The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 01, 1906, Page 7, Image 8
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Monday morning, without a case co
in the mayor's court. m
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Long, Jr., on Friday, May 25th, a G<
boy. hT]
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Look out, young men! There re
are some professional gamblers in q(
town. hs
Rev. Walsh, of Columbia, preach- ')l
cd Sunday at the Church of the f*
Nativity.
Drs. E. W. Foster and J. M. .
Wallace visited Spartanburg last ?!f
^ Sunday. M
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Mrs. W. C. Wilburn is visiting Si
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. st
Long, Sr. tfc
Mrs. F. G. Bobo, of Clinton, is ^
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. G. ,
Ixmg, Jr. d
Miss Leila Edwards has returned F
home from Asheville, where she has sa
been in school. b<
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Powell on last Friday, May
25th, and left a little girl.
Mrs. D. D. Richardson left Wed- (_;
nesday morning for Honea Path, (],
\/"where her father, Mr. Gaines is critically
ill.
V.* Misses Nina Sligh and Laura
Lancaster attended Children's Day
services at Bogansville Church
Sunday. S
Mr. S. C. DoPass, who was op- ^
orated on in Charleston last week
for appendicitis, is improving rap- w
idly and is expected home this
week.
Dr. R. P. Pell, who is to deliver
the address before the graduating (>
class of the graded schools, while in
the city will be the guest of Mr. J. r(
A. Fant. r(
Clerk of Court Peake announces
that the Acts of the Ivogislature for 0
11)00 are now in his hands and may
bo had by the County oflieials at e
any time.
Messrs. D. Phil Flynn and O. E. P
Smith left Monday for Georgetown S
to represent tho Union Fire Com- a
pany in tho State Fire Company vv
Aseociation. ii
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UNION, S. C.
Union's streets cost less than j
ose of any other city reported in i
cU. S. department of roads. This j
a statement of Mr. Dodge, the M
vernmcnt expert, who took no i,,
arsay but himself investigated the le
st. This speaks well for the ad- j M
inistration. >G
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Mr. NY . A. Ncal, representing the
jod Roads Machinery Co., was in j ai
nion Monday showing the town
id county road machinery to repsentatives
from Bibb County,
eorgia. Mr. Neal says that Union
is the best and most complete road ^
lilding equipment in the State; *
id that Union County has the . 1
sst plant in the South.
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Mr. M. C. Deaver, a prominent u]
tizen of Carlisle, was in the city ; tc
onday. He reported a heavy fi
in with much wind and hail on
mdny. It seems that, the hail
ruck only the village, but even
icre did considerable damage,
r. Deaver is the chairman of the S;
hool board in Carlisle, and on j ??
iing asked, stated that they had j \\
osed a most successful session.; tl
rof. A. M. Erwin lias given great! a
itisfaction, and it is hoped he will j si
) back again next year. j J(
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A Gorrectlon. j ^
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The dedication services of Hebron j
hurch will bo held the third Sun- j j:
ny in July, instead of Juno, as K,
atcd in the Carlisle letter.
Summer School. h
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The Union County Summer s>
cnool opens 111 the uentral School
uilding on June 11. Professors
avis Jeffrie* and Walter Smith
ill be in charge of the school.
$200,000,000 Mortgage.
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The mortgage given by the Southm
Railway for 8200,000,000 is in |
iio clerk's office here, ready to bo j
ecorded. This mortgago is being'
ecorded in every county in the I
Inited States that the Southern j
oad touches. This is necessary in ,
rder to place all the road's prop- j
rty subject to the mortgage.
There are 49,500 words in the'
antract, and sinco the fee is 10c
er thousand, the clerks receive c
49.50. Commissions in mortgages
re determined by the number of
ords and not by the amount
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Married on Sunday morning, Mi
ay 20th, at the home of the kc
idc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wi- j \vt
y Estes, by lie v. C. T. Scaife, \ bo
iss Stella Vivian Estes to Mr.' pi
lover C. Wilburn; all of Cross; th
eys. A large number of relatives i an
id friends were present. j hi
Children's Day. jth
Rev. J. G. Farr requests that!
hildrcn's Day, Bethlehem Church, j
' announced for Saturday, June j
id. This will be an all day serv- M
e with speeches by various ones he
ivited, and dinner will be had M
pon the grounds. All are invited ar
> attend these exercises and bring an
ill baskets. cu
Obituary.
How our hearts were saddened
aturday when we learned of the
id, sad death of Mr. D. Baxter al
food which occured at his home in
lis place Friday night. He leaves
devoted wife, who was Miss Bes- t?
e Jeffries, daughter of Hon. Wm. m
cffries and two littte sons, D. B,
ud W llliam, and a host of relatives
nd friends to mourn his untimely
eatli. Mr. Wood was a devoted
usband a loving father, and a
*ue friend to both rich and poor. "
le was just in the prime of life UI
aving celebrated his thirty-ninth
irthday in March. He was sick ^
nly a few days. All that loving P'
ands and the most skilled physic- ^
ins could do did not relieve the JY
uflfcrer when at eleven o'clock Friay
night the death angel claimed : *
iim as a victim.
The funeral services were held at
he Methodist church in the pros- P'
nee of the largest concourse of sor- i ct
owing friends that has ever as- ^
em bled on such a sad occasion j P|
icre. The body was gently laid to *
est Saturday in the Methodist cemtery
beneath a profusion of beauti ;*(,
..i /i ffi
ui iiuwurs.
The funeral was conducted by
lev. Mr. Mason, assisted by Rev. CI
?. A. Nettles, of Spartanburg. Our 11
icarts go out to the bereaved ones "
n deepest sympathy in this, their 1C
larkest hour of life. Weep not P
lear ones, he is not dead but sleepill.
