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Local Laconi^ps.
[*V HAPPENINGS* OF INTEREST ABOUT T(n^u?N
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
LWF V
Miss Julia Thomas, of Santuc, is 1
visiting in the city. | (
f Mr. R. Haynes Harris is now hack
with the Power Feul Co. T
Miss Minnie Suber spent Thanksgiving r<
k ... % >.ta of Strnl.hpr.4. n
Willi nei paicuio * v
Rev. W. A. Rodger, of Spartan- u
burg, was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Maria Murphy is boarding with v
Mr. Jason Norman on South street. j
The Sunday School at the First baptist
church is going have a Christmas
tree.
"The only ditch that Colombia (
f has now is the one it dug for itself 1
I and fell into." 1
Miss Mary Atkins spent Thanksgiving
in Spartanburg with Miss
Mariah Mulligan.
Mrs. Walton Brown, of Gaffney,
visited Mrs. Brenard James a few '
days this week. yr
Miss Katharine Paul, of LeCr^^p
Wis., is coming on Monday to vir lf ' Vi '
Croswell McBee.
Miss Ida Clement>>^w boarding
With Mrs. S. S. ?<6ithf has recently
remodeled her Homo.
Miss Forest Bailey is now assistant
milliner at McLures' where she will In
gift'! to see her friends
Mrs. Holm id Lee. after spend nig a
few days with Mrs. L. M. Rice, lias returned
to her home in Ihokeus.
Rev. C. H. Holinnd, and Mr, E. L.
Olark went to Sumter, S. 0., to at(/
tend the Baptist State Convention.
Gen. Gordon wih lecturo here on
Dec. 9, at 8:90 p. m., instead of Dec.
8th as stated in last week's paper.
^ Mr. Tt. L. Scaife and family lu\e
roovfd to West Springs, where Mr.
r* Scaife has a position with the gold mine
m % company.
Supt. P. I. Wells, D. Cardwell, D.
F. and Mr. Gatchell, Chief Traveling
Auditor of the Southern Railwatt
ttTAvc [ r% 1 Ko nit v ThaaHdv
I ?f?/| IT V au v??v v?v^ *
* , Mr. J?J. Hughes has purchased
the lot from Mrs. MoKifilok next to
the Mulllnax place and intends to
erect a nice residence by Feb. 1st.
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Edith Duncan, white, declined to
c walk with Virtenia Miller, colored
in Kvanaton, Illinois several days
n^o when their teacher took them out
ifor a promenade. The race feeling
Appears to be as strong in Illinois as
in ttouth Carolina.
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; city. Price
Ex. (Iov. I). 11. Chamberlain, ;;f-|
Icr a few (lava hero as the ^uofrt (>f|c
llev. Croa veil Mcllee, left for Co-1 c
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I luuiuiu. liisv x'i morning. j
Mr. Newton Walker, Superintend- \
kent of the State Dei.f, Dumb tind 1
Institution, of C.dur Springs, v
A ^ ^ Walk?l Wed" I
A- n^*egro cnbin occupied by Con
homSJLn back of Mr. J. II. Gault's
sidencWtp caUKht on liro Thursday
loming L(l)0Ut i(j o'clock. The claingea
weroMT j.ght c
k()f coutm jfi s0 car a3 looks go. it s
rould kave?j(Cf<n better to NNajt until j
\tnama h-M, )ta(j a few revolutions i
icfore rpc,0tmriizing its government c
is establishe?!?? t
Safe cracmers have'been industri)us\y
at Work in this State and
Georgia 'akMiv> They are evidently
professiocjjr-of ,.irsf cjas? ability in 1
their Ordinary safes offer uo (1
itnpej?n)ent t0 ihem at all. Better 1
put^fyour monev in the bank.
J^The trusters of Trinity College, X.
^N^jefiised to accpt the resignation of
I'roC?-.Bassr-u, whCMe (ditoiGl in The i
Atlantic* ily claiming that save >
Gen. Lee, j.<oolu-r Washington was the I
greatest man' horn in t lie South in 100 n
years, gave so muCVoffense The whole
h idy of students ?nV professors, while c
dissenting with these views, still retain c
the kindest feelings for Prof, liassett
and it was thought bet'er m't to appear J
to hamper free thought by i-So-'pting a
resignation that whs clearly forced on
account of the expression tff individual
opinion. t,
Tho canal treaty was promptly F
signed Ijy the government of Puna- '
nia, and delivered to U. S. Consul ?
