The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 13, 1903, Image 2
OVERGO/
FOR ALL AGES
Men's finely finished, $">.01
Youth's, splendid fitting,.. 3 51
Boy's, up-to-date, 2.51
Fine line of Strin
25c.
Other Ties
10c, 35c, 50c, 75c,
Men's Hats in th
latest shapes and s
An enormous n
of boy's Caps hav
sold and still mor
for you.
Our $ 1.00 Shoe
cause your eyes t
Watch ou
Christmas Goods 1
coanut heads
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Special Advertisemsnte
Notion will be inserted in this column nt <
f J tfcajMm" nf "*1 nmnln ni less for 25c one issue, j
y**V ' issues for 75c. Additional lines over
"^"~J"*'"^we.ity-tlve words 6c a line.
T3E LATEST NOVELS MAOAziuts
and daily papers at Scaike's
WANTED?PERSIMMON, DOGwood,
Hickory and Holly Logs.
Freight paid ou car lo ids.
James Cocksaot.
43-4in. Charleston, S. C.
WANTED ? EVERYBODY TO
know that I am giving reduced
Fire Insurance rates on approved risks
in strong Companies.
39-tf. Geo. II. Oktzel.
THE ONI A' FIRE INSURANCE
Companies that have reduced their
rates in this city are the Greensboro
Companies represented by Geo. II.
Oetzel. Agent. Call on him for particulars.
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The union grocery company
has just placed the largest order
for Pickles, Preserves, Sauces ai d
Relishes ever placed by a single concern
in this part of the State. In buying
their pickles, etc., they have followed
their usual policy in buying the very
best known to the trade. They bought,
the celebrated Heinz Pure Food Goois
WHEN LOOKING FOIt NICE
presents for Xraas. remember there
is not anything nicer than a photo of
?rour self, and if you want the best, have
t made at Yale's Studio. New mounts
at a special price, for a few d os
44-4t Faithfully, II. T Yates.
WHEN YOU WANT FLOUR
that is freehand reliable. Hour that
will give you pldasure to make up and
more pleasure to eat., Hour that, every
aack is guaranteed to be pure and unadulterated.
give your next Hour order
to The Union Grocery Company. They
sell Hour that, you can relv on It
CANVASSING AGENT WITH
small amount of money may secure
the agency of a California product that
oan be sold to every family of Union and
surrounding country. A line seller for a
bouse to house canvasser to handle with
Other goods. It is an article of daily
consumption, and where once sold H a
sure repeater. The pr duct is not as
yet introduced in South Carolina, but
hundreds of applications have been
received from there,
For full t?articulars, prices and sample,
address, Manaoetr, P. O Box 587.
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.-ian .iofp, i.anrornia.
W" ANTED?TO BUY TEN Oil
more shares of Peoples B ink stock.
Will pay Rood premium Stale number
of shares and price wanted. Address
'Quick" care Peoples Bank. ltp.
DAM CHEESE, PINE APPLE
Cheese Full Cnam ( heese. Buck
wheat Flonrf Quaker Oats, American
Oats, Petlijohna Bieakfast Food, I'ream
of Wheat, Macaroni. Olive?, Olive Oil,
balad Dressing, etc. The Union Giocery
Company.
\TS I GRE,
) to $16.00
o to io.(X) China
0 to 5.00 ^ ,
. Crocks
<r Ties thing
g I les Christ
$1.00. D
Brii
e very ciGth,
ihades. an(j 0
umber ?
e been otaui
e here ar|d
hei
s will Ladie;
o open.
