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Headquai '" i"f:^8R5'?w?am8 | THIS LOT SOc EACH I a MR \ ^ " v ' V* "J "' it 1 %>wmgniuiuu?inw?iiiytlH||||||U)lp)Fnq!nni?^tt?t'nii:'itt':>KK Dolls! Dolls! Toys of ev j will e RICE, JR., E. U., THE Cash Bargain Stor has received a large line c Ladies Neckwear and Hand kerchiefs. These collars an Handkerchiefs will be sold i wholesale prices, so it \vi pay those who wish to bu; Collar^ and Handkerchiefs t< call at once and get tirs choice. All ladies appreciat< collars and handkerchiefs fo Christmas Presents. Isn't i so? Fry it and see. We have an elaborate line of useful Xnvw -i .... . >UO as Shawls, Bibles, Wrist Ba^s, Gloves, Combs, Ribbons, Baby Caps, Suspenders. Hosiery* etc. Buy now! M1IS. I). N. WILBURM. 1 -WE I I- 4 PER CENT On money dep SAVINGS Dl compounded se (November 1st a THE PEOPL Capital and Surplu rters for S *| Pianos, Organs, | Guitars, | Graphophones, Banjos, Violins, i Accordeons, ij .? Furniture, | Stoves, 11 Guns, I Clocks, Wares of all kind J0HUM j ^H,S L0T 5c EACH I 41|% d|6 cry kind. Buy the Baby xchange a large Piiin^ !i ^cTlHV ft-* 4^ 1 PROPRIETOR, SOME THING! e THAT YOU CAN )f DEPEND ON US EOI - that you do not tind in th d " every day store. *. II 'We are selling in large quart III ties every day and are pre y i pared to do so during th< ,! holiday season, the fines . I Cape Cod cranberries, new | crop imported lemons, Mai-1 aga grapes, California raisins r : Smyrna fig>, Baker's choco1 'late and cocoas, Jordan shellj ed almonds, Kalamazoo cel ery, all fruit cake ingredients, 1 the finest mince meat you 1 ever tested. 1; Remember us with your order and it will be appreciated and have our attention, large or small. : Union Grocery Co., pay... i interest | >osited in our ?; EPARTMENT g nii-annually, |g < ind May 1st. g ' ,ES BANK, I ij s over $80,000. || tl anta Clauj THIS LOT 25c EACH jjj ' Piano for your little gi ^oreT^ UNION. 55 r i MISSIONARY RIDGE. 5! How the Scene of a Terril Battle Originally Oot its H Name. C Stretching for miles along t eastern border of the city, picti esq lie and pleasing to view is M ~ sionary Ridge. How well that nan - is known from the hemlocks ^ Maine to the Mowers of Florid ^ and yet how different from its nut f are the associates one gives it win it is pronounced 1 In history it " recorded as being the scene of oi , of the fiercest conllicts of the civ - war, but to the people who knu . the origin of the name it is a mom incut to the memory of a band < devoted, self sacrificing Christia ' men who, braving the hardships < I emigration not for the love of gair but to help their fellow men, bui the Brainard mission on the pic turcsque heights known by the nam of Missionary Ridge. It was in IS 17 that the Rev Cyrus Kingsbury, Ainsworth F Blunt and the Rev. John Vail firs viewed the site of their mission They were sent here by the Ameri can hoard of commissi ,.v?iV?D 1UI foreign missions, and the sanu l>oard had provided for tlie erection f*f a mission, including school buildings and a home for the missionaries. But the contractors failed in their contract, and the missionaries were left without money and without even a shelter. But by energetic efforts they created a mission school and built a mill on the banks of Chickamauga creek. The mill race, nearly a mile long, is still visible. The mill was purchased by Philamon Bird in 1852. He tore down the small structure and built what