The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 23, 1903, Image 2
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The Gerai .T
? Toque art* tlif
^15 Business
I ^ W om an' s D!
jng of the w
There are Three Pat
of Tailored Costun
A coat suit v. it!i a mode
Harcd skirt, to bo made
short or to barely eser.j .
ground, being j.arti ularly ?'
mended to the business v
who seeks grace *1 > c.ll.: >
bccemiugness a.s uxli a.s s
in a business suit.
1 fV r.V/Tnt Pr l .M i: .' -'I'lt/s t>
in; i / tit' ifAi'.'/'/W.VHJ ;/ C'. 'l/S ti
I "Everything 1
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I No. 72 "A" f<
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No. 72 "B" fo
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Special Ativertisemeu
Notices will lie inserted in this eolnmi
t lie rate ?>!' i"> words or less for :I."ie one iss
lour issues for T.'iu. Additional lines o
twenty- live words 5c a line.
FlltWI TURNIP SEED, Mil
Rye* and Bariey at aikbV,
Expected tTiTs week /
Tlie Union Grocery Co., m
Prunes, new Kvapotatad Peaches, n<
Bunch Raisins, new ('it-run, Currai
and Seeded Riisins. new Pack Olivi
Stuffed Olives. Always see us fur i vei
thing good lo eat.
jPQUU WANTS TO SEE YOU.
New macaroni, fki>
Cheese, new O.it Meal, new G:ai
nuts, new Force, new Mackerel, ;
sizes, fresh Hams and Eicon :ii ihe pla
where new and fresh things are s-1
The Union Gioc;ry Co.
The only fire insuranc
Companies that have reduced the
rates in this c:ty aie the Greensbn
Companies represented by Geo. !
Oelzel. Agent. Call on him for parti
nlars. '?'.? i
New buckwheat flouj
ready pr^partd, no trouble, a:
sure to succeed. Also Georgia Cai
Molassess, New Oi leans Molasses .
Maple Syrup good enough to suit tl
taste of the most exacting. The Uni
Grocery Company.
Tua dewrrn iiuT;oTn e sa\'
you money.
WANTED ? EVERYBODY T
kr.ow that I am giving seduce
Fire Insurance rates on approved nsl
in strong Companies
->9-tf. Gko. II. Oktzki..
OUIt DAIRY BUTTER IS MAK
inga reputation that we.ire ju.itl
proud of We, get it fresh two or Hire
times each week, and it wit do yo\
good to uso a pound of it The Unioi
Grocery Co. 1
Bobo SELLS STOVES and feu
nituie. li
Wanted?pers]mmon. Doi;.
wood. Hickory at.d IJol y Logs
Freight paid on car lo?ds.
Jami-:s Cocksaot,
4'Mra. Charleston, s C.
The union gbo eby company
does not sell Its goods by by
UK mi convince you in.it every nthei
merchant is a thief and a rascal. We
buy the best that we can find of everything,
we employ the best men tint
know, our every effort i* to give sitiyfaction
and we lay down the? haUence
that if you are not one of our custom is
and will trv us f r n mouth we will
make it so satisfactory that you will at
ways be our friend. It
B~obo sjoi.ls tiji; i;i>t ion
less. U
Ladies,
ress You see whe
,,1';' to find outi
Beautiful dn
pattern hats
be glad to hi
i N I .
S": Union . j
s Cation
':S Mills
Depart?'?
meat
Stars, ,
1
for Everybody." rJ
reg
the
the
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coi
>r Store Office [h?n
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nd ;cnl
tin
r Grocery Dep't* t
r so c
IS . Ur, ! '?<...iitat 'IT,..,,.
IKIJ, trtgMH? piici.i iluit art lowe
i ut j-Jnau a iy inMi is IJViiatf io.la<\ Dun'
vVV ! y,M1 T'!i! (iro^n
Do. J. \v!i! save ' on money, j
M On K I J( J Alt Ft) i; L K"5 > AiON
** ?y at J'ubj s. i
i \X/!: 11AVE ji '> r uKt i-;i vKT
k. i ?? ihocl.i iprsl lnu? ?,1" Flower TutP
VV PVliV ?.?!/! i. I
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. v, j l'oac rin-y are stii gone. it. may be- tljI
its | las' lot received i-'iiM Won'U'i
>s, j fstove. It
J !M001iK'S ' ll<'1 MIXXUltEl:
j JlT.L {;. i- 11cm opiate:- and IS esptciali.t
) ud.ip'eii lor u e the croup a; <1 cough
It ol int'u.lsHud e! 1 lie.;. The genuine at
? Duke's s ore. It
WJIEilE Alt IS YOU < UlNi. TO
gel th i'. nice >uilV Ho'.mV. It
cc rpiio-i-: INDEBTED TO J. It
' " X \\ i LCI TT v id lit.d their accoutre
_ in iny i.ai.<;s for < ..:1<c'ioii. 1'iompt
piiyii; t:l Is kijwot' I. W. ]?. JiUKiCtS.
ir 1U
i'O ., ,
{suuinr * Jttmgs.
c- *
r "When the cold wind comes,
What will robin do then, poor
t. thing?"
ll Mr. J. 1\ Jeter is now at Whit
mires bu}iri? cotton, but J have not
heard what mill or firm lie is buviny
? c
m j lor.
