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Special Advertisements
Notices will be insetted in this column a
the rate ol &> words or less for &5c one is>m
four issues lor 75c. Additional lines ove
twnulj nve words 5e a line.
JUST received by Express a frcsl
shipment a Wiley's fine candies
in packages at Seaife's, two doors
above Hotel. We give trading
stamps.
WANTED?10very person who is holding
cotton to call on us and have it
insured. It is not necessary to put
it in a warehouse, wc insure it
wherever it is. See us at once you
can't allord to Lake the risk. Bailey
Lbr. i<: Mfg. Co. 3-tf
PIE peaC es, sweet potatoes, big hominy,
a combination of three, which
cantc t he turned d'.wn, put up in
extra 3 pound tins, solid packed, w<*ll
prepared ami all sold f- r 10c per can.
I). nt grumble about high prices as
long as you can buv such goods as
these from The Union Grocery ComP'py?
WANTED?Salesmen and salesladies
in this and adjoining territory, to
represent and advertise the wholesale
department of an old established
commercial house of solid financial
standing. Staple line. Salary $3.50
per day, paid weekly, with expenses
advanced direct from headquarters.
Horse and Imggy furnished when
necessary. Wc furnish everything.
Position permanent. Address, The
Columbia House, 630 Monon Bldg.,
Chicago, 111. 5-41
Eat more evaporated and dried fruits,
have less su-kin ss and pay fewer doc
u?r limn, arid especially in this C"n*
nection w ould we call your attention
t<> t alifornia Piunes, one of the m- at
satisfactory and delicious of table
fruit*; dozenaof ways to prepare them
and cheaper than almost anything
else that you can buy. Get our special
prices on 55 pound boxes for family
use. The Union Grocery Company
WAN'I ED? by reliable young man, a
position as stenographer and typewriter,
shipping clerk or something of
the kind. Have had limited ex|>erience
in this kind of work, and, if
necessary, will work one month f?r
expenses. I have my own typewriter
References given on application.
Arid res, W. It. P., Strother, S, G. 5 ;lt
Something doing at The Union Grocery
Company. Don't you like to do your
busines at a place where there is
something doing, plenty of nice, clean
fresh goods, and men always busy
openinv up more, the cleanest stock
and store of groceries in upper South
Carolina, and always improving? If
vou are not buying your groceries
here, try us and we will prove what
we say.
WAJSTED?Boa rd by young gentleman
in refined private family. Will pay
six dollars per week for the right I
place. Mr. Haldeman, care of F. G.
Xrefzer, Union, S. C. &-2t <
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bruary We
SPECIAL GOODYEAR
AT WE RECOMJV
; Soles are plump,
thstand winti
ather, but not
ivy as to be awkwai
e uppers are mediu
ight for health a
mfort. Stylish
ape, elegant in i
surpassed for we
is that won Grand I
World's Fair.
rftnn Mills flan
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k WATED quick cash buyers f-r 5 genuine j
> impo'te-l Edam <-heese an l 2 high I
grade pineapple cheese. Edam sell |
t for $1.25 ea?-n and are cheap at that
price; the first five customers with
r $1 CO each gets the cheese. The pine-1
apple sell for C2e, as cheap as nny!
where in the state; the first two customers
with 55c each will have the
' pleasure of eating what ue liave left.
5 The Union Grocery Company.
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CABBAGE plants, sure headers, just
the thing for early gardens, grown
in the open air, will stand great cold,
the celebrated Charleston Wakefield
variety, and five others. They are j
L'liar.'inlPivl (a ir.. ~.: ?
0 v v/ nn 1 jaimuiMI.
Price, $1.50 per thousand in small '
lots. Over five thousand, $1.25. ]
Special prices over ten thousand. ,
Express rates cheap to nil points.
Send in orders to E. L. Commins, '
Meggett, S. C. 4-4t <
SM'>KKUn corner?Ever think how
convenient it whs when y> U have to
j make an appointment or meet a friend
up town, t<? drop into the ? orner J
' Store and enjoy one of the h. st 5 cent 1
cigars known to the trade today? .
t"inco, Cuhiano, Kev West ReaHjr s, '
l.atest Hit, E>tra 5. E Benedhto, (
Runemede, plenty of matches and a ]
good fire, and pretty sure to find the
man you are loot ing for there. You i
are welcome The Union Grocery .
Company.
