Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i : ^ i. jW ^ -" | ^/\nnour< i We take this opf. ?, press our thanks to ? tomers fort their y wish each one of ? (Bhristmas and a V J4a/*. li c^i I f jiupi LUU1 Here I come with a bargain b think of an E. M. F. 30 car g I cars of its class ate selling f< are not offering^ pig in a sa ,.(I do so. E. M. F. cars are s< States and Canada and the \ S the E. M. F. praise. Just as! E. M. F. 30. Don't let the s I sell you a car before inves quick if you want a car for 1 H be scarce. Buy from your 1 moneyJ<l Union. / Yours W. Newell Sm Union, S. C. P. O. Box 363. Gar I I ' J TIE longer you let it hang on of it, and the more damage I weakens tha whole system, strain H " posed to attacks of other disease*. I will (r^a you from the moat *tubb< prevent Colds, Feverish Coodkiooi company colds. ^ Price per boot, thirty done* 2 THE REXA1 THE RICE DRl Advertised Letters. ! i Advertised letters remaining in Union pe'toffice for week ending Dee. 23, IdlO. ] William Bates, Floyd Bradley, Mrs Reane Beaty, Miss Eliza Burd, Mrs | Maggie Bellew, Mrs Geraldine Breslau, John Calley, Miss Celestine Crook, Mrs I Jamie Cole, Will Cudd, Thomas Cannon, \ Miss Thelma Cooper, Miss Millie Carver, i Miss Mayo Dyal, Will Davis, OnzoDycus, i J C Davis, JRuff Fant, A A Foster, Wees Giss, J Gist, A I Glenn, Russell Gist, j Brawley Guy, Carltan Garrett, Mattie I Gilliam, Horry Grady, Allie Hayes, 1 Sarah Hall, W H Haydsn, D J Heleaaai? \ ? I ) I ' I " WI'IMII I I. II ?, icement x 1 v jT y lortunity to ez* O our mantf cus* O s patronage, and ? 11 yo? a >-ALerrtj O 11 ^{aonu "ocery Co. 8 i ? =1 k! Listen! ! > 4 that is a bargain. Just c :oing at $1,000 when other { or $1,500 to $2,000. We . ick nor would we try to J :attered over the United >roud owners are singing k them how they like the weet tongue of a salesman tigating my line. Speak 1911 for they are going to HOME man and keep the truly, * lith Auto Co. Phone 189 age E. Main Street. 9 jhb. \ 1 v PBHHHpF }et that Cold out j - ' v the harder it will be to get rid B it will do. A continuous cold H ^ is tbe lungs and leaves you ex- B t **- B ABLETS 11 ym cold. They cure La Grippe. i and Headaches that often ac- I . % Jyr ; s. I LL STORE ! JG COMPANY. 1 VIrw Ester Horn?, Henrie Hawkins, Mrs *usie Halton, Max Hoff, Mrs I, K Harris, loe Hughes, Joe Kydd, Miss Janie Jeter, Mian A11 m rt .i Johnson, Master John E Tonea, Misa E Jones, MisH Loaiae Kohn, : Mrs W W Lincoln, Mrs Mary K 141 whom, ' Aretha Liae, Mia? Florida McKanace, J , F Mayfield, COB Parinale, Walter Palmer, J L Perrey, Mrs Fiord Rodger, 1 M Rice, Roht Robinson, Mrs Annie | ikelton, Thoe L Stepp, Aahby Turner, Vfra Sillie Tillman, K Vaughun, Blanche : IVilburn, M E Wilaon, John Bill Worthy, Mrs Millie Worthy, John Wallace. L. O. Young, Postmaster. ' a ^ ? I BLANK BOOKS by the thousand at The Times. / f **M" "fijjfff .*" Local News Items. Miss Lona Posey is the guest of lies Amy Nicholson. Mr. J. Mobley Jeter spent Sunday t his home in Santuc. Miss Katie Pitt, of Chester, is isiting friends in Union. Mr. J. C. Copeland, of Columbia, pent Tuesday in Union. Mr. John Briggs, of Charleston, 3 visiting relatives in Union. Mr. Oliver Edgar, of Pennsylvatia, is visiting friends in Union. If! A n_ 1 * miss Aiina r>anaere is spending his week at her home at Cross Keys. Mr. R. C. Lee ha? moved from 'acolet, R. F. 1). 