The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 21, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
J IMS SPECIAL!
3 to 33 1=3 per cent Disc
3 until Jan 1st, 1907. I
$ on these special prices
Jo By buying now you save from $
W proportion on other goods. Get
'm one or yourself now while you c
yt buying from this Ad.
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where Cood Thii
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TS sales will take car*
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to the capital ' THE Dlfl
Carolina Public 1 IIL<
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SlfORI^TURE! FU?
" Our Stock is complete
a just received. N
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Art Squares fror
All Wool, Bros. Bins;
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COLUMBIA LUMBER &
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5! HALF PRICE! |
Pianos at half price S
plus $25.00. Organs S
at half price plus *
' $10.00. Machines, g
Stoves, Furniture and g
v, Everything Else except s
Qraphophones front 25 ?
ount for Cash, from now 2
Positively no longer time
>100.00 to $175.00 on Pianos and same
a fina Xmas Present for some dear
an save so much. Conditioned on ?
1 IVlAfHIMfi HtAIKF $
umV nervous system and eiivnn. ^ ^
Probably many ?'h"lK a?e contracted
t nijcbt or at ",e
equilibrium
lied by either
" ' r ^uuderbent |
VND EMbALMER. {r*'| ||
askets Always on Haij p' ?
II
of the county. First class H
x l ' \|)liliTA l< I-! K* AMI W|l<
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nffStocK is the cenltfs
.arc sold.
r a ontalog argues for ."
s. Clocks, etc. /JWfcO'S.
Look! This done. I lie W$
; ??f themselves. ?
E DRUli CO. V/l
!. New line of Matting p
IOU/ rvnftornt in hi\r > B
IUll pilKUIII^ III ^
JGS! RUGS!-' , 1
35c to $8.00 a piece. 8
ti $3.50 to $25.00. |
>els aiul Brussels. All g
'atterns. if
JR PREMIUM OFFER. |
you Furniture Money. H
Minnie ^
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Material
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IDLE THOUGHTS. |i
rerero^hTr'ft?re{VtfVtfVv''il?ro:re; |
AWAY J ROM HOME.
There comes a time when the'
happy family re-unions at Christ- i
mas time are no longer possible.
Years ago the father ami mother]
provided for all the children, unftl)
they were all there. Happy wcrf
these occasions of unbroken joy.
I hit the children grow up and pass
out in the world. For a few
rears they always come back at i
Yuletide and the circle is still unbroken.
I hit as the years conuv
and go. there are many changes.
nian\ new attractions and some-j
times hard circumstances prevent:
and all cannot come home.
The voting man is grown now
and lie's off in the big city making ,
his way in life. Mis business remures
him. so there's no old-time
Christmas at home t??i him. Tlu
ti'irl. pet of lhi* homo cirelo. i-,
in.cried now and nthor attach-^
monts keep hot" from the <?hl lire?C
side. Many and varied are the '
> .- '"U. they arise. tlie
.inn- oirele is broken u]Kc<ilow I
id tite heart ??f the younj* man t
ho <ni next Ftios(1;i\ cannot
'in-. Ill- i> <Tm in tlu- world, aijd t
?!'< world is n<it kind to youhy't
* wen. lie will dream oi the dear;
ones at home, who are feastiny *
.tn<i reioiciny: his dream is his sor-J<
row. lie lonys for the familiar
f.ae? s, the iovous presence of those!,
h,> <ves. hut the\ are not his this ,
lint lot him rumemher that i
the y, j father and mother at ,
lt? 'i : . . nd all the l-r< ?tlu-rs and i
thinkii:y of him. and ;
i'1 I -'it -hating with liitn their >
i >\ . |
ONI MlSMMi.
( liristmas day! The f;initl\
gather in the yreat dining It.ill for
the royal least winch tlie\ hlwavsl1
I y 't:o\ i <n tliis dhv. h.aen jjoes to
I'vr accustomed place. an<!;'
at the word is seated. Hut why
" th:. o 111i11 ^ 1 \ causeless luish '
\\ h\ does the latiyhtcr cease. and
win the -la<l voices coined into
^il- 'ice: There is a \.wni clufir
at tin tahle. \t the same ^i< \ it j.
ali those who have .yalhefefjij |i a Past
nf joy. realize the t^i'tstand
their hearts are saddened w?o si-1'
leiice. Some one missinj i' Jills. .
