Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ AAA AAA ? ^ AIA aia aAA ^4< yl\|)UyifUf^y^^ jj Millinery ];We have just reo |; New and Up-to-da f are now wjiHv f< toav uv TT IVUHJ It Carter, who has J Markets for some Smart Thin | Fashionat ^ 4 ris fn chaTge" ofl |! ment, and is no\ {! in the smartest ti I Street and ]< Give us a call bef j; orders. I; We are daily ret |; Dry Goods a * j; Come (his way. |: show goods and (j I; We are loo H __ jMeet lis I'Where thePeopl t' Local News Note Cotton 10 7-8 Thursday. Mayor Macl>eth Young is Mexico City, Mexico. Miss Fannie Ik)bo visited M Jas. Eison this week. The lucky number at Rave scroft's this week is 54G. Nearly two miles of road in Unl (kmnty has been macadamized. Mrs. M. W. Chambers, of Jon< ? Ml.. Jo I'iuilinn rnlntivi>>< in t.hn pit Villi;, AO UOIVIU5 1 ... Mrs. \V. 11. Betsill and son vis ed Mr. Theo. Eison Saturday a: Sunday. Rev. R. G. McLees, while in t city is the guest of Mr. Geo. ] Oetzel. An additional number of cars i rock hauling has been purchased the city. Misses Mary and Lottie Gregoi of Saittuc, were shopping in Uni Saturday Mr. John D. McColough, of W kinsville, paid us a pleasant vi Thursday. Mr. I. U. Bobo, and daughter, S^ialia, ^ visits Mr,. Theo. ICii Mr. C'. P. Sims of the Sparfc burg bar, was in Union on busir Wednesday. Mr. C. A. Hill, of Shelton visiting friends in Union and Un County this week. Dr. W. N. Glymph went to old homo Thurday to see Mr. E. Glymph, his brother, who is v sick. Mr. S. D. Fant returned to Un this week and completed the w of {minting the Union Grocery C signs. Mr. A. It. Miller, of Newbe passed through the city Wednesi and spent a few hours with R. W. Hutchinson. Mr. C. H. Thurston went to 1 olet Wednesday to assist in inia a class into the lodge there Knights of Honor. Miss Leize Holmes, who has I in Union for a week's visit to brother, Mr. H. M. Holmes, gone to Beaufort, N. C., to visit Postoflice Inspectors T. J. Pulsifer and M. (). Halvert were in the city Friday and 8r day making their routine inspcd f ' r~ Opening J i if C eived a grand line of; ite Millinery, and we j * )r customers. Miss; | j been in the Northern; t ' months looking up the; | gs in New and if I ile Millinery if" v ' r )ur Millinery Depart-! I <> v ready to fit yon up !| jj hings out for 3 Dress Hats, j \ ore placing your fall ][ H 1 ^ !" ;eiving a big line of nd Dress Goods 11 Always glad to;| | juote prices. z kin? for von. ? 3t Bobo \i 2 ' inj Q go W RargQi'nc m pj> i?ri ? ?li< ^ Mr. Jas. Whitlook, of Jonesville, was in the city Sunday. Mrs. ha Whitlock is spending the week with toi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. tin ;n Summer. Pa 1,1 pr Sheriff J. W. Sanders will leave r for Columbia Saturday. He will enter his horse for one of the prizes. '1 Miss Essie Sanders will go to the n' Fair next week. Mr. M. C. Feaster, a successful of on gardener of East Union, showed us ^ this week an extraordily large gar^s den beet. It measures 2 feet and iu y. 2 inches around, is hollow, and ga ^ weighs over 8 pounds. nH Itev. F. If. Wardlaw. the evan- H gelist singer of Greenwood, is now ( f , with Mr. McLees in the revival meetings at the First Presbyterian $1 ' church. He arrived Wednesday ? and is the guest of Mr. G. C. Perrin. lor According to the Greenville News, ^ Referee Capers has announced that there will be no change in the Union ^ ry, postoflice managership. Charges ir on were made against Postmaster Hun- a ter, hot isfactorlly answered. jr ieit Mr. H. C. Little, of Kelton, was here Wednesday. He says that 0j they had one of the heaviest frosts last week that he had ever seen. O Some ofthe farmers will not make ~ one tenth crop of peas. Everything an" was damaged by the frost and ice. F 1088 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hannon, of Inman, Spartanburg county, vis, is itcd Mr. R. W. Tinsley this week, ion Mr. Hannon is 81 years old, and is one of the men who laid the rails p his *or the Southern track through L Union, along in the 60's. Mr. >ery Glenn D. IVake, Sr., surveyed this ;f road. h (jon Mr. Charles lowing and Miss {] ork Gllie Frazier, both of Asheville, j u >s N. C., were married Tuesday, Octo- b ber 16, 11)06, at the parsonage of 