The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 17, 1905, Image 2
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me* .inn ? J huh m.ii laiTTTS rrfp THKing "aCI*vantage
of the Cut Prices ir
Our Great Clearance Sak
there are thousands who arc
letting the chance of a lifetime
slip by. Don't think
that because the plums have
been falling so thick and lasi
that there are not many more
yet to come down. Remember
we have a Twenty Thousand
Dollar Stock to draw
from, and every family ir
Union county can besuppliec
without putting us out o
business. So don't let anything
keep you away fron
this sale. In the spring time
everybody wants to spruce
up a little, and why not now
while you can do more sprucing
with Five Dollars thai
you can ordinarily with Ten
r^v _ _ ? * r _ _ _ a ii. i ii a
uon i lorgei mat me term:
are Spot Cash and wit!
every dollar you get a handsome
present Free.
Bailey Furniture Co
Advertised Letters
Pemaining in the Post Office sit Union
S. C., for the week ending March 17
1005.
I'.?O I* Priggs. .1 I. Prewington. .1 I
Prown. Carrie Hull, Mrs l.illie PUdge?
! '?I.other Farmer, Wilks Floyd.
(i?Tom Green, C P Garrett.
II?Stella lloh-on. M I lodge, .fame
Hill. Mrs A K Harry.
,f?Daisy Jordan.
M-?Sallie May. Ferguson Morris.
V?Julia Xeal.
< >?S P Oshorn.
P?Grover Parks. I.ucy Pace. P
Powell.
P?Mrs F Pice, Julia Pice. Plane
Runwick.
S?Davis Smith, llattie Ai-lle Smitl
Jeff Suher. Mill Slean, Pud Sinclai
Jordan Simpson, James Slean.
T?Mrs P F l> Trayler. Mrs Kdn
Vincent.
\V?Willie Welch, Maltie Woodii
son.
Persons calling for the above lettei
will please say if advertised,and will I
required to pay one cent for their <h
livery. J. C. Huntkii, P. M.
Bring your job work to Th
TIMES. We can please you
Oon't V
iv Suit Right
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How
About
Pants
get Pants
and wear.
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rTON MILLS DEI
> \leavt# lmru*r^a,rrTin*
imports of sugar at this^port
continuc'to be almost unprecedentdd
* in volume. ()u one <lay last week
? nearly a do/en vessels arrived from
(('uba with Heavy cargoes of the
' raw product, while the receipts were
materially increased hy the arrivals
I of steamers from Brazil, Mexico J
> and other South American and!
West Indian ports.
j Altogether on last Monday, more
*(than S},000,000 pounds of sugar
reached New York, exclusive of the
.; vast quantities already afloat in the
j harbor awaiting transfer to the refineries.
An interesting feature of
J tin1 present sugar situation is that
1 only oil tons of sugar were in waref
house last week, while in the eor.
responding period of 1001, lo,oil)
.j ' tons were in storage.
^ i Michael Nathan, assistant appraiser
of the eighth division of the
- local appraiser's ofliee is charged
/ with the examination of all sugars
_ brought to this port. Mr. Nathan
^ Saturday said the heavy importations
were keeping his force of test
ers unusually husy.
1 Irwin I .owe the ten months old son
- of Mr. W. S. Smith, superintendent
of Bailey Furniture Mfg.
( o., overturned a cup of hot water
on itself and was hadly scalded
* Tuesday of last week. I'neunionia
set up and the little one died Friday.
The body was taken to Hickory,
X. ('. Mr. Smith's former
!' home Saturday, for burial. The
parents have the sympathy of the
I community.
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Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
" State of South Carolina, J
County of Union. (
lty Jason M. Greer, Ks<|., Probate
Judge.
Whereas, W. T. Jones, Jr., lias made
suit to me to erant. him betters of Ad
ministration on the effects of and estate
I, of James Lyles, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred
r" and creditors of the said James Lyles,
' j deceased, that they be and appear, heI
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
; held at .Union, C. II., South Carolina,!
| on the 27th day of March, next, afte"
| publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
__ I forenoon, to show cause, if any they
' , have, why the said Administration
t," should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
IOth day of March, Anno Domini,
1905. Jason M. Grkkr,
j? Probate Judge.
Published on the 17th day of March,
' 1U05, in the Union Times, ll-2t
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rices Low. I
?T. STORE I
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HEINZ
SWEET
MIDGETS
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crisp and tender] are
the daintiest liitlepftkles
that ever grew. Pftked
from the vines vhen
they are a few f )iirs
old and prepared ii the
inimitable Heinz /ay,
they are toothsome
morsels for eficulean
tastes : V :
Reception Wafeil
Our variety of faiiy
biscuits is larger tV in
any other to be fond
in the city and they re
always fresh : : :
Union Grocey
Company.)
L. L. WAGNON, f;r.
Estate Notice.
All persons holding claims gainst
(ho estate of K. (i. Trefzor, <lased,
are hereby notified to pros t the
same duly attested to me or I ly attorney.