r Grocery Dej
lave begun to arr
the list. 10c and
YOU WILL WANT YOU I
Thanksgiving Dinner to be a sue
cess. We can make you sure of it i
you will entrust your bill of faie to us
Just an idea, Kalamaz>o Celery, ne1,
crop Pecans. Almonds, Drazil Nut>
Filberts, Jordon Shelled Almonds, Itui
sins. Currants, Cianberi ies, Citron
Pi ur.t s. Figs, full line of Spaces an
Extracts. The Union Grocery Co It
Wfl V NO r BUY TIIE BESTMIJ
Coffees. It is a small item o
he table expense and everyb)dy can af
ford to have it good, espsciillv wlm
Chase & Sanborn, the oldest and mrs
itsiiauir cuueu uuu.v hi America, iuii a'
HKcnt like The Union Grocery Company
They pet it fresh every few days an<
sell it on a very close margin, and i
you want collee that you ran always rtl
on at leasonable prices give them you
order. 1
-THEHottest
Coon in Dixie
At Opera House
WEDNESDAY, NOV. I8tl
The swellest
Parade ever
witnessed
in Union.
The Show
Just as
Good.
40 ARTISTS 4C
Town Lots
FOR SALE.
A few beautiful build
ing lots on the e&sl
side of Cspt. Boyce St.
near South St. for sale
on easy terms. Apply
to
j. K. YOUNG,
at The Times office, or
J. A. BROWN,
Real Estate Agt.
46-3t
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AT NOVELTIES
in
ware, Wedge-wood,
ery ware, etc. Someto
suit you for
mas Presents.
RESS GOODS.
imiiiiuc, ^iuihuii
new Broadcloth
ther pretty pieces.
iful new Pendants
Medallions will be
re in a few days.
s' nice Linen Hand*
kerchiefs.
partment.
ive. Shredded Co=
15c a package..
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
( Mississippi has brought a suit for ?
million dollars in back taxes agains
, the Illinois Central, claiming that foi
|. 11 years $f>.000.00n of its capital stocl
i of the Chicago, St. Louis and New Or
rl loa llM kn- J A. ?
nuns nas taxation.
William Henry Harrison Beddlck
7 who was with the Andrews raiders
f when "Tlie General" a locomotive
. was captured just above Atlanta dur
I; lng the civil war, is dead at Muscadine
t Iowa.
' Sam C. Mikler, formerly of Atlanta
now of Birmingham, attempted to elope
' with Miss Lille Wear at Bartow, Fla.
* but left the girl when overtaken bj
^ her brother,
r ,
t Secretary Wilson, of the department
_ of agriculture, who has returned from
. a tour of Texas, says the only waj
to eradicate the boll weevil is by plant
lng cotton early.
5 President Roosevelt asked S<matoi
* Hanna to again assume the chairman
ship of the Republican national com
mittee. Mr. Hanna gave no definite
' answer.
! Representative Adnmson was th?
first Georgia member to present n#?w
J legislation to congress. He asks foi
i additional inspectors for the rural de
~, livery service.
I
1 Reports filed by examiners of pub
'lie accounts' with Governor Jelks, ol
J Alabama, show small shortage in Ge
neva and Fayette counties.
The sister of Richmond Pearson Hob
son. who is attending an older sister
ill n Nlour Vorlr eanUoelnm t- - -?
... .. . - . ...... UU..HOI IUIUI HUB [IWIl
! robbed of a diamond studded medal
j valued at $1,000.
| Speaking before tbe negro congress
i at Washington, Bir.hop Halsev advocated
the segregation of the negro race,
Speaking at the lord mayor's banquet
in I.ondon In honor of tbe king's
) birthday, Premier Balfour said thai
war in the Far Fast is not like!v.
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CLOTHING B
t -j wyler. ap.kfri ann ft. nn 9
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NOTICli!
GO TO
RAVENSCROFT & SON
FOR
HAIRCU1TING AND SHAVING,
Opposite Pout OffUe.
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MARKET REPORT.
Looal cotton market as corrected weekly
by Goas & Arthur.
Monday, Strict Middling 10,'<
Tuesday, " " 10K
Wednesday, " 10*
Thursday, " " 10X
Thcso prlcos rcprosont prices paid for
wagon cotton.
TI1R PROnUCK MARK KT.
