The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 15, 1905, Image 2
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Sal Leonard Shaw and Dee
EI Leonard Shaw and Dee
Annex Shoes in all styl
gO The celebrated Shamro
SS Children's and Misses :
Some odds and ends in
S3 1 Lot of Ladies' Autoh;
Men's Plow Shoes, wo
ICome
Ladies' Ready
from 50c
Biz lot of all S
nr-iro f n en
Hj-sj ys I w iv *
|S We aim to mo
|? for a few <
if $15 for $5.
HI Shirts worth S
III going at 3
nBKmnmna
8..IN 1
WHITE QOOI
20c and 2,
EMBROIDERI
eries now
gss goods now
g| IN LACES w.
jig bargains.
1 Union Cotto
Broke In Store.
Friday night the store house of
Mr. Kl/.ie Kelly was broken into
and several dollars worth of goods
stolen. Soim-timo during the next
day Mr. Kelly saw a new poeket
knife in the hands or a negro hoy.
He asked the boy where he got the
knife. The boy replied that he
bought it from Dool Kubanks. Mr.
Kelly and Mr. (iallman eame to |
t'nion Saturday afternoon and saw
Kubanks, but Kubanks was inclined
to dodge them and at last did get
away from them. Mr. Kelly got a '
warrant from Magistrate Johnson,
and the warrant was indorsed by
the sheriff and sent to Mr. Joe
Porter a constable, for the Kelton
magistrate. Sunday, Mr. Parker
arrested Kubanks and lodged him
in the County jail. Mr. Kelly,
will of course get other proof. Pool
Kubanks is a negro who has served
several terms on the chain gang,
having been convicted of larceny.
He once got away from the county
chain trans near West Sorinirs.
altho he was shot at several tines
while making his escape. He was
lucky enough not to get shot. JIe
was afterwards caught and brought
hack by Mr. ltobt. Sanders.
Advertised Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Union,
S. C., for the week ending Sept. 15,,
1905.
15?\V SBlakeney, U F l5obo.
C?Will Comar. Lillic Casileerag,
Delia Cudd.
I)?Mattie Duncan.
F?Otis Fuller.
(1?Anna Gregory, 15 I- < > regorj',
Rachael Gregory, Martha Greer, James
M Giles.
II?Ethel Ilall, Inman Ilyman. Sam
Holsly, Arthur Holland, John Hill, J.
II. Howell, D. II. Harris.
.T?Stonewall Jackson, Corrie Jeter,
L?Lucie Ligon, (5 L bikes, Amanda
laimb, W S bipsey.
M ? Elzie Moseley, J.b llann, 'I' D
Mosely, Henry Murphy, E II .McCord,
Manly MeOullongh.
P?S T Pace, Sallie Pearson, (J I'lyler,
>auie reaierson, Kiuiis I'ace.
K?Eller Radler.
S?Minnie Smith, Carrie Smith,
N I' St. Clair, J il Swetenburg, .lannita
Sehaiuper, Dan Still, (2) Mrs. Sparks,
Clarence Starks.
T?Mack Teague, Lillie Tucker, Mrs.
\V T Tate, C J Thornton.
V?Jesse W Vinson, \Vr K Vaughan.
W?J II Wardlaw, Ko?a Walker, (2)
Kthel i T Walker, iteiilah West, h'ev.
\j K Wiggins, C I. Wright, Kflio Worthy,
l.onsa Woocfring.
Y ? Walker Young, Samuel Young.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertise*!,and will he
required to pay ono cent for their de-1
livery. J. C. liumut, J*. M.
SALE! S!
pi
frjLtS i
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on and lace $2 5ft ?53
3 00 |f| ;
)r 2 25
2 50 g|5
for 1 00 m
50
it 2 50 Pg
90 III
srved. gS|
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reduced prices, Pi
>rs and shades, |||
Daughter
n Shoes, in calf and vici, butt
n $5.00 Shoes for
es and leathers, will be sold fc
ck Shoe going for
shoes, price $1.50, being sold 1
Ladies' Slippers, all sizes, for
iv Shoes, price $4.00, selling a
rth $1.25 to $1.50, selling for
i at once! First in, first se
II I H?MWPP?18
Trimmed Hats at
to $4.00.
ilk Ribbons, all colc
lit your purse.
