Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Monarch Happenings. D Our school started otT here last ^ Monday morning and the children are all rejoiced to get hack in school. R Next Sunday, Sept. *2:lrd, the j Methodist church here will start a y\ revival meeting that will go on for It a week or over. Rev. Wiggins will i have help from Greenville. j ^ Rev. J. Thomas Going visited his , " father's family last Tuesday and Wednesday, and rejiorts a good trip. vs At the Baptist church last Tues-. j. day night a number of brethren v sjxtke in warm love of the (lospel to j t a fairly good audience that bespoke life and sunshine in these mill towns. ti Dr. Jackson and wife made a Hying trip to Spartan burg the first of the week. J Mr. J. I\ Rulliam, of Anderson, has accepted a job with the Aetna mills as a boss carder. He will be ^ quite an accession to our communi- 1 ty. J Mrs. J. 1'. Coleman who has been 3 visiting in Columbia and Marion will return home Friday. Special Advertisements ; ? ?x Notices will bo Inserted in this column at . the rate ot &? words or loss for :25c otto issue, ' four issues for "5c. Additional lines ovoi < twenty Ovowords60aline* I FKKSH Tprnip Seed. All the lending J varieties of Turnip and Kutalinga sold at K. H. StwiKK. MILCH cows with young calves and one good saw mill in good running order for sale. Cheap for cash. 3C-4tp \V. A. Moohkueai). RKM KM RKK that The I'nioti (irocery i Company are exclusive agents for the ( Famous Chase A: Sanborn Coffees ami . Teas, the only Colfec and Tea that you can Iniy in the world with a positive 1 gurantee froni a reliahle eoneern, that f il a package of this Colfce or Tea is not j I letter than a package of anyliodyclse's at the same price, we will make you a . present of the package you l?uy to * exjH-rinu'Ut with. (Jive us your Colfee and Tea orders if you want the l?est. \VK ARE prepared to gin your cotton now at any time, and will do our best to please our customers. Hag- . ging and Ties for sale at market ' prices. Union Oil Mill. ; AM- tin- latest and nobbiest packages. 4 small ami large, in the eelehrate?l g Lowney's ami Blankc-Weiiiickor's Candies. None liettcr. feu as good. > The I'liion Grocery Company, Agents, g SILKS! The liest that money ran buy. SI.I'.-* quality *??> in. all colors, 9S cents O at Flynn's Cash Store. ^ I'LKNTV of Fresh I/*tnons, Northern Apples, Choice Bananas and Mountain |V Product* at The I'nion (troecry Co. y A FEW Show Cases and Tables for store D lor sale. S. M. Kick, Jit., K. I". r E\ KK^ rillNti that is good in Cakes! A dozen or more varieties; all crisp, fresh and satisfactory. If you want spinet' ing good, come and see our line. The Union (.irocery Co. 1I. WANTED?By Chicago wholesale and I mail order house, assistant manager, (man or woman,) for this county and t [I adjoining territory. Salary $20 and 1 expenses paid weekly ; expense money advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full particulars and en- r close self addressed envelope. Address, General Manager, 134 E. Lake if t., Chicago. EKF.SII Force, New Egg-o-See, 1H0<: ? pack Oatmeal, ju*t ojamed; also Post- J ntn Cereal, Grape Nuts and Cream of \\ heat at "The Home of Everything \ < bind to Eat." If you want the liest while it is fresh, we will appreciate 3 your orders. The I'nion (iroeery Co. f TIIK newest and prettiest line of Hroad t Cloth in town. All shades. 