Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Profitable Cow. < Mrs. Tho>. J. Harris, who lives jii the Santuc neighborhood. dues j not run a dairx farm, hut she has 1 a cow that max claim of tine rec- I ord. I his cow was bought on Aujuttst 13. i*)o,V tr on Mr. I. Mcl aut for $50. lu the tirst nine months the butter made from this one cow 's niilkino was sold for is?S.(K) t the next -eleven months for $4'>.45: the next tioht months $43.40. This was all in addition to supplying the table with milk and butter during the whole period. Then, two -calves were sold, one lor Si 1.70 -and the other i??r SJ5.00. The total receipts from this cow amount to Si54.55. That's j?ood. Carlisle Personals. Carlisle, Dec. <>.? Mr. and Mrs. J-".. S. C'arlisle. of llennettsville. are visiting their daughter. Mrs J. S. 1 hair. Mr. < I. \\ < )nld and Mr 11. I. IJraj4i*. of L\ nchhnrj;. \ a.. protni?u?nt business men. are visiting Mr. C'has. H. Dudley. Mrs. (ieo. I?. tiarrett. of Spar-1 tanlnirjr. i* \ isitinj^ her mother. -Mrs 1*. (*. Tucker. j < Mr. J110. I). Smith has returned' from a trip out of the State. Misses Allein and Trillie Deav-j ?cr are visiting relatives in Chester., ' T Election of Officers. rorest I amp. N<>. v. W . ( >. W .. UK't la>t Monda\ nijjht and elected officers for the ensuing year. IV 1).' I'arron. tC.: K. L. C lark. i.\. I). V. L. I. K. I", T.: J. \\ . (ireer. Hanker: l\. M. Ks"tes. C lerk: I. W. Martin. Kscort: JK. X. Spronse. Watchman: \\ . I'. "Skelton. Sentry: Theo. Maddox A and S. (i. Sarratt. Physicians. These officers will he installed the tirM Monday ni^ht in January. 1 ?cv. C. W. Creighton Lxpelled. .Niter a trial la-tin^- <hours, the committee of twelve appointed 1 ?\ the c nference. reported a verdict of jjnilt \ in the case of Kev. L . \\ . C reiiihton. charged w ith immorality . This trial has heen one <?T widespread interest through'?nt 1 the State for some time and various inetiiiiiis :ire hi-ld e? iiieernine " I - J-? l1u' verdict. The K?. \". Mr. t'rei.iyh- I ton is dismissed from the ministry ami expelled ir<tin the Methodist -church. Union County Methodist Ministers. Tlir pasters of the various .Methodist churches throughout tin* count \ fur the year i?><>7 will ; -he as follows: t irace Methodist etiurch. I'uiou. lu v. 1). M. MeLend; lluffaloand l.ethel tat M??u- 1 -arch). Rev. I. \\ . Klkins: Jonesville. Rev. 1). K. C'ainak : Kelton. 4tev. J. (i. l-'arr: Sautuc. Rev. R. A. t'rock : <irecn Street tl'nioni.i Kev. \\ . 15. Justus. The presiding; vlder will he Rev. Marion Dargan. Advertised Letters I'nclaimed letters remaining in] ? I'nion postoftiee week ending l)eeember 7. 1 <>(/?: !> Allen. Jim. Heine,, Walter. Mr. lilaek. J. H.. Mr. Jletsil. I). S.. Mrs. { Crosby, Wash Hurt*. Crawford. K. I*., Mr. Crby, J. A. I Cregory. Mamie, Miss. Cregory. drover. Cross, 1 Jessie. Miss. ' Cotorth. (1. Mr. darner, Kliza, Miss. Creen, Margaret. Miss. Gilliam. Anna IJelle, Miss. Gilliam. Sophia. Miss. Hughes, t'harlev. ' Hall. W.. Mr. 111 ?dge. ( )livcr. Mrs. Johnson. Charlotte. Mrs. Johnson. I Jessie, Mi SS. l.itmore, Sophia. Mrs. Lawson. I.r. K.. Mrs. Mtirray. I Jessie (3A Martin. Jinnnie. ' M urph\. ( ie< ?rge. M r. M >ort\ l'arl*s. Miss. Mil! r. I). II. Marshall. Sarah. Mis. t I'".. <Mr. Nansnii. Xt-lif. ' Mar, I Vti-r. ' 'ice. R. \\ .. Mr. Rnff. Slu-lti>11. Jr. ^ <n\. .