>ve our Clothing de
days will sell suits
15c going at 19c, St
'9c. Sox 3c up. C
DRY GO<
DS: White Law
5c, going at l2J4c,
IES AND LACES:
12J4c, 25c goods
r 28c.
e are offering so
_ HfTJ 11 TV J
n nuis uepari
Delightful Dance Monday Night
The Fnion German club tendered
its second dance this season Monday
night in honor of the visiting young
ladies. The dance took place in the
hall of the opera house and was a
most delightful occasion. Carson's
orchestra rendered excellent music.
The German was led by Miss Marguerite
Walker, of Wilmington, and
Mr. S. C. DePass. The couples
were:
Miss Marguerite Walker with Mr.
('lough Arthur.
Miss Mureliison, of Wilmington,
with Mr. Sharp*; of New Orleans.
Miss Rogers, of Charleston, with
Mr. B. F. Alston.
Miss Ivy Hil/.im with Dr. H. L.
Fellers.
Miss RlanchcThompson with Dr.
J. M. Wallace.
Miss Ethel Jeter with Dr. I. M.
Hair.
Miss Lunette Townscnd with Mr.
J. F. Walker, Ji.
Misses Under, Myra and Hunter
Voung, Catharine Thompson.
Stags?Messrs. Dr. E. W. Foster,
J. R. McKissick, Dant/.ler, Paul
McNally, B. W. Sexton, Dr. Harry,
Hair, Herbert Lindsay.
Chaperons?Mcsdames Young,
Thomson, and Felleu, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben F. TownseiuL
In the Court.
()nly two eases of much importance
have been tried since the court
, opened Monday. The case of W.
! W. Jones against the Western I'nion
| Telegraph Company for two thousand
dollars in the nature of punii
tive damages for failure to deliver a
' telegraph message at the proper
i time. Suit brought under the
! mental anguish statute. The verdict
of the jury was for .3250 in
favor of Jones. Y. K. DePass for
plaintiff, S. (5. Finley for defendant.
The next ease was I)r. W. A.
Smith against the People's Supply
Co. Dr. Smith claimed damages
upon a warranty of soundness given
hy Mr. States It. Crawford of a
horse purchased hy Dr. Smith.
The testimony showed that the
horse was the individual property
of Mr. Crawford and not the property
of tin; People's Supply Co. The
verdict of tin- jury was in favor of
tin; People's Supply Co. J. <1.
Hughes represented the plaintiff,
and .las. Munro, Ilydrick A'Sawyer,
defendant.
There are a number of cases
against the Southern Kuilruud Corn
parimeui, anu ^
i worth $10 to 11
lirts worth 50c s||
ollars 9c. ||j
3DS.. I
ns worth 15c, ||1
15c and 20c. li
15c Embroid= j|?
now 20c, 40c hi
me very rare |i
tment Store. 1
Ipany to be tried, and sonic against
| other corporations.
Notice.
The I'nion County Cotton Grow1
era Association with all other busii
ness men of the county interested
in a profit making cotton crop arc
urged to meet next Monday, September
18th, at 12 o'clock in the
court house.
This is the day set aside by President
E. D. Smith to consider the
matter of 11 cents cotton, and it is
most important that a representative
attendance be present on that
day.
F. M. Fa mi,
Prsehlent.
\V. \V. Col ton, Secretary.
Clifford Seminary Opening.
The Clifford Seminary will begin
its next session on tbe 27th of this
month. It is expected that the attendance
will be unusually large and
there is every indication that the
session will be a prosperous and
eventful one.
Many preparations arc being
made for the reopening of the seminary
and carpenters and painters
have l?een engaged recently in making
changes and improvements.
The corps of instruction has been
strengthened by tbe addition of
M iss E. J. Johnson of M anassns,
Va., who will till the chair of mathematics
and science. The other
members of the faculty are: Dr. I>.
G. Clifford, metaphysics and Bible;
Mrs. B. G. Clifford, ancient languages;
Miss Amelia Cox, pedagogics
and English; while Miss
Marie Clifford will instruct in piano
and violin, assisted by Miss Mamie
Oetzel. The efficient housekeeper
of the past session, Mrs. M. J.
Blackwcll will return to officiate in
her former capacity.
The opening of the seminary is
always an occasion of gratification
and pleasure to I'nion, for this institution
is a credit to the city in
every way anu always adds much to
the social and educational life of
Union.
Jug of Whiskey Seized.