is now known as Bird's mill. ~ v/n niiiy z/, 1M(J, the president A the Untted States, James Monoo, appeared at the door of the nission unannounced. lie was acompanied hy General Gaines. Uthough surprised by his visit, the nissionarics were ready to receive dm, and he complimented them 11 tiieir work and in glowing terms raised the beautiful location of the lission. The Brainard mission < as used until tho Indians left. It ! id an immense amount of good, , ad at 0110 timo thero were more lan 500 Indian children lieing light beneath its roof. The I/ord's i^per wqs observed for tho last I limn on August 19, 1838. In tin! olil mission cemetery t J9 of the ridge, overgrown with w< and forgotten hy almost every Ik ,ia a little monument on which the following words: 1 "Hero lie the remains of San Worcester, 1). D., pastor of a Tabernacle church, Salem, Ma jg firnt secretary of the Amcr 8 board of commissioners for for< a nlisbions. Born 1770; die 1 J | 8 7, 1X21."?Chattanooga Times. I Special Advertisemei . ? Notices will bo In so r tod intblsoolui = tlic ruto ol &> words or loss for 26c ouo I ft H four issues for 76c. Additional lines W g twenty tivo wnrde 6c a lino. I ? JUST RECEIVED?by exprea* t I 5 shipment Wiley^i Fine Chore' 1 i anil Hon Rnnn it, -* - ?1 mmm I'uvnajtro Ab "I'W 1 } j! g SEE T!ic Union Grocery Company ^ g your ('hristmas smokes. They ci * p one of he largest ni d bc<t nsso gj stocks of eigars in the eity, and B sell you from now until Christ j? day, any standard $1)5 cigar at $ fj per box of 50 or $3.75 per box of i 1? Cincoa, LnJosophinc, Tampa Sn 2 ers, Loyals, Little Havannas, * f? hail's Key West, George Wnl ?j Eunymede, Cuban Annex, Di matie Corps, I>a' Costa, l'u ' Prince. ami numerous others. g HAVE you tried Puffed Rice? || The latest fad?5 cents per quai ^ || Tlu> Union Grocery Company. e YOUR wife, your sweetheart or; g friend will be all the happier ? you will be very little poorer f J H handsome box of candy during ^ p holi lay season ; all shapes and si } a l?ask''ts, glove cases, handkere a eases, packed with the most deli. B candy, and sold as cheap as ^ |f could buy tlic liaskets or case* i j s where. The Union Grocery Co. I ft STUFFED Dates, Turkish Figs, C 1 s tali/.ed Fruits of all kinds; in a 1 g lion to the largest assortment J i ehocolate and honhons ever offi I I to the trade in Union. Call oi I F for your candies of every class. I I Union Giocery Co. | 1 SAKT v CLAUS i lie e. If you v to see the genuine <>id gent let a liimself. you will tind him in i store. You will also find our s 7 S packed from cellar to roof t I everything suitable and season f a to make Santa Onus's visit a pi L' ant memory. We make a s| eei JH of attending to the eating pat jgfr Christinas ami other happy oceasi We shall he glad to serve you \ anything necessary to the Christ l*| cheer in this line. Union Gro< Co!"??a r and kinds dflBhewing toliaccos. you cliow, we ckn till your demu from tliis line, all the way fron cents to $1.50 per yound. If want a gentleman's chew, try burn's Choice, a tobacco seltl _ equaled and never excelled. ' Union Grocery Company for tol COS. WE ARE selling genuine impor Edam cheese at $1, not sold e] where for less than $1.25; also ?fp finest pineapple cheese at 65 cor , regular price is 76 cents elsewhe pure cream cheese, the heat. nm<i< pounds for 50 cents. These are pecially attractive prices, when j know that "cheese is higher to t merchant than they have been ' 10 several years. Give us your orde ir- The Union Grocery Company. 