V ALKNTIY ES, hig lot of valentinea, <
comic, lace and booklet, from 1 cent
up, at Wender Store. j
IT is the aim of everv man, even the
porters, in connection with this busi- ,
ness to he polite and attentive t
every custom- r w ho enters our portals 1
If von appreciate promptness, politeness
and courte-y, de-1 with its If ^
you ever get other kind of treument,
ref?ort it to the manager, and it wont a
barmen twieo Tt" fir,:/*". c
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Company.
Notice of Opening books
of Subscription.
Under and by authority of a com- 11
mission duly granted by Hon. J. T. 8'
Gantt, Secretary of State, bearing \\
date February4tn, 1905, notice is hereby
given that books of subscription to
the capital stock of Fine Creek Manu- P
factoring Company will be opened at P
the office of T C. Duncan in the town tf
of Union, South Carolina, on Saturday, tc
February 11th, 1905, at lOo'clock a. m,, n
and to take the necessary steps to- P
wards the election of officers and the *
organization of the said company. pt
The said proposed corporation will
have a eapitai stoc.k of $300,000 divided
into 3000 sharesof the par value of $100 P
each with its principal place of busi- 8^
ness at Camden, South Carolina. ar
Stephen A. Jbnks, rjl
Gooroe H. Bayne, '
Malcolm Campbell, ?
George M. Wright, ce
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Gorton's Minstrels Coming1.
An innovation which has beconn
popular, is the continuous perform
ancc presented by Gorton's Mins
trels. There are no long, tiresome
waits and no inferior acts put 01
merely to fill out thg time. Every
thing presented is clever and inter
esting and goes with a dash anc
vim from start to finish. The com
pany is composed of the best per
formers, and the performance if
guaranteed to be free from anything
that could be considered offensive.
The minstrels will be seen at opera
house February loth. Watch foi
street parade at noon. Tickets or
sale at Union Drug Company Monday,
13th, 9 a. m.
Jonesvllle News Notes.
Jonesville, Feb. 0.?The snow
and sleet lies three inches deep on
the ground this morning. The
present cold spell has been a hard
)no and 6uch weather is very expensive.
Mr. Richard C. Thomson died at
his late homo near Lockhart in
York county last Thursday and his
remains passed through Jonesville
>n Friday to GafTney for burial.
The health of our town is good,
caving out the many severe colds
md a few cases of pneumoni.
Mr. Henry Gallman who lives on
'apt. Foster Wright's place is very
ow with consumption.
The graded school will observe
Vashington's birthday with services
ppropriate for the occasion.
Telephone.
rne Youth's Companion.
We have several sample copies of
lie Youth's Companion on our
ible, which we would like to place
i the hands of some active, eneretic
young people, who will go to
ork to secure subscribers for this
right, newsy and most interesting
aper. While the Youth's Comanion
is a welcome, weekly visitor
> many homes in Union, we desire
) introduce it into every homo, es^cially
where there are children,
he Youth's Companion is now
uhlishing a series of interesting
ories of home, farm and garden,
iculiarly adapted to the South, toither
with many articles of foreign
ul domestic events, which are
ght up to date happenings. For |
neral and correct information con-1
rning the past and present, the
outh's Companion has no superior
journals of ita class. *
A u / i rile; C, L: t :c?3 i
Remaining in the Post Ottice at I'nine '
S. </., for the week emiing Feb. 10 '
1905.
B?Mr. L S Balk men. Mr?. Lilli
Beaty, Mr. R D Barnes, Mrs. Mady
Burgess.
C Miss Cinda Childers. Miss Jellithu
Cody.
D?Miss David Dillard. (2)
E?Misa Arthur Emery, Miss Joe Edwards.
(2)
F?Miss Mack Feaster.
G?Mr. Bee Gregory, Mrs. Sally Gib
son, Margaret Gist, Misa Be-sie Garden
Mr Ji? G Greene. Mrs. Ellen Giles.
Mrs. Nora Hist, Mr. Lemv Greene.
H?Mattie Hou-er, (2) Mr. Edward
Hames. Mr. F M Hogan, Rev. Ree?'
Hooker. Mr. J, A. Hughes.
J?Anna Jones, Niss Juty John-on,
Mr. William W Jonnson. Mr. Willie
Johnson.
Mr. Jsnie Lanford, Mr. W B Lawson
M?Mrs. Alice MeCIune, Mrs. Aman
da McPollom, Miss Kate Miller.
P?Mr. A J Pu'slev, (2). Mr Willi.
Palmer, Mr. R. B. Poteet, Miss France*
Palmer.
R?Mr. Charles Ro 'gers, .
