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A LETTER FROM VVHITMIRE.
Some Interesting Facts About This
Progressive Town.
Edi t or l*xion Timks:
As I never Pee any letters in your
valuable paper from this flourishing
town, thought perhaps a line from
me would not be out of the way.
Thk Timks is a welcome visitor
nor*', and we often regret that its
visits are not more frequent. We
fin*! the paper quite reliable an<l
full of good reading for both old
and young.
Whitmire, as you know, is quite
a new town, situated on the
right bank of the Knoree river.
Higher up the stream, not a great
wavs from Whitmire is the site of
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We'd like to talk every
jg2 Stoves and Majestic Ran
ggl to sell we can't do it. E
E0 we arefgoing to try to te
gO turers of the Majestic thi
sag to any other Range. T1
Sg2 it, and we want you to
kXS Majestic because we do I
gS2 is more profit in selling i
?gj9 the cheapest but the leas
Special Prices at Bail
11 ...DON'T
1? That we are Headquartei
&? and Kitchen Furniture, I
Tricycles.t Flower Pots, 1
Pictures and Frames.
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TEA * COF
j Can Pay <
Any Beth
an look the world
/orld's Famous Ch
sive Agents. Our
'ant you to buy Or
requirements may
you can buy elsew
fully make you a (
i Roasted, Ground
nds for 70c; 35c pe
per pound. :
rou Want '
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EA STORE.
Musgrove mill. In the early history
of our country some battle was
fought near this mill, and with the
brave acts of Mary Musgrove, win
was the heroine of that section,
nave' added some historical event.'
to that section of country. Xeai
Musgrove Mill dwelt many Tories
who were traitors to the cause oi
freedom, and at that time brought
many hardships upon the patriotic
people of that section. Mary Musgrove
is buried near the Musgrove
Mill, and strange to say, that lu t
grave goes unmarked to the present
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\m \ uum it i nit in, a i iruit t<
the State at this late day to place r
suitable monument to her gravel
If Mary Musgrove could have beer
a boy and committed such bravt
acts in later wars, the monumeni
would have long ago been placed
NO TO TALK.
day in the year on Cook
ges, but having other goods
kit, for the next few weeks,
II you why the manufao
nk their Range is superior
ley believe it, we believe
believe it. We sell the
relieve it, not because there
t than any other. It's not
;t expensive
ley Furniture Company.
FORGET...
'S for everything in House
Boys' Wagons, Velocipedes,
China Dinner and Tea Sets,
IAILEY
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) Higher Pr
:r Coffee an
over and von will rii
IASE & SANBORN':
offer is to every hon<
le Pound of this Cof
be, no matter what
'here for the same |
present of the packa
if you wish, at 20c j
r pound, 3 pounds f
Tlie Best, \
of fee and TP
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(CASH
! l?ut woman, brave woman, never j
i receive.*! any credit from the hands |
3 j of man. In all wars that ever vis-j
> ueu our land, the hands of fair I
, ladies have done their part. In the!
i dark days of the early sixties, if it
r had not been for the brave ladies of I
$ the South, the war on our part
f would have been very disgraceful,
t for it was evident that the bands of
; our fair ladies kept the army cloth- j
ed. Besides many did the duties'
! of man in looking after the farm
land raising supplies that the brave
11 boys might fight on. Search the
> annals of history, and all credit
i has been placed to man, and brave
' woman, who has done her part, is
i seemingly not known. If the ladies
? could have shouldered their rifles
L and gone to that unfortunate war
. and driven the enemy from our
...JlSl
A new lot of Clean Fresh 1
Blankets and Comforts.
