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of the choicest patterns and i
now, make your selection, ar
you want it.
If you are hard to fit, all the r
come to us. Suits ready mai
reasonable prices. Every thin
member the place.
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1 Brownstone, belonging
Breeders' Association, wil
the following season. Tei
and $20 to be paid if foal i
X be refunded by the Ass<
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Ml ill] Shirts Galore. ^ !
;ry best Time $ !
ring Suit. You pet the pick Sk ?
f you are nor ready to buy ^
id we will put it aside until jo 1
nore reason why you should ? j
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rig Company. $ j?
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to the Hackney Horse K ?
II stand at Union, S. C.,
rms as follows: $5 down ;
results. If not, $5 will
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LOCAL LACONICS. '
Happenings of Interest F
About Town.
Mr. Edgar P. Norman, of Colu in-/
bin, sin-nt Sunday in tin- citv.
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Mrs. Theodore Maddux is visiting r
her mother, Mrs. Murphy, at Mt. <
Tal>or. }
Mr. ('lardy, of the Hotel En ion, ^
spent last week at his old home in "
Laurens. u
Mr. J. P. Sisemore, of Greens- t
horn, N. was in I'nion last week ^
on business. ^
Mrs. Ib-rbert Burbage is spending v
some time with her sister, Mrs. 1
Davis Jeffries. r
Dr. J. G. Going has returned to (
till* eitv n t
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and Washington.
Mr. L. B. Blaekwell, of the I.au- 1
reus Advertiser, spent a day or t\v<? ,
last week in Union. ;i
Mr. W. S. McLure is offering *
some great Bargains in real estate. | r
See his ad in another page. ;v
Miss Kloisc Kant, of Santuek, ?
spent several days last week with 1
her sister, Mrs. Bit-hard Morgan. j
Miss Beatrice Wilhurn came; f
home Saturday from Croenville I i
Female College to recuperate from a r
recent spell of sickness.
Mr. Walter Doing is doing tine *'
work in Furman University. Dr. '
Boteat is highly pleased with the;'
high stand Walter is taking.
Presiding Elder Marion Dargan 4
spent several days in Union the past i 11
week holding quarterly conference ! e
with the churches in and around h
Union. a
Mrs. Dan Mullinax returned toD1
her home in Union Sunday, after 53
an extended visit to her parents'*4
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Milam. ? Clin-lf
ton Chronicle.
Miss Kvvic Chamhers has closed j
her schix?1 and returned to Union to | ^
spend the summer with her par- j a
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chambers M
on Cage Avenue. | (.
Miss Mamie Johnson, who has, h
lieen teaching in the lower part of j si
the state, has returned to Union for J y
the summer and is with her brother, h
Judge W. W. Johnson o
Mrs. V. I. Masters and sons will y
leave Friday for Hock Hill to spend!
several days with her sister, j^Iiss'^
Wiekliffe, before going to their new j ^
home in Abbeville', Alabama.
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The I nion Mercantile Co. will rs
move from their present place of j
business in the Lipscomb building h
to the new store built by Mr. Mob-j tl
ley Jeter, just across the street on li
the lOth of May. j ai
Mr. ! '. M. Matthews came down j'"
from Spartanburg the lirst of the
iveek and moved bis family to that '):
iity. Mr. Matthews made many; '
friends durihg his residence in LTn- ^'
on who regret to see him leave.
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Miss Leila Kdwards is in tlie | jlt
graduating class at Littleton Female |al
Jollege and has made a tine college j.,,
ecord. She entered the Sopho- |,j
nore class there after finishing the
ourse at the (traded school here. tn
Miss Fdna Tinsley, of Union, who 111
ias been spending a few days with
ier sister, Mrs. S. \V. I'ryor, went P'
ioiiiu Wednesday, Little Miss Uuth Wl
'ryor, who had been visiting her
grandfather in Union, came home j w.
vith her.?Chester Lantern.
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A prominent farmer of the hounain
Inn section showed his friends : |
l number of little green peaches. ' j j
Phe fruit seemed to !? in good con-1
lilion :iotl I mi I ?<vifli.nt 1? ?!?. .
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lamaged by colli Ho expects to
Hive a good fruit crop.
Mr. .). M. Clardy, the popular j
lotel man, for several years con- cv
acted with Hotel I'nion, left Tues-!
lay for (ireensboro, N. He will h?
iccept a position with the licnhow
lotel in that city. Mr. ('lardy I hi
nade many friends during his stay i
n I'nion, and he is an up-to-date ! th
ultd manager. fe
Grade Too Low to Ignite.
