The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 31, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
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? Largest medical college in this section of South. Dignified institu
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Drug Stock to be Sold. A Healing Gospel.
On claim of Dr. E. Johnson, u.Th* R?.v- Wa^n n1*> Pt01;.0
. , . , ... ' Sharon l.antist Church, Helair. (.a
represented by l>arron and \\ allace J says of Electric Bi iters: "It's a Godson*
of the Union bar, the drug store of to mankind. It cured me of lame hack
Mr. Ttobson at Buffalo, was last , "tiff joints and complete physical col
week closed preparatory to stock-< laf?e' ' wag so wr?k it teok me Iml
. .. mi i " ? .. an hour to walk a mile, f wo bottles o
taking. The inventory (>f the Electric Hitters have made me 8
property ;ind stock was taken by strong I have just walked three mile
Dr. W.N. Glymph and I)r. Jno. ! ?n 60 minutcR and feel like walkinj
Morgan, the former representing 8 made a new man o
?, i nr ii i .i i a.a me. Greatest remedy for weakues
\ Barron and Wallace, and the latter, ai,,j a]j stomach, J.iver and Kidney
/" Itobson. After the property is ap- complaints. Sold under guarantee a
praised it will be sold. ?" drug stores. Price 60c.
Use Tetley's Teas Use Tetley's Teas
For Iced Tea. , For Iced Tea.
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, THE COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
hey Denver Criticises the Rush of S<
| Business?Santuc Hospitality.
! The annual Baptist Association
j has just closed at this place (with II
Salem Baptist church.) I think it h<
was a very good meeting. I enjoy- p]
ed it very much, and would have tl
i enjoyed it more, if the tendency
was not trying to drive it through; V
1 but the Santuc folk was not respon- M
sible for this, and let me avail myself
of the opportunity to here say, ri
that th. t is a precedent set the last vi
fi?\v vizirs flint. i? rnininc llu> moot.
ings of the Association, i. e., the Si
hurry and crowding, and the doing M
away of this, and of that, and runi
ring late, and sit night, and scarce- fo
ly tsiking time for recess, just in ds
order to get l>ack home?for busi- n<
ness??principally, to Union, I
I must say; the sige of commercial- Si
i ism, they plea. The fault lies ti
largely with the preachers, I must lx
I say again, who will preach concern;
ing people who will not give of m
j their means, properly, to the sup-1 pi
port of the cause, when they seem il
j "gingerly" about giving three days gi
! to these and business meetings for. si
I Then there arc some regular dele- si
gates who start for home at 110011 on A
the 2nd day, and consequently si
j block the proceedings. This is pi
wrong. The churches ought to pi
[send representatives who will repre-j ol
j sent them, and I am not scolding I tl
'either; only pleading. This kind y<
of doing is eliminating all of the tc
social features, and I make bold to hi
say that if there is not a social side In
j to such occassions, it will soon Ik-- p
come a ury-hones anair and many h
1 will not care to attend. I wont, u
i myself, and I guess 1 will quit too. a]
1 One young man sak\ tliat he had a1
\ m. ume to get ncqftamOHl with any- ei
; I tody really, not to talk vrv.^ those i tl
In* knew before, jus he was kept iot
confined at business just to scram* a1
j hie through one day ahead of time.
Now friends, church folks paste k
this on your "looking-glass," and
honestly confess that I am right.
I know you know that I am. A
Then let us hereafter mend matters
without debating it. Question!
Now to go back?there was a li
resolution of thanks voted the h
church and friends of the church, n
but it is not left for me to "brag," A
or try to brag on the entertainment, ii
only will say that the Santuc peo- w
i pie tried to entertain the delegates el
!and visitors, and to be social. (If a:
; they were not social enough, it was cj
1 because some of the delegates and
! visitors hurried off and would not
J give us a fair show.) We were
glad to have them with us. It was
jour duty on the one hand and our
i pleasure on the other. The Bap- S(
' tist people have a special resolution j c<
j of thanks, which I offer in their
behalf. That is to the Methodists ^
jand Presbyterians, whoso brother- f,
i ly como to our help in entertaining p
! at the ehurch and at their homes, d
I and we hope they were interested
j in and benefitted by the meeting, _
| even though the business was
strictly Baptist business. The
good is intended for all of j 1
them, and if either of them ever
have a big business gathering here,
I feel sure that they can count on
"old Salem," who will welcome
I, the nueting to this place, eontrib- <i
' ute attendance, and take pleasure j]
l in assisting in entertainment, for u
i brotherly love and individual pleas- c
I ure, and good to the soul. ?
