The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 02, 1904, Image 2
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Notices will be insulted in this column ut
tho rate of 23 words or less for 25c one iHsuc,
four issues for 75c. Additional lines over
twenty five words 5c a line.
SEED Rye and Barley and Fresh
Turnip Seed nt Scaife's
OY>TKRS fold in bu'k at It \1 HLtes
CHRISTMAS goods. Great attraction
at Mrs. M. A. Briggs, none
like it in the market.
ROYAL scarlet cigars at 11. M. Fates.
MRS. M. A. BRIGGS next to Haines
wholesale grocery, has everything
in confectionery you need for
Christmas.
PHON K H4 for everything to eat R. M.
10-lea.
WONDER STORE?I,<m k out for b'g
Xmas ad. next week of toys, dolls,
and all kinds of Xmas goods. Furniture.
pianos, organs, stoves, guns,
clocks, machines &c., &c. Wonder
Store.
MAPLE syrup at R. M. Eates.
EVERYTHING up-to-date at Tref- j
/*r's Store. The latest now is a
lady expert watchmaker. Bring
your fine repairing to Trefzr r's. |
''ALEXINS baking powder at It. M.
Estes.
EVERYTHING llivto-dute at. Trof7ar'? I
Store The latest now is a lady expert
watchmaker Bring your line repairing
to Tref/.er's
PUKE honey at It. M. Estes.
STOP paving rent.?If yen are now
paying $15 a month for the house you
live in, I can reduce it to $9 0f>, and
at the end of 12T> months you will
own the place. (Jet particulars from
me. C. M. Graham, Agent,
CALIFORNIA canned fruit at It. M.
Kates.
FOR RENT?Nice six room cottsge
corner Virgin and Academy streets.
Write to F. P. Yates, Donalds,
8. C.
NUTS of all kinds at It. M. Estes.
ALL parties owing me on account
notes or otherwise will please make
payment at once as I need the
money very much.
48-tf M. W. Bobo.
MUSCAT ADO moiases at R. M. Escta. '
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You Need
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GOTO Mm. M. A. Brlggs for toys,
dolls of every description, funcj
China ware, nuts, candies, fruits,
raisins, currants and citron.
CRANBERRY sauce at R. M. Estes.
BET I ER than a Building and Loan?
I can arrange to lend you money for a
period of 12G months at 5 per cent.
Stop paying rent. Own your home.
C. M. Graham, Agent.
SOUR kraut at R. M. Estes.
WANTED?100 cords pine wood; highest
cash price paid for prompt delivery.
Bailey Furniture Factory. 2t
FRUIT for cakes at R. M. Estes.
WANTED?A capable and industrious
white farmer, on farm partly in city
limits. Liberal wages, comfortable
house on the place. Married man
preferred. Apply to Maj. J. W.
McLure.
MONARCH inince meat at R. M.
Estea.
GEORGIA cane molaaes at R. M.|
Kst?s.
VEGETABLES and produce at R. M. I
Estes. '
OYSTERS served in all stylrs at R. M.
Ea?fS
WANTED!
My old and new custumerft
tn Icnnu/ that I
have opened a beef
market in the rear of ,
NICHOLSON'S NEW I
BANK BUILDING, !
and am prepared to 1
serve you with the (
choicest cuts of BEEF, t
PORK, MUTTON, J
SAUSAGE, and in i
fact, everything first
class in my line. t
N. P. DUNBAR.
Phone No. 89.
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The Metripolitan Magazine and ?
The Tikes for $L80 per year. f
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Santuc News Notes.
Mr. T. H. Gore, tie life insurance
man, was here last week.
Mr. W. I. McKissick, of Union,
was here last week setting up and
starting a planing mill.
Rev. J. D. Mahon preached at
the Baptist church Sunday, his
theme being on "Child-Training."
I went down with Rev. T. B.
Owens to his churches Kelly's
Chapel and Carlisle 3rd Sunday,
where he preached morning and
evening. We dined with the family
of Mr. C. A. Jeter and enjoyed both
their company and the dinner.
Mr. Richard Jenkins is now cutting
logs preparatory to having a
traveling saw mill at his farm.
Trestles are being put up on the
new railroad and when that is completed,
to the dam at least, the putline;
down of ties will begin, then 1
mpposc the laying of the rails, and
jonsequently the running of trains.
Work is progressing on the dam
ind power house. I have been told
that the last excavation made for
the foundation was the deepest yet
made. If I mistake not, the last
and final section of coffer dam is be
ing put in. There is yet considerable
work to be done.