Bumh Thomas, a small negro
lx>y, went to the. express oil ice and
got a three-gallon jug of whiskey,
and started home. I'oliccman Me|
Kissiek seized the jug, and Bumh
went home crying. Bumb is Cardoza
Hampton's valet. '1
Cot Jon Warehouses Securtd
Capt. F. M. Farr, president o
the Union County Cotton Associn
tion, as was stated last week, wa
appointed by the association to se
tho cotton mill presidents about al
lowing the farmers to place thei
cotton in the cotton mill warehouses
He has seen the gentlemen an<
they have most willingly conscnte*
for the farmers to store their cottoi
in the warehouses of the cottoi
mills. There will be a cor tail
number of vacant warehouses place*
in the control of the association an*
the association will appoint a mai
to weigh, sample and give warehous
receipts to those placing their cot
ton in tho warehouses. Wheneve
any person who has cotton in th
Cnion or Buffalo cotton warehouse
and wishes to sell he will notify th
agent of association and also th
cotton mills cotton buyer and giv
the cotton mill buyer the preference
that is, give the warehouse owner
the first offer lxffore placing th
cotton upon the market. If th
cotton warehouse owner will giv
the market price, of course he get
the cotton. This will he done :i
every warehouse. The storage pric
will be a mere nominal one. Th
association agent will attend to th
insuring of all the cotton. Th
president of the Aetna cotton mill
regrets that he has no more wan
houses at present than will heneccs
sary in which to put the cotton <
the company. It is not advisabl
to store any new cotton for soni
time yet. Next Monday all detail
in th" warehouse matter will 1
a r ranged.
We Wanf You
To Drink
the best there is in
COFFEE
and we believe that yoi
would like to drink th
same when you are satis
fied that it doesn't cos
you any more than th
other kind. Se that it i
put up in this kind of ,
package, and has thi
trade-mark on every car
FOR SALE BY
The Union Grocery Co
High Grade Coffees at
Lowest Prices.
L. L. WAGNON, - - Manage]
New Store! New Goods
We have just opened up
General Merchandise busines
in the Lipscomb building o
Bachelor Street, and we ac
cordingly invite our friend
to come to see us before buy
ing their Fall and Wintc
goods. We ask nothing bet
ter than that you compare th
prices that we ask with thos
asked by others. Buy you
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
Underwear, Hosiery and Gro
rpri^Q frnm Thp I Ininn Moc
^vi I i \ / I 1 I a I IV i i * v/ i i l T lv 1
cantile Co. You are takin
no risk when buying from u
as we guarantee satisfactio
or your money refunded.
Soliciting your patronage
we are yours,
THE UNION MERCANTILE CI
TELEPHONE NO. 127.
J. L. Hawkins and R. N. Sprous
Managers.
Special Advertisement
Notices will bc> inserted in this column
the rate of 35 words or less for 35c one issu
four Issues for 75c. Additional lines ov<
twenty tive words 5c a line.
FRESH turnip seed?just receive
another lot of reliable turnip seed i
an in*.' iK-Ht viiriuHcs at nuanc s.
TO THE public! When you hav
cotton for sale call and soe uh. \V
are now in the market. He sure I
gee us before you sell. Fant Bra
Co. 30-3t
liKI.K'K > IIS hums and brt akfast Imco
fretth today tit the Union Grocery G<
rOUR GRE/
i IS BEGINNIN<
r
i We have always
1 good buyers, but \
V season we have si
! efforts. Just recei
? big lot of Manufac
; Ladies, Children e
? and Sk'rts, bough
I the wholesale oric
' I quick selling price
j SO COME
i McLure Me
c The UiU
iC
j" I SOLID (
I AUBURN
f 1 Guaranteed F
t I COME M
s I OUR PRICES
^ 1 UNION HARDV
H Unio
l HAIR
DEN
2 Crown, Bridgework ai
2 Office over Mutual Dr;
NM DR. J. M. WALLACE.
WALLACE
? DEN'
SU/ Crown and Bridge Work
rca A Specialty. Phone
r. !
? NEW crop (1905 pack) evaporated aj
if pies, fresh oat meal, cream of wheal
' shredded'wlieat biscuit, buck when
Hour, grape nuts and postum ceres
at the Union Grocery Company.
a
i FOR SALE?Two 70-saaw gins an
Boss Press. Cheap. Apply to J. E
n M inter it; Bro., Sedalia, S. C. 32>tf
~ FRESH NUTS! Walnuts, pecant
IS I Hrazils and almonds at the Unio
Grocery Company.
ij- DELICIOUS cream cheese fresh at th
Union Grocery Company.