J. (i. Hughes, (Jnio south
Carolina, and all persona indedto
the said estate are hereby in led to
make payment likewise.
Mas. Fl.OREXCK F. ' KZKH,
Admini utrix.
Union, S. C., March 17, 19Q? ll-4t
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Special Advertisements <
Notices will bo insetted In tbis column at u
the rate of ?> words or less for 25c ono Issue. ^
four Issues for 76c. Additional -lines over
twenty tlve words 5c a line.
FRESH garden seed In one cent papers.
Onion sets, peas and beans at
Scaife's.
If you enjoy good coffee or tea, you
will be insured of getting both by
buying your coffee and tea from us.
We are exclusive agents for the
famous Chase & Sanborn's coffees j
and teas, without exception, the old- |
est and most reliable coffee and tea j
people in the United States. We ,
carry the entire line, getting them
fresh every week or-ten days. Your
coffee and tea business solicited.
The Union Grocery Company.
LOST?A gold cross off of watch fob.
Lost between Sam S. Farrars residence
and Monarch Mills. Suitable
reward for findinersame. M. W. Culp.
HEALTHY and satisfying. Nothing
is healthier and few things more enjoyable
than good molasses. We
have them, pure old-fashioned museavados,
pure New Orleans, Georgia
Cane Syrup; also have a good maple
and cane syrup blend at $1 00 per
gallon, as well as the highest grade i
of pure sap syrup. Your orders for I
anything in the syrup or molasses I
line will be appreciated. The Union I
Grocery Company.
500 bushels cotton seed for sale, early
variety for planting. 50 cents per
bushel. 1). it. Fant.
11-I0t
WE are expecting tins week another
big shipment of onion setts and Red
Rliss seed potatoes, second crop.
Wy have already sold double as many
seed potatoes, onion setts and garden
seed up to date as we ever sold in
ony year before. Our line is larger,
our assortment better and our prices
rock-bottom. We will take pleasure
in helping you make your selection.
Call in. The Union Grocery Company.
GARDEN seeds, big line of all kinds
of garden and field seeds fresh, also
cabbage plants. Will have other
plants in season. 8. M. Rice, Jr.,
E. U.
IF you are suffering with a loss of appetite,
visit the store of The Union
Grocery Company. If the tempting
array oi seasonaoie gooa tilings to i
c?l (Iocs not fetch you an appetite
you had better make your will and I
increase your life insurance.
SELECT northern apples, Greenings,
Baldwins and Ben Davis, choice
bananas, delicious Florida oranges,
malaga grapes, Messina lemons, always
on hand. The Union Groeery
Company. ~ ^
LOST?Between ' Hotel Union and my
residence.^?old brooch studded with
pearls. Reward if returned Henry
Kj,I. Holmes at Timus officc^f^
,u,a r ^ V**'r''
N^agea and
-'HoniHn 65 feet
desirable ion iuxue~<*?TWins
1-3 cash, balance on 1 ai*i ?> veilrH
credits 8 per cent, interest.^ m,iv
to Union Times. ^'ty
(TO to W. Newell Smith's for seed Irisi.
I potatoes at 30 cents per peck. Armour's
best hams 13 cents per pound.
Good rice at 5 cents.
LOST?A pair of nickel frame spectacles
lost on Main street in front of
Mr, Macbeth Young's residence.
These spectacles were found by two
young ladies we learn, if so, they
will please return them to Times
office.
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We bought too
last Fall and the
that we have a b
of 8c and 10c qi
going to sacrifi
rather than carr
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next season. , 1
FOR ONLY 6<
McLure Mei
The Undc
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II rv o Ik.m _r\CCI
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EYE SPECIALIST.
Office, M. & P. Bank Building.
Hours, 9 to
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2 Crown, Bridgework anc
2 Office over Mutual Dry
3 Feeds
For I Cent
International
Fnr qoIa
x/i uuiv vjy
DUKE DRUG GO.
GEO. KELLAR, Phfl., Mgr.
Under Hotel Union.
Thl Times and Home and
Farm one year for $1.25.
The T imes and Metropoli tan
Magazine one year for $1.80.
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Ladies of Union
iity are cordially
to attend a recepti
jiVen by the Nat
nit Company, at I
nteer Firemen's
n U/o/l- ? *
?m TTtuiic?uay, iy\
ity=second, from
I five o'clock.
3SHMENTS
OUGHT! *
many Outings
consequence is
>ig lot on hand
jality. We are * -?r
ce these goods I
y them over till
'hey are yours
: PER YARD.
cantile Co., *
rsellers.
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EYES TESTED FREE. }
Take Stairway on Main Street. ? /
I and 2 to 6. L.
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I Regulating a Specialty. ?
Gkfcds Co., Union, S. C. \ ?
The Cash Bargain Store
Shirts!
Ladies Walking Skirts in different
styles and colors,
from 98c to $5.00 each. '
^ big line of Oxrords just received,
in tans and blacks,
from 98c to $3.50 a pair.
Corsets, big values, 25c and
50c each.
May Manton Patterns, all 10c
each.
MRS. D. N. W1LBURN.
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