Some places on Saturday nights
are becoming to be nuisances. And
it is surprising that white merchants
at some places will allow all sorts of
loud noises, swearing, cracking jokes,
linging or dancing, etc., at their
places of business without a word of
protest as if they were afraid of los
r\ rf o trii/th 1 A /vf > ??a /I <? ' b. ^ I - ~ ? ? -
<a mv/ti iv we ii auo* 2 IJI?J UUUrgC
s not altogether to any special place
[Jut I guess if this place is to be
told out, largely to the negroes, as it
teems the foundation is being laid i
'or, we will have everything that can
)C detrimental to the prosperity and
iphuilding of a town, gambling dens,
>11 nd tigers with their eyes open,
louses of ill-fame, carnivals, so far
is ncise is concerned, there will be
10 longer a "survival of the fittest."
Hey Denver.
The Metropolitan Magazine is
fl.80 a year, but we are offering it
knd The Times for the price of the
bagasioe.
Thanksgiving1 Dance.
J he mo->t delightful German of the
teison wuh given in the opera house
Thanksgiving night by tiie Union German
Club. Until twelve o'clock the
dance was by caid favots. Delightful
punch was served from a handsome cut
glass punch bowl.
At the Intermission after the card
dances delightful refreshments of tuikev
salad, cold tougue, olives, crackers and
hot icffte weie seived As the strains
of it usie besau again the da nee is fee-ling
lh.it iLeevetdug had just begun whilled
??av 'ott to everything except pleasure.
Tbo.e foitunate enough to be present
?eie.
Dr. J. M. Wallace, Miss Annie ltodce::
D?. U L. Fellers, Miss Cornelia
G;<ei; Jamie Rodger, Miss Jones; Her .*ri
uiulisiT. Miss Ruth Foster; R. A
.lotes. Miss IjOuisp Jrffiiee-; A W.
I a?. V is; Men 1V>j<5; ltolacd Sc.tfe,
M iss Mrur Cbuke; Hugh Burroughs, I
S .i4 tVlior: Mr. Starke, Mis
Elisabeth R.>wen; C O Donna rant,
is? Li.^r TtKMT; Thas. Thompson.
Miss ."-essie Ha; ll D Se-x'oo, Miss
if H.v. .1, R Snr .th, Miss Fannie
Thomas-. IV Gttv Kfwto, Mats Bessie
lgmg; ."i C.. Wjc.lare^ MlVr.ie lli\;
Phiiij Fiynn. Mats Foster; li F.
M :S* Mv'trt*; MfcSS-S '
K v -h Y .?uiic Liaise V aip^T. Bessi Y?*M?,
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unuc ;i uin Mr*. OrmTjran.
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Tin urt? Arvlitiiwaij Qgcr^aa wx? ?
oiu uff ln? tmnOeK! iff n??a- Ins *>s it
v ia lmeeafmry *? reprcT* rrj coe untie
iiu eiiu-pr; vXnni*r jc-j?5 or Utnan.
lir lirver is ?x At
mti Tmif rinirf vu * Teatoey in the J
roetnrHlnj iff inn <rff iJjt large cisardsw
iii Nnr Tori rtxj. *z>& rrer*! clergTmini
Ttirr aaJL^i abest for the posi- r
tiuiL Tw-& prcrc iarrt w>ra n who wore
j xwiRherr off the church called upon the
' tr'.iLi'i?bflp aad urged ihe selection of
one <ff tLbeir clerical friend*. As they
were jeering one woman turned to the
other and sakl impressively:
"When you get home pray that the I
lioly Ghost may give the archbishop
the grace to appoint the right ma4" "
I.Ike a flash the archbishop turned
around and said In icy tones:
"While you are at it ask the Holy
Ghost to give women the grace to attend
to their own business."?Harper's
Weekly.
hove.
i.ora iiyron, brilliant, beautiful and
unscrupulous as bis own Don Juan,
left behind him the maxim that there
was but one real form of happiness In
love?where n man and woman so
adored each other that they could conceive
of no happiness out of each other's
sight, and this for their whole
lives. (Jrant that this is to demand a
great deal, yet it is true that all the In- '
flucuccs of long life combine to identify
two who dwell together. Their very
faces often grow more alike, and how *
frequently the death of one is followed
speedily, without sufficient visible reason,
by that of the other also!
An Accarate Marlumaa. j
Accuracy is one of the best business |
accomplishments. However, It Is seldom
drawn to a finer point than In the
following story, taken from the Chicago
Journal:
During the bombardment of Alexandria
in 1882 Lord Charles Beresford
asked a gunner if he could hit a man
who was on the fort. The gunner replied:
"Aye, aye, sir!"
