The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 27, 1905, Image 2
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^ Leonard Shaw and De<
flSR Leonard Shaw and Dei
IgS Annex Shoes in all sty
The celebrated Shamn
Children's and Misses
Sqg Some odds and ends ii
1 Lot of Ladies' Autoh
0J? Men's Plow Shoes, \vi
Conn
|| Ladies' Read3
HI from 50c
111 Biz lot of all ?
tag price to si
|H We aim to m<
j|| for a few
|g $15 for $5
III Shirts worth :
11 going at i
| ..IN
? WHITE GOO
g*s 20c and 2
M EMBROIDER
Is eries now
Is goods nov
g| IN LACES w
|s bargains.
I Union Cotto
1 he f( Mowing is from the News litxi
T\n Inriiienl of fhe llacf
Mr. F.ditor: hi your lust issue
th" notice you gave of the old liddle
and its accompaniments reminded
1110 of an occurrence which took
place in I'nion over fifty years ago
in which perhaps these same musicd
instruments took part.
A Thespian Society was formed
ii the town composed of the young
men < f the place and I think used
toe old female academy as a theatre.
In one of their plays Mr. Dudly
Culp personated a eorpe, and when
th ! curtain rose he was lying upon
his back ?lressed in his shroud; Ixifore
lying down he had tilled his
mouth with tobacco which soon
grew to Mich proportions that he
was compelled to turn his head and
ex pell it, which of course brought
down the house with loud applause.
<)i TOOKNAIMAS.
Halloween Party.
There will he a hallowcen party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
Townsend on South street on the
night of < ictoher hOth. This party
? DELICIOUS
is OP PAR AWAi
S\ ... .
All ot us cannot take a ti
!? beautiful country, but ev
^ enjoy at will the deliciou
? this,* the garden spot of th
? JUST RE
^ 1905 Pack of Genuine
California White
w California Royal
J* California Evaf
California A?
^ California Bi
k Of these fruits we have a
? quality Is as good as grow
flowers, and the prices rei
r ,1 ? * r i1 1
^ i no tiuaiuy or me gooas o
7* We solicit your order:
else desirable in the eatinj.
| Union Or
y
-AUGHTER
en Shoes, io calf and vici, butt
en #5.00 Shoes for
les and leathers, will be sold f(
>d< Shoe going for
nrirp* ci,M
v . >v Wf f IW t/'X. %JVS ) UV II JUIU
"i Ladies' Slippers, all sizes, for
iav Shoes, price $4.00, selling i
arth $1.25 to $1.50, selling for
e at once! First in, first sc
' Trimmed Hats at
to $4.00.
>ilk Ribbons, all cok
jit your purse.
>ve our Clothing de
days will sell suits
25c going at 19c, SF
*9c. Sox 3c up. C
DRY G0<
DS: White Lawi
5c, going at 12}?c,
IES AND LACES:
12^c, 25c goods
v 28c.
e are offering so
n Mills Deparl
g^fQfT^iciagNifiarT^ifCli F l xrM
forward lo the economic development
will, ?
was projected l>y Misses Louise
Murphy and Misses Hunter and
Myra Young. The usual uncanny
Wt\ t intw in/ndnui t?% tl?ic l/w*nn<1_
siry occasion will he observed. All
of the spooks, the witches, the burn
ing of the candles, the looking
glass, shadows on the wall, face in
the well, and all such amusing and
grotesque features will he gone
through with and wind up with a
luncheon of ginger bread and cider,
pumpkin custard pies and possibly
a witehe's dance in the wierd glimmering
shadows of the magic lantern
tlickerings like a pantomine to induce
a sleepless night for the participants.
An bntertainment
i
Will be given at the Second Baptist
church Friday night and Saturday
night. Over out; hundred
I stereopticon views. Over three
I thousand feet of moving pictures,
i Best machines. Best pictures and
best light?electricity. An admission
charge at the door, drown
folks Joe; children 10c. Begins N
o'clock p. m.
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REMINDERSJ
/ CALIFORNIA! ^
ip to this far famed and
erv customer of ours can ^
s fruits and' products of
ie world. 2
: r c i 1/ c i\ ^
, V L< I * Li L/
Lemon Cling Peaches ?
i Heath Peaches 5J
White Cherries Ml
>orated Peaches 0 5
iparagus Tips v[
irtlett Pears ^
tremendous stock. The &
s in this land of fruit and J
narkably low, considering *
ffered.
s for these and anything 5
; line. *
ocery CoJ
I
^saleT|
on and lace $2 50 Ww
3 00 P?