Gudger to ho forwarded to Minister c
Buuan-Varilla, in the American dip- h
lomatic mail pouch. This courtesy t
was extended at tho request of Min- 1
ister Bunau-Varilla, who is anxious c
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the return of the approved treaty to v
Wabhington. f
On last Monday two wagons *
loaded with cotton were crossing the t
bridge over Cedar Creek, in the up- y
per part of llichlaud County, when r
the bridge gave way, resulting in the *
killing of three 'mules, and seriously
injuring another. Tbo drivers, two j
colored toon, were badly, but not,
dangerously hurt. Mr. - Oscar F.
Chsppell. owner of the wagons, has
pres< nted a claim for ?900 damages,
to tho County Commissioner. It is
thought it will be paid without a legal
fight. The bridge had b*en
posted as unsafe by the commissioner
of that section. |l
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A fire in the town of Piedmont, tl
?n Tuesday afternoon, destroyed the t
mtiic business block on Main street.
flic loss to the parties occupying the '(
miklings is estimated at ?1)0,000,
nsurance ?3f,000. The buildings
vere the property of the mill comiany
and are not included in the
tbove estimate of loss and insurance. t
Union to Have n Good Hand. ^
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The services of Prof. R. J. Hern- 0
Ion. the celebrated band .instructor
>f Ycrkville, have been engaged for lix
months by the local band. This 1
s a good step for the hoys to make.
Ac aope the people of Union will coderate
with the boys and make the
land a success.
Pry or- Post c r.
Mr. P. E. Pry or and Miss Pauline
foster were quietly married at the resilence
of Mr. F. G. Tref/er Wednesday ^
:_l * rm.^ t l#.f? 4 1.#.
Iigni. a. in; wiut) nun kmmjiii iriu un uir
light train for Rock Iliil, where they
vill make their home. <
Mr. J. E. Pry or is a manager of a tele- 1
hone sjstem in Rook Ilill, and is a
oung man of httriing qualities. Mia1 t
\iuline Foster is a sister of Airs. F.
[Tefzer and a young lady of many acomplishments.
We extend to them
car best wishes for a long ai.d hippy life J
Romeo and Juliet At
the Opera House. Romeo
and Julkt, an immortal 1
rngedy of love and passion, will be
(resented here Saturday evening,
)eo. 5th, by Simville Co., of Detroit,
dieh. Romeo and Juliet is one o? 1
lliakespheare's master pieces. This
company carries its own electric '
cenory, showing stroet scenes iii
10th ancient Verono and Mantua,
he palaces of the Capulets, JuTietV
ihnmber, the interior of the moniinents
of the-Capulets and the famous
(alcony scene; the Hitter shows with (
vealth of detail; flowers rioting in
\fntna'w.n nvi>r tliA hftlnnnv iiiwL ori -
int garden wall; thesilvery moonlight
treaming through the wood, and ov. r
ho moat beuutiful love scene ever
written. The curtain will go up at
)ine o'clock on account of it being
Uturdny night. Tickets on sale at ,
rhe Union Drug Co.
Dispensary Sales For November. (
Gross Sales $8,605 20
Co9t of Goods 6,742.4f>
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Oross Profits 1,802 75
Kxpenses 258 22 <
Net Profits 1,609 W
The net profits are divided equally <
between the city and oounty. <
The Youu? Property Sold.
The city real estate of the lute Col.
ohn L. Young was sold at public
mtcry Tuesday morning, Mr. Adair,
if Atlanta, being the auctioneer.
Chis sale-had been well advertised,
ind many would be purchasers were
in hand. Bidding was lively, and
;ood prices were obtained, but not
nore than actual values, as this ie
-ery desirable property. The followng
is a list of lots, purchasers and
jriccs:
jOtNo. 1. Wm. A. Nicholson
it Son $8 IOC
2, Win. A. Nicholson
& Son 210"
8. Macbeth Young.. l.ltHJ
1. L. G. Young.... lout
f>. Mrs. L. G. Young 152."
0. J. h. Weber l.lUt
7. H. K. Smith.... 151C
8. J. A. Brown 110."
0. R. H. Miller CO."
10. T. M. McNeaco.. .">2.1
11. Marvin McNeace 525
12. Ed Lipsey 525
18. Glenn Herndon.. 52.1
14. A. J. Greer 175
15. I. F. Pcuke 175
10. Macbeth Young.. loo
17. CrawforditAycock 100
IS. J. L. Weber 200
19. J. L. Weber 1700
20. J. L. Weber 1850
21. CrawforditAycock OUC
The above constituted the home
lace.
