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| LET EVIZRYO know t Ciilf f v/ u a jl And new ship "Javanese Cofl powder, black i "Rumford" as the best. "Good Lucl Also fresh 1 market today. GIN Bnptiot S. s. Convention. Baptist Co?v wiih tbo ! ",l).Jijf?iIhn'oWer. - ttjiorday, Jan. 30th, at 11 a. ra., the introductory sermon will ba preached by Rev. II. K. Ezell. At 1:30 p, m., enrollment of delegate: and report from churches. Then the following questions will lx discussed: 1. Willing mindedness in Christian work. Opened by II. 13. Murphy and Gilliam Gregory. 2. The power of a united church. Opened by J. D. Mahon and W. 13. ' Cranford. } 2 ? -* ? xiuueuue m cuuicu government. By F. II. Boston and Howard Williams. SUNDAY, JAN. 31. Beginning at 10:30 a. m., devotional exercises conducted by C. H. Holland. 1. How may we enrich our worship? By W. E. G, Humphries and F. M. Adams. 2. The importance of song in worship. By L. M, Rice and Godfrey Fowler. 3. Qualifications for church membership. By W. E. G. Humphries and F. H. Boston. 4. Laying up .treasurers in Heaven. By L. M. Rice and T. I). G. Gregory. Closing hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee." J. R. Fundkkuukk, For Committee. Wonderful Nerve Is displayed by many a man enduring {>ains of accidental Cuts, Wounds truises, Burns. .Scalds, Sore feet or still joints. But there's no need for it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the oest Salve on earth for piles, too, 2>c at F. C. Duke, Druggist. Opening Books of Subscription. I Pursuant to a commission issued to the undersigned as corporators by the Secretary of the State of South Carolina, on the 11th day of January, 1004, notice is hereby given that llooks of Subscription to the capital stock of the Smith Co. will be opened at the office of Ilydrick At Sawyer, in the city of Union, county of Union, State of South Carolina, on Monday, January 2,r?th, 1901, at 12 o'clock. The said proposed corporation will have a capital stock of $3,000.00, divided into 00 shares of the par value of $">0 each, with its principal place of business at Union, South Carolina, and will be empowered to do a retail clothing, shoe, hat and furnishing goods business. Ciias. It. Smith, Wm. A. Smith, (Corporators. Union, S. C., Jan. 20, 1904. 4 It 1 ' " ""TH" I"' *" IL ' -.-r? NF WHO IS INI hat we can serve y ;re,sh riac iment of Roasted fee" and Teas of < ind green. Baking Powder, sa k" Baking Powder. Mackerel. Salmon a /E US YOUR ORDE BK?aoaM COUGH WAS STOPPED i- A?J '? Hon. Ben F. Towns-end, Attorney at s Law, says: I had a cough and tried several socalled "cough remedies,1' nono of which ^ did me any good. I got a bottle of I n,n.j. r>. i j ? i ? luigii? d Guugn ana uoia Kemedy > FROM Holmes' Pharmacy and after taking a few doses my cough stopped and have had no return of same. Since then I have bought several 25c bottles and given to my friends, knowing that it was a CURE of coughs and colds. Mr. W. It. Briggs, living on Virriu street, says: My daughter had a cough which caused me great alarm. She had t ied different cough remedies which did do gocd. I bought a bottle of Lorenz's Cough and Cold Remedy at Holmes' Pharmacy, gave a few doses to my daughter and the relief was surprising. It is a pleasure to recommend to my friends. ANOTHER DELIOnTEl). Mr. W. I. Going says: My children had whooping cough and the coughs are still distressing. They kept me and my wife awake nights. I bought a bottle of Jjoreii/.'s Cough and Cold Remedy at Holmes' Pharmacy, and since the children sleep all night. It is a comfoit in our home. This Cough Remedy stands on a iiedistal to itself on its own merits. E. A. Stokes, an old Confederate veteran of Union, declares; I recommend Lorenz's Cnnoli ?nd ('/.in ? ^ --0-- vywn? J-iVylilUUJ ttUDVC all others and I have tried many. Besides getting immediate relief myself, I gave it to my daughter who had not slept for nights from constant coughing. Atter taking one night has had no cough and slept wed. This Cough Remedy stands on a pt distal to itself. Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina, I County of Union. J By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, Patsey Jeter has madetsuit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and eitects of Addison Jeter, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Addison Jeter, deceased, that they be and aDDear hefr?r? I me, in the Oourt of Probate, to be held I at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the t o'h day of February, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this J 19th day of January, Anno Domini 1904 o Jason M. Gkeku, 1 Probate Judge. o Published on the 22nd day of January, t! 1904, in Union Times. . 