^ r. H A. Kitchen?, and an ns"!
So/tate, whose li.iuje i tailed to get,
li have b ought a traveling gin outfit
~ and will try their 'prentice hand' 011
(| that.
A good steady rain fell all day
Saturday, and soaked into the soil
just ihe kit tar mora need, and now
the grain will come up to a good
x stand, ai.d far mora can better seed
more land.
Tiie fields are being cleaned of
1 cotton. The trouble is, there is not
much t> "clean. It is being |
- ginned lather fast, but I hope the i
1 people will riot have to sell soon,
i A lot of big iron eylindyrs inadc
of boiler plate, and as large in diameter
a? a big locomotive boiler, have
been shipped hero for Hues at the
power llOIHA nw.r a* V.. -I'- C>L . l
^.iw; n OUO'113. |
In hauling. Major Jiriggs, the superintontondcnt,
puts on 1,000 feet
of lumber' for a four horse load, and
puts twelve mules to a log containins
1,400 fee:. I should call that busi
ne-s, and it is business for sure.
Madam Rumor has got a swe* t
morse! to roil under her tongue, for
she says there will he some we ldings 1
>oon, it kicking do's not eniie be
rween tb" cup and !iji l?u? I aill
not say whether all of-them will be
v* y
.
re you can come
the latest styles. ,
sss patterns, and |
as well. We will!
ave you any cl^ {
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How to Care for
Photographs Taken
During the Summer
Hie amateur photographer will
1 much valuable information in
"aid to housing his pictures in -o-*
really unique idea advanced hi" *'r
: October Designer.
I'lie. outlay of 10 cents for a
iy of the magazine may save
i many dollars in the prescrva* J
n of his plates, au.il the scheme
Is for very littlf.^^jy of either
\e or money. i
hf. dl- - toner may be had of cur Standard
tern /'part went', 10 rents car A number, _
cuts the year. ^
I
y j There was a notice publkhel I
' j week that the Methodist ohm
y ; wou'd he dedicated >rd Sunday
' ! October, and some people \vc:v in
" tjuaj duty ova* it. No unc here !,
i ever heard that it would be ord S;
- day, the Presbyterian's day, and v
trying to figure which church
" ; ' o ra
. go to, hut soon learned that a in
fake had been made. Several peoj
came down from I n ion to be at t
dedication, but were disappoint*
Put ready the church wili bo dei
cited sane time within six ueel
hut 1 faiied to iSrrn the date. { w
trj to :: ^ hat however.
It feu t^i'iv lot to ho in alton
ancc up ,n cfrftrt last week at Unto
and I might as well s.y that I o
joyed myself, as i: was not left
i?:c whether 1 would be there
not, ami so 1 ju-t made the tuost
it, and 1 was among friends, ai
saw others from other
_
our county. ? ^
i listened well, t >ok good noti
while in the Court House, to leai
sonn'th ng about law, yet 1 am 01
who de? h not carc to be running "
law." While I was attending,
staid over several nights in the cit
I spent home of those nights as tl
guest of Mr. 1. Frank Peakc, (Jim
of 0 .urt, Mr. J. W. Sanders. She
iff, and Mr. M. \\. Bob >, merchan
These gentlemen have been p; r.-on
friends of mine, ever since I iir
knew them, and of course I enjoyt
their hospitality, and appreciated tl
same. These gentlemen are poj-uli
all over the county, because of the
proponent p s tions, but if you wei
mim-itdy acquainted as I th"
would bo more so, because of the
kind icss of heart, and genuine hot
pituiity. One. day 1 dined with th
iiof-pitab'c family <f Mr. E L. Ci;.?
on Main street. M >st of yon kno
Mr. K. L. Clark, 1 guess, and iiav
been treated just splendidly by bit:
in tiie Cotton Mills store, but yoi
would be more thoughtfully cntof
taine'l at his home by his entire fain
i 1 y. 1 appreciate the kind hospital
ity t'f those families and also of a I
friends us beicg nothing but genuine
Ail the week 1 had a very pleasant
i rii-', only a slight spell of mdispo
sit ion I ran afoul of.
1 w is "courting' all of the week,
vet I never courted a hit while I was
there. 1 haven't got into the '*haog
>f it" and I do. not know when 1
will. But never mind tha' now.
11 BY DfchWIitt*
DIVORCED PAIFl HAVE DUEL ^
Sensational Affair Takes flace In ths
State of North Carolina.
