The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 11, 1905, Image 7
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l LOCAL LACONICS. A Soc
| Happenings of Interest The most roe
I season was tha
I About Town. fromo to7.30 V
hostess, at hoi
E T 1 .... , , . . bcr of invited
& John \\ me cut his wife on the wcre not profu
to instruct free of charge the fanners
how to ditch lands and put in Qnc 0f tj)e g,
undcrdrains. He will come to recorded ]
Union again in a short time. Albert Boyd.
A storm of thunder, lightning Parcn^
and rain visited the city Monday illness I
night. During this storm two fine
mules belonging to the county were t!irec (!ay8 ? (
killed. The mules wore in tho barn ?"*
down at the convict camp. Thin is
a severe loss to the county as these aik^- ^
were very fine-mules, and mules on 1904 and
are now very high priced. ^ hu,
Superintendent of Education D. Monarch mill
? B. Fant has received and will con- ?Pa , Jnany J
d tinuc to receive a full and complete dearod herself
supply of school books and school "er w, . .a
stationery. School children can be ^ ?* 18 co'
supplied with anything they need bereaved your
in the school room by calling on [^embers of Ik
Mr. Fant at his office in the court juried in Rose
house. Books and stationery for hurry, and tli
loss money than they can l>c bought ducted by Rev
anywhoro else. P^tor of the I
? berry.
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rag lia'K umu liuiiu, ?iiivi iic?ui\ tui un i r /.mvator hut
? her thumb. John is in jail. | JXwerc' the
i Col. Cole L. Blease will speak at i P}tXU}^'
the park next Saturday at 2 o'clock u 11 c los|b?
tj i t a *i v room was the 1
p.m. He defends the dispensary. jbowl From
Capt. J. W. Griffith has complet- (JC'P^1S ^rs- Jed
the grading of the IT. & G. S. ' , , Sawyer
railroad yards. It is an excellent delicious
. and beautiful piece of work. dining room t
were pink and
Mrs. P. A. Gardner and children, material suspei
after visiting relatives in this city delicr to each <
and Cross Anchor, returned to their festoon effect
home in New York Monday. with bows of b
ribbon. On tl
B. F. Townscnd, Esq., attorney battenberg. / ]
for George Gore, applied for bail pink and wliih
today (Friday) before his Honor Sallie Thomsoi
Judge D. A. Townscnd at Chamb- guests by Mis
ers. Ina McNally,
Schofield. Mi
W?TT l \ir:i
i.wmi uiuu.1 uim iiujivimi m ji- uarciner ftlUl
son had a fight Wednesday, War- served the n
ren hit Heyward with a bottle, Arthur receive
Heyward then went in search of a door, while M<
gun. The police in the meantime comb, L. M.
arrested Heyward who is now out L. J. Hamcsii
on bond. ccivcd in form
T x i traduction in 1
Congressman Jos. 1. Johnson ilonor *rr4, p
.dttbvas in the city Monday. He was y0rk },nj ^
^Riceompanied by a gentleman sent vjjje '
put by the United States agricultu
ral department whose business it is DCdth Of I
???mmr ? j. ta?? ?
HOLDING KEYS 1
)X OF MONEY I
e had on exhi= 1 jgi
>ur store, will ||
nd try to unlock ||
person holding 11
KEY that un= ;||
ox GETS THE |
'ou have from g|
\ugust 31 st to 1 Eg
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COPELAND 1
PANY. I
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;ial Event. The Armour Packing Co.
hcrchc function of the Mr. J. B. Bichards has gone out
t of Friday afternoon of the ice business. The house
rhen Mrs. M.W. Bobo used by liim to keep ice in, is now
ne to a large num- occupied by the Armour Packing
guests. The rooms Company. A representative of
sely nor elaborately this large company will be in Union
elegant and in good all the time, and endeavor to cornartistically
arranged pete with Swift and others who alms,
ferns, pink and ready have representatives here.
In the right front
arge cut glass punch Maih Street Macadamized.
its cool, refreshing -
a. ?rown ami airs T|)C city 9trect sllpcrintendcnti
sonec eac 1 8U0S Mr. James I. Vinson, has completed
,1U1. Punc l* n. u ail excellent piece of work on Main
he table decorations . . . ,. , n i 1 i
i .. ? ,! . ?. street, according to the rules laid
white folds of suit j \ ? . , , ,
11# , | down by the expert road builders
uded from the chan-1 i . . .
t , ,, . nit macadam. Main street is now a
. ormi o le a ) ( in ]jCautifu} macadam street from the
anc . u,1( ;JS C"L;( corner of Judgment street to Church
,ro?dnp,nkandw.h!,tc street. He will now proceed to
a i t.wel c cxi.uihi i : ^ j good order with gravel other
S,...nelly a crea.n ... J f>f , . d? .
} was sliced by Miss I 1: . "
i i j. ai diate attention,
l and served to the m . ?
Amy Nicholson, Almost a Railroad Wreck.
