Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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You can command the personal service of any member of either of the former concerns as before; and we can now serve the people of this county at less cost than ever before, as the expenses of this business will be little if any more than the expense nf no urni*n fAvmnvlir VA VUV11 YY t 1V/IIUV1IJ. All liabilities of the Wagnon-Bradley Company are assumed by us and all obligations due the WagnonBradley Company are due us, but for the present and in order to avoid confusion, all business will be carried on as before. We solicit your support and co-operation in maintaining a business of which you can be justly proud should you ever need our services. BAILEY UNDERTAKING CO., By T. E. BAILEY, Pres. TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC! Believing that the best interests of all concerned would be better conserved, and that the people of Union and Union County could be better and more economically served thereby, we have sold a majority interest of our concern to the Bailey Undertaking Company. The Bailey Undertaking Company has assumed all liabilities of the Wagnon-Bradley Company and all assets of the \\ agnonBradlev Company are under their control and af obligations due us are now due them, but for the present all the transactions will be conducted as usual and through the usual channels. The officers of this fnmnanv h*vsrkf??l<- vnnv cnnfinnof) support and co-operation, and stand ready to render you every service, personal and otherwise, as before, and we sincerely believe that you can now be served more efficiently, economically and satisfactorily than ever before. With the combined services and equipment and resources of both concerns and the expense account of one concern, the Bailey Undertaking Company will take care of your evfery requirement to your entire satisfaction. THE WAGNON-BRADLEY CO., L. L. WA6N0N, Treas. k* i.- ? - * ** *" Our Mid-Summer nnoairE cm iXTIlAJAJ Is now going on and will continue until Aug. 1. Men's Fine Suits to go at a Very Low Price. All $22.50 and $25.00 Men's Suits to go at $17.50 All $20.00 Men's Suits to go at $15.00 All $18.00 and $17.00 Men's Suits to go at__$13.50 All $15.00 and*$16.50 Men's Suits to go at__$12.50 All- $13.50 and $12.50 Men's Suits to go at__$10.00 All $10.00 Men's Suits to go at $7.75 All $8.50 and $8.00 Men's Suits to go at $5.50 Men's Fine Pants to go at a Remarkably Low Price. All $6.00 and $6.50 Men's Pants to go at $5.00 All $5.00 Men's Pants to go at__, $4.25 All $4.00 and $4.50 Men's Pants to go at $3.25 All $3.50 Men's Pants to go at $2.75 All $3.00 Men's Pants to go at $2.50 All Boys Suits in this Sale. All $10.00 Boy's Suits to go at $7.50 All $8.50 and $8.00 Boys' Suits to go at $6.00 All $7.00 and $7.50 Boys' Suits to go at $5.00 All $6.00 and $6.50 Boys' Suits to go at $4.50 All $5.00 Boy's Suits to go at $3.75 All $4.00 and $4.50 Boys' Suits to go ot $3.25 All $3.50 Boys' Suits to go at $2.75 All $3.00 Boys' Suits to go at $2.50 SA11 $2.25 and $2.50 Boys' Suits to go at $1.75 One lot of John B. Stetson $3.50 Hats in greys and browns to go at $2.50 All Straw and Panama Hats at 25 per cent Off. I Remember the date and buy early before they are picked over. We will make a special reduction of 10 per cent off on all Oxfords during this sale. J. COHEN i "The House of Satisfaction.'* < LOCAL NEWS 3 peact Mr. W. H. Lawson of Buffalo was in *5*?^ nion Wednesday. Mrs. Preston Bobo of Sedalia is vis- . ing at Pacolet, S. C. Then Mrs. D. C. Briggs of Columbia is on th siting relatives in Union. to at Miss Mamie Prather of Clinton is A le guest of Miss Nina Sligh. Black Mrs. Lottie Ustes of Anderson is ' siting her siSWr, Mrs. E. L. Clark. Mrs. J. L. Mahon arrived last week > visit her sister, Mrs. E. L. Clark. . 