FOR RENT OR LEASE?About 85
j acres of land, 10 miles from Unioi
0 J 3 horse farm, Rood dwelling house
.. barn, and 2 tenant houses. I'ossess
" Ion given January 1st, 190(1. Appl
>, to J. A. Brown, the real estate man
36-tf
_ ! MOUNTAIN produce, apples, cabbage
~ j Irish potatoes, onions, etc., fres
g ! every day at the Union Grocery Cc
S IF dame rumor has got it down righ
p Flynn is getting in the prettiest lin
of ladies dress goods that has bee
opened in Union in years. The know
> ing ones say that you should see th
'' , goods to have any idea as to styles
quality and price. He has the lines
! broadclothes suitable for long, flow
1 ' ing taylormade suits, also the smal
invisible plaids and pin strines tlm
are now so much written aoout ii
! all the fashionable magazines, ar
0 1 being opened up and thousands o
other fascinating articles so much ii
i demand by the ladies of good tast
Swho wish uj>-to-date goods will b
delighted when they examin
~ : Flynn's stock, besides there i
Ht another feature that is not at all oh
jectionablc, that is, his prices ar
much less for the same goods"*tha)
they can be bought elsewhere. Mak
d , no mistake, Flynn's is the store tha
n saves yon money, and when you ge
I there, if they are busy, wait j>n
? ! tielitly, you make money if you wait
e j being crowded with customers show
e that the goods are better and eheape
to, at Flynn s. It pays to wait,
8. 37-11
FKES1I lemons and Fresh Pearl homi
? ny just arrived at the Union Clrocer;
> Company.
vr STOCK J
TO POUR IN.
; been considered
ve think that this
irpassed all former
ived as a starter a
;turers Samples in
md Misses Jackets
t of nhniif nnci- Un if
i ui un/uui imiv-nan
e and marked at a
: for SPOT CASH.
AT ONCE. _
rcantileCo.,
lersellers.
eceIvedI
:arload 1
WAGONS I
lll|. $55.001 if
or IS Months.
4D SEE US. 1
> ARE RIGHT. I
m company, j
& HAIR. I
XISTS. :
nd Regulating a Specialty. J
y Goods Co., Union, S. C. J
DR. H. L. FELLERS. ?||
& FELLERS, 1
nsTS. $
Offices: Rooms 1 and 2 VA
i 117. Nicholson Building. kt
?- j FOR RENT?House on Main street, 7
t,; large rooms, bath room, servant
it house; nice garnen, water works,
il sewer connection and modern improvements;
possession given at once.
- Apply to J. A. Brown, "the real esJ-1
tate man."
TAKEN UP, on the 17'h of August, one
light sorrel mare mule with deeper
' sorrel stripes down the shoulders and
11 two white spots on forehead. Owner
can have same by paying charges.
~ W. A. Moorehead. 26-4t
PURE sugar stick, delicious sugar
() taffy, high grade gum drops, and all
chocolate preparations. The Union
viroeery uonipany.
NOTICE! Anyone leaving carcasses
y or any other trash on my land will
' he prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Mrs. Margaret Dunn.
37-11
|l A complete line of delicious nut and
fruit centers, frappe, fresh at the ?2
t Union Grocery Company.
o ?
n I want all the people of Union county
to come and see the largest stock of
t! new goods, strictly firstclass in every
, particular. I do not buy trash, be?
cause it is cheap. I sell first class
merchandise cheaper than others
j sell tlieirj old, carried-over goods
^ from one year to the other. A cor,i
dial invitation is extended. No1
R trouble to show goods. I). 0. Flynn.
ii GIBSON'S Tablets and Gibson's
? Sweet,s?- tiiiout. fruit fl?
c ... ..!? ? >iuTuiot irtifirtS,
e etc., made. The Union Grocery Oo.
a FOR SALE?Several fine Jersy milch
cows with young calves. Apply to
H J. C. Sartor, Union R. F. I). No. 1.
r\ It-P
e
t DO you want your piano tuned? There
t, will be a pinno tuner at the Clifford
_ ' Seminary by Monday, the lBtliinat.,
to tunc pianos. Anyone in the vis
cinitv who wants their piano tuned
r can linve it done satisfactorily by
leaving orders witli Mr. B. G. Clifford,
D. D. 37-1fc-p
. DELICIOUS ginger preserves, a new
y supply of superb Crystalized Ginger.
Tho Union Grocery Company.
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