Nina Colton, Minnie
sees St. Laurence j,a8t Saturday morning between
AT r the shifting yard
, . , * i ii engine had eight or ten cars moving
d at the front hall 4i . , . i
.Hdan.es C. E. Lips-! P ^ main line at a fairly rnp.il
Rice, T. E. Bailey, i H J F'ii after pass.ng
, J ' . f lip flonnt. t.lu? onennoor ?n\v thn romi
n icit front parlor rc-11 , v. . . ?
a I recognition and in-11'" frc,8ht tram coming down just
lonor of the guests of abovc th,c w<ltc.r ta"k', '!oUl 'r11?'"A.
Gnrthiorfof New.cfra ,.p .u" ,) ks',mt
rs. Hill, of Hobby- isending the putting on of breaks
J i and reversing both engines, tliey
? . ? ran together with such force as to
Irs. D. A. Bovd. break the pilot of one and tear the
_k_^ * * * pilot of the other into a mass of
widest deaths we have' 'n"", ""T00'!
was that of Mrs. I>. '8,a" h'9 1'r?ak" woul<1 ,not wo.rk an(
At the home of her ! |va8 ? rea8?" ho. ?""l<
town of Newberry on 8top hw t "' rhcre 18 evidently
d^? i ,! .1 ti some carelessness somewhere. The
nnvimr *7 b 7 .'t / 1 frequent collisions and other wrecks
K t W , I in the railroad yards seem to call
Mi ' Vl.v 'iV Vmi for some more caution than has
lr. and Mrs. C infcn bwn tsh.H"'n 8cveral 0,808 of vor*
was married to Mr.,recont
d of this city, April Fraud Exposed.
has lived hero ever
'band being in the A few counterfeiters have lately
ofhcc. Mrs. Bishop been making and trying to sell imitariends
here and en- tion8 of I)r- King's New Discovery foi
tTthoso X knew' Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and
U) those who know other n,edicines, thereby defrauding
the profound sympa- the publie. This is to warn you to l?enmunity
is with the ware of such people, who seek to profit,
lg husband and the stealing the reputation of
,% far?;i.r uu, ??? remedies which have been successfuUy
.1 iamny. ? ne was 'curing disease, for over 35 years. A
swood cemetery, New- sure protection, to you, is our name
ie services were con-' on the wrapper. Isook for it, on all
. S. H. Zimmerman, I King's, or Bucklon'g remedies, w
lT v S" others are mere imitations. If. E.
u. E. church in New-, Buoklen Co., Chicago, 111., and
J Windsor, Canada.
Off FOR CALIFORNIA.
On Board Private Pullman
"Starlight" Noon, friday,
August 4,1905.
The State Press Association trip
to the Pacific under management of
President E. H. Aull as was previously
announced, together with
the Itinerary which appeared in
The Times last week, left Newberry
on time Tuesday morning, August
1st .8:20 o'clock, and has so far
been pulled otT on schedule time,
and we arc now on summit of the
Rocky Mountains, at noon, Aug. 4.
On leaving Newberry we went via
Helton and Seneca, arriving in Atlanta
at 8:85 p. m. Eastern time,
leaving there at 4:50 central time
we reached Chattanooga time foliate
supper, from there to Lexington,
Ky. next morning for breakfast
and to St. Louis, Mo. at (> p.
m. passing through some beautiful
country known as the blue grass
region. From St. Louis to Kansas
the run was made in the night and
we were thus deprived of the pleasure
of seeing much lovely country.
We ate breakfast in Kansas city on
the morning of the 8rd. We left i
Kansas City over the Sante Fe railroad
for our longest continuous run
to Williams, a point on Sante Fe
at junction of branch road to the
grand canyon, will make this trip
tomorrow ana return next day |
which will give us a sun set and
sun rise view of the mighty wonder.
Will give full account to the readers
of The Times next week.
The Southern Railway is right up i
in front ranks of railroad system,
over which we have passed?that is
after we leave Atlanta. Close connections
on time are made, for tin*
three days we have not missed a
connection and only been 40 minutes
late, that time was made up in
a few hours run. The Southern
handled us to St. Ixiuis, the road is
thoroughly stone ballasted and steel
rails, and good steel bridges. This
road has the block system, Col. K.
W. Hunt general passenger agent of
our division accompanied us to Atlanta
and did everything to make
us comfortable and agreeable. The
Rock Island took us in charge at
St. Louis and delivered us on time
and in good shape to the Sante Fc at
Kansas City. We were all sorry to
have to leave this most excellent
system for so thoroughly ballasted
1 1 -1 x 11 All
ami sunaccu aim aciiuraiu mat mere
was not a jolt for oOO miles. The
Santa Fe system is as near perfect
as possFRle And TliiTfeorvicd is simply
superb, the employees are polite
and take pleasure in answering any
question, giving information and
courteous attention to passengers
in this respect they are far ahead
of our State. Since Tuesday we
have traveled over 2000 miles, in
passing through Tenn., Missouri,
Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico
to Arizona and we have observed
the level beauty and fertility of the
land, the crops on these lands is
corn, oceans of corn so far as the
eye can see. In Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona not so much corn
but great herds of the finest cattle.