1 hl Augu Mrs. L. G. Young spent several Gregi lys this week at Goshen Hill. publii Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders, of Se- ,UK' * ilia, were visitors in the city this Me eek. paid Mrs. Fred Willard of Athens, Ga., ?fn^i visiting relatives In Union this he eek. r,ian Mrs. Crim Mixson of Columbia is le guest of her mother, Mrs. Julia *-r?ods homas. name Mr. Ellis Crosby of Columbia is lending his vacation with relatives the city. Mis Mr. K. F. McBride of Itoekinghom visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs. * . _ s'; Will?rd' spend Mrs. W. F. Gilliam and Miss Myra oung are spending some time at -j, ? hicks Springs. J^!' ] Mrs. Frances DePass of Columbia Satur the guest of Mrs. A. H. Foster ?.. panie !ain street "".MiMrs. Clarence Sexton of Columbia have visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. T. Sexton. home Mrs. J. R. Dickert has returned to Pan'c ?r home in Columbia after a visit to Mr iends in the city. us w The manu frionHe nf Mrc VI this V ?V -W..MW "A * VJ' tl'Ot? i easter will be grieved to hear of her Sp|en< mtinued illness. upon Mrs. W. W. Gilliam and children y >ent the past week with Mr. and [rs. J. G. Howell. joy Mrs. F. W. Carnell and little girls ni<\ ave returned from a visit to Mrs. E. event . Fore in Georgetown. and t Mrs. W. H. McEachern and children Re] ift last week for the mountains to meeti ay several weeks. at PI Prof. Davis Jeffries has returned covjr om the summer school at the Uni- ?]e Q wsity of South Carolina. Mrs. R. M. Estes and children spent suit i le week-end in Jonesville the guests ? r TU.-J ni-Li - KPi i iuio. iiicuuuiu oieme. . tracU Mrs. Annie Rose and daughter, Sundi [iss Mary Rose have returned from a held i isit to Wrightsville Beach. lowin Mrs. Perry and daughter, Miss An- ?lces a Perry of Lancaster, are the guests *Te\'. : Mrs. Preston B. Barnes. do 1 Th Miss Lula Bishop of Spartanburg ... ' spending her vacation with rela- JT1 : ves in Union and route 2. o,? 1 2b. . Miss Nell -Purcell returned Friday ptt/ur om an extended trip to New York estinf id other points of interest. the e Mr. W. B. Counts of St. Matthews at^en' spending his vacation with his other, Mrs. C. G.---B. Counts. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Shields have rp. oved into the home of Mrs. George t . , . May on South Church street. (>(j ^ Mrs. R. W. McDow and daughter, M, a 'iss Frances McDow, are the guest> are e ' Mrs. L. Berry Jeter, Jr., in Santuc. as b Mrs. J. Frost Walker and little son ft Tuesday morning for Henderson- ^ lie, N. C., for a stay of several eeks. Mr. H. G. Bailey left Tuesday for SOU*! lat Rock, N. C., to visit his daughrs, Mrs. T. R. Cash and Mrs. W. L. Sontl etty. Miss J. L. Nevitt of Anderson arved in Union Tuesday to spend some me with her nephew, Capt. E. L. The lark. tvin i Master Leon Wagnon left last week l?w r >r Flat Rock, N. C., to spend some Coluj me at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Newt . Cash. derso Mrs. R. C. Williams and little son, to Ai ob, have returned from a visit to SOnvil r. and Mrs. John West at West "The prints. Th< Mrs. E. D. Wessinger was called to lows: ;r former home at Peake on Tues- $--'5, ly on account of the serious illness 0 a relative. portu Mr. John McDow is spending this ^?Tjc eek at home with his parents, Mr. trains id Mrs. R. W. McDow on Souti. good hurch street. to re Miss Virginia Lee Poole, who has later >en attending a house pai^y given Augu r college friends at Allenaale, has ''hi turned