The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 06, 1905, Image 2
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ij "Diamond Brand" Shoes j|
|| MAKE GOOD j 1
| New Year Presents, j I
ij Something everyone needs, ||
>11 Something everyone will appreciate. S ^
IS The thorough goodness of "Diamond Brand" ;||
Shoes make them acceptable presents, and ? IjK
the pleasure of the recipient will grow as ; gPl
the weeks go by ; ||
3 You can't spend $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 or ;
3 $3.50 on any present that will be H
longer remembered than a pair of j 11
S "DIAMOND BRAND" SHOES. j If
I IF YOU ARE NOT SURE OF THE SIZE OUR |@
H S CERTIFICATE PLAN WILL SOLVE j fig
g|{ THE PROBLEM. jig
il UNION COTTON MILLS j|
Hi department store. jg
Granting' L. G. Young, His raiiw:?> il. . miii./i'i,. m,.- i>1 ii-tN ?l.? vj!11y!' 1 \I.'m:'I,h' 11i!?'"
Associates and AssignsJ V/'' vriV':'!/'^x\7- "ntl A1"' ilr,u r. simii h,; < ?..?.unci u
A , . . r> *i i ! ??h>truet iii^ the slum* shall opernlinn within si\ months thereafter
A r rancnise 1.0 XjXlllCit turn out unci lou\ p the tntek free np< >n unless rest ruined liy inseperuhle oh
Equip, and Operate an ZT1 he^V1 ?,"*v "o|- l" (1 . *
r 13 | i . ! i *'M p?i?u^i ot tli* same: itnd >eetioii II. I lie rights herein uranter
Llectnc itaiirOaCl in tne driver or any Other |< rson who shall n.nlinue Iter the period of lift'
Town of Union South I V:l" "r s'K,m' uf ,,M" snotor- years from the dale hereof, said right'
1. ' man. conductor >or any other person in hcing exclusively granted to the saic
Carolina. .Charge of any ear. shall neglect or re- I.. (!. Young, his associates and assigns
; fuse to vaealp said tracks shall he suh- Section 15. If at any tiniedtiring llit
lie il ordained Icy the Maxor and J?rt.,".??pris??iiineni in the f "'
...... ..i iiii.s iranciuse said railway
. . i?i tiii* Mayor or City Council not ex- shall not Iu* operated for a term ol
A Ulerinen ot t In' town ol I nioii. Soiiili ,.,.,.djug tliirly days or to a fine not nine months after the said railway
Carolina, in t otincil assembled. and than out' or more than fifty dol- shall have begun e: i-ration, tln-n, 111is
by authority ol same: |ars f(>r each and every offense; tola- franchise or privilr shall thereupon
Section I. I hat J.. (?. \oiingnnd his ,.n||ecled as other fines are collected cease, determine and heeoine null and
associates and assigns lie, and l hey are j|( (||(. |,,WI1 ,,f fnion. Provided that void, unless prevented front so doing
hi'reliy authorised and empowered to (f,js >(.(.|jon shall not apply as to the by the process of the law.
enlistruct, equip, maintain and opoiavarious lire apparatus of the city which Section 1(1. The Town Council rea
street railway through on and along a) a|j have the riyrht of way in serves to itself the right and power at
the streels and a\ciiues and ulI streels }||| reels ;n rase of lire. ill times to pass such ordinances, rules
ami avenues that may be hereafter Section K. The said I., (i. Young, hi? ind regulations concerning said street
opened, and are authorized and in- a?oeiates and assignes. shall forevet railway wilbin I in* corporate limits of
(lowered to operate the same by elec- savi. luinnless the town of Cnion from the city and the operation of the same
tricity ?"d necc-sary equipment- in- amj against any and all legal damages, as may in its opinion be necessary to
eluding i lie ereel ion ami building ol judgments, decrees and costs that may the public safety and convenience, and
poh's ami wires in -aid -lreels. j!(. recovered against the said town by in the exercise of the police powers
Section-. I hat I be said rni l\\ ay -ha 11 rea-on of the pri \ i leges hereby granted incident to the city not inconsistent
lie cou-trueted with single or double ,,r |,y reason of any act or aids on their with the terms of ibis franchise,
lrack- a> maybe determined upon by |,ar| under and by virtue of the pro- Section 17. This franchise -ball bellie
said 1?. b. ^ ouug. In- a?eciate- visions of thi> ordinance. come null and void unless accepted
and assigns, with all necessary and Section 0. The right i- hereby re- within thirty days.
convenient I urnouls, -\\ iiehes and -id- M-r\ed to have water and sewer mains Done and ratified in ('otincil assenting-;
provided the track- -hall not >< laid, a- the public may require ; but if bled on Ibis the third day of January .
laid nor maintained nbo\.- or below ?|,(,uld be neee?ary at any lime to I0(k"i, at I'nion. S. C.