NOW IS THE TIME to ch{
tain it for the winter. Ma
comfortable, with a selecti
some Portiers at almost h;
Old Rose, Olive and BagCOUCH
COVERS make
new
WHEN LOOKI
Drop in and see us before
ways do a little better witl
price, and we guarantee e\
as represented or your mc
you pay for what you I get
what you pay that counts,
FURNIT'
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id Tea Thai
ot find the equal of
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est Coffee and Tea <
fee or One Package
t price you buy, and
?rice, with you tc
ge you bought frori
per pound, 3 pound
or $1.00. Tea, an
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land, no doubt but that man
would have claimed all credit for'
his soldiership and turned them
back to the cook kitchen and wash
tubs to add respectability to the
men who were left behind.
Here at Whitmire w? have a line
cotton mill, several churches, and
much attention and time is given
to religious 'matters.
Many of the best families of the
community have moved to Whitmire
to engage in mill work and to
educate their children. Mr. Drayton
Willard and Mr. S. L. Atchinson
are two of the best citizens we
have; they are among the oldest
veterans we have; tiny were fine
soldiers in the Confederate war and j
carry the marks of battle on their
Domes, aji honor to those old vets
who are now living, far in the after-1
IN....
-eathers, Feather Pillows,
inge your hall and curke
it look rich, warm and
on from our line of Handilf
price; in Green, Red,
Dad Stripes
the old couch look like
ING AROUND
' you buy. You can ali
us, both in quality and
/ery article we sell to be
>ney back. Its not what
, but what you getfor?rf
URE C<
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)u Cannot B
1 We Sell.
the offer we mak
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eas, ior wnicn we
irinker in Union cou
; of this Tea, what
I if the same is not b<
> be the judge, we
n us. We sell the C<
s for 50c; 25c per poi
y size package, 5(
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noon of life.
Whitinire is 1 ik?* most other!
towns, not free from whiskey, and ' p
as all denominations indulge in the M
beverage, not much kicking is being
done. The only complaints that 1 j?
have heard have been concerning
late trains when booze was out. : N
As this is my first letter, and for h'
fear that it may find its way to the 11
waste basket, I will close. With
l>est wishes for The Times and big
luck for the Editor, who is unknown
to me, T am J. A.
The Hampton monument arrived w
in Columbia Monday and will be fc
erected on the cnpitol grounds at I5
once, the work of unloading having ^
bl>(>n eomol?>tf>rl Ttwi mnnninunt
- y- 1 ? tl
weighs 115,OCX) pounds. ],
TIRED
Wake up half rested? Wa
chances out of ten your matt
Better come in today and let
Felt" Mattresses. Made in s<
The "Air-Felt" Mattress is rr
proved process in one cont
white cotton felt, and is abs<
less, non-absorbent and i
retains its shape and elasticit;
nor lumpy, fcvery genuine
guaranty sewed on the end o
May we show you a sample?
Decorative Plants. .?
brightens up your ^*5
home in winter. Place
one in your., hall or
front window and
watch the effect.
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Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that P. E.
ant, Administrator of the Estate of
lartha W. Kant, deceased, has applied
> Ja-?on M. Greer, Judge of Probate,
i and for the county of Union, for a
liol . 1 ?? 1. 4 .1 .
..... u.okiiaigc ?o nnuil nuiiuiiwiraior.
It is Ordered, That the 13th day of
ovember, A. D. 19.16, he fixed for
earing of Petition, and a final settletent
of said Estate.
Jason M, Gkker,
Probate Judge Union Co.
Published in Union Times Oct. 12,
1)06 41-4t
Richard Dargan, a negro rapisf,
as on Monday sentenced to hang
>r the crime committed upon Mrs.
atterson near Hcnnuttsville..
here was no demonstration and it
?emed that l>oth races approved
lie court's action. Dargan is to
ang October 19tli.
nt to stretch? Nine |Sjj
ress is to blame. . . gS,
us show you our "Air- Eg
everal grades. . . . J
lade by the latest im- ;
inuous batt of clean, Sg;
Cutely sanitary, odor- j|p;
/ermin-proof. Always
y and never gets hard
? "Air-Felt" has the Kg
f the mattress. . rajLook
in our window. KjP'mm?r
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