\ir<. Stokes. ( barles. Mr*. Thomas, I. W\. Mr. Wilson. S. I7.. Mr. Wilson. J. I'.. Mr. JVrsons clliiur tor tin* above iett ers will please s?.v if advertised and will 1 >< rencired to pay one vent for tlu-ir d diverv. J. ('. Hunter. V. M. \ South Carolina Cigar Output. From the Columbia State are taken the following figures regard-; ing the manufacture of cigars: North Carolina is the biggest tobacco manufacturing State in the Cnion. but it will startle some people to know that there are more j cigars made in South Carolina than in North Carolina. Last I year South Carolina made in her 12 cigar factories 13,409.210 cigars. while North Carolina in her 32 factories made 13.207.527. (Georgia in (x) factories made O.93X.74O cigars. Just a little lower down Special Advertisements Notice# will bu tiiHcctcii in thin column at :he rate ol 35 word# or less for 35c one i##uc, 'our issues lor 75c. Additional line# over iwenty live word#5c a uue. KKESII -11i}>nifiit. I?\ express. id tine Chocolates and l'.<>n l'><>n>. in pa. kayos Iroin IU rents to iiiio t<>1 litI". I'i, II. Seail'e. \ 1.1. PERSONS arc notified not t? trespass i?n my land in anyway ? ualkinp, ridinp or lumtinp. I'hose disrepardiup this notice will lie prosecuted to the lull extent of tile law. V?-it. II. M. (iault. MUY your Christinas Turkeys from the Union (irocery Uo. Eat, cornied fowls. See them at once before they are pone. 15 cents a pound, from 10 to jo pounds. WKAUE prepared to pin your cotton now at any time, and will do our best to please our customers. Hnppinp and Ties for sale at maiket prices. Union Oil Mill. I H< H'SA.XDS "f pounds of puaranteed New Ntits! All the desirable varieties?Pecans. Almonds. Walnuts. brazils and Cocoanuts. Xothinp hut the best that money can buy. Everytliinp new! We will save you iiu nicy. The Union (irocery Co. 3HATANOOC5A Plows-Middle bursters ami two-horse turn plows. See ?uir line. The Peoples Supply On. 47-tf. KUIT CAKK inpredients of every knul! (iuaranteed New Fruit?plenty of Cleaned Currents. Seeded Raisins. Crystalized Citron. Shelled Almonds. Prunes. Spices and Extracts >f every variety. I lie Union (irooery G?. .( ?S I' A Heaver's Card Case with in<?itey in it. Kinder will please report t' The Union Times. 1 .iheral reward ii retnrneil owner, eare of Uni >11 I"i111 vit. LI I. | cisons w isliinj.' to _;.-i pno>ns lot Ninas, please pet in vmir oolers orders. Heapedfully. " Yatv\ I'.U\ I' 111 N< i in ready-made Cake! Citron take. Kai-in Cake. Plain Pound l ake, l'aiiioii> < )ld-fashioned ITnit t ake. \- p i as anvl?>d\ can hake at home, and r>>M in-t a-, little, is n>.t h-- than it c>i-i> yiiii to hake them at home. I'nll line Small | l ake-. See 11- for everything de-ir ahh in Uhri-tnia- (iood>. The Union * ii*?r\ Co. iV A N TK 1>?Voii i" kn?>\v that I have opened 111> my Slinr I! |?:ii?* and Harness Shop in tin- Brown Block. rear of Expte?s oHicc. Ki?t class work. is-tf W. ('. Tenguc. Ill I.ARCiKST stock < ; Fireworks nrr brought to one concern in Union county?Candles. Rockets. I orp<-i|o?-?, Balloons. i-vcr\ >i/o Cracker that ioim - within tile law. We will save yon money <>n any quantity that yon want to buy. The Union Grocery Co. dIDDl.K Bursters?This is the sea- on to use them Figure with its. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. :VKRY THING in the way of liecomities ami a great many luxuries that you cannot buy elsewhere. Every article we sell guaranteed to he new, fresh, sound, full weight and full measure: Pineapple Cheese. Edam Cheese. \>paragus l ips. Deviled Crabs. Shrimp, Uobstcr and the finest Sainton Steak packed. We save yon money on luxuries as well as staples. Don't tail to see us. The Union Grocery Co. COT ICE to teachers or anyone buying Toys in quantities for Christmas trees: I will g v a special discount oi to per cent. I have a big selecioti. O. A. Swygert. 