1, to Ottaray >lil Is. Mr. Thomas Moore, of Black fountain, N. C., is visiting in Jnion. Miss Mamie Addison, of Colum>ia, is the guest of Miss Kathleen trthur. Mr. L. G. Southard, of Orange>urg, was in Union Monday on >usiness. Rev. and Mrs. John F. Matheeon re expected to arrive in the city Saturday. Miss Clarice Tinsley visited her ister, Mrs. S. \V. Pryor, in Chester his week. Mr. Jack Askew, of Hartsville, pent the holidays with his parents t Mt. Tabor. Mr. Boyd Petty, of High Point, J. C., spent the holidays with relaives in Union. Mrs. J. F. Robinson, of Orange* >urg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. rulia Thomas. Miss Edith Smith was the guest >1 Miss Nonie McLaurin at Bennettsrille this week. Mr. Nathan Hawkins, of Camlen, spent the holidays visiting relaives in Union. M ;es Agues Robertson, of Belton, s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Robertson. Mr. Jesse C. Parker, of Shelby, C., spent the holidays with riends in Union. Mr. Louis Simons, of Charleson, spent the holidays with Mr. Serndon Thomson. Mr. Edgar Norman, of Columbia, jpent the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Dudley Jones. Mrs. H. L. Young, of Quitman, 3a., is the guest of her Mrs. John A. Fant. Mr. Hervie Whitlock attended the Jennings-Belue marriage at Shelby, N. C., this week. Mrs. David Clark and children returned Wednesday from a visit tc relatives at Gaffney. Mr. Thos. J. West, our valued correspondent of West Springs, was ,n Union Wednesday. Mr. M. W. Bobo, of Spartanburg, spent several days this week with elatives at Crose Keys. Mr. and Mrs. I-a-wrence Petty, of Hat Rock, N. C., spent the holidays vith relatives in Union. Mr. Walter Counts, of St. Mathews, spent Sunday and Monday rith relatives in Union. Miss Belle Moore, of Conway, is isiting her sister, Mrs. W. H. Saror, during the holidays. Miss Lucile Crawford, of Jonesille. spent Mondav in Union at thp lome of Capt. F. M. Farr. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Prioleau reurned Thursday from Eutawville, ?here they spent the holidays. Mr. J. R. Westmoreland left rhursday evening for a business rip to St. Augustine, Florida. MiBS Annie May Davis, of Jonesfille, is spending the holidays with ricnds and relatives at Santuc. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sartor and ittleson, James, spent Christmas risiting relatives in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Ed Long and young son, Henry, of Joneavillc, R. F. D. 1, were shopping in Union Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fulmer, ol Columbia, spent the holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hutchinson. Miss Annabelle Johnson, of Columbia, visited at the home of hei brother, Judge W. W. Johnson, thit week. Mrs. W. T. Beaty entertained s few friends informally Tuesday af ternoon ai ner nome on Kecnar street. Mr. R. B. Black, of Lockhart spent the Christmas holidays visit ing his daughter at Rockingham N. C. Mr. Daniel Morgan, of Columbia spent several days in Union thii week with his mother, Mrs. Idt Morgan. I Mies Sallio Chambers has returned to the city after spending a few days with Miss Jesse Wilkes at Chester. Mr. and Mri. Noland Penland. of Spartanburg, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Murrah. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Kendrick, of Danville, Va., are visiting friends and relatives in Union during the holidays. Dr. Fred Westmoreland, of New York City, is visiting his brother, Mr. J. R. Westmoreland, and attended the ball. Mias Flora Smith, who has been the milliner at Wilburn Bros.', left Monday afternoon for her home in North Carolina. Mr. T. E. Mulloy, who has been visiting relatives in Union for several weeks, will leave this week for Wilmington, N. C. Miss Ifannie Clarke, who has been in Albany, Ga., for