4-2t. mil luu/ian????? rrr . rERESTED IN I ' ou with I :aroni Coffee. The ill kinds, gun= , lid to be as good md Sardines on RS. J Special Advertisements amices will bo inserted in this column at tho rate of 25 words or less for 25c 0110 issue, four issues for 75c. Additional, linos over twenty-flvo words 60 a line. TIIE latest Novels, all the Magazines and New York daily papers on sale at 8ca ike's. WANTED?PERSIMMON, DOGwood, Hickory and Holly Logs. Freight paid on car losds. Jamks Cocksaot, 43-4m. Charleston, S. C. A GOOD young mule for sale. Call on M. W. Hobo. tf. WANTED? EVERY HOD Y TO know that I am giving reduced Fire Insurance rates on approved risks i?i strong Companies. .'10-tf. Geo. H. Oetzel. rpIIE ONLY FIRE INSURANCE Companies that have reduced their rates in this city are the Greensboio Companies represented by Geo. II. Oetzel. Agent. Call on him for particulars. 39-tf. NOTICE.?To all who wish to have photos made, and finished before March 1st, 1904, should have sittings niade not later than the 20th of this month, to give ample time to finish tIre work liefore 1st, as the Studio will be closed for the month of Feruary, on account of the Photographer going to Kentucky to visit friends and relatives. The studio will open again about March 1st. 1004. II. T.Yates. FOIt Rent.?-One front room of residence, furnished or unfurnished. 2-4t. Apply to J. Coiirn. ROOM TO rent.?The room over the post office, formerly occupied by Mr. .-quire as a photograph gallery. Apply at The Union Tim^s office. ADVUKTISiCD LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Union S. C., for the week ending Jan 22, 1904. Colenmn, Mrs J Richard, Henry Geter, Joseph Rodgere, Floria Gilliam, W A barter, Frances M Jones, Dave Smith, Lawrence Jones, Jack Smith, R W Kirby, T C Thomas, B F I>ewis, Miss Nellie B Thomas, I)ho Miller, Mn Lucinda Watsen, Sarker suerphy, Joe Persona calling for the above letera will please say if advertised, and will he required to pay one cent for heir delivery. J. C. Hunter. P. M. Notice! ^ A meeting of the stockholders of The f. J. Littlcjohn ('o. will be held at this flice in Jonesville, S. C., February 20, w 004, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose ^ f amending their charter to authorize u hem to manufacture fertilizers. J. J. Littlkjohn, Pres. 3, , 1 < FROM GOSHEN HILL. Family Reunions and Hunting lixpedions Enjoyed During the Holidays?Ivy Green Attends the Annual Conference at Greenvilie i and Meets many old Friends. | Christinas passed away peacefully | n our midst, no blood shed or quar- i els that wo have heard of. Hunting was the favorite pasiiine ( uid there were a great many rabbits, 1 partridges, ducks and opossums Killed. Miss Grace Sims entertained a 1 number of her friends at her home near Goshen Ilill. She had been spending several months in Charlton, Ga., with Mrs. Dan May, and her friends gave her a warm welcome to her home again. There was a pleasant reunion at i the Douglass home. Capt. James 1 Douglass, Dr. George Douglass, Dr. Will Douglass, Mis? Moore and Mrs. i Hardy were all there and spent sev- i eral days very pleasantly with Miss ] Garrett, Miss Janieand Miss Fanny, i J. D. Epps Sr. and J. D, Epps Jr. made it an enjoyable occasion to all. They had a big bird hunt (the men we mean) and the ladies "stirred up the sweets." At Mr. J. E. Coficlds the children and grand children "gathered in" and it was a great joy to have them meet once more in the old ! home. | Mr. J. C. Cofield wa8 glad to have ! Mr. Brooks Bailey with him during ; the holidays and talk of the fascina- j ting tox chases that they had had ( together. The weather has been extremely J cold for weeks, fine weather for hog- ! killing. Turnips and winter collards ' look as if they had been scalded, and j a nice mess of turnip salad to go I with our hog jole is hard to get. J There have been more hogs killed in i this community this winter than in i many years. The spirit of unrest has taken pos session of the people. Moving by j both white and black is the order of! the day. | Messrs. Reuben and Jimuiie Thomas and Miss Sallie have moved to their old home near Maybinton. J Dr. Sims will locate in Whitmire. Mr. Arthur Lee and family have | moved to Whitmire. Year by year ' the exodus is to the city. We regret that these friends have lefc as. We wish them happiness and success in their new homes. The health of the community is good notwithstanding the cold weather. Mad dogs are in vogue again. Mr. ilaynes AlcCracken's place anil bit cats, dogs and cows. Miss Annie McCarley is on a visit to Mrs. B. S. Ilardy. I have been on a visit to Greenville and attended the Annual Conference. It was such a pleasure to meet so many of the dear preachers that have served our circuit from time to time and to shake hands with them. All inquired kindly of the members of the Goshen Ilill circuit. This was said to be one of the most pleasant meetings of conference and most of the preachers gave good accounts of their charges. Several Missionaries were present. Groat. prominence was given to Ilev. Mr. Walling, of the Brazil mission, and his talk was much enjoyed by all. lie has done a great work for Christ. We hope to hear him again before he goes back to Brazil. | Mr. Editor, again hoping your paper a wider circulation than ever before, I am among your firmest friends, Ivy Green. Ilrnperlced. "Ill Peek hod tor Kit out o' boil 'n* mall n letter fer thet sharp tougued wife o' hisn." "Pore feller! Drlv from piller ter post!"