The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 20, 1903, Image 2
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Q3 5 Maud:
Sd \;^$$ TH E
u,y SIGNE
nl anything?it shows the sw<
ygj puny gowns mat you ever s
LTi with the dearest big sleevesVBri
tells all about the new embroil
fsgg inserts for seams?just whal
(Xj want for your canvas drcssRl
there's one of those chic <
jackets that we were talking;
as yesterday.
\0 "Oh, it's a lovely numbc
PI many Christmas stories, tab
and recitations, and a fine s
with pictures showing how to
fn table book racks?button an
bon boxes and other pretty t
i&l for gifts?and?oh ! yes?the
Dj perfectly beautiful design
fjft house gown?lovely to make
SK your last year's blue veiling
ISA I've just subscribed for a )
TO 80 cents ? be sure to ge
Christmas number?it's love
1 "Devotedly yours,
j ?4 "Isabel:
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Notices wMl bo inserted in this column
the rate of 25 words or less for ?5c one issi
four issues for 75o. Additional lines o\
twenty live words Be ujine.
The latest novels, mag,
zints and daily papers at Scaikb
WANTED?PERSIMMON, DOi
wood, Hickory and Holly Lo^
Freight paid on car loads.
James Cocksaot,
43-4m. Charleston, S. C.
Wanted? everybody t
know that I am giving redl* ct
Fire Insurance rates on approved rial
in strong Compauies.
39-tf. Geo. ii. Oeta'el.
The only fire insuranc
Companies that have reduced the
rates in this city are the Gieensboi
Companies represented by Geo. I]
Oetzel. Agent. Call on him for.- partit
ulars. 39-tl
AN TED?FAITHFUL PE li
son to call on retail trade ant
awntS fi\r munnfont <?i../ 1 ?'
u,.uuiauvllllllK nuuntl irivni]
well established business; local territory
straight salary $20 paid weekly and ex
pense money advanced; previous exj>cri
ence unnecessary; position pnnrvansnt
business successful. Enclose self-ad
dressed envelope; Superintendent Trav
elers, 005 Monon Bldg. Chicago. 47-Ht
When looking FOR nici
presents for Xmas. remember then
is not anything nicer than- **
yniu w?T tr yocT want the best, havi
it made at Yate's Studio. New mount!
at a special price, for a few flays.
44-4t Faithfully, II. T.Yates.
, ?
All persons wanting elec
trie lights in their houses before tlx
regular time for turning them on, wil
be charged the following price:?for one
hour or less, $1 50; for mor than one
hour and not over two hours, $2 50.
By order of Board of Commissioners
It F. M. Farii, Chairman.
Truth crushed to earth
will rise again. If a merchant
wants to succeed let him stick strictly
to the truth in selling his goods
If he has any doubts about a piece of
goods fading he must not say it will
wash and hold the color; he must not
say a piece of goods is all wool if
there is any cotton in it; he must
not say a shoe is sniwi
- v. .VUVIICI *Y llt'll
it has a composition inner sole or
connter in it, nor must he make his
customer believo a suit of shoddy
clothing is all wool and will give satisfaction.
When ho does ho signs,
seals and delivers himself to his victim
as a man not worthy of belief,,
hiabusiness dwiodlea down. A smart
merchant must stick strictly to thetruth,
sell at a very small profit toall
alike, havo strictly one price toall
and hia success is assured. It
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SS00EB3333SE
| "The Des
With all its new ideas at
year. Do you read the i
hold Notes and other topi
miss
The Designer
de_ ?
r for Pendants Jin^ Medallion
;etest few days. We would be plea.
? them.
?and
dered
t you *
i; New Pork!
ri so Fresh "Star" Hai
>lcaux
irticle of Cakes and C
make
d rib- fine Brazillian f
htngs
:rc'sa Bananas, Raisin*
for a
; over sins, shredded Co
: by?
car? Meat, the best
t the
Kraut, nice barre
LA" doz., fresh Pickles
i Cabbage, Onions
: j on the market to
V *>?.
^,^ffsranm
rtasong why the economical buyer
should trride at Flynn's. If they'
nt want prices kept within the reach of '
vr nil he we.s the first and ouly man to I
! brin" ?lr>n,-fv nrinau in [!?!?? '
I n ? - *? j/iiwo ?* w uiuii~~~ ? i ^ t'lirs '
ago when ho opened his store lie sold )
*" | spool cotton, calicoes, shoes, cloth-'
^ i ing and dress goods at about half the \
1 price other stores were asking for i
**"jtheni. He luus brought down the j
' ' ; prices considerably since he opened
j here this time, and if he has enabled (
i you to buy from the other stores j,
_ | cheaper than you bought before (
^ | Flynn opened up, you certainly owe ]
)(j it to yourself to ?ivo him a good part ]
,3 of your trade, as the more he sells ]
the cheaper he ct n sell; when you ' j
are helping him you are helping your-1
- ,self, if you have not already done so; 1
E give him a trial. It M
ir A CAX VASSIN G "AHEXT "WItTl[ I
o JuL small amount, of money may secuiej1
L the agency of a California product thalj?