several months, is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. E. L. Clarke. Mrs. W. A. McKee and children, of Jonesville, spent the holidays in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hames. Miss Catherine Thomson, of Charleston, spent the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomson. Miss lone Littlejohn will return to the city Saturday evening after spending a week with friends at GafTney and Spartanburg. Mr. Lewis Perrin, of Spartanburg, came down for the dance Thursday evening and was the guest of hit brother, Mr. T. S. Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. Coggeshall, ol Darlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Gisl Duncan, of Leesville, are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harry. Mr. M. C. Gault, of Lockhart Junetion, called in to see us on Saturday. Mr. Gault is representing the Owens Bros. Marble and Granite Co., of Greenwood, S. C. Misses Kate Nichols, of Spartanburg, Marie Luchetti, of Porte Rico, and Mildred Patterson, oi Chester, are in Union for the ball and are the gueBts of the Missef Young. Mr. Hughes Worthy, who live.' just beyond Broad river in Chestei county, has four cases of pneumonia in his family, four of his chil dren heini? down :it nno fimo wiU the disease. Mrs. Jesse R. Smith, Mrs. Harolc Smith and Misses Elizabeeh Beattie Anne Marshall and Wilton Karle of Greenville, attended the Christ mas ball Thursday evening and wen the guests of Mrs. Arthur Cotting ham. Messrs. Harry Goss, of New York 1 Russell doss, of Pennsylvania, Wil 1 liam Goss, of Columbia, Sydnej Goes, of Charlotte, and Mrs. D. S Pope, of Columbia, spent the holi i days with their mother, Mrs. Idt Baker. Found $4,000 While House Cleaning Sussex, N. J., Dec. 24?Miss Id; Simonson found $1,000 yesterday afternoon while she was cleaning a closet in the old Dekey house in Vernon. There was $500 in golei and the rest was in old bills of large denomination. Miss Simonson it said to be entitled to the money not only because she found it but because she is a descendantof the one who probably put it there. The Simonsone are an old Sussex family and some of them opnnniMrl thp hnnao in tin past. A half a ton of gold arrived in Now York the other day, but the waiterw haven't got it all yet. ? New? and Courier. SEE uh for ongraved viaiting card*. Tlu Tiir?*8. JJL.WW DON'T BE AFRAID to ask for anything you don'l see in our stock, for the chancej 1 are that we have it. Our lin< ' of new neckwear, for instance 1 in very large indeed, and in Win ter Shirts we have all sizes ii , the fabrics that fashion and goo< - sense prescribe. Underwear, Wright's Health?at $2.00 pei suit are very popular just now ; C. H. HUMPHRIES Exclusive Furnisher. I THE PROP The opening month of tl ways the most importan not your business is to 1 of success. A great dea completely satisfactory from the start. The nui by this bank enables y< best adapted to your ind I We Wish You a Happy a ' EMSLIE NICHOLSON. GEO. President Vice-Pr ILjeMj. Special Advertisements MONRY TO l.OAN?One desirabl> town - or country real estate. The following ia the tiaual basis of loans negotiated. Bond of borrower secured by tirst real i estate mortgage, and bearing H per cent. i interest. Extent oi loan, approximate, ly 50 per cent of valuation of property. Person desiring loan to pay for cost ol papers, examination of title, etc, We, [ also, place safe loans for clients having money to invest, on this basis and w itl ' their approval, and without cost t< 5 them. Wallace & Barron. 52-ti Attorneys. t WHEN you need good Flour .