There were some visitors ?f c
prominence uj)on attendance,to-wit:
! Dr. K. M. l'oteat, President Furman
University; Dr. E. C. James, c
I President O. F. C.; Rev. A. T. i
j Jamison, Superintendent Connie x
Maxwell Orphanage; Dr. \V. T. l
Derieux, of the State Mission Board; ' i
| Rev. V. I. Masters, of the Bap-1 ^
, tist Press; J. lv. Hair, representa-1
jtive of the Baptist Courier; and J. i
1 P. Coleman, who has been acting { ^
colporteur for some months.
All of the former oflicers were i c
re-elected, unnanimously in the 8
re-organizations, as follows: Mod- p
. i erator, B. F. Kennedy; Clerk, E. i ?
\V. Jeter; Treasurer, Levi W.
Smith. As Treasurer Smith was t
not present for a good reason, H.
B. Murphy was elected Treasurer (
! pro tem.
Hero I stop and will pass the j
1 paper and pencil over to the editor ! |
and Homo, they were l>oth here i
land can tell yon all about it, they |
saw it. Yes, and I saw Mr. Boney -|
> J one day, V>ut I do not believe he i
, likes Santuc as he stayed only two I
I minutes, (more or less.)
f! But I must toll something on i
. Homo, and you can handle him as 11
11 you see fit. He said Santuc had \
* some of tlie prettiest girls, and he! j
f liked so much to look at them?j
f: they were racing roundabout the ,
0 [ table, but he thought the churches jf
*! tried to see what ugly men they I
f! could send, as he never saw such j ]
? an ugly crowd of men. Now what
' do you think of that? 1 *
1 Hey Denver. 1
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GRINDALL GLEANINGS.
jme Old China?Editor of Times
Is No Hypocrite.
Mr. Jim Mabry, who went to
[oulka, Miss., list winter returned
ome Sunday. Mr. Mabry is well
Leased with Mississippi, and'says
l&f he is going lack.
Mesdames. Ha not h Floyd and
7m. Hodge are quite sick, also
[iss Essie Worthy.
Mr. H. J. Harris and family
sited Mr. Kd Johnscn of JonesIle.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Haines spent
iturday at Pacolet, the guests of
rs. Bipley.
Mr. .T. G. Hames had the misirtune
to bruise his hand a few
lys ago and it is badly swollen
ow fmd very painful.
The protracted meeting at Skull
hoals closed Saturday. Will bapze
the third Sunday in Septem?r.
While visiting, Mrs. Bcttie Warioth
showed us some rare old
ieces of China. She has a pitcher
lat holds about an ounce, that was
iven to her by her mother when
ic was only two years old, and
\o is'seventy today, the 27th of ,
ugufit, which makes the pitcher
xiy-c\ght years old. Besides this
itoher She has two sets of cup
lates that are seventy-five years
d. All the older readers know
mt these cup plates were used
ars ago to set the coffee cups in
prevent leaving rings on the
ihle cloth. Should you dine with
er you would be served from
lates over forty years old. She
as'Other relies that we will write
p inter on. Mrs. Warmoth lives
loile but she boards at home for
' tjuit. WHe has old corn in the
ib and a fine crop growing, a
irijving pig in the pen and corn to
eel it on, a good milch cow and
?f I?oultry.
Editor, here is one who
noyite that you are no "hypocrite."
Annie Laurie.
ttempted Rape in Union County.
Fincher Murphy, a young negro,
ving in the Fair Forest neighborood,
attempted an assault on a
egro woman last Tuesday night,
.lthcugh he was unsuccessful in
i his attempt, the negro populace
as enraged, and made desperate
ITort to capture the would-be
-sailant. He, however, has esiped
to parts unknown.
COLLEGE o7~ HARLESTON.
121st Year Begins September 28.
Letters. Science, Engineering. One
:holarship, giving free tuition, to each
itinty of South Carolina. Tuition $40 i
card and furnished room in Dormi- I
>ry $11 a month. All candidates for
dmission are permitted to compete
ir vacant Boyce scholarships which
ay $100 a year. For catalogue, adrcss
Harrison Randolph,
President.