?Princeton Tiger. lip n( Night. Parke?Does your baby keep you up nights? Lane? I should say so. Why, I haven't been homo before midnight for a month. ?LJfe. Fitting;. "What's your idea in beginning with pie and eating your dinner backward?" "My stomach's upset."?Cornell Widow. Ill fortune never crushed that man whom good fortune deceived not.?P.en Jonson. { NOTICE! ! I no TO 4V/ 1 RAVENSCROFT 4 SON | FOH HAIRCUTTING AND SHAVING. Opposite Post OfRee. 1 lotice of Election of Beer Dispenser. ] Dispenser for Ileer Dispensary No. 2 rill be elected the 2Ctb of February ill applications must be (lied with the ndereigned on or before the 1st of Feb. T. K. Poster. Clerk C. B. Control. i f PSB>SB0EBEB?Q3 S30333I3 I Why Not Spend Your U ^ Money Where It Is i | Appreciated? ffi ^ Especially when it will buy you as much at 5 [VJ that place as auywhere else in the country. h/f - When you do any person a kindness, and ! y# ftjS they accept it, as a jnatter of course, and JLj ECl with the air "that it was no more than you jfl Uj ougut to no," }ou leei that kindness mis- |9f pieced, and well you may. We appreciate Ufi raj your every remembrance, large or small, it CO ?S gives us pleasure to serve our friends in any (Yj kQ way possible, and every sensible housekeeper (jjJ lias learned long ago that her Grocer, if tfJ *8 kind, is one of M ndt her best DO friend. Hi We have tried to prove the right kind, ; Aj DO and with ten years of hard and faithful ap- jO m prenticesliip we feel justly proud of the vf j? proof that we have learned to and proven A KJ ourselves the right kind of grocer, to be your T 1 friend. The proof which the most skeptical V fcfej cannot deny is the fact of which we are truly A | kU grateful, that many of Union and Union X 1 Qj county's best housekeepers have made us 9 |yj their friend both to their and our pleasure SB 1 and profit. Our friends and customers IX . 4 jnj need no reminder of our appreciation of QJ JXJ their business. They enjoy the evidences of V Q3 that appreciation every day. To you who A may not have learned by experience our open X and above board method of doing business, V we would say that, first of all, we evidence ' A \ our appreciation of yours and all business by I Q7 getting ready to take care of the business |V m that may be given us. We buy everything 9M i that any sane person could need in setting S 5AS a first class table. We do what few others XI kW do, and we*can prove it, we buy the best jjJ Pff that the markets of America afford, and Wj many of the best imported goods. r68 sXj By experience we have learned how and 25| ; QQ in what quantities to buy, and we so arrange SXI IJn that with the large majority of our gcods. Qj We buy often and get fresh goods, and this Jvf 4 Sm too, when we could buy in larger quantities In ; W and make more money, but if we did our fXi ' A Wft^rdoTtL1'1 nnt ?refc eQpds, and so fi I ^^9 orvnM/v v?/v eW? vt ^ opoiu iiu expense or pains to con- KH bu venience our customer*?. No other store in Lb ft 1 this part of the State has the modern fixtures ft ft and machinery for doing business that we ft fefc i have, and we did not buy them because we 14 K | had money to waste or to look at, we bought ft ft them purely and solely to enable us to give ft * jj i our patrons the cleanest, freshest, most pK J? promptly and properly handled goods that Lb fefe can be bought. Where else will you find ft . ft your coffees kept fresh and crisp in air tight' ft fTC cans? Where else will you find your teas 14 i feM kept in special tea cannisters that make them ft j (U true to their flavor and keeps out dust and ft dirt? Where else can you find your Cheese ft ?& kept under glass proof from dirt 141 ftj or germs? Where else will you DJ find a modern refrigerator filled with [Aj seasonable delicacies? Where else will you {fa find your molasses handled so that a fly or 141 ft* any trash can never touch them? Wq have ft] bfc? pumps for that purpose. Where else will ft} tSSA VOU find n mndpr ?1 * 1 uuacc mill ill wniCQ yOU [X can have your coffee ground or pulverized to ?] {fa suit your taste at a moments notice without |J|J Six a cent of coat to you? Where else will you cH JJKJ find the most modern and guaranteed perfect kJ and correct scales such as we have? Where MjjJ P) else will you find a cash system that cost PQ hundreds of dollars, for no other purpose Wi than to protect our customers and ourselves W| J0R? against any mistake that wt or they may WJ make? And on top of all this we have working JJJ LjJ with us men who have proved themselves cap- jTj yjA able in every respect, and gentlemen in every sense of the word. Why have we done this? )Aj )Aj and we have (tone and can prove every word ffi ffl nf J* ?1-- L ? otcause we want to deserve {?I 4 W! your business, and getting it show our genn- [A] pfcj ine appreciation. It you are one of our cusjjj tomers we appreciate you aud you know it. W ^ If you are not we solicit a trial and you w iU be. t The Union Grocery Co. | & L. L. WAGNON, Mgr. 5R