The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-22
Slee;, Snow and Whiskey.

Slee,, Snow and Whisky.
Joxs,ytLLE. :. g., Jan. *, 1886.
Mn. EprruR We are all shut in by the sest
and snow. 1t is really dangerous to try to
walk on the ice AMI su1w; several have slipped
AMI fallen but no limbs hivc been broken here.
that have heard of. Business is almost en-
tirely suspended. The weather is the topic
uppermest in the minds of cur citizens. Our
little town has been chosen AS the place for
drug store. by the way, drug stores as con-
ducted in some localities, have n very unenvia-
ble reputation abroad. prolibItonists
claim that prohibition does not prohibit. while
whiskey is sold hy druggists. hut we know that
it does prohibit TO y very great cntent if not
absolutely. Druggists cannot help bsing i'm
posed upon by unpriuciploi men, however care
ful they be- heard one say not many days
ago that he had stopped selling whiskey on hat
account lie had seen man drink \ bevcr-
age, that which lie was willing to swear was
necessary for sick child have no doubt
but they arc often imposed upon, but am fear
ful that some nre not careful ~ to where the
whiskey goes, 50 the IL oney is in hand.
In the notice OF the marriage of Mr.. j. II.
Howell and Miss Nannio Kelly it states that
they were married at the bride fathers, which
was an error. They were married a, Fosters
Chapel. &. ID. X.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Victor 5. Gage has returned home from a
trip to Alabama.
DR.. J. VI. Gibbcs of Columbia came up last
week on business visit.
Miss Sallfe Rainey, of ;'imstrwa, is visiting
her sister Mrs. +. NJ. Fnrr.
NIcssrs Ellis Palmer and John Z. McKissick,
Jr., have gone to Gaffney City to attend the
High School at that place.
Mr. VI. l.. Carlisle is visiting his rarent, at
this place.
Mr.. Quay Rice, of AbbevilIc county, is OH a
visit to his brother, Spencer N. Rice, Jr.,
DR.. Joseph Hill, Of SpartanLurs, was in town
last Monday.
a postal from MIR. n. G. Lii tlciohn, of Asbu-
ry, in forms us that he has gone to Pacolet
to teach school. Mr.. Littlcohn is said to be
- good teacher, aud we hope he will succeed in
his new school.
Mr.. Charlie .. Allen has gone to Atlanta for
drove of mules
MS srs Sartor s Arthur.
We call special attention to the advertisement
Of these most excellent and cnrcrprising young
men. AZ they state, the fire OH the lt!, COM
plctciy burned their entire stock OF new Gro
cerics, but like lnIii Rubber balls. the harder
you throw the IN down the higher they bounce,
aud they are now ''up aud at it again. 6u,
unfortunately they are compelled to occupy a
rear building but it will be for short time on
ly rs they will commence builulin. 1T their old
stand OH Main street as soon rs the weather
will permit: These young men are deserving
the greatest encouragement from our citizens.
No youns men could sustain higher characters
for morality, integrity and industry than they
do, and although young in years they have had
considerab lie business experience. They have
ainly shown considerable business gri,
IN their fh'rn!A like -SinS riDin The "7ho7 ora
disastrous fire. Call q: Fiyno ) store and ask
for Sartor X Arthur Don't forget them.
II YOU arc suffering Will general debility
feel sick, lauslid and goni. for-n"rhing. don t
fail TO get of y"ur Druggist bottle Of West
m"rcland 'aisaya Tonic 1t Will Il" you good.
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NOT THrE cv.--t'onsciou> that n great
outrage has been pcrpcrlntcd ON the State hy tho
defeat of the bill I" take the census, the friends
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