1 I the First Raptist church, Union, a S. C. Kcv. Li. M. nice was xne 01'lfy' ficiating minister. The young couple left immediately, for Buffalo, where they will make' their future : >ac" j home. * Chairman C. H. Peake appointed j ? Messrs. C. C. Sanders, M. B. Lee, ^ and John \V. Whitlock, commis- ( *?cn sioners of-the Federal election to be Jier held Noverhbor fith. These gentle- J 9 men have received their commif^ sions and will soon appoint the 0. managers. - For the State and ] itadt County election, Messrs. Benj. Tinv i itur- ley, Jno. W. Gregory, and Levi W. tion. Smith. o J > . ????p? School Opens at Lockhart. Ixjckhart, Oct. 15, 'CK?.?School pened this morning. The faculty a as follows;?.Afisses-L. jL. -Gains, Eva O. Smith"and Edna Baldwin, liss Gains is a Virginian but omes here from Ashcville, N. C.; liss Smith is from Anderson, S. and Miss Baldwin is from Mt. 'abor, S. C. Miss Baldwin taught ere last session. Mrs. Bailey, who not long since eturned from Hot Springs, Ark., ? much improved by her stay at k.t i?1*1 * nut/ neiwiii reson. Mr. W. G. Riggins, formerly vereeer of weaving here is now ith the Oakland mills at Green ille. Mr. L. E. Temple has given up le Lockhart hotel, and it is now* wned and operated by Mr. F. P./ Lirkpatrick. hat Made the Atlanta Commercial College, of Atlanta. Ga., Famous. The wonderful modern Byrne systems f Shorthand and Bookkeeping, hy which j ley are. enabled to give their students, 1 half the usual time, a mow ml practical training for the business orld than can be had elsewhere: th^ir lorough system, their business like <l?s- 3 pline, tlieir moral training, the siieeial ork given in literary subjects free of | large, their excellent faculty of exjiortH, icir coinpletly equipped employment I rem i thru ?-l?!..l? ........... , iv iiu j m i uiv |1.It?I ir their graduates free or charge, their 'asoniihle charges for tuition, their cx llent facilities for securing good Iwiard ith private families at a low rate, etc., c. If interested in a course of Bookvping, Business Training, Shorthand Tyjicwriting, write this famous institu- on for one of their large lienutifully il- 1 istrate<l catalogs. When you have road thru, you will understand why tliey Ave such an annual enrollment. 125 I.RTTKItS A DAY. Atlanta, <?a., Jan. 10, 1!H>> j Since finishing a course in the Byrne mplificd Shorthand in the Atlanta uninercial College, I have heen emoyed as stenographer hy the Southern xpress Co. in Atlanta, where I have ven the system a thorough test, and n prepared to say that it is all that is nimcd for it. My work aveages about 15 letters a day. I have absolutely no 1 ouble in taking dictation or reading my >tes. It is with pleasure that I recoinend the Byrne Shorthand the Atlanta uninercial College unconitionally. (Miss) Mary Will Moore. Valuable Lands for Sale. I will oiler for sale at public outcry at e Court House door in Union, S. C., Monday Nov. 5th, llXXi, (salesday) V Itftl'P loavul uu'no V ?1UU MMIUW - I if property: Two tracts of land on the Flat Hock J I<*>- >* ????.*.-> iooJ J J- V^t"vwyf known as tlr\ ?n of this property can In? seen' ur i?rA _ irk of Court's onice at Union. This L i>ix?rty is lieing sold for the purjiose of i-ision among the heirs of Mr. Wm. Heries, deceased. Terms of sale: One half cash and lance in one year with 8 i>er cent, invst, secured by note ami mortgage of b premises. Purchaser to pay for jiers and recording msae may have the ivilege of paying all cash. ' On AS A. Jkkkkkies, torney in Fact for Heirs of Mr. Win. H'eries, Deceased. 40-,'lt. Human Blood Marks. . ] A tale of horror was told by marks human blood in the home of J. W. illiams, a well known merchant of ic, Ky. He writes: "Twenty years ;o I had severe hemorrhages of the j ngs and was near death when I be- I ,11 taking Dr. King's New Discovery. completely cured me and I have mained well ever since." It cures emorrhages, Chronic Coughs, Settled ilds and Bronchitis and is the only re for Weak Lungs. ^ Every bottle ( mranteed by all druggists. 50c. and .00. Trial bottle free. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. T. iter, Administrator of the estate of Woods Jeter, deceased, has applied . > Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, ] i and for the County of Union, for final discharge as such Ad minis !