The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 28, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
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1 EXCHANGE g||.
2 thing else in my line to _
5 the amount of #10.00 or more for cash, I will tal
6 cotton at 15c. per pound. This is a discount *
Jn 33 1-3 per cent., at present prices of cotton. W
f| sell on installments also. >.
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S Purity Cold Cream to you.
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MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Bac, Ky. ftrickei
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jOT" -^W'W WW "*8$ ! d<?n, thvn
>y^i Sash, Doors, 1 ;(h"ZT",',i
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k moving .spiri
midding Material ^^ISlj
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COLUMBIA LUMBER & MFG. CO., COLUMBIA, S.C. Jj ir y"u ,x>
? *?^**1 Sow, il' you \vi
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i TmTvarki
to r ^M, ? stt- in any elTor'
(to discuss m orrto fonnulat*
them niAy iudg<
s? here o \ the die is east
? I im^.n&teng;. !lV"'
J_ |1C(VOM, IV V.UWVVH1
nearly every llwLjv b^ng that i
human. If tljT* r Mn.n or womar
habitant of hi
never wooed.C^^Jl otfjSooed, he <
j she has neitiIIIferZS w, knowi
___ j True, there K iai(G^hjy?8^y ?'
BHm j bachelors and) ? pidKpds; hi:
Mb j the fault is f A VjnojBjWyb in th
^ 1 first instanceajovWecond, i
jm j it always the T - >re/ ojqice on
Ng i part of the lcJ me ,on(' 'she couh
K5 have, for she/ h# mi>roposals.'
j&SJ Anyhow, atM sowHtiifi the 1 fe o
?vl every man # and wonwthoughts o
SB love have 111 j eld swayathe mind
5 women werBfl Ve wooed^tf men wen
5 something oXflp&this lukl practio
g should be kr^pj^ strangely
jfl wooing is not anyn?t to do
S some of the voutflj^ . readers wh(
B are deeply intere^BBf',mil>' ''-v l''':
5 process of arrive a'
b some idea wiue^g^tnd how i
fe should \)Q doW/ jfne. hafjillt, it shoulc
I be remembe# ^red t&wouwn may h<
| divided injj^vo twoffieat (classes oi
I sets; viz: Jyf the silljand the sense
| ble. Considi eonootll ?4 4~"
i?|lcf 1 * * .? 4 umvioiii uut.u:
0irP, M t'^tft*nP^0yt'dJkndor difTereni
*' ^orl^will never d(
or sen8,e "art,* a dfenseless woman,
bleone"1 'listless *> a sensinof'tlu.
it'?rllll'' flattery
?7?>? a
, * false praise, and hv
??? thnthL;a?'fct mtr* sc??
7> tMngh:^,8^*tet4n ;
chances. This tomMJ*n<lerf fk,Jis
h??? r ng l,Iinl is *f8 th? praisl/
less, for a man rith 09 lY C
woman', beany. **. groveili J?
J o i h?P?s o enSI F Wan ?/
sensible woman loathWW ?an. Sh I
* a flattening coccom* tl * "nJt
1" the seeoid plaJ|/7?ot- Fie , I
ervihty never wins My 1^,s knees f0 JI ^
^or of a smsible V ** the ?La/ TJ
as f he woujf^ l0j"nvs to the /
}? man wk n,ler Altw'isted roi., ?/ ^
"nian ? x,? *ets on flCl.vho "YVJoJ
ninn- \i)v( ?S< rvps| tVe ?r watch I ^'0(
V "l )'n huj'i
httle li"/'wta H;J m
ys ?" her f ,VUl"8 lip.,,,
?-xjW"hivH "f C.'??dues
llo1 i M w'i) I 06 g
" ""urn is o, -'lv.7 yoi,,1f? man
H { ? W-w V3 outa'rVM
odne.ss. tej/J<>ve. xeV(T P'?no
1lic third n]lo t o/u". saved / ======
h? ,,on 1 iiwfce J X L, fro?> or rati
'Cyour '"i-L i ftS,totMd ,,fa8"
?'" CDry timVI m^TrJ-wyr-'
mt-s ? ' or siflcollet .k / or lf '
d f i "I0 s,^PiA/l' your' ,that rum?r
u niotii ar,)1? f l^JJ fieJcl !?' / y?u> ?
mother; do M ? pv,? . ' ?r rnWe-h,
"rs you won at / . exnl \?U^ I prePoste
r? President r # if.fj P 0lte "i Pro tv
ZtiT thii* ators.
