Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| A CHANGE II I JANUAR |? We make this announ V in order to close out S when you can use them. V AA17?XT?C? W7V~k*AlT?-Vr?C? W 1UU11 O, TV V7W1EJ11 O OXFORDS I *t* "MATCHLESS HOS j Yours foi X | Union S ?. NO GOODS a^A A^A 4^4 V^A A^A a" "A" A" 1W" A^ "A" Tfr A A "A^ " A1 L. L. WAGNON, Pres. and Treai Phones 100 and 290. | THE WAGNON High Class Undertaking J DIRECTORS?J. H. Gault, J. R. Dickert a A % We are prepared to give th< the County, day or night, and < No concern in the business any class job that may be desire No concern can or will give i Selection of Caskets, and Access) J No concern can or will give ; service, furnish finer teams, Fun with less trouble to you than we Every member of our cone t personal attention. We furnish cost. We handle all details and s > out. When you have requirements in f THE WAGNON X Phone 104 MainS Mr. R. M. Estes, an old Uni i Parlors. V i T^r T^l |ALAE | Mins i UNDER WATERPROQ | UNION WEDNE 14Q-PEO X Superb Ore Collossal Colored Ag A Dancers and < V CTDCCT DAD to00000000000 Monuments'a Since we opened up our saved the people of this co kept the county money thi counties and states and int< have no interest in and nc while we pay out every w other running expenses, cv rectly or indirectly into e Union. Yet there are som money that is spent here, ^ this Class of goods and pa] which has been the experic who send off for this work We handle the Georgia ai in the world and our granit FINEST WINNSBO The Silk c Right in the quarries at Rio from first hands, while ever make their own monuments rough stone to their shops and re-loading) and then agent's railroad fare, board has to be paid in addition t to erect the monument and 1 all this has to be paid by th We eliminate all this ex the, benefit, and when you b hands to the consumer of th ship. BAILEY UND1 t N BUSINESS | Y 1,1913 | cement at this early date ! ummer Goods at a time 5! T X AND CHILDREN'S VND PUMPS V Y 3IERY" AND HATS Y T r Business, i X hoc Co.! iCHARGED J V L ^4. ^A W >! V ~A^ tAt * at A HMF T^f f^f Ty t^T s. J. T. BRADLEY, Secretary. V Phones 187 and 25. -BRADLEY CO. ? Y f and Funeral Directing. ! L. L. Wagnon, J. T. Bradley, nd T. A. Green. f 5 very best service to all parts of X ;very day in the year. *<? can or will ^ive closer figures on V d. * you a more complete and Modern ?* mes. X pou more efficient and satisfactory X eral Cars and handle every detail + will. em stands ready to render you ?* licensed Embalmers at the lowest X ;ee that your every wish is cai-ried i our line, don't fail to call on us. ^ _rtj snr ttv rr% JLTA1.A J.JL/ I X V^Vy. I itreet. Union, S. C. & on County boy is in charge of our Nl^A i^A A^A j^A A^A j|^A A^A A^A A^A A^A H^W A^A A^A A^A A^V A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A J^A A^fcJ ^r tAMAf trels I IF CANVAS THEATRE | SDAY, AUG. 28f PLE401 f hestra of 16 | > V reflation of Singers, Hake Walkers. ADEATNOON? nd Tombstones Marble Yard here we have unty hundreds of dollars and it has been going into other ) the pockets of concerns that sver spend a dollar in Union eek over $100 in wages and rery dollar of which goes divery business proposition in e whose business depends on who send off their money fcr r rMAVA A** ?a4- * j II1V1C \J M, 1111CI 1UJI J^UUU^, snce of three-fourths of those id Vermont Marble, the finest e Monuments are made of the RO BLUE GRANITE >f the Trade >n, S. C., with only one freight y other concern that claims to i has to pay the freight on the , handle it twice, (unloading freight back to Union?the 1 and 20 per cent commission, o tne expense of a return trip the firm's profit who -makej it, e customer. pehse and give our customer uy from us, you get from first e best material and workmanEHTAKING CO. LOCAL NEWS Mr. James Bartles is visiting reli tives at Carlilsle. Mr. Mabry Smith left Friday