To one who has never seen the
plains the sight is marvelous. Imagine
a long wide, a seemingly never
ending stretch ofJevcl land which
will weary the unaccustomed eye
like a glimmering mist, but it is a
beautiful sight. Upon thescplains are
grown the greater portion of the
world's supply of wheat. The
farmers use steam plows for break- i
ing. The wheat is sown in drills j
and harvested and stacked by reap" \
ers. As we said we arc on the sum" !
mit of Rocky Mountains, the seen- I
cry of these mountains is sublime ,
and beyond the power of mortal j
man to describe so as to convey to
the mind of the reader an adequate
conception of its grandeur. |
We go up-up?and mount higher
and higher until wo arc too high for ,
even a bird to fly or a tree to grow. '
The peaks are perfectly bare of i
vegetation of any kind, from level '
1 plateaus to where precipices of 1000
to 1500 feet rise. The rocks vary"
' ing in size and color, dark brown,
; blue, green, yellow and gray.
The engineers in locating this '
line of railroad had {.heir troubles, J
bl)t they havo handed down a mis'
ter piece of work that will redown
to their eternal praise. The work
! of grading is remarkably light considering
the rugged surface of the
country, but fof- grades and curves
they take the prize. After passing
the divide at Ratoon the grade descends
1700 feet in 10 miles, in 1
some nlacos as much as '200 nor I
mile', and to make the decline
stretch out some lively curves are
introduced. In one place we no'
ticed three reverse curves 10 curves
on a sloping platcftu without an obstruction
of any kind and with
three of the largest locomotives in j
every day use in the world hitched |
on to our 11 coaches we spun round i
them at the rate of 40 miles an
hour. At Canyon city the road
1 passes a divide by mean of a canyon
j which is appalling to passengers.
This cut is probably 1000 feet long,
!Oniy a Few J
More Days |
And our Great Closing Out ij
Sale will be over. ||
DON'T WAIT!
till the last day and expect
to get the same values that 15
the wide=awake buyers are 19
scooping in. I!
- COMEwhile
everything is going |g
VOI11" WAV Vrtu mov m
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it if you let this chance slip.
Mosquitoes Are Coming!
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You can fool 'em with one S3
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Canopies and Nets. jw
PRICE DURING THIS SALE: ||
Size for Child's Metal Beds $1 75 p*
Size for Full Metal or Wood Beds, $1.89 to... 2 96 S
BAILEY FURNITURE CO.!
Ibuggies'I
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1 Buggies, Wagons |
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y Peoples Supply Co. >2
53 foot wide and dOO foot (loop, tho lock hart, was sent for and lie did
road runs along a small branch at what lie could for him. Dr. Montthc
bottom. gomory of this city was called later
While waiting at Los Vegas, see- in the night to assist, but before
ond city in size Li New Mexico, we reaching the bouse Baldwin had
saw bonis McNeaco, we were glad died. This is a terrible shook to
to see.him. He has grown stout young Johnson who was so unfor1.?
1 11 II i ,%l
jwut iuuk? wen. in- says no will tuna tod as to kill his young friend
visit his home next month, Init will accidentally, and to the bereaved
ycturn here as soon as be can per- mother of Baldwin is an awful blow.
HUado a certain person to go back Those youths were about 1(? or 17
with him. Cards not out yet. More years old. One cannot be too careanon,
Yours truly, fill with gun or pistol, for it too
L. G. V. often happens that unloaded or
* T ?T thought-to-be unloaded guns kill.
A Sad Accident. This is a very sail case of killing,
as the youths were good friends ami
Monday afternoon Douglass John- members of good, highly respected
son and Joe Baldwin returned to families, who have the sympathy of
the home of Baldwin after being the whole community.
out several hours bunting. They ? /
talked awhile and Johnson said lie i Annual Seashore Excursion via
would go home. After walking a ISouthepn Railway Aug. 16,1905
few paces Joe Baldwin said some- . ,, ,, .
thing to him in a joking way and "ni .\11<>n' to Old I oint
Johnson raised his gun and fired, [ ,,v'\ .T1"11,1 ^sl-?
greatly to the surprise and coustcr- ^ l'I^n1Uil, '""V , ' a; r 810.50.
* ? .... i 11'kcvh hoki at tho alK)vo oxcurnauon
01 Johnson, ?> ! 8i?n rate are good returning on any
his gun >\as emp y, 11, regular train up to and including
that neither barrel had ft loaded, * 1
9holl in it. The load took efYeet in ' . .. u
t o nock of llahHvi.. Mow tho car, 1 <" "''""l1"'1"" "'.milt
and ho suffered from then until .Southern Railway r.ckctAgent or
ahout 2 o'clock Tuewhiy morning) DivisionI Wooer A*'!
when ho died. Dr. Johnson, of) Division I assuigcr Ag t,
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