0--P5HKTJ/4?liny vour shells from us for your Thanksgiving hunt. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. K VflU haven't any good BREAD this year, tor your sake and for the sake of your Christmas visitors, he -ttre to have it then. It you let us sell yon your I I.OUR. every sack of which i< guaranteed absolutely and unequivocally, you can rest assured of having the best. lite Union Grocery Co. EVERY ner-on who has photos at Yates' Studio will confer a grp-ii favor to call and get <nme, a? I wish to dispoee or hem at once, Rcs| ectfully, 11. T. Y atks. lOOMS FOR RENT, fit mi shed or unfurnished lernn reasonable. \pply to Mr> M F. Seaife, Main St. it-pd. IVAtillNS?We earrv a vrv large assortrn.mt r?f high-grade farm wagons, i ,1.1 T..??.t v jilwavs satisfies. The Peoples S'uoplv Co. 47-i f roe COL'1.1) NOT get a gentleman anything lu- would appreciate more for a holiday present than a box of lirst-class Cigars. We h; v the ideal Christmas present in one of the finest Cigars made?Vanderhilt. Ask for them and take no substitute. We make them to you at $1.00 a box. Don't fail to get your gentleman friend one. The Union Grocery Co. IIIJW, i MM itui iiiiiue u;M \ v.*11 ^ui,879. i(?8 cigars, being the fourth State in the Vnion in the manufacture of cigars. Pennsylvania is first, making a little over 1.800.000,000. Next comes New York with a little over 1.4tx1.ooo.oo. Texas makes about the same number as South Carolina, and Kentucky made last year 65,397.246. In cigarettes. New York is first. Virginia second. Louisana third, land North Carolina fourth. South ;Carolina isn't in it at all 011 the icigarette business, cxctfpPto help' smoke them. Not 0116^ is manufactured in the State, except by the ; fellows who smoke them them-1 selves. North Carolina made last! u 1 i f 11 > iii'i'f I >3 rvvi "VYi i*ur.i.l {rettes. while New York made over 2.0CO.OCO.OOO. Card of Thanks. Jonesville. Nov. >j.? I want to thank the young men that soj promptly gave the alarm of tire Sunday morning at about one o'clock and all friends, white and colored, for their faithful help in saving my mules from being burned alive, and for otherwise assisting me in this incendiary trouble. S. M (iihnore. , Union & Glenn Springs 1 ; S Railroad Company. Leave l"ni-.n 7:.<?> A. M . ut.to and [ 4:.to I*. M. Arrive at lluttaio ~:45 A. M . I--45 land -4:15 I' M l.eave ItutYalo S: 15 \ M.. 1 :.%<) and 5:11c: P. M. Arrive at Lnion N:.to A M . I3, and 5:15 P. M Leave L nitni ?>:?h> \. M.. 5:40 I'. M. ^ Pa<> Xeal Slt?>al? ?u.t5 A. M.. (1:05 1 P. M ' Arrive at Pride 0:55 A. M.. (>:j? !" P. M Leave Pride lo:?S \ M.. 7:oo P. M. I'it Wal Shoals in jo A M.. 7:15 * I'M. ? 1 Arrive at Union 11 _>o A. M.. 7:55 I' M. All trains daily. Connections made 1 at Pride with Seaboard Air Line, through trains. Soiithhi itnid in the! morning and Northbound 111 the < v n- ^ ing. M. IV Sttntmer, (icncral Passenger Agent. | : < WE HAVE \nias presents for KV-| , ERYIJOUY. Have yon selected yours COME before the stock is] broken. THE RICK DRUG CO. j' NOTICE?1 have some cheap lots for sale at a bargain on Pine street, near the standpipe. See me for a bargain. 