f< his home in Chester. Mr. R. J. Black of Jonesville, wi in Union Wednesday. Mr. J. D. Arthur is spending se eral days in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Geo. E. Brown of Jonesvill was 'in Union Wednesday. Mr. William Goss of Columbia wi a visitor in Union this week. Mrs. C. T. Murphy and sons ha^ returned from a visit to Columbia. Mr. J. Asa Guy of Dendron. Vi was in Union for a few hours Thur day. Miss Flua Hnwpll Vino ratiimo-l twn a few days trip to "friends in Atlai ta, Ga. Miss Mabel Goudelock left th week for Bluffton, S. C., to visit Mr Hughes. Mr. Wm. Gregory of Spartanbui was the guest of Mr. E. K. Godshi last week. Miss Elizabeth Sawyer of Orang burg is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sawyer. Miss Kate Dickert has returm from a visit to Mrs. V. A. Clifton, Charleston. Mr. Otis Lancaster has returm from West Springs, where he spei his vacation. Mrs. Evans Tinsley, of Union, w arrive tomorrow to visit Dr. and Mr S. W. Pryor.?Chester Lantern. Miss Marie Godshall has returm from a visit to her grandparents i White Stone. Misses Annie and Clarice TinsU are are the guests of relatives i White Stone. Miss Louise Irby left this week f< Greenville, S. C., to visit relativi for two weeks. Dr. Russell Littlejohn of Pinewoo S. C., is visiting relatives in Uni< and the county. Misses Minnie Lou and Eva Bol are visiting Mrs. H. C. Worthy < Chester this week. Miss Mattie Hix left this week f< the mountains of North Carolina spend several days. Miss Pearl Goforth who is teachir the Fair Forest school .spent tl week-end in Union. Mr. Ed Whisenant of Spartanbui visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 1 Whisenant last week. Misses Frances and Kathrine Sa tor are at home again from a vis to relatives at Santuc. The Misses Peterson of Laurens a the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. P terson on South street. Mrs. A. F. Lambright and childr< of Newberry arrived this week to vi it Mrs. C. G. B. Counts. Miss Kate ?mith is spending^!] -week with Misses Mason $nd Gifrn Blankenship on Route No. 2. Miss Mae Smarr, who has been tl guest of Miss Agnes Love, has r turned to her home in Sharon. Miss Carol Robertson spent last \ve< with Miss Anne Hamilton at Jone ville, returning home Monday. Rev. B. G. Murphy of Hartsvill S. C., arrived Wednesday to visit i the home of Mr. C. T Murphy. Miss Margaret Sanders spent la week at Campobello, the guest of hi aunt, Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Miss Nannie McDow returned 1 Union Monday afternoon after a vi it to Mrs. Will Sartor at Santuc. Miss Maggie Mangum has return* from a visit to her sister, Mr Lawrence Douglass at Chesterfield. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gaddy of Ai derson are the guests of Mr. ar Mrs. R. B. James for several days. Mrs. C. H. Humphries and childrt are at home again after a monl spent with relatives in Darlington. Miss Belle Gault returned to C lumbia Monday morning after spem ing her Vacation in Union county. Mr. John P. Rice of Jacksonvill Fla., is visiting his parents, Mr. ar Mrs. Jacob Rice, on East Main strec Miss Beulah Gallman of Macon, G nrrl \lflA Fri/Jotr f a o r\nn/^ "amaa ... N.U A (VIM J vv D|/?I1U aumc l/l II with her mother, Mrs. Katy Gallma Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan ai Miss Sarah Morgan are visiting i New York and other points of inte est. Mr. Anderson Wagnon spent h vacation with his parents in Milledg ville, Ga., returning to the city Sa urday. Mr. Shockley, principal of tl Mauldin school in Greenville count is attending the Summer School i Union. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd will r tu~n thi? week from a visit to rel; tives in Darlington and Wrightsvil Beach. Mr. C. H. Rice of Sedalia spent t> last two weeks in the mountains < North Carolina, returning home Wei nesday. Dr. D. M. Ramsey, president < Greenville Female College, was in tl city Monday in the interest of th college. Master Hale Bewley has return* to his home in Chester after a vis to the home of his uncle, Mr. H. J Sparks. Mrs. Charles R. Smith entertain* for her guest, Miss Hazel Chisolm, i Washington, D. C., on last Fridt evening. Miss Naomi Green of Spartanbui was the guest of Miss Pauline Spi lers last week, returning to her hon Monday. Mrs. Draine, who has been vigitin her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Oliphan for several weeks, has returned 1 her home. Messrs. Dalbert P. Bogan, J. Boyd Lancaster and T. C. Lancaster of West Springs were visitors in Union last week. 0t~ - Mr. and Mrs. Simpson^Sparks, and Miss Mary Lee Sparks, spent several days last week with relatives at Cross Keys. *8 Mrs. Davis and daughter. Miss Sallie Davis, returned to their home v_ in Arkansas, after a visit to Mrs. J. Mobley Jeter. I e Miss Nina Sexton, who has been ' attending c. house party given by Mrs. William Hagood, at'Easley, has returned nome. Mr. F. D .Gault, of Paris Texas, 'e passed through Union Monday on his return home after a visit to relatives j in Union county. 8- Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson and Miss Minnie Anderson are spending m several weeks at Hend^sonville, N. n_ C., with relatives. Mrs. J. V. Sarratt and Mrs. W. J. js Wilkins, of Gaffney, were the guests ,s of Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Linder for several days last week. r~ Miss Lena Bailey spent several days last week with relatives at Hendersonville, N. C., returning to Union Friday evening. 0. j Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Lawson and children of Lod^e will arrive at an early date to visit friends and relaed tives in Union county. 'n Col. W. W. Moore of Columbia spent the week-end at the home of sd Mrs. Mabry S. Rice, where Mrs. Moore tit is spending the summer. Mrs. Manning Smith and Mr. Stewill art Smith returned to the city last s. week after several months spent in Cnli'fornijj unrl Micclccinni v. \ id Mrs. W. W. Moore, who has been it in the mountains of North Carolina for two weeks, has returned to the }y home of Mrs. Mabry S. Rice. at Miss Louise Murphy has returned to the city from a visit to Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Murphy at Hartsville and eg friends in Cheraw and Columbia. Mrs. B. F. Zimmerman and little daughter, who have been the guests a> of Mrs. A. H. Cottingham, have re>n turned to their home in Edgefield. Miss Lois Gregory and her guest, Miss Gertrude Jeter, of Ninety-six spent the week-end with Miss Nina Sligh, returning home Monday mornar >"* to Mr. W. H. Sinkler, of Eutawville, spent the week-end with his daughter, Mrs. Elias Prioleau and they left ie Monday morning for a ten days stay at Chick Springs. Mr. L. L. Wolfe of Orangeburg is 0 visiting in the city. Mr. Wolfe was a member of the Union Times force lusi, ycaz ana inaae many iriends durr ing his stay here. Mrs. W. F. Roberson, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julia re Thomas, has gone to Spartanburg e- for a visit before returning to her home in Orangeburg. sn There will be a baptizing at Phil3" ippi Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. There are a number [re, of candidates for baptism and Rev. 'J. L.Hodges, ?th^ pastor, will do the ', baptizing. re Mr. C. T.# Murphy, who was opere ated on for appendicitis at the hospital in Columbia several weeks ago, , has returned to Union and is very y* much improved. e To Washington, D. C., on Motorcycles at w ^ ?