02^e. to j. hSc. at Klynn's Cash Store. !XK\V Park Norway Mackeral; niee, white and fat, 5 tents each, just T opened at The Cnion (ir<ieery Co. _ JtAIN Coats. Ijulies and Misses np-to- j * date line, $.'>.L'5 to $7.50 at Klynn's! , Cash Store. v. "WK are not Ham People, hut we do sell more p??d hams than any three stores in i'nion eomhined. All the first-elass reliable packs are represented in our [ line.?Swift's Premium, Kinghan's* Iteliahle and the Famous Ferris. We always have and will continue to guarantee every Ham we sell to Ik* sound and sweet, and for the same Ham no- jl>ody sells them cheaper. The I'nion r (iroeery Co. jdu \ ? suits. All wool. Guaranteed to lit. $1.48 to ut Flynn'rt Cash ! L Store. I Fdl'XD. A big black horn* mule. I Weight ill><ait l(K)0. Policeman Fo\v- i I lew picked him up Sumlay afternoon ; I on Main street. Owner can recover I by proving projierty ami paying feed j hill. Johnson's Stable. Itp. | _ THK wannest drive ever offend in a I first-class Tobacco! A strictly high- ? grade c? inch plug, \\x/t to the |h>uii<1 at *' 10 cents. Hotter than lo cents Tohae- ? co. 1 >on't stop until you try a plug. ^ Itijie Orange is the hraml, for sale only by The I'nion tirowry Co. j| Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. T. Jeter. Administrator of the estate of j J. Woods Jeter, deceased, guardian of r the estate of Samuel Jeter, minor, has E applied to Jason M. (ireer. Judge of I'rohate, in and for the County of I'nion, for a final discharge as such b Guardian. . ft is ordered, That the 10th day of E Octoi?er, A. I>. If**!. he fixed for hearing of petition, and a final settlement of said estate. Jason M. (ireer. v Probate Judge I'nion County S. C. ^ Published in Tiie Union Times *A uifust 111, 190t>. l?')-4t Advertised Letters cmaining in the Post Office at Union, ^ C., for the week ending Sept. 21. A?Mrs Mattie (' Addiek, Miss | * hine Arthur. 15?Nonnie liriggs, col, Mrs I>ora Hal- i rd, Miss l.illie Brown, H t' Haldwin, Irs Iioniser Beaty, Willie Hriggs, David) < ailey. C?J M Coffin, Mrs Adaline Croswell, ' , I' A Childers, Mrs M (j ("alias, Texanna ( Irs Sallie Cole, J K Crouch. |)?W W Dodd, Mrs J K Dudley, | * K?Miss Hnlar Kdge, W K Kichelberg i, Mrs Francis Kpps. Mrs Sandy Kd- < an Is. l K?Miss Francis Farr, Mrs I.neinda "oster, (2,) Miss Mandy Farr, F.vans ergusoii, CI,) S (iwyn Finley, .lames) 'ander, Mrs Slollie Crahaiii, Aiiss Olivia illiain, John Cullman, Chas (iraham, indrew (iist. II?Mrs Amanda llix, Connie I lamp-j on. J?Thus Jones. \t \t_. v* \*:n . i ? i M?.*ir> Hilary .mil!*, WHY I*. .unnuT, , I. Mallie, Mrs l-uey Mardls. O?Mr ami Mrs Marvin Owens (2.) I'?Mrs Cora Palmer. R?.1 II UopiMT, Miss Hester Renwiek, j liss Bessie Rice, J Morrison Riee, llorce Rodcrs. S?Miss Klla Smith, Miss Mai lie Smith. >1 iss Millie Sullivan, Mrs Tel la r Sanders, ilrs llallie Sanders. T?Mrs (ienevie Tillman, Frazier j rhompson. V?Mrs Mary Vinson. \V?Francis Walker, l.ula Ward, W N ' A'orley M AWix, l,ular Woodson, SCoke i V riff lit (-,) Mrs Lelar West. Mrs Mary > Villa rd, C .M -YY n^'la r_\V tv Vrijrht, l.ara Woodson, Mrs Delia WalIrop, Charlie Wilson. Persona calling for the above letters , will please say if advertised, and will >e required to pay one cent for their lelivery. J. C. Hunter. P. M. j Sayings of a Cynic. Love is a mutual miaunderstandng between two individuals of the pposite sex, whose thoughts and actions are determined, not by coinnon sense or reason, but by the aneiful creations of a disordered i magination. some of the "Big Bargains." I I I I 1"^ n % M I PI U tth Y!i >1 In. Mohair at oOc yd. I >(? In. Broad cloth at t>Oe yd. 1 In. Sicilian (lieautiful) at 7oc yd l(? In. Changeable Silk at...9-* (> In. White Henrietta ?*' ? <> In. New Grey (Jooo 7 _ ^ Eton Suits only... Jfo 7 In. Dublin Linen t< / ? 7 In. Calico for j & JHPjh lillinery Goods/ Ve invite you j |_osi 'rices right. _V\J^[ GRAND OPENING n Dress Goods and Millinery. 1rs. D. N. Wilburn, The Leader of Stvles. rHE PLACE FOR YOl'R PRESCRIPTIONS IS AT rhe Palmetto Drug Co., Vhere you can get quick ind prompt services. We, ill any and all prescriptions! hat come our way at any ime and guarantee that they re tilled accurately and with iothing but 'ure Drugs and Chemicals. }ive the Palmetto Drug Co., Jnion, S. C., a trial. We have a fine linp nf 'erfumes. Extracts, and Toilet Articles, at the ALMETTO DRUG CO. UNION, S. C. luiet & Renwick, Owners.! LADIES ' I J rou have been paying t( rom 17 to 20 cents per ^ tound for Hams. (ly Price Is 13 Cents I 1 Per Pound, While They last. 'c VERYONE GUARANTEED, ii < is >hone to Smith, "The [; lam Man," before you "y. V. Newell Smith. Phone 126. S J | NEw| Fl A 7*^r\| f In i ??> yft&j o I am going* comp) <> every CASIjPK? | _? I? ^ ' Pre 6 i am alread&f /J? the ? selling thf i| ;fHINS's C X the past Jf/Sf 7 as y this to ' "iti ^rr. nu* ash Puses froiTlexas fwer- i jt if ^?sh Pui o With evtij MftB CashTu 0 With every TOO Cash Pu 1 These Preniums 5 the kind ytu usu x giving then awa; X our store and set x carry. I=W> I Kl 0 0 0 0 o oSo Station to Kindred and Creditors. Notice tate of South Carolina, ) I '?>? ??' herein County of Union. f ! ai ' more on^puh By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate d< I"'except wl gt r* ?t ? , .. rd wl, or where In \\ hereas, (?. G. Hodge has made suit 7 Kespet ) me to grant him Letters of Adminis ation on the estate of and effects of k lary E. Hodge, deceased. . ! These are, therefore, to cite and ad- ; lonish all and singular the kindred nd creditors of the said Mary E. Hodge, ^ offer f"r eceased, that they he and appear, range won from eforw me, in the Court of Prooate, m tl,e recent 1 > he held at Union C. H., South .As we are coin|?e arolina, on the 3rd day of October, this range may ext, after publication hereof, at liJwuTiflee. 'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, <]/.*> It- 7 ! any they have, why the said Admin- it* W itration should not be granted. V -r~ Given under my hand and seal ti/M\ Card "th day of September, Anno Domini}! w<>?t i(M>. 