' can be sold to every family of Union and j (
f- surrounding country. A line seller for a i
~ house to houaj cauva?et to handle with
other goods. It is an article of daily l
. consumption, and where once sold is a
S sure repeater. The product is not as S
} yet introduced in South Carolina, hut (
" hundreds of applications have been
l" received from tti^re. h
? For full particulars, prices and sample, c
address, Manacer, I*. O Box 587, f<
San Jose, California, o
BICYCLE VoUXD?UHI2 MODEL ?
Xo. SI. The owner can get it by
\ calling at Police Head******"**' und pay- a,
r >ng fi/r rnts advertisement .
s Xp'Ynn says quick sales and small ^
profits enables you to have some /%
To.ll Kooi. I
.w ion uaun uu nneil yOU are nj
old and not able to work, but the
merchant that handles shoddy goods ar
* and charges big profits has bright
j prospects for winding up his mortal T<
career in the poor house or be de- M
1 pendent on some charitable friend Hi
or relative. Flyon says large profits
cannot succeed, small profits will al- on
ways get there. He says ho would
rather sell ten pair of shoes at 5c a
by
r! pair each profit than to sell one pair c''
i at .">0c profit; in the first instance
you make a customer, in the 50c a w
pair profit your chances are good to '
loose a customer. It
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are hereby forbidden to ^
, trespass on any of the lands of the ?i
undersigned either by walking, rid- U
ing, hunting, fishing, cutting timber S
or otherwise, and for each offense B
will be prosecuted to tho full extent
of the law. 9
17-41 Mas. M. A. GrkoOKY. *
NOTICE!
no to
RAVENSCROFT & SON
FOR
J HAIROUTriNO AND SHAVING. 6
fl Opposite Post Office. '
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signer" |.
our store. Price 80c a c
Ctiquette Hints, House- J
cs in The Designer? m
fcd;
ilso show 3 ou how to use QP '
} trimmings A new rrt 5
s have been in only a 1
?ed to have you come see SSS :
& i
?
5 B
uauoagc, lu
ins, fresh line
rackers, extra W
^Juts, Oranges, yt
5, Seeded Rai=
coanut, Mince 03
that is made, ^
1 Pickles 10c a ^
> in bottles, also ft
, Irish Potatoes ffl
day. ^
?pfzcrac?(3t=tE$*
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office af Union
S for the week ending Nov. 20,
1903.
A by, Walter Medorhili, Mr
Brown, Mrs Xeeiy Mickel, Billie
Branson, Thos Nicholson. Paul
Calbert, Miss Hhea, Catherine
('hick, Claud ltoberson. J W
Copland, Ii E Sauford, Mis It J
Erwin, J T Sanders, S S
Giles, Sevlina Sanders, Claude
Glover, Ed stond, Allen
Goforth, Clifton Studameyer, Jane
Graham. Mrs Mattie Thomas, Pink
Hardy, It T Thomas, MisWade
Hawkins & Bro, T Iv Turner, Tillie
Hill, C W Waldrop, Jennie
Humphries, Anna Walker, Ran
Johnson, Sallie Wesli, B ulah
Lainpley, Eugene Williams, I Wit
dartintz, A A Williams, Minnie
Persons calling for the ab<ve le <>rs
will please say if advertise!, and
rill he require 1 to pay one cent for
heir delivery.
J. C. HiJNTKR. P. M.
Notice of Land Sale.
tate of Soflth Carolina, 1
lourity of Spartan* nrg j
By virtue of the consent of all the
eirs at law of Seaborn Dilhml, debased,
we will sell at public outcry b
>re the court steps at Spartanburg, 8. C.
n salesday in December at eleven
'clock, a. m , all the real estate of the
lid deceased, situated partly in Spartnbnrg,
and partly in Union Counties
'id described as follows:
Lot no. 1. ConlnillillW .. 1 - - J
oiin iiuiuil mi itlld
;venty two and one fifth acres, m >re
* less;
Lot no. 2, containing one hundred and
inety one acres and three fifths
Lot. no. containing one hundred
id fifty acres and one fifth.
The whole bounded by lands of L. B.
einpleton, H. II. Garrett, I)r. Patton,
rs. Alice Layton, Samuel Glenn, and
it ham Bobo.
Terms of sale, one third cash, balance
i a credit of one and two years from
y of sale, credit portion to be secured I
mortgage and to liear interest. Puraser
fo pay for papers. Piats may be
?n at store of Thompson and Dillard at
artanbursr, S (j. (
c?v 9tu, 190.T A. J. Dillard.
J. B. Dillard.
3t. Executors '
I if I
P IS THE BEST SSl \
Atb TU-I*- *? ' '
MARKET REPORT.
Ixnrai cotton market as corrooted weoklj
y Go3? St Arthur.
Monday, Strict Middling Ill
Tuesday, " " 10T
Wednesday, " 11
Thursday, " " 11
These prices represent prlcos paid fo
ragon cotton.
THE I'ltOOUCB MARKET.