The following are on Sharp stree t.
iOt No. 1. A. J. Greer, $ 605.
2. A. J. Greer, 280.
3. A.J. Greer, 280.
4. Burgess it Greer.. 205.
ad those on Virgin street:
iot No. 5. Macbeth Young,... 35.1,
0. Macbeth Young,... 255.
7. John Purccl), 210.
8. John Purcell, 210.
9. L. B. Carson, 1 GO.
10. L. G. Young, 500.
11. 11. S. Foster 750.
The store on Main street, formerly
ccupied by Macbeth Young to L. G.
oung for 3,400.
A Card.
To the people of Union and surioundsg
county, to the readers of The Tiirn s
-ho may not kuo?v us we take tlii3 means
f introducing ourselves to the public.
Vliile we ourselves are not strangers to
ou, having Ven in Union for several
ears, our business is a new one, and l>y
Int. we mean new in every reuse of tlie
rord, new. puie, and fresh drugs hi d
lis best quality, from the best drug
ouses in the country. We also have
he newest and latest in toilet articles,
ne hair, tooth and nail brushes, delightill
toilet soaps ant1 perfumes. The
lost complete line of pipes and cigars
ver brought to Union An elegant
ssortnient of ladies and gents purses,
ill liooks and hand bags. Hot .Soda a
pecialty. Try a drink and become a
pgular customer. Our prices will be
he lowest consistent with the quality of
oods offered. Kill dent, prompt and
ourieous service guaranteed. Give us
call Respectfully, The Rice Drug
Jo. Allan Nicholson's old stand,
Union B. and L. Association.
skuies 8.
The above popular Association has
:oncluded to open another series,
series 8, Januury 1st, 1004 All
?arties wishing shares will call upon
. M. Greer at Judge of Probate's
Ifice for information.
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons are foib'dd. 11 to trespass
n any of the lands known as the John
IcKissick place, either by walking, ri?l er,
hunting, fishing, 'cutting timber or
' herwise, and for each oliense will bt
aosecuted to the full < stent of tl e law.
'184t E, c. Evans, Jn.
Their Climate.
"Your climate can't possibly be n3
lamp as ours."
"Think not?"
"No, indeed. Wliy, our climate Is so
lamp we never raise anything but
imbrcllas."
"But ours Is so damp we never think
>f raising umbrellas. They're always
ip."?Philadelphia Press.
Unretorued.
"I was really surprised at the dinner
nst night." said Mrs. Oldcastlo. "Your
lusband is quite a raconteur."
"I know it. The doctor told Tosiali
pears ago that he'd stuff himself to
leath, hut he just eats away as hearty
is ever."?Chicago Record Herald.
Gntng Halve*.
Lady Customer (in bookstor . ? (live
me a copy of "Borneo and Juliet"
Clerk?Yes, miss. A dollar and a half
please.
Lady Customer?1 find I've only gr>1
eeUts. .Tlist give me "Boiueo."?fc't
Paul rioneor-Press.
One of War'* Evilw,
Dire. 1icnpeeit inimiiii^ uei ursi misband's
grave)?Yes, here lies a hero
You would not ho my husband todaj
had he not been killed in the war.
Mr. Ilenpeck (fiercely)?Yes, what r
curse war Is!
Honored.
Some men have such queer Ideas oi
things that they buy their way InU
public olllce for the purpose of beinp
'honored at the hands of their fellow
citizens."?Exchange.
Slid.
Amy?Poor Mr. Billion lias been In f
railway smash and is sinking fast.
Bella?Dear me! How sad! And 1
only refused him last month!
You can conqner your cares mor<
quickly If you do not continually carrj
a long face.
or 3?a?BBoiev?o?a?i?B
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MOORE'S CROU
I would like eveiy mother ip I'n.ou con
lion a trial this winter. It It -,s be n u.-ed
and those once using <t ?d way.-* ."a-pend on
their children. Hving free I'rotu opiates i
and children. Of emu so ii is important t
the old original formula. I guarantee mi
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J. H. GREER,
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, NOV. 20 and 21. I .
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P MIXTURE.
uly to give this famous preseripluany
years by scores of parents
i it in the croup and coughs of
11:> ?specially suited to infants
> have the genuine prepared by
ne to bo genuine.
Druggist.
lewelry and |
Novelties. 1
ust received at
welry Store.
see it, S
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lutual
ssociation
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ur Life i
>ciation.
D. T. DUNCAN,
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