the surface of the streets, ami Mm 11 be lake tip and remove any pari of said Attest: If. I.. MeNAI.I.V.
construeteil of Itrsl class 1 rail-, '"j trucks for lite purposes above tnen- Mayor,
such nuinner thai carriages and ol her, ,hen the same shall be replaced \V. I). AKTIICK.
vehicles may cross the same at all | as promptly as may be, ami in as good Clerk and Trcas.
points freely and easily without oli* i condition as found, at the expense of - ??
struetion. All proposed plans, courses, j ||M. parly for whose benefit they were /-i. . -^1 1 1:^, ?
styles ot rails and the manm-r ol lay ing ; removed ; and before any such removal KvlllOVCJI iNO I IC-C?
the to be submitted to t lie st rcct. (|,,. raiIway shall lie securely imlenuii^
against any or
lion, which before | |ril|ll |,y tinH
PORT ARTHUR SURREND-; \
ERS.
Terms of Surrender Were Agreed J
Upon and Signed?The Office :s
and OliicialsWere Allowed to :J.c- ,
turn to Russia on Parole and to ;
Retain Their Swords and Side ;
Arirs.
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i 7. ;
i Alter bloodiest, most stuolmrn ;
j siege in history, lusting li months, i
j finding further nsistanec worse ihnn !
! useless Stoessel gives over Russian
i stronghold to the victorious Nogi to ;
j prevent further saenit'uv of lives, j
Heroism of defenders of Port Arthur"
citadel only equal 1ml hy the mug- j
nanimity of the Japs.
Port Arthur has surrendered!
Kxhaustcd hy months of almost \
constant lighting, decimated hy dis- j
ease ami casualties and hopelessly
sealed in its rocky fortress, the gallant
garrison has yielded to its gallant.
besiegers and the end is now
written of the most, dramatic war
incident of modern times.
At i) o'clock last night (JencraP
Nogi, commanding the Japanese ar-!
^ my of investment, received from the
Russian (Jeneral Stoessel a note say^
ing that he found further resistance
useless and asking for a meeting to
arrange terms of capulation. The
note was simple and direct and the '
Japanese general immediately named
commissioners to confer with representatives
of the Russian commander.
They met at noon today to aril
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range conouions 01 surrender.
MH.ITAUV HONORS TOR i.AK1MSON.
A dispatch from Tokio quotes
military opinion as believing that
the entire garrison will be allowed
to march out under arms and may
he sent to Russia on parole. Late
dispatches faoin .Japan have shown
that the gallant descn.se of (Jencral
Stoessel and his men has nowhere
heeti given a tincr appreciation than
in the land of his foes, and it is
(more than likely that Japan will
embrace the opportunity to show her
magnanimity and admiration of the
gallantry of Port Arthur's defenders
by allowing them all the honors
which war permits a victorious army
to bestow on a vanquished foe.
The siege and the defense of Russia's
stronghold in the far east have
been marked by bravery, gallantry
and desperation unequalled in modern
warfare and hardly excelled in
military history.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Union,
S. C., for the week ending Jan. 0,
1905.
" F? W i 11 i,? in Foster, AI tiert r ostcr.
v ii .l)t? thpson. Jammie (Joar
II?tor.| lla,icy, Mrs Luce Hawkins.
1 ' ? ?V I. Inman.
1 J ? II C Justus.
MMrs Lucy McNe?*ly.
u* ^'.M8 Jn,liw.A s*rto1'. C M Sartor,
j n ? I hos I \\ estun, Mit Walker, 2
j'ersons calling for the above letters
s 'II please say if advertised,and will he
I required to pay OI|6 cent fm |L
. "very. J. C. IIuntkr, P. M.
REMEMBER
I
that we have an elegant
line of Holiday
Goods for you to select
your Xmas presents
from.
See our Sterling
Silver Novelties, etc.,
Cut Glass, Diamond
Goods and Solid Gold
jewelry.
We guarantee ev
ery thing we sell.
M. E. T1NSLEY.
-?WJeL\3 j&JS* ' Sa^iCS il . -v v?5> /I
Closing C
! Beginning January
' our entire stock of
: nery, Shoes, Hals,
ft Goods, Trunks and
8 cost for SPOT CASb
credit, as we cannot
any goods.
1 This Sale will la:
We are determined
season with a new,
^ put it off but come
! up the best things 1
gone. We have jus
most successful yea
CI ception of our busir
thank our many
ffl' help it will be our
"pi the year 1905 a reco
SMcLure Mercai
The Und?
sn i
r DR. McCREEl
EYE SPECIALIST. I
Office, M. & P. Bank.
Hours, 9 to
Special Advertisements'
Notices will l>e inserted in this column at
the rati- of &> words or less for :15c one issue,
four issues for ~"ns. Additional lines over j
twenty live words 6c a line.