Statement of the Condition of
l"HE BANK or CARLISLE
.ocated at Carlisle. S. C., at the close
of business, August 17th, 19oG.
resources:
.oiini and Discounts $42,208 58
verdrafts 588 5ti
hiiU.ok House 1X5 us
'urniturc and Fixtures 775 01
ther Heal Kstatc 150 00
hie.from ISatiks and Hankers 4.504 03
urreney 05o 00
(old 2 50
ilver, Nicktes and Pennies 20120
hecks and Cash Items 23 50
Total $51,010 47
liabilities:
apital Stock paid in $10,000 00
urplus Fund 2.071 47
Tnnivlded Profits, less current expenses
and taxes paid 454 03
>u<* Unpaid Dividends
ndividual Deposits subject to
check ... 0.405 15 j
'ime Certificates 5,007 82
'ashier's Cheeks 20 00
lotes and Hills Itediscounted 23,000 oo j
Total $51,010 47 |
itate of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Before me came Win. H. Gist, Cashier
f the Bank of Carlisle, who beingduly
worn, says that the above and fore
joing statement is a true condition of
aid Bank, as show* by the books of
ile in said bank. Wm. H. Gist.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
his 20th day of August, 1906.
J. I). Fi.emino, [L. S.]
Correct Attest: N. P. for S. C.
C. A. Jeter, 4
M. C. Pbaver, [Directors.
W. E. Hatciifokd, J
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ro New York and Return Via Southern
Railway Account Home-coming of
William Jennings Bryan.
On account of the Homecoming of
IVm. J. Bryan, the Southern Railway
vill sell tickets to New York City and
lieturn at rate of One Fare plus $2.25
from all coupon ticket stations. Tick ts
on sale August 2*<th and 20th. limit- i
?d to leave New York, returning on i
September 4th, 1900.
The Southern operates on all through
rains Pullman Drawing-room Sleepers
tnd Southern "Railway Dining Gars?
For full information, consult any
Southern Railway Ticket Agent, or
Arite, K. W. Hi nt,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. 0.
3. b. ali.k*,
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Bailey Furniture Co. t
Ceiling Nets with frame $1.98. Dixie Mosquito
Canopy attached to iron and wooden beds. Best f
on earth $2.98. Same for children's beds $1.98. >2 yrf..
We have just received a consignment of Portiers, >F
Couch covers, Lambrequins, Table covers, etc., 5?
from a prominent manufacture of these goods, and
for 10 days offer them to you at cost with freight tF
added and a small margin for ourselves and at these
prices you get them for just what they cost the >F
other dealers, as we have a special contract with T
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Manufacturers p?t. Colt If 6.
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SHOWING THE WAY. i KILLED INSTANTLY.
This Public Statement ol a Union
Citizen Will Be Appreciated. Mosquito Bites, by using
Manv a trader of this in Union has
r,?ri:oa?Rd ffirz: Huiet's All-Healing Liniment
the way to get rid of the constant . ,
aches and pains of a bad back. Profit Also guaranteed for any kind
by a Union citizen's experience.
J. R. Porter, printer, employed on of PhPlimatfcm
Progress, living on South Church St.. ?' K,ltul?dI,a*n.
Union, S. C., says*.?"I have never felt ?????
better in my life than I have since I in c"C\I Pt Mire TA TAI/D
used Uoan's Kidney Pills. I was a vULU, (xlV^Ll I LI I AKtl
great sufferer from backache for a!
number of years. My trouble was r? t i? r r*i a
right across the small of my back, and HUlCt S jOlUllOfl Of CllT31C
the pain was sometimes so severe that
I thought my back would break in two. u ,
I have plastered it, and rubbed it until n|/)0rn6SI3
it. was all raw and in a mass of blisters, ? *
but in spite of all I could do nothing
seemed to help me. I read about A nicp nlea^anf I avpfive
Doan s Kidney Pills and got them. ; nice, picaSaill LaxatlVC.
Half a box relieved roe and the use of I
two boxes entirely cured me." HIT MFTTA TlIHTP C A
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Notice. Drug Co.
The firm of Hoaife Hamblin was .
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All persons having claims against said ne Wdh l" ir(,UD1Cfirm
must present them for payment to waR in tronble but found a way
the undersigned at once. All persons f u d p h mftn
indebted to said firm must make pay- since Pr> Kln(,.8 New ?Afe Pilla curetf f
ment at once. me of chronic constipation," saya B.W.
? ;- u . Goodloe, JOT St. Louis St., Dallas, Tex.
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August let, 19C6. 32-4t at all drug 8tore>
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