Xor i 'he sen^ ?rn(ltIlf'l
of vf,lr is n0^ UP
icinnt y?Uti n o th i H?n,ly'S?n
to l a,Ki c'l^yotn at' w >*'?
list <>|
i. ,r con versa-1 are away I
mpted to gflrfidr0 an<l de-': '/f-date, so
)? sophomoriii ould not bei polite goi
'well done,]/ refinement' to be ostrat
e tone of vol pr0'?ugh they ' indeed ! \\
1 not he eon laughter at that type, f;
tour jokes si1 niad't aft< r de- talk all the
re to which P^ rlVetly heard i'roni
ck. JCven 1 \ erred. A the beautiful
id produce :ite ais 8t?nerally the exquisite
f their eff< h? ki?nd always dressing, am
ifiht is niyf. oasily its ! road to the t
v??n hav< "f PW"UU'"' ftt|??ony. J jut
t' this kind 11.,". not jnarry will not work,
"rtaining, of ( nor foolish The foivgnh
crowd, ai e*eoes--'? '"it one about what n<
L Hut said -i!Ic>' il){? l'l,0? the
woinui, <; ited. !" winning "ith it so sein
nan ha> and a joker has concluded
loolishn nno fuceesslully sanie line in the
to (,nly r Gl$I then his j,|,.a
chanc< Irobatin 1 eai't, are free,
do not iy of
1-eet to MKH"h
to w a<"*
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If
, S. C., September 23, 1906
j NEWS fROM SANTUC.'
Personals ? Whiskey Agent Visits
f?MBs Smarr, of York cx*?n-. '
I ty, visited her cousin* M^q,^(?0?vR!
| Vtfwf k^C^S^^r is vising'
* tftiB week at her parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. I. L. Bobo, over at Sedalia.
1 Miss Clrtia Gilmore will leave this
'; week for Columbia, where she will
' j enter the College for Women, in
* that city.
' Mr. Allen Fridy, who has been
I able to get a place in Clemsoh Ool1'
lege, will leave for school this week.
3 Messrs. Paul and Wilson Gee,' Par
81 bam Jeter and Aubry Gilmore, old
students, were there at the opening.
Also Mr. Kennald Owens went with
y, them to begin a eourse there.
31 Mr. Reuben Gee, has gone hack
# to Spartanburg to resume his studies
hi at Wofford College.
is\ The Graded school here opened \
3* last week- with an enrollment of
forty-four the first day, with an ind
creasing list. Mr. W. Z. Dantzler
is Principal, and Miss Mary Gregory, ?=
c of this place, is assistant,
t Sunday Schools Jare waning.
8 Perhaps there is satisfaction of the
1 appetite, and the schools are fixing
' to take a nap.
1 The postofiice has been "on the
1 move" again. ThisAtime to where
; there was once a bank. I guess Mr.
t .1. Kemp Thornaai the yiew postt
master, will take charge as soon as
b the ollieetfan be'turned over to him.
f Negro barbecues are still in season. *
There is some suspicion that blind
t tigers attend soni of them. Anyi
way, quite a number of "old cod>
gers" come back drunk. Then
? there is much shooting at night, on
^ the way hqme, two laws being viot
lated. Well, you can't persuade
1 some people to do letter. It is
- about as easy to teach Sunday obr
servance to a coinmon farm mule.
t Last week a man representing ,i
Nort^i Carolina whiskey hrose was
t here trying to establish an agency
> at this place. I have not learned"
if he succeeded. He named some
kind business one being in that
would be the very thing. I will
3 not name them yet. If he succeeds
1 Li establishing an agency, what can
I11' ^ complies with
'/one or the oth" s?DJe Danish
(to law," ;r er nants to 1' F8?
f^tobeT*0"' h riAhTVf H 1
fonvj, thne. a Proviso mJf ' there t
an<IOvol ?V^y bier.f i'1 Pl,bJic / \
ceive . J'lan,'sh neuro i ron'fly '
%rltLmnyr< 5
,f a t hZ?Uld n?t be tnn iO,,0e a 4
5tray ]jc/- ,.te (?nes eouJ, luIi amigs / jA
Cllff?rd's Teachers il
I
o
The teachers in Clifford Seminary ^
ive arrived and began their duties ! ^
mrsday. They are as follows:
I)r. B. 6. Clifford, president; fa
s. I>. (i. Clifford; Miss Knuna, fa ^
inson, of Manassas, Va.; Miss ;
Jrande Walker, ??f Georgetown; ' I
ses Mamie Oetzel and Marie Ol
"ord, of Union. Miss Chaney fa 3
the vacancy caused by Miss fa
s resignation; Miss Walker, a fa "
raduate, will teach and at the j
time do post-graduate work. I
fc Oetzel and Clifford will teach !