S?Mr. Thomas Scales, Mr John ct
John, Mr. C 8 Sanders, Miss TAazie
Sims, Miss Ella Smi'h, Mi*s R L Smith
T?Mr. Clayton Turner.
V?Miss Ida Vaughn.
W?Mr. J W Walter. Mirs Emma
Ward, Mr. T P Ward, Kate Ward.
Persons calling for the nbove letters
will please say if advertised, and will he
required to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. Hunticr, P. M.
A BLIZZARD.
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Is nil uncomfortable event in the (
lives ()f most neorilc. To be forti
fied against such searching and bitter
enemies one needs to have a
well filled coal bin and a good supply
of seasoned wood. Plenty of
warm, comfortable blankets come
in bandy of a freezing winter's
night. And on a cold winter's
morning nothing adds so much to
a man's comfort as a good easy
shave. The beard cries out against
a dull razor on such a morning.
Did you ever have tears in your
eyes from the smart inflicted by a
dull razor on a cold morning?
scrape and cry, cry and scrape with
the mercury low down in the tube
?it is awful. You can avoid Buch
fearful experiences if you will purchase
one of our first class razors.
We have several kinds. The latest
is a safety. You shave up and
down or across the face and it is all
one good result. Good shaving
soap, a good lather brush and a
goop. strop are necessary to easy
ah&vine. We have all these things,
prices. We do not expect to get
rich on a few sales. Quick sales and
small profits enter into our calculations.
Yours for easy shaving,
THE RICE DRUG CO.
: PURITY, s
1 ACCURACY, s
j SKILL, 5
are the three es- ?
} sentials in S
2 fomnniinriinfl ?
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: Prescriptions.
i All of these you *
' 8 ?et by having 8
1 your work done 2
'8 at
j Palmetto Drug Co :
Goods delivered
i j to any part of
; the city at any
time by
: Palmetto Drug Co., j
i # Huiet ?Sc Renwick Owners.
YOU CAN OET
ONE POUND
OF PUREST
Borated Talcum
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AT
DUKE DRUG CO.
Huylcr's Rose Hill Greenhouses
GEO. KELLAR, Phg.. Mgr.
Under Hotel Union.
For sale at The Times office
Rev. Irl R. Hicks almanacs
and weather forecast. Price
25 cents.
|Southern Lading Stamps!
jw With every cash purchase amounting to 5
?? ten cents or over. Ten stamps for one W
gg dollar, 'Tis seldom you can really get S
something for nothing, but in this case you j?
certainly can, and we will tell you how. ?
jj|jj trading with us in Dry Goods, Dress Goods, - 06
$$ Millinery, Small Notions, Shoes, Hats, B
prices a little lower and the quality of our B
|Jj merchandise a little better than at other / '
gg McLure Mercantile Company, i
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SWIFT FERTILIZER!
TO PLANTERS: We desire to interest you
in the most reliable PLANT FOOD on the
market for cultivation of all farm products.
Cotton, Corn, etc. Our complete fertilizers
are made only from Dried Blood and meat
and bone Tankage Amoniates. These ingredients
have fully demonstrated in the soil
that they are the best plant food known.
Buy Swift's Fertilizers. Planters Guano
8.65-2-2, Golden Harvest 8-2 1-2-21, Monarch
Vegetable Grower 8-4-4 and Cotton King
Tflf PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
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MONEY SAVING
SPECIAL!
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For One Dav onlv. anH for
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Cash Only, on Monday
next, February 13th, we
will sell as long as our stock
last, the following high
grade absolutely reliable
goods, at these unheard of
prices:
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit, 121-2c
per package.
Cream of Wheat* 15c per package, 7 packages
for $1.00. |
Legget's Pearl Tapioca, 3 packages for I
25c. 1
Grape Nuts, 12 l-2c per package. J
Swinburn's 20c Gelatine at 15c. i
g Cooper's Gelatine*, 3 for 25c. |
1 Plymouth Rock l$c Gelatine, 2 for 25c. ?
9 Knox's 15c Gelatine, 2 for 25c. I
| Wetmore's 10c Gelatine, 4 for 25c. 1
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viiauucr ? cieiatine, 2 for 25c.
Crystal 10c Gelatine, 3 for 25c.
Jello, 3 packages for 25c.
Remember Only One Day and
for Cash Only, Monday, February
15th. In addition to the
unusually low prices we offer,
we will give Trading Stamps
with all the above goods.
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Iinc uniun GROCERY CO., I
High Class Groceries, Lowest Prices. 1
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