Corrected weekly by Tho Union Grocery
Company,
Kggs, per dozen 20 @ 860
Buttor, ordinary unmouldod, per lb 15 ft) ?lc
Gutter, Dairy, lb bricks, per lb 530 ft) 86c
Chickens, broilers and small fries
each 12X@16o
Chickens, medium to large fries
ea-h 80@86cT
Chickens, well grown fries to hens
each 25 ft! 30c
Sweet potatoes, good yams, per bu 40 ft) 50c
Sweet potatoes, queens and red,
per 30 ft) 40c
Cabbage, per lb 2 ft) 8c
Turnips, ltut"bagas, per lb 1 ft) 2o
Home made sorghum, good article,
per gal 40 @ 50c
Onions, per bu 80 ft) 100
Dried fruits, according to grudo
per lb 6 ft) 8c
Turkeys, perib 10? 12Sc
Peas, unknown, per bu 1 00
1'ear, tabic varieties, per bu 1.25 to 1.50
Peas, rice or lady, per bu 1.75 to 2.00
There is a good demand for good stuff.
A Most Enjoyable Occasion.
On Tuesday night bv invitation of its
President, tho Union County Medical
Society held its regular meeting at the
j elegant home of JDr. J. II. Hamilton.
The Society met in the spacious parlors
about 8 o'clock and transacted its regular
business. A paper on the subject of
Da Grippe was read by a member and
was thoroughly discusssd by all the
members present, after which the appointments
were made for the next
meeting and the Society adjourned.
About this time some of the laity
began to lill the parlors, when shortly
: afterwards supper was announced. Tho
writer will not endeaver to do justice
to the supper as his descriptive powers
are insufficient; suffice it to say that a
more elegant supper has seldom, if ever,
been' seen in Union, and the cuests
! showed by their action that they appreciated
the same. The supper consisted
of seven courses of most substantial
and elegant viands. If there were
any defects about that suppdV tho
writer failed to observe them. After
the repast and cigars were served, the
vice president called the Society to
order in one of the parlors when and
: where by unauimous vote of the body
the Vice President was instructed to
tender ttio thanks of five association to
^ Dr-^i iUis. Hamilton. The President
was invited into said parlor when the
Vice President tendered the thanks of
the body to its worthy President as
earnestly and well as he was capable of;
every member then making some appropriate
remarks along that line of
thought. The President responded
very feelingly and eloquently to the
same and said it would ever be his aim
to make tho Society a power for good,
intellectually, and morallv, for Union
and its vicinity. At 12 o'clock the entertainment
came oo an end, and the
Society is indebted to Dr.J J. H. Hamilton,
its President, for^the most pleasant
evening it has experienced during
its existence.
Mbmukii.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Union
' S 0., for the week ending Nov. 18,
I 1903.
f Beaty.Miss Bculah Gipson, Jackson
i Bawden, John Guan, Dan'l
^ Bobo, W B Hester. 11 H
Chapman, Simon Hodge, James
Carey, G K Holcomb, Valey
' Counts, Hammie Kirkpatrick, W S
1 Eubanks, Ressie Ladd, W S
< Eaves, Willie (2) McKissick, Lula
Fair, Lillio McKissick, W M
, Farring, J 0 McCluny, Louissa
Farmer, Mr? M J Nicholas, Hettie
Fowler,Miss Nannie Osment, Jno S
' Galman, Eliza Prince, W J
1 Gilbert, Arthur, Richardson, Mr
. Gibson; John (2) Sims, Marie
f Gibson, I) E Songee, J R (2)
Giles, Allen Thompson, H N
Gilliam. Ella Turner, L W
Gilliam, Isaac
1 Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertised, and
will be require 1 to pay one cent for
their delivery.
J. C. Hunter. P. M
Notice to Creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate
i of Gilliam H. Jeter will make prompt
' payment to me, and all persons holding
claims against the same will pre
sent the same to me properly attested.
