The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 22, 1912, Page PAGE 2, Image 2
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etc. left on hand,
them at HALF 1
Great reduction
and Machines for
on time and instal
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un your finances on the ^ a
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A. H. FOSTER, Vice-Pre.H Q u
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BRING TO ' OUR f n
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our store and we will give ^ (1
ation with one blade for ?& . f,
ional property. ^ b
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NEW STYLES FOR I?
YOUNfi MEN 11
We believe that the new ^ e
(Spring Styles we are now ^ C
L showing will exactly hit p
Ull, the fancy of the average ^
gmi]||| live young man. ? |t<
|ffWU| New styles, new lines, ^
lHlfflV new patterns, from the @ a
iH| great tashion-centers, de- ^ tl
AW signed and tailored with a ?In
master's skill. ^
r Many of our finest new e
garments bear the famous ^ if
"Schloss-B.iltimore" label. u
All are high-grade, and .
guaranteed good, both by t(
their makers and ourselves. ?
New furnishings, too? a]
selected from New York's 3*
u _ cc : 11 1 A e
ut:si uiiermgs. '>lg vailies
here at little prices. Come X
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& Co. line of Ladies Oxfords are @ el
?newest styles.
>HEN.
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Iter. J. T* Going to
llev. J. T. Going, i>a eto^^^^Kfepst
churches'Tlt Buffs ilo,j^^^^K&on
nd Skull Shoals, has
> Lynchburg, S. C. ai^^^Kb
Is family, will more thf^^^^Bfthe
jcond week in April.,consist
of Lynchlti^^^^^Hfc,
ud ono lour uiiles. In
ynchburg Is In liee coui^^^^Kpn
10 Atlantic Coast Liue.
as been pastor at
half years and -before
etna tour years. 1
Mr. Going :1b a J
ounty and has a wide i
jlk and friends throughq^^^^^Hft* 4
lie has done a 4
tie cause of Ghristinnit^H^^Hfcn .
many who regret i i
o to unothcr .field, altho^HH^^JBI j
ue of prominence and i
Let
Santuc, March 19?
tost excessive rain
90S, fell hore last Thur^^^B^^H ^
nd Friday morning, when^H^HBp<
ell in 16 hours, 5.25 lnoj^^^^^RM
in a little over 12
ret two or thi'ee hours
: was raining slowly. It
ing time since hand has
y damaged?washed. ThV?^^^^HR.
omputing the a; mo tint of
:y washed away,, by a
P lll.t Pr.ll \%*x oiGivn
l iiiu mil ui i-iic iviiniu
eing washed .oft. plae^H^^^H
tie accumulation of years
eing washed ou\t. and
eing covered up. Streams wefc bad^'
y swollen, and on bottoms t Jt I in
o-partnership have been trflng to
uild up?improve?it, looks like a
ortion of Rroad river hil been
arough it. '
The normal rainfal l for MaVh at
iiis station is 1.23 inches, an d this If
ixteen-hours' fall 6.0S inches, was
.85 inches in excess of the mosth's ;
ormal. Already, to (late, Maroh haft
ad 9.03 inches,?4.80 inches above
10 month's normal?moro than twice
s much. - <
The normal for February is 5.20BM^
'ebruary this year had 7.48 inc^^H
.28 above the normal; so FebruBH
nd March to date has had 7.08 inqMf
hove the two month's normal, ant I
'ith this is there any wonder th:>t|
he land washed. Take last "week^J
ill 11; jin inch of raijifall on an acrcN
i 210,000 pounds, and six inchest
ould be 1,440,000 pounds an acre inl^
ixteen hours, poured out over ?very I
ere in this whole country round 1
bout, and one can see why it packs l
ind, obliterating every trace of the V
ood effects of the winter freezes, and
hen this enormous amount gets Into
to streams, these cannot bo but some
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pnsupplj of Seed. RnBOfTPWr'
et Us Help You Make Your Selec- ?
ons.