40-?t-1><1 ' f. .Miner. XMAS PRESENTS?Don't fail to J see our line before you buy. THE I RICK DRUG CO. ' _____ I NOTHING NICER than one of our j Pig Hams! We only handle goods ! of the packers who are able to get a j ( clean bill of health and stand above ' criticism with the govifninent in- 1 spector. We guarantee j every Ham and piece oi Breakfast Bacon we sell. 1 Nice lot of fresh Hams and Breakfast Bacon to select from. See us. The Union Grocery Co. i SANTA CI.A US has made his HEAD (Jl WKTI'.KS at our store litis year, i Pay us a visit and see lor yourself. THE KICK DRUG CO. GUNS?Single and double barrel guns at extremely low price*. The Peoples Supply ('o. 47-tf. i THE HANDSOMEST line of HIGH iik.ait. i i m r>, ai tne most rciiMin- i ;?I>!? prices, in tin- city. at TH l;. KICK | DRUC co.s. N() MAT I I U where ^lie lives nor J how hard slie is to please, it you will huy her a box of our Christmas Candy we will guarantt e results. The swellest line to select front, the largest variety, the best assortment and the cheapest prices. You can pay a great deal more but we guarantee you can huy no better Candy than we are selling. See us for all sorts of Candies and don't forget a hand- | some package for the wife, sitser or' sweethear;. The Union (irocery Co. (illNS?If you are thinking of buying n run wo e?n interest you. The, Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. Hi IMPORTANT R. J. REYIN TAGS, AS SIMILES Of THEIR 190 This spac who may have o for the return an< f tised in our 1906 by the terms (ft/ We woulc out giving prcser offer has expired, any cause whatc^ no^itivflv mfiicf X ?J " . Winston-Salem, which is the fu in our offer. No emplo or any notice or < ^ R. J. REYNOLDS f Take Notice. \\e. tin- undersigned, will apply to ho Sccrotary of State for a charter for he "I'nion Club." an organization for atrial and fraternal purposes, the head-' piartors of saitl organi/.ati<ut to he in Jnion, S. C. J. I*.. Hancock. II. V. Welter. I). A. Owens, X. A. Austell. At a business meeting of the | \. I\. 1*. synod of the South in Janulvn. Ala.. Rev- J. S. Moffat.I >f C hester, was elected president >f Krskine college. It is understood he will accept. Mr. W. W. I'inlev. of Washin^on. has been elected president of he Southern railway. \ ice Samuel snenccr. deceased. j urrt i ne trniir i t n itn WE AKENUW JAJT1 l)r on everything in the Drug Line. We carry all kinds j of Patent Medicines, Per- , fumes, Extracts and Toilet Articles. When you have a prescription to be filled take it to THE PALMETTO DRUG CO. Where you can get quick I and accurate service. We are open all the time and waiting for your business. 11 THE PALMETTO DRUG CO.; \ i NEW BELTS AND NECKWEAR! PLAID SILKS. Longest black (or white) kid glove in town for only $3.25. Plaid suitings in the latest designs .... 19c. yd. A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF | HOLIDAY GOODS JUST RECEIVED. .*. /. .*. /. "IT PAVS TA VKIT AID CTADP M MRS. ?. N. WILBURN, The Most Up-to-Date Place to Trade. NOTICE TO HOI IOLDS TOBACCO C SPECIFIED IN A r WHICH ARE SI i CATALOGUE OF I c was bought to remind hold vcrlooked the fact that our c I delivery to us of tags, as m Catalogue and Circular of P rie offer itsc/f on January is/, 1 not rnrmir1r?r crivinor nrp<;rnti ^ ^ r.. its to all, for tags that rcacl , and for this reason we wi ver for delay in delivery of ta to give presents for any t N. C., after Tuesday, Janu 11 extent of time as heret< yee has authority to change offer made by us. ? TOBACCO CO., WINSTONJ DR. JNO. H. iR DENT OKFICKOVKl! PliOl'LKH HA