! hiring ih>- vi-nr < iod haseat'iili. d 1'
home one ol the loved iiih-s. ,,ue '
who was present at this feast fust
a. short \ ear a^u. lie is jijuiie
now. rind oiih stul hearts are left
for this another ("hristmas yatlterniy.
'iod urant his tender spirit
to those homes where there will
he < iiie nussiny.
Till POOR.
I i'oni all over the Counirv come
the reports of preparati<?n tor the ,
poor on ( hristinas day. (itvat|(
leasts are being prepared, thousands
of presents are being plan- |
lied, and ntnnherless baskets of '
ijond things will be sent out. The |
Salvation Arim will do its ntntost ,
on that day: the ehnrehes are
stretching evert nerve: and a ]
great host of good women are toil- ,
- i n ^ ?I a \ and night in order to make >
some nnfortnnate souls happy on
11 >ithe day of Jesus' birth. The |
needles are a-tlying, the purses
opened and the pantries sacked ,
Many plans are a-foot. and all for ,
the pleasure of the poor. A young t
woman, one of the dearest and
truest of ( iod's ereation. has adopted
this plan: for every one of her j
friends to whom she will give a i
pn-^i-nt *lu- will sprint an npial
amount f??r soinr onr in lr>s fortu- |
natr rirruui>tanrr??. \\ hat a timr *
( hristnia> would l>r if all would ?1<>j
likrwisr! i
t his provision for tlir pour i-> ,
m-arrst in arrord with tin* spirit
of tin- occasion. anions all our ,
plans and purpose-* for tlu- day .
Irsus. w liosr couiiny we conniu'iti- |
orate. was kind to tlu- poor. IK* .
-priit much of his time am my
thi-tu: !li- Iw-aU-d their diseases |
1 11- fi <'. thrill. Tlli-ll we. a> 1 I is |
follow1r s, ran ivndrr no hetlei ,
M-rv'iv and pa\ no greater lioni- ,
ay- to our l.i-adi-r. than to walk ,
in 11 is steps and do as lie-did. Ma>
wi- rcnu-niher 111 i-? and give, not in (
111 mi' vain-m? l>llt with ,
purest !<?vc. recalling ilior i-vcr ,
swci'i wi ?nls:
"The Holy Supper i> kept indeed.
In what so we share with another's
need:
\i?t what we uive. hut what wo
sliarr.? J
l'<>r the jjfiIt without the j^iver is '
hare :
\\li<> ^i\is himself with his alms
feeds three.?
I I i111 st 11. his hiinj^eiiniy neighbor.
an.I Mr." 1
Sa?l. miserable and out place in
.l.nl liuisl feci the person, who on
' hristmas .lav does no deed of j
kindness nor makes happv a -in^l. I
sottl. h us said: "Inasmuch as J
\ . . iinlo lib- isi . 11 [,'nc. < . J
i o 11: < , <3
Rev. W. E. G. Humphries Goes to
Oklahoma.
Rev. \V. K. (i. Humphries returned
Saturday from an extended j
trip through the West, and espec-j
tally in Oklahoma. Mr. Humphries.
while there, purchased some
gpod property in Junction t itv,
and will move his family there
some time in February. He will
be engaged in ministerial work at
his new hon.e.
Mr. Humphries has been living
in I "nion county for fifteen years
coming originally from Darlington.
For years lie was at the head
of a mercantile business at buffalo ^
and had charge of the IbifTalo
church. |
lie is a good citizen and we are
sorry to see him leave this country.
but we wish him success in his
new. far-away home.
Postoffice Notice.
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( >ct<?ber 11 < jot>.
>rder \o. I2<jt.
Paragraph j. Section 348. Postal
Laws and Regulations, is amended1
0 read as follows:
1 "box rents must be collected at
lie beginning of each (ptarter for
he entire (ptarter. but no longer ,
len days before tile last dav of
acn ?piarirr |)UMiii;iMn> aie hpiirod
to place a hill (on h'orin
i or i 53S i-_M hearinj* the date
I the last <la\ of tin- quarter im
arli rented hox. If a hoxhohler
ails to rein w his rii^ht to his ho\
>11 or before tin- last dav of a quarl?
r tin- ho\ shall thru In- closed 1
unl offered for r? 111 and the mail
will ho placed in tin- "viioral deivory."
* I'. II. II itclun >ck.
\clinef 1 '< islniasior-t ionoral.