The Time is here and Seed of ftll c
arieties are going with a rush. We i(
ould be mighty glad to sell Pure ti
lcckley' Watermelon Seed, Genuine js
loeky Ford Musk Melon Seed, Turnip ](
eed, all varieties, StrJngles Green j,
od Heniis, Improved Hod Valentine p
leans, Fngllsh l'cns, Especially our P
'otlacli Pea, one of the finest pro- ^
uccrs ever introduced. p
llliss and Irish Cobbler Seed Po- K
atoos, Orange Cane Seed, and the G
iggest lino of small seed you erer
aw in one stock. Cabbage, Beets,
onuiloes. Onion, Celery, Cauliflower, []
'eppers. Squash, Cucumbers, Radish, 1
.ettuce, Mustard, Collurds, and dozen* 1
f others. v
HE I'M ON GROCERY COMPANY, (
"llift Rest Seeil House" 1
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[egro S<'li?oI Closing and Educational v
Rally.
The teacher and pupils of Wyatt g
chool request tho presence of the pa- %
rons, friends, and all who are in- d
erested in the cause of education, c
t their concert to be given at the |
lose of said school on Friday night, ^
larch the 29th, 1912. * 1
The opening address will be deliv- I
red by Prof. John D. Norris, Jr., Of
ross Keys. S. C. Responded to by
:ev. B. J. Mima of union, S. C. r
Other distinguished speakers and ^
sachers are expected.
We hope to make this an education- ?
1 rally for the purpose of arousing
ie educational interest In the comrauity.
We therefore, Invite our disrlct
trustees, and the colored teach- g
ft
rs of the township and also the min- v
iters to come and participate with g
s. t!
The ministers and teachers who In- n
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md to come will please notify me. ^
Admission free. Come one, come all c
nd enjoy a pleasaut and 'profitable
venlng.
a program consisting or songs, rec- n
atlons, dialogues, humorous readings, 6
tc., wll be rendered. o
J. O. Prultt, Teacher. c
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Five young whlto boys, all In their t<
>ens, were arrested In Columbia on tl
rlday on the charge of housebreak- li
ig and larceny. a
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? A Few Soecials : Our <K1
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Z See it and try it and
fc Our $3.98 and $3.48 Oxi
ft ionable strong coinfc
E In Tans, Patent and Vici
ft In Dry Goods, Notions, ]
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h, 12 Main Stseet
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W/f?f THE
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17S<? explanatioi
made with the?
everyirigpedic
test of our on
I theresnotutor.
I Fertilizers.
B ScJd 3y Reliab
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C. A. ?lossner, 24 Ontario St, Rohoeter,
V. Y., has recovered from a
)ng and severe attack of kidney
rouble, Bis cure being due to Foley
idney Mils. After detailing his case,
c Bays: | "I am only sorry I did not
;ara sooner of Foley Kidney Pills,
n a few pay's time my backache comlctely
left me and I felt greatly lmroved.
My kidneys became stronger,
lzzy spells left me and T was no
mger annoyed at night. I feel 100
er cent better since using Foley
[ldney Pills." Jonesvllle Drug Co.
lymph's Pharmacy.
Judge Sease at Laurens last week
nposed a sentence of $1,500 fine or
wo years on the hcalngang or In the
he penitentiary on J. Q. "Wham, who
,'ns convicted of assault and battery
>f a high and aggravated nature,
n beating "W. E. Naeh with a buggy
irhlp. Both men are well known and
wealthy farmers near Clinton.
What We Never Forget
Lccordlng to science, are the things
.ssoelated with our early home life,
uch as Bncklen's Arnica Salve, that
oother or grandmother used to cure
iur burns, bolls scalds, sores, skin
ruptlonf, cuts, sprains or bruises.
(Vjrty years of cures prove Its merit.
Tnrlvaled for piles, corns or cold
ores. Only 25 cents at The Rice
>mg Co.