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Kershaw, April 'JX.?Mr. A. I'.j^r
lough, the chief of ])olicc at this ()j
dace, having been authorized by w
ho sheriff to destroy all liquors capured
at this place, proceeded to
'fire" a small amount seized this w
veck, hut it positively refused to'rr
mm, as it was of too low grade to |<(
|(1(
The fire was sufficiently hot to to
joil water. | (.j
Tin blind tiger business is at a 'V
ow ebb and will remain so as long'
is the ineunrdwnt, Mr. J lough, holds i
,he position of chief. Kershaw is
0 Ik; congratulated on having thcjra
icrvices of a man of his ability.? sj
I'hc State. p,
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On the niglit of April 2S there
vas a cloudbur-t over Capital Hill,*"'
1 suburb of Oklahoma City, which j(j
wept away a number of houses and 1
tilled several people. j ^
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i TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM J. OETZEL
:rom the Pen of One Who Was His
Boon Companion.
I'Mitnr:?There is a newnack,'
grave in one <ii your eeineIn
it rr|*ws the physieal
etnains of dear "Hill < >et/.ol," as
Inn a friend ns one rarely ever is
ilesfted with in a life of years. His .
leart was warm ami true, as simple
* a child's la-art. His nature was
,fTecti"iinte ami genial. His faults
:ouhl in it diminish one's r?gard for
lim. They harmed none other
han himself; they were placed in
he shade hy 'his virtues. That
vhieh was in his daily life to re pretend
was entirely ohseu red hy (he
loble good qualities of his nature.
)f a gem-rous and manly dis|K>si
ton, iniMiui 01 oincrs to a fault,
iiiiple iii his honesty ami like, a
hi Id in taking rare of himself in
Aisincss preferment, his friends'
lever looked forward to his sueeessJ
is a*money gatherer, but we always
iad belief that if lie attained to the i
ipeness of age, he would not leave
is\ "unwept and unsung." He 1
iriueh like his favorite poets, >
'Bobbie Burns" and < diver tinldmiili
that he preferred spending
lis means upon and among hi<
riendly eoiiipanions, to husband-i
ng for harder times and the aeeunulation
of something for himself. ,
Of tine intelleet, of broad and
Iiverse information, versatile to the!
xtent that he eo\ild be desirable
ompany for the scholarly in!
bought, learning and taste, still
lie of the delightful things about
'Billie" was lie was never musty
io pedantic with his lore and there
ould always he found about him a
treat)i of new-tilled soil to interest
nU please "McNally Stuobs," an
roma of wild violets for "Sadie;
Iwingletree, and stories in verse
V amuse the folks on the "I'ataack."
He liad in him that
'touch of nature that makes all the |
rorld akin."
Like all great natures he loved
he simple life and the plain folks j
nd they in turn loved him. There,
as much enjoyment to liini with a
rowd of us at a tish-fry on the
anks of the "Forest," the blue
kv ahove and with the flow of the
ellow stream and the huzz of the
ee for music, as there was for liini =
1 taking a major part in some i
reat fete and feast at Halm Beach.
V'ith a few friends to his liking, a
ossum supper with all its simpli- j
ity, was as great an occasion as i
*e-W-fke ehdiorate banquets and ;
temis he knew so well lanv to ar-j
tngr f??r wealth and fashion.
With his own troubles and trials]
e never depressed his friends, yet
te sunshine of his personality and
is powers to please often dispelled
id drove away their sadness and;
ins.
As an editor of a eountry news-!
i|?t he will long he remembered
v its readers for the bright para aphs
and raey editorials that
mutated from his pen. Though
was rieh and resourceful as a
mnorist, as his short pieces attest,
vl though a poet in temperament
til feeling as his Verse will tell, "j
s great tield had lie ever ?-i?t? "ed
was that of a critic. I lis jndg- ,
ent and comment upon the.'
asterpiiris of literature was pround,
instructive to listen to. Hi
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ill-'; "I I'lJiiiM- <u curi' lll literal IIP'
us unfailingly comet an'l triii?1 intigh
to read or not to p-ad that
hich no t his criticism.
Hut I am -tire an ohitnary should :
-hort. I loved "Hill"' IM/.?*1. =
any others did. \\V told him -o
life. W "' do -o now to treasurs
memory. For others, than my-!