home. sua' 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Milhous are oc- a.., pying the cottage on South street I pr^*vi"< cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. T. ; Washburn. p01 Mr. George Goudelock, who has a ticket isition in Bennettsville, irf spending Lean, s vacation with his mother, Mrs. lumbi jlle Goudelock. Mrs. Herbert Jolly and little son, Mis ho have been on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. rs. Jolly, have returned to their ]an"j >me in Columbia. ma' k Miss Helen Jones, who has been the man, lest of her sister, Mrs. A. P. McEl- Moon y for several weeks has returned to Work ir home in Gaffney. Mrs. Laura Holcombe has accepted Cnp position with the C. Allen company ^1"id will be pleased to see her friends this establishment. NOT] A revival meeting is in progress at "ar ibernacle Baptist church, at Excelor Knitting mills. The meeting will rntinue through the week. FOR No Mr. Herman Wray of Lillington, jpj . C., is visiting at the home of Mrs. wa' aty Gallman where Mrs. Wray and ;tle son have been for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hanberry, bai ho have been the guests of their . me other, Mrs. K&ty Gallman, have re- ma irned to their home in Macon, Ga. It MHw 1 j o v -a? . W. F. Carter of Route 1 \va? enough to leave a basket of fine les for The Times Force this We greatly appreciate this 7. D. W. Garvin will begin- a remeeting at Duck Pond Sunday. ; will be two services with dinner e grounds. The public is invitco tend. protracted meeting will begin at : Rock church on the first Sunn August, at 10:30 o'clock. The hing will be by the nastor. Rev. Wylie. ere will be a picnic Saturday, ist 1. at the home of Mr. R. J. ory, Sautuc, R. F. I). No. 1. The c is cordially invited to attend injoy the day. ssrs A. D. Plexico and Lee Gault us a pleasant visit one day rey. Mr. Plexico had the kindness art to leave us a fine watermelon, k y^>u, Mr. Plexico. m Kassler has opened up a dry i, notions and shoe store. The of the store will be "The Fair." is located next door to the Pal? Drug company's store. ?s Eloise Montjov has returned r home in Greer after a visit to O. B. Brannon. She was accomd by Miss Brannon who will I some time with her. jor W. H. Sinkler of Eutawville irrive Friday to visit his daughVTrs. Elias Prioleau, leaving on day for Chicks Springs accomd by Mrs. Prioleau. . and Mrs. Gist Duncan, who been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv. left. last, week for thr.ii* in Leesville. They were accomd by Mr. and Mrs. Harry. , Simpson L. Sparks presented ith some fine peaches one day veek. The peaches were from a in Mr. Spark's garden, and were didly formed and good to look as well as well flavored. very large gathering of peopK it Bethlehem church Tuesday and ed a barbecue, and all day picThis church was celebrating the of having just completed a new ommodious building. it. J. E. Covington will begin a ng with Rev. J. M. Culbertson lilippi on Thursday night before rst Sunday in August. Rev. Mr. igton is well known to the peof Union county, and it is hoped a great meeting will be the reof his preaching. t. J. H. Danner will begin a proid meeting at Sardis church next ly. The Sunday service will be in the afternoon; during the folg week there will be two sera day, morning and afternoon. E. L. Jeaton of Spartanburg will e preaching. e Woman's Missionary society lold a jubilate service at Hebron st church Sunday morning, July Dinner will bfc served on the ids, and there will be an interC program both morning and in vening. The public is invited to A. Notice! i directors of the Farmers MuFire Insurance company are callmeet at Union court