Miiio T MM)/. Tk'A.-1-i -
-v. v "iy?iu i/. miuiguv UI TariH
Vance, will lecture to the women of
Ihester, (Wednesday afternoon, on
The Wolk of the Hugenots In
Vance" 1
How Coll Cmm? Kidney Disease.
Fftrtly ?,- driving blood from the
urface all congesting the kidneys, j
nd partll by throwing too much
rork u ivofl tljem. Foley Kidney Pills
trengtlieJ the kidneys, give tone to
be urinal organs and restore the
ormal a?on of the bladder. They
,re tonic L action, quick In results.
Yy them , Jonesvllle Drug Co.
Hymph's fcajrmacy.
David AlTrousdale, the express
lessengerlho. killed the two bandits
ttemptlnglp rob the Southern Palflc
train (ear Sanderson, will re
elfo a reird of $600 and a gold
/atch, suilly Inscribed. Snpertn- i
endent Talof the Wells Fargo aadl
hat Trousio will be given a stand- J
ag rewardfidch 1b 300 for the arrest ,
nd convict of each train robber. ]
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* Step This Way
SPRING F
? that ls representative
ultra aristoeratic styles.
1.98 dress Shoe is really the b
you won't go out without it.
rord will fill the requirements
>rtable oxford with a snug f
Kid, Spring Footwear the ri
Hats and Caps, Ladies and G
KASSL
Underselling
W il* aXa a a --- ^ " - - -
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SPOTEVE*
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7 /s simple;they
greatest core a
mthas to pass t
vn. klhnratnr'roa
_ ??~ <w m. mjm. m. KSJL M. O
miss"abou iRqyt
le Dealers Everywhere
^ rill; REX,
The Rice
Titae Supreme court on
granted a new trial to Alex Weldon
and William Burroughs, negroes, who
had ""been sentenced to hang for the
murder of Bliliu Moye In Florence
county, the ground being that they
were not given a fair and impartial
trial.
Backache AlmaeS Unbearable
Is an almost certam result of kidney
trouble. D. Toomwr. 803 E. Olive St.,
Bloomington, 111., says: I suffered
O/lfh Ko olr n /*k ? ^ m
L;i.vn?i.un *un iwiub iu my iianeyg
which were mtmost unbearable.
[ gave Foley Kldn?r Pills a good trial
and they have dote wonders for me.
roday I can do a kard day's work and
sot feel the effects." Jonesvllls
Drug Co. Olymph'a Pharmacy.
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For That Smart |
ootwear |
of the most exclusive and J
est you can buy this spring
for those who want a fash- J
it. T
ight kind at the right price. ?
erits Furnishings
ER. I
Store^ |
? ? $ $&&& ?I
IILUiEH
WTIMEti^
ar*j I \ \
iter! J
4 \
ich, Ripe, Fresh Fruits ,
In every glass of
Soda served at the !
Fountain maizes our \ .>
O D A J
lly different from any you ever J jj^H
any other place. Exoeriene*
is long ago the secret of servSoda.
Natural fruits can't bet 19
? neither can our Soda ?
el in the serving of the follow*^ vxvj
rs: - ^ "vpplc
Lemon
a Orange
erry Strawberry1
S Cherry
ed plain, with Ice Cream ot 9^H
Phosphates. /' 9
\LL STORE
> Drug Co.
The "Child's Y/clfare" movement
has challenged the atentlon of
thoughtful people everywhere. Mothers
are natural supporters, and will
find Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
a most valuable aid, Coughs and
colds that unchecked lead to Croup,
uruucuiuB ana pneumonia yield Quickly
to the healing and soothing qualities
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Jonesvllle Drug Co. Olymph's
Pharmacy.
Harry Wylle of Rock Hill, who
for some time past has held the position
of superintendent of buildings
and grounds at Wlntbrop college,
has*, resigned to aocept the position
of general overseer at State Park,
a a. > % " ""
ivr iub noBpiiai tor tne insano at
Columbia.
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