-???7 . _ .wiessrs. r.rnest roster and Dofitan Arthur left on the 18th for Wasliir.ger ton, D. C. They made the trip on their Harley-Davidson motorcycles to and expect to stop all along the route s- sightseeing. Cards have been received from them as they passed id through cities of North Carolina and '8- Virginia. They were nearing Washington when last heard from and were having the time of their lives. id Letter From Adamsburg. th Adamsburg, August 20th,?We are having some hot ad dry weather now and crops are beginning to need rain. People are Beginning to pull 1{j tneir fodder* Crops are very sorry in it. this section. The weed is large a enough but has very little fruit on it. ie The protracted meetings are being n. held all over this section. We have id had some good preaching, in There will be preaching at Philippi r* Sunday afternoon and also baptizing. Friday was campaign day at 18 Adamsburg, and passed off quietly. Mr. W. I. Vaughan spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bailey of ie Ottaray. yt Miss Ruth Farr of Monarch is in spending a few days with friends and relatives around here. e- Messrs. Thomas Nance, Sewell Scales and W. I. Vaughan visited friends at the Excelsior knitting mills Saturday. Miss Viola Farr spent a few days .j. with Mr. and Mrs. James Farr. Messrs. Arthur Vaughan, Bennie . and Hoyt Adams visited at the home 'e of Mr. N. C. Palmer Sunday afteris noon. Miss Nettie Vaughan spent Sun>(j day afternoon with the Misses Palit mer. I. Mrs. Lillie Adams is not improving much at this writing. ;d Mrs. W. T; Gregory is not improv oi ing very fast. iy Mr. W. D. Palmer spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Wm. Vaughan. g Messrs. Sewell Scales, Thomas * Nance, W. I. and Columbus Vaughan, ie visited at the home of J. C. Crocker Sunday afternoon. 'K Politics is about all that is talked now, but it will not be long before people will know who will be elected. I J I ^ I^i -K-? I BROAD SERVICE Il> Just as this Comps Iment lor tne Handling so it has the most com tending to matters of It acts as Executor, tor, and Guardian. r receives is always mod EMSL1E NICHOLSON, President. M. A. MOOR] ,<LJpTJ? 111 y ?^ipjlyrr :? r ! AMMCII TTVK I have the agency for the largest manufactur GOOD MADE TO C Prices ranging from $ Fall and Winter just arri you in New Woolens and prices, isn't worth conside W. H. F" At Union She * J-???4^! optcidi iiuvtniaituitiih ANY MOUSE OR RAT in town, whether he be white or brown, will never live to see the morn, if you feed him Rat Corn. No poison, no odor. It mumifies them. 10c and 25c at The Rice Drug Co. MONEY TO LOANon guilt edge collateral. Apply to Sinking Funud Commission of Union County. 30-tf. J. M. Greer, Sec and Treas. A GENTLEMAN'S Perfect Smoke, Black and White. The best Be. cigar. Sole agents, The Rice Drug Company. DID YOU GET YOURS? 10 cakes good toilet soap for 25c at The Rice Drug Co. HUIET'S ALL HEALING LINIMENT, the greatest liniment known, at The Palmetto Drug Co. FIGSEN, composed of Figs, Senna and Cascara, a pleasant tasting and most effective laxative. 25c at The Rice Drug Co. THE PAIN of indigestion is done away with when you use Nyal's Dyspepsia Tablets. The sour stomach, heart burn and nausea disappear as the tablets are used. 25c and 50c at The Rice Drug Co. TEN CAKES GOOD TOILET ^OAP for 25c at The Rice Drug Co. HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS nueo at tne caimetto Drug Co., the drug store where you save money. KEEP YOUR KIDNEYS WELL? * Nyal's Kidney Pills will help you to do it. They are easy to take and sure in effect. Satisfaction guaranteed. 50c at The Rice Drug Co. FOR SALE?Sumwel's Buggies, One . of the best in the country. An inspection of these buggies will convince you of their excellence. The Peoples Supply Co., D. Fant Gilliam, Pres. and Treas. 21-tf. NYAL'S FACE CREAM is praised bby everyone who has used it. It is non-greasy, contains peroxide and i.