Kinston, N. C., Oct. 20.?A sensa- I 4
tional shooting affair lias just oc? j
curred 18 miles li*om Iicro in which 1 1
Mrs. Richard Ward, the divorced wife j
of Cook E. Stroud, and Stroud exchanged
shots with each other to theii
mutual injury.
Mrs. Ward, whose husband is in
tlio government service in 'Phlladcl- ' <
pliia, was visiting here and went to
the home of her former husband, Mr. r
Stroud, from whom she was divorced >
two years ago.
She demanded possession of her
children. Stroud .refused to give them \
up. A quarrel ensued, when both shot
each other.
The woman says Stroud shot first
Mrs. Ward fled after the first exchange
of shot?. Stroud, it is sold
pursued her and fired at iher with a
shotgun. The shot took effect in |
her face.and bosom.
Neither Mrs. Ward nor Stroud is i
dangerously wounded.
I
Hotel In Opelika Burned.
Opelikn, Ala.. Oct. 2i>.?The Cooper
hotel was burned Monday morning,
entailing a loss of $25,000, with i?li.
.000 insurance. The flames originated
in the kitchen and nothing was lott
except th walls. It was owned by
Mrs. B. Y. Cooper and B. A. and J..
M. Cooper, and was built of pressed
brick and granite, three stories hiThe
guests of the .hotel had narrow
escapes, saving only their hand baggage.
The hotel was burned
years ago, and the present building
mr succeeded it. The Coopers have eonijyvlluctecl
the hotel for forty-odd years
It will be rebuilt.
, Shot Wife and 3elf.
* York. Get. 20.? Because liiJ
young wife refused to live with him
John Mrf'los.koy. of Newark. N. J.
has fire"! several shots nt her. woundlng-jfct
r in the head. He then turncl
on himself, firedti shot, f J<t
f ctsio^ MeClosK'ey wa^^T
. nit- The fvoman wilL recover.
I / on ' / ^
^ " ^Mrf\pkcd |n coutt by Negress.
Gadsden, Ala.. Oct: 2d.?Beckio Perdue,
the black female desperado of
Etowah county, was trie . before Judgo
Disc-ue, charged with assaulting Mr*.
Sniithf ?wbite woman. Hockey beI
came so\nragod at Mrs. Smith's evidence,
wlich was very damaging, that
slm sprang ujion Mrs. Smith, knocked
her clown, and was in a fair way o
<Ioins? her hodilv harm when milled
| off by deputies.
Dought Their Countryman's Life.
Vancouver, B. C.t Oct. 20.?Three
Chinese are charged with tho murder
~ ^ of another Chinaman at French Bar
9n?u *.?? ? Thp. trial will begin
' , prisoners have induced tho third aim
!tf ' eldest to accept the onus of tho crime.
1!l The provisional police say that, i >l
i a lowing a Chinese custom, the two
i:ui young prisoners have paid the older
jijj. uian for his life.
ras '
Acworth Adepts. New Charter.
.l<> Aeworth, Cla., <vt. 20.? An election
"f- was h"!d for the purpose of rntiyin?
[>!e the charter passed by tin la -1 session
lie of t'.M general assemldy. This hit
>,1. was hotly contested both before tin
jj. house and senate ceio.nitt.es. The
election here was without any mani
fost bitterness. but both sides worked
hard. Vote was 5S to fit in favor ol
the new charter. The negro voteUj
was solid against .ratification.
^sa ir
n Gen. Hamilton r.t Chick?manga.
Chattanooga, Tenn . Oct. 2".?(loner
at ir.wiiltoi: and party left at noon fot
Ft. llih'V urli.ii>*. 'V. -- .
? .......v- ?.n) u luit'ssi'd a r< |
?j vlow of the Sovonth citvairy at (,'aiui j
;ui Thomas this morning and they ex j
of pressed admiration at the intricate: >
monkey drill executed by Colonel Mor 1
CP ton's men. Cleneral Hamilton was
shown marked attention, and courtegjr-s
while here and expressed him10
f.f-li as delighted at having an oppor !
'? tunity to study the Chiekajnau^a bat
1 t!o field.
y.
EiSBBBEBEBB
* ^ You Need Not
l0 IJ ?
j* To sco the difference bet we
0 ob?tliiii<r and the custom-ta
v Block itmt Sc.hloss Bros Si
ir cut, tailored and finished j
1 tv*f Pr'cc'^ to order apparel.
,e J trifle more than you'd pay
t | garments, and about half 1
t 55 ii'you'll lake the time to c<
,, Jk. our store, you will see that
j Uj to-order work 3 0U ever saw
flTi serviee ot'evry gnrnuvit?- <
pM says so unmistakably.