-ee us. Wt offer what we have left of our Southorr r Belle Flour at $5.00 per barrel. If yoi * don't, tind it good we take it off youi hands and you lose nothing for the trial. Southern Belle is the Tiest Floui that we know for the money. Tin Union Grocery Company. | AUTOMOBILE FOlt HIRE?Good Car Prompt Service. W. Newell Smith Auti ' Co. Phone 1811-140. 52-21 WE offer one ear Finest Fancy I'aten Flour, a six dollar Flour, for ifive fifty ^ per barrel uh long as it lasts, which wil ? not be long at the price. 24, 48 unci 90 pound bags. When you want tin liest Flour for less mouey see us. Tin Union Grocery Company. 1 HALF PRICE?Don't forget the Hall Price Sale of Furniture from Dec. 21 t< i Jan. 1, only at Rice Music and Ma chine House. , WE are offering tlte Choicest Stocl^ o New Prunes on the Union market a We offer housekeefs rs s|H:cial induce ' menus to buy them by the twenty-liv< pound box. When you want some thing good to eat just remember tlx old reliable Uuion Grocery Company. . LOST?One deposit l>ook on Merchants A , Planters National Bank. Also severa papero in envelope with bank Inxik Finder please notify W. S. Vuugban Union, R. F. I). 4. ltp< 1 UNTIL further notice we offer yoi Choicest New Crop Quaker Oat Flakes the 15 cents Oat Meal for 10 cents |h;i r package. Quaker is given up to lie th? ' best in America. When you want tin best goods for the least money see us I The I'ninn (Jrnrprv Cnmnmiii J . r WHY NOT SAVE your money ami go t< ) Rice Music ami Machine House foi l Furniture at half price now and gei | choice of goods? Close out. Salefron Dec. 21 to Jan. 1 only. S. M. Rice ' E. U. j WE want you to have them while the} [ are fresh, and in order not to carrj any over for the balance of what w< have left we offer Choicest New Crop S l Crown London Layer Raisins at 1( . cents the pound or $1.45 jht box [ Don't forget us when you want th* Is'st goods and want them fresh. Th* Union Grocery Company. i WHEN you are ready for your Kail Sui ? see our new line before buying else ' where. Berlin Bros. 38-t MAKE us happy now and yourself hap pier later by making one of your New Yeac.resolutions to the effect that yoi will do more business with The Unioi Grocery Company in I'M! than youdi* in HMO. FITkNITU K K B A KG AIN S?< >nl7 frorr Dec. 21 to Jan 1. Will you have th* chance of your life to buy tirst-clas furniture at exactly half price? A Rice Music and Machine House.. WHEN ALL OTHERS fail you cad de pend on Chase and Sanborns Coffee and Teas, pure, reliable, quality al ways the same, 26c, rtOc, :>5c, 40c th* pound, and if a pound of this coffee a any price you select, in not letter thai you can buy any where else at the sami price you to 1h> the judged and male any test that you see fit, we w ill presen you with the pound that you buy fron uh to make the test. Give us you coffee and tea business once and yoi will never have cause to regret it [. The Union Grocery Co. j FOR SAUK?We have a number of nio 2 building lots and small farms for sule ' John A. Kant Real Kstatc Co. 33-t ' WK ARK MAKING a Specialty of Pur Fresh Cream Clue.se. We offer yoi 1 only fresh stock of the l'urest Crean ] Goods that are made in America. 25 single Pound or two Pounds for 45c If you want the best at the least co# P send us your orders. The Unioi Grocery Co. FOR RRNT?25 or 30 splendid room ' located in the heart of the Town. an< I with all modern conveniences. Rboiu suitable for small family and for offices Apply to The Times. 19*1 FACE SEVOf NICHOLSON P BANK AND H rRUST COMPANY UNION.SC. II -n?t ER START! 