NORTHERN apples, oranges, l>ar>iinas,
cocoa nuts, grapes, raisins, currants,
citron, <lates, prunes, cranberries, all
kinds of nuts and tine chocolates and
bon bons at Scaife's.
A few pairs of the finest, California
blankets, the largest size, a little
soiled, at half price at Fly nil's.
LOST?between the Court House and
post olficc, a brooch set with pearls.
Suitable reward if returned to ibis
"Mice. 63-^t.
IT is astonishing, the cutting of nriccs
now at Elynn's. He has made up
iiis mind to get rid of his winter
goods and the prices he is offering|
his new goods at during this sale
will certainly clear them out. Klynn
is no old f<>gy ; when the season is
am. ? in H' oft i git Ml." i',
w ill pay you to look at the goods
whether yoii want them or not. It
looks like it would pay to buy the
go<?ds at such low prices for next
ALL parties owing nic on account, notes
or otherwise will please make payment
at once, as 1 need the money
vftrv miiph \f itr -r? t .y
?... i.i. >? . noiio, 48-tr.
I,()ST?I.nst Slid;ij-, between Union and
Bishop's school house, near Jonesville,
one lady's jacket. A liberal
revvanl will he paid if returned to
this office.
Til K biggest cut price sale of dry goods,
shoes, clothing and window shades
ever seen in Union is now opened at
Flynn's Cash Store. Cost of goods
cuts no figure. The goods must be
sold. Flynn has never been known
to carry goods from one year to
another. Cutting don't express it.
The slaughser of prices means a saving
to yon of 40 cents on the dollar
of what other houses charge for the
same goods. Here are some of
Flynn's prices, now see if you can
miss this great sale. It will pay you
to buy these, goods now if you have
to put them away for next fall.
10very article in the store is sacrificed.
Here we quote you a few of
the prices: 850 yards checked homespun,
the 5c' kind, for 3 3-4e. 1,(XX)
yards of the best yard wide Sea Island,
the 7c quality, for ! 3-4c. $1.50
blankets for $1.05. $2.00 blankets .
for $1.45. $2,000 word blankets for
$1.85. $5.00 extra large wool blankets
for $2.05. $0.50 Indies tailor made
skirts $3.75. $5.00 tailored skirls for
$2.75. All other skirts cut in the
same way. I.adies $10 jackets now
or. *7 KA ' ... -
jiu.m u inpj-i.ou. |.>.oo
jackets for$8.60. All our immense
18toek of dress goods, broadcloth and
Uniting to bo sacrificed. They must
me sold, and if cutting the price acEcomplishes
anything, Flymi will sell
will pay you to travel
^this great money saving
|HHB9BkCash Store, Union,
r* ,V't^ vV.f- - ? *
1st we will offer *5?
Dry Goods, Milli- g|
Clothing, Dress wj
Valises at actual 6$j
I. Do not ask for H
: afford to charge pg
st for 30 days. 1
to start the spring
fresh stock. Don't
at once and pick ^
>efore they are all
t ended one of the 'fi?$
irs since the conless,
for which we ^
friends. By your 'tm
endeavor to make Sjj
>rd breaker. ^
itile Company, g
jrsellers. ^
1
JY GLYMPH, |
EYES TESTED FREE.
Take Stairway on Main Street.
I and 2 to 6.
Report to the Comptroller
of the Currency ^ J \
Of The Merchants and Planters /\ \
National Bank, Union, S. C. *?
At the Close of Business December J
31st, 1904. j
RESOURCES. I
Conns niul Discounts $188,746.95 |
Overdrafts, secured and I _
unsecured 2,449.10 1
Unjted States Bonds 15,000.00 H
Banking Mouse, Furniture I |HH|
and Fixtures 10,000.00
Due. approved Reserve
Agents 20,538.04^^^R^H^D|
Due from National Banks. 13,89^^H^^H|BH^H
Redemption Fund /
U. S. Treasurer /
Capital Stock $6O,00C^^^^P^^^
Surplus and undivided
prolits 43,15^^V
LliOiulation in I5,0QQ^V
to Check. ^diiect
I67,014M|^^^^^
$285,173HHBBl
Dnidcnts )>aid Stockholders sinee <^B Bl
gam/.ation $2O4,OOO.0^^^HnH|
R T11U R r.
WE ARE AGENTS~hHH
POP the BHH
capadura^h
cigar
5 centst^b
A GOOD SMOKE. 1 I
TRY
duke drug c0.^|
GEO. ISCLLAR, Phg., Mgr. EmBBBBI
11/ /t llTcrvi
wvaim i lip*
My old and new cus- V 1
tomers to know that I
have opened a beef JHUH
market in the rear of fl|H9
NICHOLSON'S NEW. AHH
BANK BUILDING, M||B|||
and am prepared to
serve you with the
choicest cuts of BEEF,
^K, MUTTON, 1 h
first