)r 2 25 gS
2 50 gjg
150 iff
it.'.'. 2 50 |||
irved. |j|
reduced prices, ||
>rs and shades, <g?|
partment, and If
worth $10 to 1|
lirts worth 50c jl
ollars 9c. jl
DDS.. J
ns worth 15c, |p
15c and 20c. p
15c Embroid- jsp
now 20c, 40c p
me very rare ;jj|
ment Store. 1
I nunlitv orrtlH*} J
Loco -?c..T? -ig ST-jUT"
Please Remember
Always
that our first consideration
is for our prescription
department. We dispense
only the PUREST
Drugs and Chemicals.
Our prices are reasonable
for the service we
render in the quality of
our goods and the skill
with which they are compounded.
We deliver goods to any
part of the city at any
time.
Palmetto Drug Co.,
Iluiet & Remvick, Owners.
THE
Cash Bargain Store
has received a new line of
Ladies Neckwear, Belts, Ribbons
and Plain and Changeable
Silks. The collars are
simply beautiful, made of
Chiffon, P. K.'s and Felt.
COMB AND SBB OUR NEW
RIBBONS.
We have a piece of Taffeta
Silk, black, 36 inches wide,
guaranteed, at #1 per vard.
We have the largest and most
up-to-date line of Shawls and
Fascinators we have ever
handled. Buy your Shoes,
Dress Goods, Jackets and
Underwear from ?.
MRS. D. N. W1LBURN.
TOO I
to write an "ad," bi
the goods, and are
ness with our
Great Values ai
No matter what v
iou, you will find
li _ ?
Union Cotton Exchange
J. B RAMSEY, J. R. MATHIS,
Prest. Sec. & Mgr.
New York Futures?October 26.
Opening High | Low 10:66 am
Dec. 10.64 fiXM 10/20 10.47
Jan. 10.62 10.06 10.50 10.00
Mcb. 10.73 10.83 10.73 10.78
May 10.86 10.02 10.86 10.88
The last column is the latest before
going to press.
Liverpool was due to come up 16 or
17 points on parity to New York yesterday.
Liverpool met this expectation
and the 2 p.m. report was 2 to 3 points
higher. New York should have opened
8 points above yesterdays close, hut instead
came at 8 points down. Information
just received says the market is
expected to break on account of a
threatened revolution in Russia. The
Government ginners report shows
4,940,000 bales?about a million short of
last years report.
Jonesville Jottings.
October 23, 1D0.Y.?Today is the*
tirst sign of killing frost seen upon
the crops and it is slight , everything
being so dry.
Last Wednesday Mr. R. W.
Lemaster had a stroke of paralysis
and he is still in a critical condition.
Mr. Lemaster has passed his four
score mile stone and has been a
stout, active man.
Dr. M. W. Chambers has a case
of malarial fever. There is, however,
very little sickness in our
. town.
Tht wedding of Miss Mildred
Lindsay and Mr. Hugh F. Little
at the Presbyterian church last
week was one of the largest attended
and most brilliant of weddings
ever in our town. The presents
amounted to several hundred dollars
and were all of the line .and
costly kind.
Presents ami household furniture
for new housekeepers in the days
when one like myself was young
were nuite tliffomnf in 1,
vj ? * vw X.???VIVIIV lllUOU HK'OU
latter days. In those days they
consisted of a feather l>ed and bedding
spinning wheel and cotton
cards, pots, ovens and skillets with
some common earthen ware, a side
saddle and sometimes a cow and
calf. Cut glass, painted China
ware and silver ware was not in it
those days. A young man that was
going to marry was counting over
the things he would need to begin
housekeeping on to his friend and
after nanjjng potware, earthen-1
YPt7T? fother such things
mrtnc ~ Trmuuw^wii?w- |
trying to think of something else,
started up by exclaiming, "Yes,
John, be golly, I've got to have a
mattock."
The Eastern Shirr degrees were
given last Monday in the lodge room
of Prudence lodge by Thomas II.
Gore, past deputy grand master.
Several masons with their wives,
daughters and sisters were present.
Tlinri1 WOC O Col<? tn/lnw 0>n I
? va V f! uw cv UU1V> bUUUJ U1 IMVy
personal property of David llcnry
McDowell, deceased, near Jonesville.
1 understand that the property
brought high pricci?.
Mr. J. L. Lemaster, of Hid goway,
visited his sick father Mr. H.
W. Leniaster last week and attended
the Little-Lindsey wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chambers of
I'nion have lieen attending the bedside
of Dr. Chambers during his
sickness.