Corrected weekly bv Tlio Uuiou Grocer
lompiuiy,
5ggs, per do/.on 30 ? M
bitter, ordinary unmoulded, per lb 15 (n If
hitter, Dairy, lb bricks, per In 30 ? 2{
hickens. .broilers and small fries
each 12X @ 1!
Hiickens, medium to largo fries
ea h.. 20@ ?
thickens, well grown fries to hons
each 26 ? 31
sweet potatoes, good yams, per bu 10 (? 5<
tweot potatoes, aueciis and red,
per 30 ?
"abbage, per lb 2? I
furnips, Hut-bagas, per lb 1? I
Home made sorghum, good article,
per gal
>nions, per bu 90? 1
Dried fruits, according to grade
per lb 5 ?
ru rKeys, per lh 10? 13.'
Peas, unknown, per bu 1
Pear, table varieties, per bu 1.35 to 1.
reus, nee or ittuy, per ?
There is a good demand for good stuff.
At The Opera House.
Tha Boston Ideal Opera Cornpai
that pleased a large audience at tl
Opera House in September will appe
at Ibe Opera House next Tuesday eve
ing, Nov. 24th, presjnting "Olivetto.
Tickets on sale at Union Drug Co. Mo
day, Nov. 23.
Notice.
I will sell at my residence on t]
4th day of December, 11)03, for cas
all my household and kitchen furi
turc, 2 mules, S head cattle, 7 he
hogs, wagon and buggies, corn a
fodder and all farming implemen
Gibbs P. O. H. C. Lawson, Sk.
Nov. 1(5, 1003. 47
Notice to Trespassers.
I hereby forbid any and all perso
from trespassing in any way, such
fishing, hunting, walking or ridi
through any of my lands, or land
my charge, in Union county. 1 v
prosecute any person or persons w
violate this notice.
Gibbs P. O. H. C. Lawsox, 8k
Nov. 10, 1003. Yt
Dissolution of Partnership,
The fTrm of T. M. McNeace ?fc C
composed of T. M. McNeace i
Dell* AioNeace, is this day dissolv
and all parties Indebted to said 1:
must make payment of same to L
McNeace. Leila MoNeaci
Nov. 10, 1003 47-^
EYE EASE is given by o
glasses because great, care
taken to have them fit.
r
wui arrangements t
making tests of the eyes a
complete. Modern scienti
instruments are used and a
cannot fail to fit you.
Whether or not you bi
Eyeglasses or Spectacles \
make no charge for tesl
Our prices are low. We c
not handle the useless kind
cheap goods.
McCreery Glympt
OPTICAL SPECIALIST.
Office M. & P. Bank Buih
ing, rear Union Drug Stor
Hours 3 9 t(> 12 a. m.
f 1 to 5:30 p. m.
I; iJyi
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. - mam
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The ladies all say that our <
So ,
^ Jackets are the prettiest to be foum
Dc
1V and it must be true as we have neve
So *
such a large trade in these goods, in
w of which we have already sold
Sc ?
ordered three tfmes this season,
oo theretore have the
iy
ie
ar
n>1
?D- ? ? I
|jj Newest Styli
h,
ai- ?
ad
nd
ts.
-2t
to pick from and the prices are "
n3 Don't fail to give us a call when y
ing thing in this line as it will mean m
v\u pocket. In the same departm<
Cloaks and Jackets you will find;
r*4t line of the newest and latest style
98c up. Remember our motto is
30 for same money^same goods for le
Mid
ed,
irm
eila
c.
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k iutat.tiiw moypjinti
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MOORE'S CROUP M
I would like every mother in Union county to gi\
lion a trial this winter. It has been used many ye*
aud those once using it always depend on it in tl
their children. Being free from opiates it is espec
and children. Of course it is important to have tb
ur the old original formula. I guarantee mine to be g
F. C. DUKE, Druj
or
re "
ve
I Watches Novel
lo ?
0f SI The Fr'ne8t Stock Ju8t re
I Trefzer's Jewell
e" ]$j!; Don't fail to i+
|OVERCO;
at wholesale pric
while they last.
! We can sell you a $10.00 Overcoat
a #7.00 Overcoat, for #5 00. These good
* at a closing out sale and they can not I
Also we have a full line of Cravenetts i
made by Schloss Bros, and Stein-Block
latest makes. Price i from $l2.f>0 to $2i
Come and see ther
before hnvincr
? ?**1(31
J. C o h e
Clothier and Purr
pa^jfit^ctctrxrtrt^rtiat,
v f 'S2Bi i -
>. f%ZI
?
!
Cloaks and
J anywhere,
r before had
consequence
out and reYou
will
es 1 '
away down."
ou need anyoney
in your
snt with our
i very choice ^
; Skirts from
more goods
ss money.
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lIXTURE.
re this famous prescripts
by scores of parents
ie croup and coughs of
ially suited to infants
ie genuine prepared by *
;enuine.
rgist.
lry and f
Ities. . I
ceived at ^
ry Store.
.
^ Tsl
:eS fl
for $8.00, and &
Is were bought J
39 duplicated. J
ind Overcoats "1
Co., the very J
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lisher. ,!
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