If, I pivsuiiie to say:
He was a loyal friend.
I [e was gn< 1 company.
Ho was not envious.
He put the U-st construction on
cry mini's life and actions.
Hy would take Jroin himself to "
lip others. j
Ire was strong in his faith; of
s hope profe--ing nothing, y?t
.cruising charity, the greatest of
ie three, toward the world of hiilow*,
the mantle of an Intinite
rovidenee now enfolds him.
l.oval.le and loving, from the
i tful fever of life's tenure he haine,
and -non the heather that he
od <)n in his young manhood, in
<1 (jiiion, will hlooni over him
hard he now lies dead. Many,
an.V times the fancies of his rr< ai>n
fmd the bright sayings of hihicn
gave him local fame, will he j
eallcd and repented? his memory
ptfgreen amidst tin* waste of I
sert, meaningless thing. And |
-dflL- while affection's powers inte
fs to sigh:
t >1)^ for a touch of a vanished hand
Afld a sound of a voice that is
VyV.ill,"
-t in\V.-ted and clad with the
liinentV f dignity, woven from the,
mple Vmi many manly virtues
ractice<fthv him here, we ar-' a-ired
th:i\ "all is well" with . him
ithe<ir?vn KieMs of Kdcn, and
st await* him tinder the everooniing
Tree of Life.
W. W. Dixon.
innsboro, S. C.
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^ FIRST ATO
Mean $ $ made
mB buy or wear them
>^?f ease and durability, '* Shi?
toe the mark of pt
!^m 801,0 BY RE'.RBL.fc Mhl
m. C. KISER CO.
ATLANTA,
BssESfiwaEaeaiasBeifi
I HUNDREDS OF
Are now lying idle, in 1
drawers, old pocket bo<
' of the house, where it
burned up or stolen b
^ burglars, who are ever
Ithe lives of the owne
steal the money.
Don't Take CI
Deposit this money
where it draws 4 per
while you sleep, and is
and thieves.
THE PEOPLE
Resources Over $200,000. Li?
B. F. Arthur. Pres't. J. M. Greer, Cash.
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| Solid Oak Bed R(
M) DRESSER---Doublc Shape Top Bevel Plate Glass 2
^ V\ASHSIAND---Do*hle Shape T?h>> Bt>\cl Piatt* Glas
dp BlD?Sfvtnly-si\ Inches high, fifty-four Imhcs \
^ Ail Handsomely Carved and Beautifully finished, a
(P and \Nastbland.
Well worth $45.00, Our Price o
* (ASII?s^t.r>o
ipb Bl SIRt and set- us for Matting, linoleum. Rugs,
^ can save aLout one-third the price on these goe
$ BAILEY FURNI
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2 Crown, Bridgework and Regi
* Office over Mutual Dry Goods
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to all who w^S
In style.tol
eld III':.lid Shoes' I.jMI
election. KSjj
JGMANTvS OMLV
, Manufacturers.
eii3Mra?ffi^l?9G
DOLLARS|
trunks, bureau JS8
)ks and cracks
is liable to be
>y thieves and
ready to attack
rs in order to ttfl
lances! *>
in our Bank, %
cent, interest ^
, safe from fire
IS BANK, 1
Ability to Depositors $150,000.
It. B. O'Shields, Asst. Cash. Kg
MCWSWBi B2M S224 QKBQt BMSflH
)om Suites s
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4 X .{(I, two Top Drawers, Swell. Spfc
s 14 \ 20. Swell Top Drawer. ^
Vide, He.iw Koll loot. m)
Rich Golden, french legs on Dresser ^
n just a few Suites *
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Window Shades and Go-Corts. You
?ds L\ qisinq us >our order. ^5
TURE CO. ?
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HAIR, |
rs. :
Hating a Specialty. J
Co., Union, S. C. -J
HIN G];
In the making of j
clothes is to make |
them correctly.
Anybody can make
the other kind.
O.rrs 2ra "made
right, at the right
price" and bear
the S P E R 0 .
1 J uioueri o oah
Ii r miunACL & dun
A ' label. When you
i ' I buy one ft our
-, i I suits you secure
|u/jf the maximum of
F quality and style
] a at the minimum
? '_J? Price.
IF you are inter?"tf
ested in GOOD
IfW C L 0 T H E S yon
I should come in
and see oir garments.
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