All persons failing to pay hox
i< nt as per tin- ahow instructions
ivill find tin ir mail in th*.- ^vtioral
lelivcrv.
J.C ". II nnt or. 1'. M.
I he C resent Comedy Co.
Tin- t resccnt l onii-di t o. was
n the cit\ throo nights this week
unl plavod In-loro yo<><l andionoos
I his company has hcon In-rc before
unl is much liked In the people
?t I'nioii. "kittie Hawthorne" is:
"s winvme as ever, always elicit-{
inyf the ipeatesi applause.
The shows were "food and clean
tin* .ii tine- tine. New specialties
wore introduced each niyht. and
were of hieli class and humorous
tint ure.
Santuc Personals.
1
Santuo. l)eo. 1S. Mrs. ( i. 1!.:
'noser 11I I ruii 1 S I ic
tow, vi>itini; hor daitju'htor. Mrs.
T. Whildon.
Mrs. h'ostor Spoor, who has
hoon visiting tin* family of Mr. <1
i*. \\ hildon tho ]>ast two weeks,
oft for Whitniires Monday, whoro
ivill ho thoir homo noxt voar.
Miss Lil> (. ornwoll wont to ( o-,
umhia last work, visiting lior ttn lo.
Mr. M. I\. Jolor. and returned'
Mmday. Accompanying hor wore
Mastor |olm Moblcv lotor and lit lo
Miss "roily" Jeter.
Mr. Jotor (.'ornwoll. now of (.'a
aw ha halls, is horo <?tt a fow days'
risit to rolativos. and on husinoss.
no,
Miss h'annio llobo and Mr. T.
I*., r.ishoi). of I'nion, niado a vi>itng
trip to tlio family of Mr. !\
r. \. Jotor. Sunday.
( )no of tho young ladies of ouv
own is expecting a visit from
'I)oug1as." tomlor and trno.
Nearly all tho remnants of cot
on are ginned ; only a ver\ small
|uan'.it\ remains behind.
Die warm weather was not favorable
to fresh killed meat, ami
onn particles spoiled, but not >o
>:i? 1 ;.s to make one think it the!
tannine Spilo^ale.
Now another one coming in 11??
ist of suspeels blind liyer- i- a
?iy elntreh man. a ncjjro. A man
,'i'ivr it to me. saving the sttspeef
as a "sliek one." and hard to
audi with "evidenees to eonviet."
I am J4<iin^ to iit(|uire a little fariher
and if he can't live above
suspicion his name ought t?> ho
..hi.
New Railroad Division.
.
I ndor tho now regime there are
two additional divisions of the
Southern in South Carolina. I'he
oad through I'nion, the S. I . &j
ix Di the Spartanburg divis-t
on. under the supcrintondency of
Mr. C. A. Smith, whose office is
n Snartanhnrg.
" T
k S / U\(f\ BANK DEPOSIT
R.R. fare Paid. NitesTaken
500 iri:k rot'Ksrs
Board at Cost. Write Quick
^^KTTlTtnMABlJSINESS COLLEGE, Macon. G?
I
I The Cone I
is more dangerous to your life! I
or morphine habits, for it soo| fl
Pneumonia and Death. Sav, V
awful results of Coughs and 1
I DR. Klf j
I NEW DISI
I FOR COUGHS i II
CURED HEP" " "EF J
B " Three years ago I was dbwn H
H work, or even walk across the x. 'IJ
King's New Discovery, and it c m
B gained 58 pounds in weight and W
MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Bac, K| LI
I Price, 50c and $1.00
recommended, c ffl
HHHhHBH and sold
ALL DRUG i1
^ 1
: LOWE & j
| Is the House tHt( se|
and M(f
J Call on lis for Feather
+ tresses, Furnitu
SHORT PROFITS Af
15 OUR J
| LOWE & I
T Main Street
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8 TRY ONE OF 01
/7*v\
I OLIVER CHILU? ^
SJ AND IF YOU ARK NOT s|S
% SAME AND GET ^
i HARDW *
# HARDWARE LEADER, " i
-C.1?. ft T.V -r ?. *] T. T- T?. t? t|
f Till: TI^ulO I*
WIicii l-Vatlicr Ih-.|- will a-jain a<l<l cnS
ii|" I 11\ i11<r any iih'iiv sunn, fc't us a-l> Ok
inakiiiir ami selling a J ml I>< <I
Miri- 11 lilt ymi can't invent >|r?.Vn nnm
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