house, July t nooh. All township directors arnestly requested to be present usiness of importance will be acted. order of the president. J. W. Scott, president. J. M. Greer, sec. and treas. [HERN EXCURSION RATES. lern Railway Announces Miutimer Excursion to Asheville, Vaynesville, Hendersonville, Brevard and Lake Toxaway, N. C., July 28. Southern railway will sell round 2xcursion tickets at extremely ates on Tuesday, July 28, from nbia, Rock Hill, Prosperity, erry, Greenwood, Abbeville, Ann, Seneca, Greenville, SpartanUnion and intermediate points sheville, Wavnesville, HenderUe, Brevard and Lake Toxaway, Land of the Sky" country. 5 rates from Union will be as folAsheville, $2.50; Waynesville, Hendersonville, $2.00, Brevard, and Lake Toxaway, $2.50. Promately low rates from other 3. kets will be good on all regular 5 going on July 28th only and returning on all regular trains ach original starting point not than mid-night of Saturday, st 1, 1914. s excursion will afford an unuopportunity for a short summer ion at minimum expense, iple coach accomodations will he op all trains and a comfort- ' trip is assured. further information apply local i agents, or address S. H. McDistrict Passenger Agent, Coa, S. C. List of Advertised Letters, is Mary Blake, Drayton Boggs, Zora Carter, Miss Fannie HarHiss Hattie Hampton, Mrs. Eni nox, Mrs. Lillie Mize, J. T. NorWallace Moody, Miss Cornelia e, Mrs. Hattie Russell, D. N. jy, Kelley Worthy. eial Advertisements [CE?V will give a first-class becue in Union on August 22. Louis D. Smith RENT?A 4-room cottage on rth Church street, near Southern >ot. Electric lights and good ter. Apply to W. S. McLure. if WILL FURNISH a first class becue on the day of campaign eting at Black Rock. Dan Galln to be the cook. Mobley Bros. TtJLif NICHOLSONS' i|| BANK AND | IS JBHUSM il TRUST COMPANY j M union.so || r RURAL RESIDENTS i who desire to avail themselves of the services j! of this strong, conservative institution are j[[ invited to transact their financial affairs with jjjij us by mail. Checking account in any amount hil I are welcomed, and 4 per cent compound inter- j || est is paid on deposits of $1.00 and upwards | j in our Savings Department. j State, County and City Depository. EMSLIK NICHOLSON, J. HOY FANT, M. A. MOORE, President. Vice President. Cashier, j k^j|rcrr?i.t.> i < frl-i j -j.vi i ? tAAA A A A A A A A A i^A A t ? > > j* _ ** I Reed Furniture I > FOR THE LIVING ROOM ANI) THE PORCH > v. Y is very popular, as well as practical, and,, espec- V ially so, at this time of the year. A room or porch ^ fitted with Reed furniture is so cheerful, so inexpensive, the pieces so light, easily handled and f cleaned, and above all, the combinations of finish f and upholstering lend themselves beautifully to V the decorative schemes of one's rooms. V Have you seen our line of these practical furniture suggestions? ? X X Bailey Furniture & Lumber Co., Inc. X X X I: t ... ^]t "^]y It 4F I ~ ? '1 I - 8 Greenville Female College Greenville, S. C. Imparting the Knowledge, Ideals and Accomplish- | ments of Perfect Womanhood I Xn Southern institution nfTnrds youus wmn n tin. !.),>! advimtnirs i.r a hroad, liberal (duration tnan ilmstn" <?! ? Krin:.'. It is |ir. ;<1 in <-?-?-ry way to J j train its si in!- nls Inr lives <.| t ho ! il'c-t riVn-i-niy i-i.l iei>.in<ii|!itv Its I'lniimnnit, faculty, l courses of study ami cultural iu'.lticiice:: am < -iii?i.\ ::: liHiimny will, jv? s, nt tiny iv.,..;icincuts. I BUILD! NC.^ P(|nij.|Mil aj?>: i.n mi s; <.. i 11 far i iivi'iiii-nt. comfortable life and liflici'M t Work. it**v.*iilrr-1 "1;n i-r*'i?i:i , 'J", p . <> ..clitn i'>n|u>: 1 ' I'll |*V si\ 1; arl' ?rs ; well eipiippn I science i.e.,annum ; kitchen I'm nisnc.l a* cost nf rtj.