/?*??? ig of petition, and a final settlement f said estate. ? Jason M, Greer, Probate Judge Union County, 8. C. Published in Th? Union Timkh : ctober 19, 190H. 42-4t 1 P I C TUR ES 'icture Framing, Glass, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Carpet Laying. MILLINGS, The Paper Man, 'hone 161. Main Street. Union, S.C. A Lucky Postmistress ? Mr?. Alexander, of Carv. Me., who an found Dr. Kin?'* New Life Hi I Is to ie the beat remedy she ever tried for eeping the stomach. liver and bowels n perfect order. Yon'll agree with ier if you try theae painless purifiers hat infuse'*new life. Guaranteed by J1 druggists. Price 25c. Use Tetley's Teas For Iced.Tea* Dr. R. G. Hamilton, of Converse, ormerly of Buffalo, and a nephew >f Dr. J. H. Hamilton of thin city, ivill move to Union November 1st to practice medicine. He has rentid the McNeacc house on Church street, l>olow Mrs. Wallace's home. Miss Josephine Minter was married in I^aurcns Wednesday evening. Those present from Union were: Misses Mario Clifford, Mamie Oetzel and Amey Nicholson. n Special Advertiseman ' I Notices will be inverted In thta column ti me rate of :16 words or less for t6c one Issi ft lour Issues for 76c. Additional lines 01 tl Iwentjr-flTe words 60 a tin*. F*1BE8H shipment, by express, of fii V iChocolates and lion-Bons, in parkag .Jrom 10 cents to one dollar. E. 1 f-Wcaife. LOWT-One pair gold-rimmed apectf cli .Kin black case. Return to thi QyffT ' ^.Df' C. \V. Austell. ?^\^kegiving and good eating in* * ^arcd for you with the fan \f)od Cranlx'rries; first harre tf Vfc^vop just received; the finest V|\j^v'. all fresh meats; also extra ' Pnines- The I'nion _ t ?JK '^"""pany. Fvfeet of framTng at Y?rneFa P'?c? near West %-**+u&. Mr. Varner will attend. 1 39-41 WK are offering this week, the fin.-at I;V Maeanmi an.l Spaghetti manufactured at 10 cents a package; just received the biggest shipment ever brought to Union; every package guaranteed absolutely new and fresh and as tine as money can buy. The Union Urocery Company. , . J . L,ooo AOKKS, 19 V?ract8( Heneary Lil Lands, to be sold.ok ?mblic auction, Saturday, Oct. 20tJh, 1906, 1:30 p. m., at Fingerville. S.)C. Liberal terms. J. K. Liles, Agent, 19-41 Fingerville, S. O. {F.PF.1VF.D this week, the first Florida Oranges of the season. We handle only the tinest Oranges from one of the liest sections of Florida. We will save you money on anything from one dozen to a box; also a fresh lot of .Jamaica Oranges and the tinest Malaga Orapes. If yon want something nice in the fruit line, see us. The I nion Orocery Company. iVE ARE prepared to gin your cotton now at any time, and will do our best to please our customers. Bagging and Ties for sale at market prices. Union Oil Mill. LLL ye boys and lovers of lire-works, don't forget that we have the l>est selection and the biggest line of all the ]s>pular lire-works that will Is- bad in Union this year. They will be hero in ample time lor all the celebrations you want to make. Don't fail to see us. The Union CJrocery Company. 11(111 tirade Commercial Fertilizers, manufactured by Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co. Just the thing for wheat and oats. For salt; by M. \V. Bo bo. Agent. 41-4t. fKS, we have'em; just come in; every package guaranteed; Finest Cleaned Currents, Best Seeded Raisins, Fanciest Crystallized Citron, Jordan Shelled Almonds, Valencia Shelled Almonds; everything in the Spice and Fx tract line. No trouble to do your baking when you get your ingredients here. hew high grade (cooking Range at a bargain. On Nexhibinon at Timks otlice. 