1H~ DON'T forget us for that Ohristn 110 package of candy. We can plea of you in beauty and artistic style I package, and renidnber that we a ' special agents for the celebrat Downey's and unsurpassed Fos: j stock. The Union Crocery Compa is! ? - , WE AUK prepared to make you a ve .. i low price on a small box of prune 25 pounds, especially adapted w family uses. any size, but always tl j. best quality ; also for the best Do don Dayer raisins in 20 pound boxe of which any family can afTord 11 use a box, at the low prices we ai >f making. The Union Grocery Co. j! FRESH Oatmeal, new Cream of Whet New Vigor, fresh Force, 1'ufTed K;< and other specialties just receivet C The Union Grocery Company. WEEKLY PRICES! t . Cocoa nut Dainties HI . Vanilla Wafers 10i Champagne Wafers 2o< > Uneda Jinger Wayfer 10t f<\ " * ' t viieu?u sandwich l.rx Five O'clock Tea 10c Frotami 10c Social Tea 10c Sponge Lady Fingers 10c Animal Crackers ."1 5c Graham Crackers 10c Havenncr Waferettca oc Nabisco 10c Dainty Lunch oc Zu Zu Snaps oc Lemon Snaps v oc Don't forget that my store I is headquarters for FireWorks. 1 If you want Oranges just phone 126, W. Newell Smilh. Notice to Road TaxpayersI The last legislature changed the age for paying road tax in Union county ftfAm 18 to 21. When I made my announccment ( was not aware of the shange. Those who have alreadv nulri |inA A* - uuurr *\ yearn or age can get their dollar refunded by returning to me their road receipt. J. II. Bartlek, 4W-2t Treasurer U. C. The Times and the Metropolitan Hagazine for only $1?80 a year. --- m IB THIS IS Yftfll ? _ AW * V V> J Kly, aro J '"he We have just rec ^ Drummers Sarr sign 'things in Flow< u"? Feathers, Street .?? Feather Hats, et ~~!ert Cloaks, Beave ovor I Misses Cloaks. ^bargains will bt 'f"v early shopper. 1 ' for of bargains like 1 rU'd our customers t< You can b^y th Half Price. Car8 McLure M< The I Tho II IIV ?J t at ( our Htoihie^ !!!B anil I*? S 1 JUST R "?' i SOLID you inn i | AUBURN rns- Bj "'IS H Guaranteed I H COME A 1,1:18 tl ^ 1 OUR PRICE I | WWONt. HABD1 f? I Unl, ? IF 3 EXCLUSIVE on ? STYLES ins T. FOR DRESSY MEN od h'S ? ?y Just as distinctive ry in style and cut as '8; I the made-to-order lie II apparel of the cusII torn tailor, but, in 11 where is there one j re | I ...u vwiu would make these smart, up-to^ date suits at the J- price of the 44S, Mr & S." clothes. They are "ma I right price," $ Come in and tr correctly-made J. C o OUTFITTERS TO P/ ? ? Jrt A I R & c DENT J Crown, Bridge work and J Office over Mutual Dry C fjK DR. J. M. WALLACE. S WALLACE & IH DE31VT \XU Crown and Bridge Work Mj2 A Specialty. Phone 11' A \ IV *- ? ? " I OPPORTUNITY! j&jarjgt eived a full line of iples in the latest jrs, Plumes, Fancy : Hats, Fur Hats, c., Rain Coats, Covr Coats, Short Coats, Come early, as these ; picked up by the When we get a lot this we want all of share it with us. ese goods at about ^ x*i . r - :rcdiinie to., ndersellers. iECEIVEDl CARLOAD 1 WAGONS I For. 18 Months. 1 ND SEE US. I S ARE RIGHT. 1 WARF COMPANY, 1 on, S. C. U <3KSTW?Q0^^^S COATS I OMitwn ! ?!? w? I de rigiit nit the I 10.00 to $15.WVw L y on one of these |^i suits. | HEN, I VRTICULAR PEOPLE. I fc HAIR, | ISTS. I Regulating a Specialty. ; loods Co., Union, S. C. { * DR. H. L. FELLERS, ftij FELLERS, W. [STB. i${ Offices: Rooms 1 and 2 fejjj 7. Nicholson Building. WH