Thy will be done, Oh Lord! 81
A Friend.
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~ Death of Mrs. Mary M. McDoweH.
Mrs. Mary M. McDowell, sister
if Maj. \V. M. Foster, *and wife of
V. J. McDowell, died of heart failre,
the 26th of May, 1906. Her
hildhood was beautiful and bright,
er womanhood chaste, pure and
eligious. In her youth she joined j
lie baptist church and lived and ;
ied an exemplary Christian in the l
ic seventy-tirst year of her earthly
ilgrimage.
o more on earth we'll see her face, j
lie's finished here a lovely race;
tr spini. rose lO U(X1 OH lllgll. f
0 more to suffer, no more to die. ?
life well spent insures pure blis*, 1
Bfievers nothing good will miss; [
ich was Mary in all he ways. N F
le stood for right through all herdays. |
lessed are they who die in the Lord, M
1 heaven they'll gain their reward. t
ternal joy awaits them there, F
lis gained hy humble, contrite prayer. i
ow grand, how glorious is this! J
> dwell with Christ in endless hliss. E
> sing his praise with prophets old, U
;d hy the Shepherd of the fold. f
?W. M. Foktku. H
tter to Union Doctors. Union, S. C. |
Dear Sirs: For your house, no mat- E
r what's the matter with it?it isn't ^
tinman you know?a prescription:
Devoc lead-and-zinc. Apply with a
ush, from one to three coats--got a
inter to do it. R
Seven state chemists know nil about '7
ivoe; have analyzed it; report it jl
ire; will analyze it occasionally 1
iey buy it in the open market when- )
er they like. J
You know what the color and dryer 1
e for; do you know what the lead- |
d-zinc and oil are for? Not being a J
inter, you may not choose to know;
it we'll tell you. ]
Lead-and-zinc and oil combine to
rm a rubbery waterproof coat to ij
ep out dampness, That's the whole F
isiness. f,
The oil would do it alone ; lead-atul- )
1 would do it without the zinc; zinc i,
id oil without the lead ;hut the three r
getlier are best, because they wear ?
st. I
We say to you, "get a painter," as r
p'd say to him, "get a doctor"?every Jj
an to his trade. Can't all be paint- ij
s and doctors ; don't want to. J
You will be more successful in a #1
osperous looking house: and he in 1
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iwu iii-iuui. i^ki: curu 01 one (
lothcr. j]
Yours truly, >
F. W. Dbvok A Co r
P. S. Bailey Lumber & Manufactur- ;
fi Co. sells our paint. 71 J
MusiGal Entertainment. }
Tlie musical entertainment at the J
xcelsior Mill Methodist Church, i
iturday night the 26th, was up-to- I
ito. Tjie recitations,..iQjutgjpexsf/J'
id mud. 'There was a misunder- ^
mding about the date, it having ^
cn circulated that the cntertainent
would be postponed until
onday night following. This
pt many away, who otherwise
iuld have been on hand. Every dy
present seemed to be highly
eased, and join me in saying that
is entertainment was a success,
id that Prof. Brewington knows
s business. The people of Monetna
aro to have his services for
c next two weeks. Jo-Jo.
A Runaway.
Last Friday morning the horse of
r. F. M. Adams, of Adamsburg,
came frightened near the Monarch
ill and ran away. Mr. Adams
id little son were both thrown out
id the boy's ankle was painfully
it. .
At Gilead Ctiurch.
There will be preaching at Gilead
lurch, at 11 o'clock, June 3rd,
id unveiling service at 4 the same ?
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icrnoon. 1 no puonu ure liivneu j
these services and are all asked j
bring dinner. Rev. C. F. Felet
will conduct the services. ^
Remember The Orphans. j
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As summer tunc comes on, the j
lought of vacation fills every mind.
rc are apt in our seeking after leis- *
e to forget that there are orphans +
he thought of and cared for. ?
sk the Superintendents of our or- j
ian's homes and without excep- j
on they will tell you that the
mlest timo in the whole year is 1
the good old summer-time." ;
revision gets scarce and money a, *
eat deal scarcer still. It is a j
ilendid timo to remember the orlians
then. When the wheat crop i *
imes in, send "samples" to be *
isted by the palates of the little j *
eoplc. The 200 pupils of the i *
hornwcll Orphanage could test1 j
iveral hundred bushels of wheat,;
>r the neiglxjring mill makes the J "
ift of wheat as acceptable as flour, j 4
nd as for money, only $5.00 will
ire for a little child for n whole
ionth, and there are 200 little chilren
to be cared for bore. Provis>ns
can be sent to Thornwell Orbanage,
Clinton, S. C., and money
> Rev. Wm. P. Jacol**, at the
imo place. - j
Mrs. Green, sister of Mr. Arthur
Irccn, of Union, was buried at
oiling Springs church, Spartan
urg county, Monday, May 28. J
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I FURNITURE
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4 ing elsewhere,
j just received ,
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guaran
W. H. Bj
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p able carriage or
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We have no sm
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I The Peoples
I D. FANT GILLIAM,
iMEET ME AT HAILE'i
Real Indian
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In artistic effect and in
manship displayed, they
famed products of the red
Every one of the Hiawath
after a genuine Indian d
These slippers are soft an
for house wear?and they
any other slipper you car
LADIES $1.50
MEN'S $1.50
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tylish, depend- |
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the splendid work- ,5
excel even the far- ?
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d comfortable--ideal
Ml wear longer than
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to $2.00 &
to $2.50 4|
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