"Then hit him in the eye," said Lord
Beresford. He was surprised when
the gunner Inquired:
"Which eye, sir?" |
A Proeeat Rereried.
"You regard campaign calculations
as n distinct branch of mathematics?" 1
"Yes," answered the erudite personage.
"The method differs from all otli- ]
ers. You start with the answer and
then work backward and evolve a j
problem to demonstrate it."?Washing- '
ton Star.
Not Too Tlmtd.
An officer in the army laughed at n '
timid woman because she was alarmed '
CI t HtO nAIOO f O on LAM ?
u, ...v iivipv ui <1 IUUUUU *T tiff It tt BBIIIIU
was flred. He aubscqtiently married
that timid woman, and nix months aft*
erward lie took off Ids boots In tiie 1
hal) when iw cniue in late at night.
Arrunlomril to It. I
Ada?A ud weren't you a tilt nervoiy.
when be proposed? Clara?Oh, no! a
proposal doesn't make me nervous.#.ny
more.?New York Press. 1
Much bending breaks the bowy much
unbending, the mind.?Bacon.
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Couldn't Think ol It.
"Why did you never marry Blob?" ?
"I can't forget the toilet seta, speeds,
salt shakes and vinegar cruets that I
in my time have sent as wedtfing ggm-1 ,
ents, and, remembering, haj/en't the
courage to marry." | ]
BMS9$HH&B3EHS!gSS
I Great Slau<
I of Clo
i In Men's, Boy's
H Suits, Overcoats
1 now going on.
a 20 Per Cen
?| on our entire sto<
! McLure Mercar
g The Unde
HERE'S A
FOR THE |MAN
BOY OR GIRL 1
HIANDY WI1
A Genuine $5.0C
Waterman Ideal
rill be given away to the person s<
rritten the greatest number of tin
ard:
"Waterman's Idea
make Ideal Christtr
rhe writing must be legible, the li
?ach other. Each postal must be
nailed or delivered before DECEA
DUKE Dl
Prescription Druggists,
j| WE HAVE THE MOST
1 IN ST A'
?j AND SELL THEM/
rg] The money you save by. b
jj| help to pay postage. We
Kg pounding all prescriptions
hH promptly answered by ring
S PALMETTO DI
yvra HUIETft REN'
...I AM...
OVERSTOCKED
and want to unload, will
therefore give a special
discount of 20 per cent,
on all spectacles and
eye glasses fitted on
Saturday, Nov. 26, and
Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 28th and 29th.
EYES TESTED FREE.
Dr. McCreery Glymph,
EYE SPECIALIST.
VI. & P. Bank Building. Take
stairway on Main Street.
Sours: 9to 12a. m., 1 to5:30p.m.
FREE RAILROAD FARE
-TO?
Spartanburg and Return
TO ANY PERSON
j'jying the amount of $25
and over at our
AUCTION SALE
of Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Clocks and Silverware
being conducted
opposite Hotel Argyle between
now and December
25th?J.
B. Bennett & Co. Prop.
Da*0d Rauh, Auctioneer.
a?fln?inra&y
jhter Sale I
thing I
and Children's B
and Odd Pants B
t. Discount! ^
ck of Clothing. 8
Hi
f * 9H
itile Company,!
rsellers. g
"chance
OR WOMAN *
WHO IS
"H A PEN.
I Gold Mounted
Fountain Pen
ending in the following sentence
les in ink on one side of a postal
I Fountain Pens
las Gifts."
nes must not cross or run into
signed with writers name and
1BER 20, to the
*UG CO.,
Union, S. C.
DESIRABLE THINGS^
riONERY |
\T RIGHT PRICES. fft
uying Stationery here will |JH
make a specialty of com- ?|j
at any time. Night calls W
;mg 202.
*UG COMPANY. W
WICK. Owners. Mr)
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She Couldn't Be Good.
Mrs. Brutle?lteally, you know, I d?
not believe In being too good to mtt*
ants.
Miss Cau8ticquc?Ah, I see that you
appreciate your limitations.
To Get Cured.
Borne men who cannot capture
The voters in their mesh
Must Journey up Salt river
Because they are too fresh. ,
Dinner Jewelry
is quite as important an essential
as any other pertaining to
the Thanksgiving feast, as no
one can enjoy good food at a
good dinner without they are
conscious of being perfectly g
dressed. We carry a very ex- 1
tensive stock of diamond, nearl 1
and other jewelry, intended for J
personal adornment, any article
of which is doubly dear to the
feminine heart.
Come and Inspect Our line.
P. O. TREPZER,
JEWELER.