, 44-5it P. H. Jeter, Adm'r.
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"Fine feathers make a fine
likewise make the man, out
therefpre a subject of interest
chasers are striving to mak<
least money* and we are in th
this very partiular.
Our line of Men, Boys I
Is complete in every way, i
and we are prepared to give ;
same money or the same goc
you can get elsewhere. It I
and more stylish tailoring tht
are of interest to you ther
stock and you will find our
every way. We can't, of cou
bargains in this small space, 1
Listen to these 1
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Men's Black Fancy Worsted.
Men's Plain Black
Blue Flannels
Burgenfield Blue Flannels....,
Melton Cloth
and a hundred more equally
buying a
Black Beaver Over
It beati the world. Come a
are here we will also show yo
complete line of Millinery, D
and Notions to be found anywhere
McLURE MERI
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that Wm. A
Smith. Administratror of th? oatnta of hi
Win. Smith, deceased, has applied to mi
Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in ft*
and for the County of Union, for a final *4
discharge as such Administratror. _
It is ordered, That the 1st day of
December, A. D , 1903, be fixed for
hearing of Petition, and a fiaal settlement
of said Estate. R
Jason M. Greer.
Probate Judge, Union (bounty, S. C ,
Published in Union Times 30th of
Oct, 1903. 44-30d. f'
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Notice to Trespassers, G
All persons are hereby forbidden to Di
trespass on any of the lands of the he
undersigned, either by walking, rid- m
ing, hunting, fishing, cutting timber,
or otherwise, and for each offense
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. W. T. Jones, be
45-4t L. B. Jeteb.
Notice to Trespassers.
All parties are hereby forbidden to ^
walk, ride, drive or trespass In any
manner whatsoever on lands of jj.
G. D. Peake, cu
M. L. Murphy,
45-4t A. V. Norman's
Estate. 40
We Will -Wake
It Warm ^
ior you if you are in the markei
an OVERCOAT. Call and Fee
line of
Schloss Bros. & Co.
and Stein-Block & Co.
Also while our buyer was in B
more be bought a fine line c
Man & Son Overcoats that we
sell for about half price. Call
see them.
j J. COHEN,
~ Clothier and Furnishe
HING.
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bird," and good Clothes JK
wardly at least, and is
to all of us. AH pur- ^
i the best show for the
e market to help you in
r. j t t v f j > tj 4 '**4"
" i -y
1 Childrens Clothes
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in price as well as style,
you more goods for the
ids for less money than
etter goods, lower prices
in you can get elsewhere
i Come and examine our
statement borne out in
rse, name many of our
jut
ew Bargains:
I
f 2.50 per Suit.
3.00 "
5.00 ? t
7.50 " ?
7.50 ?
striking. Just think of
coat for $3.98.
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nd see us and while you
u the cheapest and most
ry Goode, Shoes, Hats
SANTILE CO.
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Notice fo Trespassers.
All persona are hereby forbidden to
int, walk, ride, drive or in any other
inner tresspass on my lands near Buf*
lo Cotton Mills.
-4t. F. P. Millbu.
Final Discharge.
Notioe is hereby given that Addle
Hames, Guardiau of the Estate of
larles W. Hames, minor, haa apied
to Jason M. Greer, Jndge of
"obate, in and for the Oonnty of
nlon, for a final discharge as snoh
uardian.
It Is Ordered, That the 8th day of
ocember, A. D. 19011, be fixed for
taring of Petition, and a final settle*
ent of said Estate.
Jason M. Green,
Probate Jndge U. 0.. 8. O.
Published In Union Timks Noremir
6, 19011. 4f>-?10d
Trespass Notice.
All persons are bertby noticed not to
aspen in any manner whatsoever on
ty of our lands in Union County,
very body take notion, for we will proseite
any violation of this notioe.
C. B. Bono,
P. B. Bono,
Up. R. W. Chankv.
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