\nd violin.
lerV'hat is termed the heart,
ly woman, by no means talk '
ise where she can hear you,
I here be possibility of the
reaching her; if you do, WBm
i loser. Talk-sense to giddy,
rained woman?the idea is
rous! The poor bundle of
lothes doesn't know anyit
cards, bonbons, dances
atest style; and when you tl
with some remark about J .,
's philosophy of life, or M
e of the atomic theory, ^ tn6
liately places you among 49 CVC\
' dry, prissy cranks who, ,
tehind the times, so out-1 SoBL J\ 1
unused to the ways of I
?iety," and ?,v
. .. no deserves 1 JH3 *or 1
Fised Iiy tin* class. No, jKgJ mon
'hen you meet one of ctvlc
ill ilown and worship, i rrjrcgSj
senseless stufT you've y\f
them, flatter, praise HiwIm Gun
curve of her throat and | \?v?W
taste displayed in her M.
1 you are on the fair i ^01 M
ilissful slate of matri- ^ JITLJ\
never talk sense, it
ig is almost entirely]
>t to do; sineq enter- j ~ ?~v ...* ^
suhjeet and dealing1 - =
itifieally, the afrthor Tickets now on
to continue on the ! nelly and Hatfield
next issue, giving appears at the oper.
? what to do. Tin y night, September 1
Toe. and -<1.00.
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BFuM|p ffltins and Caskets Always on Hand. 1 jP j
| CAN YOU REFUSE THIS? \\ fj
? I Offer to supply you with Blankets from 1 *
|? 65c to $4.00 a pair. 50c Underwear at 11 ijjH ,
fr 45c a garment. You will need these t| Alff J
? shortly, and it will pay you to look here J *
'|P
| j we; call social attention *'?
I To our line of Quarter Oak Finished Bed Room Suites at I J- '
?I the following prices until the stock is reduced. I
t 15 Suites No. 173. High glass, finished in rich golden _ 3 I
quartered oak, with bevel plate mirror, 18x20 SI7 50 If- jf
.fill 12 Suites No. 173 1-2. With double shape top, two i ?. &
* , top drawer, 20x24 bevel plate mirror, roll ft. bed 22 50 ( I
2 " 10 ^jBuitcs No. 173 3-4. Double shape top, swell top ft pi,
^ drawer. Bevel plate mirror 22x28. Worth S30, X
T ' Price now 25 00 1 T %
10 Suites No. 76. With swell front, highly finished .S ?
^ i in a beautiful rich quartered golden oak color, ^ ff &
?6 Suities No. ISO. This is thq^pride of our line, and ft ' 1
is the handsomest Suite for the price ever offered SEw J
^ 1 by us.v" It has h large bevel plate mirror'30x36. ^
? I Swell front Dresser. Full roll head and foot of & >' *
?I bed, and roll dresser and washstand to match. ?. jj
This Suite is well worth $65.00, but we are going J*. I
^ to put out a few of them for 45 00 ! F
Golden Oak Dining Chairs that are selling for $1.25, our 1 f"
price 00c. Come and look over our stock before you buy. We V-I
Scan save you from 10 to 15 per cent, for every dollar you $ JW
spend for goods in our line. | Z- f 9,f|
?$1 If the mosquitoes are pestering you, we can knock them out |t\ |r ; f
too. We have about 300 pictures left of the lot that we are >F ^ ? <*1
*: giving away. One for every dollar cash vou snend wi?t ^
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| Miliinery Opening 1|\
' Thursday, October 4th, I I'
We will'show the swellest line of Pattern Hats JL.1
ever shown in Inion, at the most reasonable 'is
If you want to be up=to=date, buy a Fist h-? &
:or classy, nobbv. <nn"" J
fA
-? u4(. ' V -r> 1
. 7 .?vV], tailored styles, they jjj ?
.c me latest. It is easy to make a selection % ft \
om our large stock. E #,
Miss M. E. Tinsley. | I \
men
a'nufacturers i
WTA. GEORGIA jMtt
w i? '. 'f'H. n InHr ' ^
K^lSa^lAl|RRBAL8AM , IS, v
and beantlflea the half. l^^H / IA Ml
^|Ne\\ a luauriant fcfuwth. II^V I I ,