-> uiaa|ij)fariiiK. ?oc ai i re nice Drug Company. FOR SALE?Seventy-five or 100 bushels of Pears, at 75c per bushel or 20c per peck. Phone B. W. Sparks, Union, Route No. 2, or Union Times office for further information. tf. CANE SEED FOR SALE at $1.00 per bushel. J. M. Whitehead, Jonesville, R. F. D. No. 2. SUMMER COLDS are sometimes very severe. Rexall Cold Tablets will cure the worst in 24 hours or ,IA1I%, ...:n ?r 1-j <-?r juui muiicj win ui- rciunueu. .soc I at The Rice Drug Company. FOR SALE?One hundred bushels of corn, $1.15 per bushes; 30 bushels of pure Appier Seed Oats, 75c per bushel; 5 tons of baled oats, $1.75 per 100 pounds; 8 registered Berkshire pigs, 8 weeks old, price each, $8., with registration papers. J. MeJ. Fant, Santuc, S. C., R. F. D. No. 1, 34-2t. BEAUTIFUL PEaRLY TEETH are 1 pride of the possessor. The daily use of Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder or Tooth Paste will make beautiful teeth and keep them sound. 25c at The Rice Drug Co. UCHOLSON1 BANK. AND RUST COMPANY UNION. SC in| i TRUST MATTERS iny has every equip; of banking matters, plete facilities for attrust. Trustee, AdministraThe Compensation it \ j erate. ; j GEO. C. PERRIN, Vice President and Cashier. : E Asst. Cashier. I dirl i T VlIIJMIKIIIK CEMENT Ed. V. Price & Co., the ers in the' world of >RDER CLOTHES 114.00 up. Samples for ved. What I can't show Fashions at reasonable sring. ERRIN >e Company. WHEN YOU FEEL down in the mouth remember Jonah. Rexall Liver Salts quickly dispell the blues and makes the whole world look brighter. 50c at The Rice Drug Company. FOR SALE?Four lots on street leading to standpipe. Desirable for residence. Reasonable in price. Opposite Mr. J. E. Kirby's residence. Call on the Times or write me. 27-tf. J. P. MeKissick. WHOOPING COUGH is controlled and the child is built up by the use of Nyal's Petroleum Emulsion. 50c v, at The Rice Drug Co. G. P. GARRETT PLACE FOR SALE. 448 acres of land in Santuc township, large dwelling, good tenant houses, good barn, up-to-date farm. Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co. 32-3t RATS destroy millions of dollars worth of property every year and are great disease carriers. Yon can now rid your premises entirely and quickly by the use of Rat Corn. It kills them in one niirht and they leave no odor. 25c at The Rice Dru? Co. FOR SALE?The brick residence of the late Dr. M. W. Culp, located on Mountain street. Apply to J. Cloutfh Wallace, Attorney, Union, S. C. :io-8t CON KEY'S POULTRY REMEDIES are the best on the market. We have them. Laying Tonic, Roup Cure, Sore Head Cure, Diarrhoea Remedy, Lice and Vermin Killer, etc. The Rice Drug Co. KODAKS and Films, at The Rice Dru{? Company. FOR SALE?My house and lot in Santuc, situated one-fourth mile from depot. Six-room house and 2x/z acres of land with all out house* necessary. R. J. Jenkins, Santu?, S. C. :i4-4t-pd. A FEW PURE BERKSHIRE pigs nbw ready for delivery, if taken at once, will sell cheap. C. H. Rice, Sedalia, S. C. It. LOST?On Thursday, Aug. 1">, between the residence of Mrs. J. W. Crawford and the graded school building, a lonjr black coat with pair of gloves in pocket. Finder will please leave at The Times office. It. Advertised Letters. For the week ending Aug. 23, 1912: Susie Agnew, A. J. Bamberg, Frank Bobo, Rosa Bishop, Clyde Bobo, Carrie Cathcart, Joe Franks, Sam Franklin, Alice Foster, Chas. Foster, Fannie Foster, Y. W. Fowler, Fischer Meat Co., Wash (list. Clara Gist, B. J. Gore, R. C. Hill, J. W. Hill, Ethel R. Hutchinson, R. A. Huskey, N. H. Sartor, Marie Jeter, Julia Jeflferson, Lavinia Jeter, J. F. Johns, Sam S. Kelly, Gpolito Carmelo, Frank Kirk, E. Lipscomb, W. J. Osborn, Elec Palmer,, Blanche Palmer, _ Effie Rice, i/an i nice, Albert H. Stiles, C. H. Sloan, Will Sanders, Spencer Thompson, T. Y Vanderford, Boyce Williams, Marie Wood. L. G. Young, Postmaster. " / W. H. McMillan was re-elected mayor of Clinton on Thursday, his opponent being W. E. Dillard. It is a wise man who doesn't repeat his own wisdom. 'A bachelor says that kissing is one way to remove paint.