oar varied stock of *
or kitckcn, dwelling, farm, office, school
every place and every person, both useto
this end we have labored until it has
y all classes, "If you can't find it at the
; look anywhere else." The last departiderfully
varied stock is
EI!
well selected line of JFurniture, against
Our line consist of everything kept in
and our low prices will not allow it to
is a trial on Furniture and be convinced
ncan to make our
artment
ve features of our business this season,
akes of ORGANS?when we can keep
1 not let them remain long with us. Of
i mention the old "Mason & Hamlin,"
t?e," etc., otc. Can sell you a
y price. If you need a Piano you will
!iv Irnrn no Ha wau la. 2
|?J uuiu UO. JLs\j JUU Miun Ulttl/ lb in
00 to sell a piano by a traveling agent?
>m a traveling agent you pay at least
buy from your resident agent. See us
we will make it to your interest. The
is all the attraction among our smaller
; and singing qualities aro simply beyond
cheap lot of Guitars, Banjos, Violins,
"Wondors" and Xmas Goods will be
r., E. U., Prop.
sia::w::::isaa|
Bird's Feast I
^ STEIN -BLOCW Si
SMART'CLOTHS Jg
twpthls label ?1
beneath the collar |?
decide this question now you
eties to select from and you B
>ney expended.
ilor" would charge you more B
>ut being prepared to give H ^
oin. He would give you no B
b, and keep you waiting a B
ell the hand tailored clothing SI
"the best clothes makers." |j||
it over. 2S
>thier and Furniaher. 8 **