1 ?& Suits from
1 J- co
ffi Clothier anc
\ FREE RC
TO 1
St. Louis VU
Offered to wearers of "HEAR!
by iha LaPrec ie Shoe I
52,000 IN PRIZES of I
;iv-c-ii to the poisons making 11 le
vlicat crop i f the United States
You get a coupon with
YliROAV" brand Shoes you bir
1903, and each one entitles you
Information that may help )
I 181)6?427,64
la.,, , , I 181)7?530,14
Meat ero|i ofj 18.,8_07r,,u
tlio United States 1 isuo?
(Government I ^ 522,2*:
AYporf) ^ 1001?740,41
Averages crop fur (3 year
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A Free Round
TO WEA
Heart and Arm
Buy a pair of Heart and A
guess in the LaPrellc Shoo
A Coupon with every pair.
Uww?caiwM?ii 11?11?
'i wi ;il I'jizj contest is to ft
and A 11 ROW brand Shoes anil m ike an
ol tho winners as anybody.
We cany a c uuplote stock of "The
Wt guarantee them to lit, well, wear we
latest styles anil best values to be bad i
Shoes. Don It fail to call for your COU
MeLURE MEf
UN IC
Reri'ainicg in tho Po.-'
1903 f r ti,e '7Gftk ?Jt 2i
Ji li'ey, .1 A (2j Monro, M M
iii'ow n, I'oiili"! Mori is, I'la^i
llrouu. Iloiilce G Nicholson, A G
D:o\vn. Annie ll-iy, Mctu
Cody, lames Sherrcl, .Sum
(?loini Fiunk Spencer, Deljeon
Graham, Frank T Studmeyer,Jtme| 2
Ilaiwy, W }j Thomas, Alfred (*2
Jeter, Mhs A Walker, GlarenceJ
Jeter, MissSallio Weston, Miss Anni
Jours, Jack Wheeler, Ale |.'t|
Milthj -ho. HO Williams, Minim
! I/iWfoti. Mien
Persons calling for tho r.'o.?ve !c
I tt-rs will please -ij ;1 advertised, air
will be rcjuired to jK.y one cent f .
j t... i i < i c! c c r y.
J. * <1 INTER. P. M
Notice to Trespassers
All persons arc h.'Tehy fmbM-l-n ttrespass
:o any in inn-'r whit soever up ?:
mv lands. Anij'ikw* M tciikm,
12 1'.
will pin oj f iwvc s 3?;u lmve not jo^n,
Or r-lsv y< .! uPK i be <li -rnn tnci', ,
To J|g>a in li :sl?- ;;n 1 ?v Llic, ! >or
Oi' iiijA'er. scnr.fi A: Sou'.s I mi re ittin? s .>re,
Oppobi > r. s' Oflice.
Be An Expert
en the ordinary ready-made
ilored ready-to-wear HteinCo.
smart clothes which are
list the same as the high
The price! Oh, that's just a
for the usual ready*made
IV tint n www I r.-'' 1
....vi. ? ihin?r (tn
>me in whenever you're near
they sire equal to tlic finewt
Wo guarantee the lit and
3ur oiler of "money back"
i
$IO to $20. ?*
HEN,
I Furnisher.
DUND TRIP
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'orld'sFair
r nnrl ADnfH'J" hnr.ri Chnac
i anu miuuir umuu oiiuoj
Jo., of St. Louis, Mo.
free round trip tickets will be
nearest correct estimate on the
foe 1903.
every pair of "HEART and
f from now until December 1st,
to an estimate.
-on in making your estimate:
8,000 bushels
rl'lloo " What will it be
Ii'oou ' i" in 1903.
t?,o?o "
10,000
's?575,325,000 bushels.
j M 11' I I- J II
to the ST. LOUIS,
I 8. ip WORLD'S FAIR...
RERSOF
>w Brand Shoes.
fer %
-A 'i<\
1
irrow Brand Shoes and get m,
Company's Guessing Contest.
Be sure to ash for it.
11. Buy .. i ait of thy celebrated IlEAllT
estimate. You are just as apt to be one
iiest Shoes on Earth For The Money."
II and s?vo you money. If you want the
,8k for "UEAHT aud AHROW" brand
L'ON with every purchase of these blioee.
ICaNTILE CO., c
>N; S. C. ' .
| Notice to Trespassers.
I All persons u.o ... .t 1 unt
fish or trespass In any maiine9 wunvt ?
soever upon the lands of the undersigned
Mks. Sus'an Ti.nsi.ky,
40 At. Est. of Ira E. Tinsley.
Notice to Trespassers.
I All ivrsons are forbidden to hunt,
lidi or tresp.uH in any manner whatever
" upon the lauds of the uodersigned.
W. II. Koiix.
4 5 'Up. Maky Hawkins.
; IclothYngB
||| WV! EH, ACKERUND & CO., |
k?2| makers, Cincinnati. H
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