9 ie New Year is in many H t in deciding whether or have the fullest measure n A depends upon securing H banking accommodation I merous facilities afforded Ij. )u to secure the service I ividual requirements. 8 I md Prosperous New Year. ]h C. PERR1H. M.A.MOORE. It es. & Cashier Asst. Cashier J ^ rriiir3rT7TiT3Rr23i - ja*i? | NIGGER in do Cant' Patch, the finest (; Pure Georgia Cane Syrup ever put up in a can. we have a fresh stock in Gallons and Half Gallons. Don't for1 get the place and don't forget the ^' name. Nigger in de Cane Patch sold j only hy The Union Grocery (Jo. 11 CI.OVEK SEED?For Clover and Ilairy ! Vetch Seed. See us. The Peoples I Supply Oo._ _ . j WK ARE OFFERING i the choicest lines { of Hams and Hreakfust Bacons in Union County, Fresh. Juiev and Sweet. Kingans Reliable?, Swifts Premiums 1 and Armours Stars. If you want something good to eat you can always get it here. The Union Grocery Co. 'i WATERMAN'S Ideal Fountain Pens for ' sale. The Times. > LUCAS PAINTS?We sell the John Lucas r tinted gloss paints, one of the best known. If you anticipate painting r your house it will pay you to figure with us. The Peoples Supply Co. 3&-U SCHOOL CRAYON at The Times. , i FOR SALE?3 Jersey Bulls, registered. I R. K. Palmer, tf Union, R. 4. r EXCHANGE?We have several nice 1 cottages centrally located in the town I of Union to exchange for farm land or . to sell on easy terms. Citizens Real \ Estate <k loan C<L 33-tf . NONE BETTER tlia^i Waterman's Ideal [ Fountain Pens. Fok sale by The Times. \ HARROWS?If you mo in the market for I>isc or Peg harraws ^ can interest you. The Peopl- 9 ^ $500.00 to lentl tntTJli ife" I M. Greer, Real Est^r..*'rr>,--?rt*X I I OFFICE SUPPLIES at The Times. ' ~ CHEAP WAY?One of the best and cheapest ways to improve your farm is by deep plowing. We sell the Chatt tanooga Reversible Two horse Disc | plow which will do the work. The Peoples Supply Co. 33-ti FINE STATIONERY at The Times. BAGGING AND TIES?We offer second 1 hand 40 cents per pattern in 100 pat* tern lots. Jonesville MfgCo. 36-3mos i RYE?We sell the l*>st seed Rye The J Peoples Supply Co. 34-tf FOR SAIJC?Copies of Reminiscences of 1a Private, hy Kriink M. Mixson. This is a graphic account of a Confederate - : > . ............ o nm i:4|n.-nfi:a'. ror saie oy ^ I The Times. 49-0 , | PENCILS and Pens by the thousand at The Times. , ITCH relieved in :>0 minutes by Wool} ford's Sanitary I?tion. Never fails. i Sold by Union Drug Co. 40-tlmna 1 RUBBER BANDS; Inks, Typewriter ' Ribbons, Carbon, Paper au?l general office supplies at The Times. FOR RENT?I offer my residence for rent on South Street. This is one of . the one of the best locations ami the . best residences for rent inthe city. Write or phone me. M. W. Bobo, Spartan| burg, S. C. 45-tf RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS?Figure with us before you buy your seed oats. The Peoples Supply^Ox &4-tf 1 BLANK BOOKS at reasonable prices at 1 The Times. ' i MUCILAGE, Paste andGlue,every kind for the office. The Times. ' JUST in a big line of Clothing and Shoes at Berlin Bros. 30-fcf t FOR TYPEWRITER Supplies see The Union Times. ~H SCHOOL TABLETS at The Times. I For Rent No. 29 Mountain St I A Genuine Home! t Every modern convenience. ' C J Right in town, yet miles away n when you want contentment. Four large sleeping rooms; a ~ cozy hall; dining room; kitchen . and bath; and just enough space - for a prize garden. [j This is a money saver in con' ? tentment when the day's work c is over and you have a place like * this to rest in. Your earning II capacity is more. Are you satis fied where you are? , If not see J me about this, for it's a home. B. D. C U L P.