1 , .. r i Editor of In ion Jason M. Grkkr, To say it gives x> Vvi ? i ?i 01 * ? Y not halt express i Published on the 21st day of Septem-fl rmfl4irtiinitv i i in Tub Union T.mrh. 3S-2J ^ioJ^ount} f 1 Auditor's office. Kissing is ft two-faced action, re-j fconfidenee slio*,' ilting in the exchange of microbesl ",y hjuu^ftn id the demolition of sentiment. Wj J . Bit1"11 Jf mi _ ...WI ?1, IVUO . H. BLR . , < > > V" # "'1 THE JRNITURt my stock of Fun **>> people of this 1 fjer the following chase. :: :: people a nice percent on InnHc oi o "a-** ? * iwuj ui a vciy moaerate ] increased beyond all expe ure sold at extremely low p t of the Handsome Premii chase, one Handsome Mounted Picti chase, one Decorated Parlor Lamp, rchase, one Nickle Plated Alarm Ck rchase, one Handsome 8-Day Clock, rchase^ one Beautiful Rug, worth $f rchase, one Beautiful Rug, worth $d rchase, one Nice Metal Hat Rack, wi are nice and n* ally have offeret y simply to get the ; the elegant line 1. BUR THAT SAVES YOU FURNIT1IB To Overseers. Final Discharg f notified not to work Notice is hereby given lie roads as funds are Bailey, Guardian of the urther work to l>o done Kachel H. I.ittlejohn, Mini it-re gnlleys wash into plied to Ja?on M. Greer, Ju ridges break in. bate, in and for the countj tfully, for a final discharge as suet T. J. Kktrnmai oii, It is Ordered, That the Sttjiervisor. J October, A. D. 1906, be fixe T~r "" ' ing of Petition, and a final Or Sale. i of said Estate. le the fine $45.00 steel u Bewley Hardware (V?. ... , Probate Jud?e ivagon hauling contest. ' Published in Union Tim. lied to make this sale, I.. at a frvat C0LLEGE OF CHARLE: E. Edwari*. . h. iiawkikh. ? of thanks.' , l2lst vear ?* septei ings, S. C. Sept. 10, 'Oft, I T.etterw. ~ m times: scholarship, giving freetur ine great pleasure ?1<nounty of .South Carolina, my gratitude in having Board and furnished room to thank the voters of tory $11 a month. All can or placing ine in the admission are permitted Apul in return for the 'wr vacant Boyce scholars 11 ,n 'W4jLi promise to Pay $100 a year. For ca d ahililVTB tilling the dress tr humble servant, harrison ra> j. b. lanbahtkr. j j \ , i RIS ?* i STORE. | liture more thor= S rown and County, % I premiums with 8 If V their Furniture, etc.. bv A profit. My business for x * ctations, and I attribute X rices. : : : X ums to be Given Away: Y ire, that sells for 25c. A worth $1.25. A ick, worth $2.50. A worth $4.00. A i.00. . A i.00. X orth $7.00. X eful and are not x 1 you. We are x ! people to visit x of Furniture we x g RIS .=I 1EM0NH., X & f, f Jcll-0 Ice Cream 1 ' i&svsll /Or Powd?p- i ; Sua,ton I ir&t2 f^ckagcs > ifith day of 1 VxzO iaaRc nearly I <] for hear- i 1 N.vj fttjr II GllllOIl. I settlement f jf >j\ COStS I o.n>. I | J) 25Cents 1 Jnion Co. I ^TTj Stir the contents of 8? Sept. 14, I ?ne package into a 37-41 K nnart of milk and ? I freeze. No cooking or I STON. I L'ppX heating, no eggs, an- I I I ..r.T' gar <>r flavoring to H I <&&&&. u,|'l. Everything hut H mber 28. 1 %g%% ^11 the ice in package. B 2/s I LJ -4 RECIPE BOOR FREE. rv..? I 1 5 Plavcl ? packages, enough for a gallon, H Bring, tine ^ u atftiwera,or **y mail if lie hasn't It- |H CTt^^T.v?I l-iire Food Commissioners 9 T uition *40. j LlVe^ure Food Co U Ray, N. Y. . in Dormi-i jg* K'lH'Ci.'-u 1"P8 , NAIR BALSAM B talogue, HO- jfr ?nd thr hair. H9 i JMiA i luxuriant growth. Hft Kg\/T. to Kritoro Oray ! Vjt* Youthful Color. H| President. \ ?