41-ut H<JGKST~sto<-k of 5 and 10 pound erooks of Heinz's Delicious New Crop j Pineapple Preserves, Strawln-rry Pre- j serves and Raspltcrry Preserves; also [ received a new tot of Apple Butter and Baked Beans of all kinds, triad to have your orders. The Union tirocery Company. i LADY with city experience would ! department. Best of references.; Audress, box 477, or phone lbO, j Union, b. C. It. I ? F you are not using Quuker I'utied liice you are missing a treat. Tlie lightest ami daintiest of diets, almost at no cost; only 10 cents jht per package. The Union (iroeery Company. ShHttXr assortment of Victor records " ever heeu in Union just received. Come quick Indole assortment is broken. Justotiv Baby piano closing out at half price, i\i. Bice, Jr., K. U. )NLY 0 sacks left of the bargain lot of Chicken Food tnat we nave neen ottering. luO pound sacks ot Mixed Wneat, Cbopjicd Corn and Mill sweepings; excellent chicken food at $1.00 ]K'r sack; at least one-third less it is worth, bee us. The Union Uroccry Company. itOOM t? rent. Suitable for sleeping ipartnujiita or office. Kquipmcnts ana location very deairahlc. luxated over J. A. SaW>?r'? l?w otUufe. A-fi-l* J|/A. Sawyer. rust proof ouLh?Get our prices on SI, rust proof Seed outs. Tue Peoples Supply Co. ' ft.' IKJK t fail to see us for your Fall Onion rattx. Will have the a full assortment ontno Finest Setts, yellow, red and white, at prices that will save you money. Don't fail to set- us lor everything in field and garden seed. Tne Uniot Urocery Company. SKKD wheat?See us for seed wheat. The H'oples Supply Company. TIPS The New Liquid Headache' r Cure #v Is warranted to cure all forms^of Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, etc. We 4 /\ 1 sell it ior iu anu tcms , a bottle and give our guar, antee with each bottle. k)UKE DRUG CO. \ Prescription Druggists. \\ ? 11 ...DO YO I (M A G H1 ! A Qrr I X m<jll 0 For Supplier | Pipe, Oils, V pmnjAi && X>COC?<;<;<>?-C< % Have You Seen Oi g Fall Mill ^ If not, come at once and make you (fa of Street Hats in the city i: 1 Miss M- F. w 1101 Cents G 8 Deposited in^ S? Department al fnmnniinH ^ m^La t/nii foal i j vu I W/l The next comp begins Novels in line? THE PEOPL ?... B. F. ARTHUR. i?aHaBMM?Ba?$sa fCarlv Fall ? ? J We are offering speck (p week on Ladies, Misses J coats, Rain Coats, Furs, ^ _ \3U? rwirea up a C J Coato while if? marke ft fine all wool Kusseys in JJ Modes ancf macks, and P _ x V<v a. A AA O |( trom 5?o.3u 1.0 jiu.uu, v 5 for $3.48. They are spk ft ask is that you give us a | McLURE MERC { THE UNDEF Probate Judge's Sale. j Stat*' of South Carolina, ) In the I'rohutt* (flinty 01 union. i M. .1. Hardy as administrator of t!?? ! <) estate of Jackson Ilardy, deceased, Put. I against James ilardy ct al, IVt't. To sell land in aid ot' assests. Uy decree of the Probate Court for the | I county of Cninn and state aforesaid, I 1 ! ! will sell to the highest bidder before the j ( ! courthouse door during the legal hours of t sale on the first Monday in November, i 1 | ItH.Ht, (it being salcsday) the following j < described real estate situate and lining in the town of I'nion, county and state o'i.I AH that certain lot or parcel | <>f laii<I situate in said town containing | one-fourth of an acre, Mmv or less. I iHtunded on north l>y Archie street, north-east by lot no. 9, south-e.ast by the Willard land an?l south-west by lot no. 9. This lieing the some lot nurchasod by Jackson Manly from Pink Wallace, <lml U NEED... | !NERY?| us.. | ?> oeitmgs, X /hang, Etc. I tDWARE CO. | ^C - -C- f C? - -Sfe ir Line of Stylish X inery? r selection. The smartest line J J ; the Fisk Hat, shown at Tinsley's. jj i jiiuii iTiuiicy our Savings X ; 4 per cent. 2 ndependent. I uting period 5 it. Are you n .ES BANK. I Specials. * * il inducements this jj and Children's lonsr J p^maiors, Shawls, J icr lot of ladies Short ^ t. These goods are ? Btno" ^ were made to retail J ur price, your choice f$ at ;ndid values. All we J look. j# anitiip rn jj w* ^SELLERS. } corded in otlice of K. M. ('., hook of vd 1* no. d4. Cage S!>. T?tiih of sail*, Cash. Purchaser t<? ly for pa|H?rs. Jason M. Gkkkk, ct. 11. l'.tOU. Judge of I'roltate. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. Of *| iheppard, Jas. H. Maxwell, Vicior S. iage. and I). II. Wallace. Executors of he Estate of W. II. Wallace, deceased, lave applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge >f I'rohate, in and for the County of Union, for a final (^charge as such Executors. It Is Ordered. That the 14th day of November, \/V., 190?, be fixed for hearing of 1'AtUjuii,'and a final settlement of said JOstnte. < . ?. -y JSeMrW. OKXKR, Probate Judge, Vnf6n County, 8.O. Published in This Ukioj* Time Ortober 12th, 1906. 41-lt ' ^ n ' jygv-i*--sir -