< ? :lc-i .n\ i,i .| dairy. ENTRANCE L'Tf'i: 14-tf.WT BASIS < t . l: it. I,., am! M. A. !. : irrecs. Valualilu t :.. ; in Dome.ttie i^i'i.re, lie ..n :? (?our.:e, Icanii.( to diploma. Tliornii;;', -^,.v. |, :i, t<? diploma .. i' Crnr-triKiliHv of f./jsie, departments ufi4r/. Expression, Physical Culture, Kilulcrg.t ten. JVorma' Training Course. Mo t healthful loca o i; relined associates; t"irstin? itia -liin:'* ai 'I. tlnences. Construe. no diseipl.n . Ti.u I it .oion aims to i.l.or.l the nest iiiin at.no. . npporiiniilic.- at ! J i.nitnui i cos t. l,lor t'atalocne. address DAVID M. RAMSAY, D. D., President, Greenville, S. C. O ?= ... ? izz: ===& SPECIAL AT THE WONDER? FOR SALE or EXCHANGE?I am Ladies' Dresses, fast colors, in authorized to sell or exchange five Chambrays and Percales, tailor (:>) shares of Union Shoe company made, and neatly trimmed in a va- stock. For further information call riety of styles. Would he a bar- on or write, L. B. Godshall, Union, gain at $1.UU. Wonder price 69c. 304t The Wonder, the store that sells ? ?? under, Union, S. C. ' It WANTED?Second hand Ford tour ing car, 1913 or 1914 model at once. NEW ARRIVAL of Shoes at the Must be in good shape and at a Wonder. Come and see them, and reasonable price. Address L. Box wonder at the low price they are LI, Buffalo, S. C. It pd. sold by the Wonder, successors to 1? The Mutual Dry Goods Co., Union, DR. O. B. WRIGHT, veternary surS. C. It geon and dentist will be in Union ? from Wednesday through Sundav THE TONIC you want for that tired, ?f each week at Johnson's stables, sleepy feeling, Dr. M. D. Huiet's All calls answered promptly. Phone Pink Blood Purifier. Guaranteed at 229. It The Palmetto Drug Co. - ? . HUIET'S CHILL BUSTER guaranA REMARKABLE OFFER: 1 will teed to stop chills or your money sell small farms to white settlers back. Try it at 1 he Palmetto Drug on credit. I will accept one-third of Co. crop each year for five years on purchase money, interest charged 8 &.V/-A C. OJ-per cent. Write for full particulars. JK C , >.XtV~&lX J. J. Littlejohn, Albany, Ga. . ** ic in i ? Iiia <. A ?J lu-Kt-pu I , " incp?Kcu especially F I for MALARIA or CHILLS &. FCVtR. ii* % tt m,.n ,i,TiTr,rv?r1. t .. Five or six doses vill break nny cose, and WAT( II I HE WIN OWSat the jf tn|(Cr, the;, es n ton;c the Fever will not Wonder. Note the class of (foods rt.(lirn jf on the liver belter than they handle and the low price *h'V Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c sell at. The Wonder, the store that * * sells under. It ? FOR SALE?100 acres of farm land BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to two miles from Santuc, S. C, at The Palmetto Drug Co. We save $9.00 per acre. This is a bargain, you both time and money. Our tf Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co. work guaranteed. THE REMEDY you find in all the OFFICE SUPPLIES. The Times. homes?Huiet's All-Healing Lini ment, the one that stops the pain. SALESMAN WANTED?- Tobacco Sold everywhere. nntl f'iffrtr coloumon ~ " -1 M..v. .'Hivomnii OOIIWU IU ?u- | vertise. Experience unnecessary. $100 monthly and traveling expen- D I I Ra|U| V TI^%W1 ses. Advertise smoking, chewing W ILJt"IVI W 1 I Iwl tobacco, cigarettes, cigars. Send 2 Will cure your Rheumatism oent^tamp %^?ePyXrc... Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps . New York, N. Y. Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and , m - L Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Man ig the architect of his own mis- Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne* used inbeing asleep. temally and externally. Price 25c.