Telephone.
Letter to McLure Mercantile Co.
Union, S. C.
Dear Sirs: It's an old saying: the best
advertisement is a pleasant customer.
It happens to us continually in this
way. A man buys Devoe for his house?
he has painted it once in three years for
a dog's-age. and thinks be knows what
he wants?buys 30 gallons, and has 10
left.
rie sees right off that 20 Devoe is aa
much as 30 of anything else. He likes
that; it comes quick; it is a surprise,
an<l ho tells of it. The best advertisement
is a pleased customer.
Three years roll around. There isn't
a sign that his house needs paint; he
don't paint it. Next year he don't
paint it. This comes slow; it is a surprise;
but he has got used to it. Still
the best advertisement is a pleased
customer. Yours truly,
F. W. Dbvob Co.
P. S. Bailey Lumber & Mfg Co. sells
our paint. 52
Advertised Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Union,
8. C., for the week ending Oct. 27,
905.
A?Haron Adams.
B?Laurens Aurgvss, E M Brown.
C?J L Collins. Annie Carrison (2)
D?Mary Dawkins.
F?J Hunter Flanev.
(i?W M Gregory, Bailie Gossett, Agnes
Giles.
J?Mrs Minnie Jenninsrs. Mrs Heni?
Jeter, W B Jovner.
L?Mm W J Lemaster.
M?Bar ah Moore, Tom Martin, Mr
and Mrs Spencer Murph.
N?Pernetta Neal.
P? David Prysock, A N Page.
8?liev Jas W Sligh.
T?Andrew Talifore, J Lafayette
Thomas.
W?W (r Wallaee, Mary Williams.
Louis Williams.
Y?S D Young.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertised, and will be
required to pay ono cent for their delivery.
J. C. Huttxaa, P. M. I
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teiture Mer
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Guaranteed Fo
I COME AN!
I OUR PRICES
I UNION HARDWI
H * Union,
TO Bin
I OR NOT
TO Bl)Y
flHHHBi
That is the question tli
is, perhaps, now perpk
ing you. We can ass
you in^deciding. If yot
give our clothes a Io<
I you'll conclude that t
thing to do is to buy no
You'll find clothes tt
are up to the standard
your requirements. Tf
bear the "S. M. & i
label, which attests 1
fact that they are "m*
right at the right pric<
Have you ever w<
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THEIR,WEARING QUALITIES AL
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Special Advertisements 1
Notices will be inserted in this column at
tho rate of 26 words or less for 26c one issue,
four issues for 75o. Additional lines over J
twenty Ave words So a line.
FRESH turnip seed?just received ^
another lot of reliable turnip seed in
I all the beat varieties at Hcaife's.
' FOR RENT?House on Main street, 7
large rooms, bath room, servant.)
house; nice garnen, water works,
sewer connection and modern lm. I
provements; possession given at once.
Apply to J. A. Brown, "the real estate
man." *
FOR RKNT OR LEASE?About 3N)
acr cs of land, 10 miles from Union,
3 horse farm, good dwelling house,
bait), and 2 tenant houses. Possession
given January 1st, 1006. Apply
to J. A. B?own, tiro real estate man.
36-tf
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BUSY F
ut we "sure" have
doing the bush
nd Low Prices
alues are offered
them for less at
>re.
o
cantile Co.,
psellers.
iCEIVEDi
\RLOAD 2j
WAGONS 1
St. $55.001 *
r 18 Months. fl
3 SEE US. 1
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urn one uf iiicsc
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WAYS AFFORD SATISFACTION
H K N, ?
RTICULAR PEOPLE.
>VANTKD?To sell 55 acres of land
abont three quarto rs of a mile from
the Knitting mill. SifTtahle for
truck farming or residence. Apply
IA> uic rem esvau! mail, J. A. HrOWD,
18-tf
SVANTKD?To exchange 327 acres of
laud in Coshed Hill township, also
104 acres in Cross Keys township for
cotton mill stock. Bee J. A. Brown,
"The Real Estate Man." 88-tf
VANTED?To sell 9 lots near Monarch
mills, 50x150. The 9 lota for $95.00.
Quick. Bee J. A. Brown, the real p
estate man. 42-tf
>V ANTED?To sell 100acres level land,
ft miles west of Union, 60 acres in
pines and 50 acres in original forest,can
be bought at quick sale at $7,00
per acre. Half cash, balance 12
months time at ft per cent interest.
Bee J. A. Brown, thu real estate man,
42-tf
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