MHITMfrllM TUBTTIBniTllB TiTTiT T ffi TOYS! TOY n Big Toy Opening, Tue On that day you will see everything j|| Goods at my store. You can now Shut will have them fully displayed date. Come early and get the gg Special Discount of 10 I Or anyone buying quantities for Chi stock and can supply. Don't buy fc 8 0. A. sw WIT IHBTIlgllMnHMP" | SELECT YOUR XMAi S From our lovely line of S jB Fancy Sets and Gold J< fa Pins at 25cts. each are be of Rings, Lockets, etc. Come at once and let us dm tt/A at/A jraj aiyics TTC IIQTC* I Miss M. E. js ^vv vw#v9vWw?rv? The Best Christmas Present for a Little Money. When your Christmas present is a year's subscription to The Youth's Companion you give as much in good reading as you would fill twenty 400page novels or books of history or tr.-iv.'l or biography ordinarily costing ? 1 :n '? t'silumo Kr?r rln vnn triup nunn. tity at the cost of quality. For more ^ than half a century the wiset, most renowned, most entertaining of writers have heen contributor*) to The Companion. You need never fear that The Youth's Companion will he inappropriate or unwelcome. The hoy, tingirl?every other member of the fam ily?will insist upon a share in it. There is no other present costing so little that goes so far. On receipt of $1.75, the yearly subscription price, the publishers send to the new subscriber The Companion's Four-Leaf Hanging Calendar for 1007, lithographed in twelve colors and gold, and subscription certificate for the fifty-two issues of the year's volume. I* it 11 illustrate'! Announcement ot The Companion for 1007 will be sent with sample copies of the paper to any address free. Subscribers who pet new subscriptions will receive $16,200.00 in cash and many other special awards. Send for information. THE YOUTHS COMPPANION, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass. v r * .DERS OF OMPANY'S iND FAChiOWN ON m VI ers of our tags, >ffer of presents ade and adverrcscnts, expires ,1907 5 to one with- ~h us after our * ^ 11 not consider gs, and we will ;ags that reach ary 1 st, 1907, jfore stipulated or modify this SALEM, JN.IC. ' "2 * V r MORCiAX C 1ST * XK, - - I'XIOX, S. C. ^ xxxxxxxxx* S13?9jiiiil9fiS!?9?8lS j|? S! TOYS! 19 i K isday, December 11th. ^ I in Toys, Dolls, and Christmas g? see and get anything wanted, Kg by the llth. Don't forget the ?? best selection. I will give a J|| Per Cent, to Teachers || ristmas Trees. I have a heavy ma efore you see uiy line. S* YGERT. I ffigiaiagg8?BaBMl /vv vV^VVv Vvwvlt ; PRFSFNTS NOW !H / iiK.v/t.1 i v/ n v v i terling Silver Novelties, O iwelfy. Our Silver Hat duties. An elegant line show you what pretty I ? , Tinsley. ] \ rjrVr vlVrv wE5> ' i Ml B Recently Enlarged WITH 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the World with inoro than 25.000 i..l33, based oa the latest census returns. New Biographical Dictionary containing i 'io names of over 10,000 noted i persons, tiato of liirt It, death, etc. nutted i>y > r. t. HAKHHkFliJ)., T.T..D., United UtnteiCoruiuh'sioiicrof Education. ; 2380 Quarto Pages New riot**. ?000 Illustration*. Rich Bindlog*. deeded in Every Home Also Wcbater'fl Collegiate Dictionary 11 IS l'v:?. 1100 IlluatratloBa. He^ular Edition Vr.lOxtH tnches. 3 binding*. De Luxe Edition In. Printed from ^ r.a! i? plate*. . n biblo paper. S beautiful bind log*. FREE, "Dictionary H rinkloi." Ulutr>l?lptnpkliU |ii G. C. MERRIAM CO., f PublDhoro, Sprlngflold, Mau. I Mr. Munroc Whitlock, of Jonesillc, visited Union Monday.