The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02
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Put Together For Really Reference.
Items Of Interest Tersely Told
For Hasty Readers.

Items Of Interest Tersely Told
For Hasty Readers.
5 Ste the new line Of caps for boys a.
the Union Shoe Co.
Mr.. B. F. Foster is building new
front fence to his premises.
The New Century has added hand
some cigar case to the Office.
My assortment of Vegetables and
Flower seed is very full and complete this
season. F. c. Duke, Druggist.
1t. Opp. New Century Heel.
Mr.. T. B. Waldrup of Campbello Wis
tied the family Of Mr.. j. T. Sexton last
week.
The New Century treats its guest
frequently to some good instrumental
music.
Mrs. John Clark aud daughter of An
ders0n have returned home after u briei
visit to Mrs. E. L. Clark.
Garden seed, fresh, Of the highest quail,
ity and enough to plant the gardens ot
Union county, at Dukes Drug store.
1t.
Mr.. A. G. Mitchell has rented the cor
ner store recently occupied by Mr.. Chas.
II. Smith. He will probably opeo up u
confectionery store.
DR.. jefferson Reeves takes change OF
the prescription department of the Car
olina Drug Co., this week. We are glac.
to welcome DR.. Reeves back to Union.
The Standard Reading Club has ell
tered upon study of the ElizabetheL
Period. The club seems bent upon do
ing real work, and are to be congratula-
ted upon their success.
Make out your list, of seed, bring 1t
10 me, and will save you further trouble.
F. G. Duke, Druggist.
it. Opp. New Century Hotel.
Miss Cornella Greer received paintul
injury while playing basket ball at the
grsaed school, by falling upon piece OF
glass. We are glad to know that she il
rspidly improving.
Mr.. Ralph X. Carson of Spartanbuig
has formed partnership with Mr.. IL,
J.. Scaife and We are sure this enterprl-
sing firm will secure good share of The
business ut the. bar.
Those WHO have not already registerec
In, Of fhn OF Of hr M
Rice. Mr.. Brewington will attend IL
you. II you wish to vote in the sewer
ersge system election you must be regis
tered.
No old shop worn shoes Tor sale at
Union Shoe CompAny's place Of business
to offer al hhss!f price. 1t you want hon
est leather shoos- up to date, We
aie the people.
Tie elctIic lights, TUNED On ior thc
first time for Captain Dick, was Won
derful improvement in the light ques-
tion, and the turning on OF the 100,
lights was gieeted by a storm OF applause
by the large audlepce.
Out of an audience Of over fifty ladies,
Te only noticed u dozen that did not
take off their hats, and theirs were oi
tie smaller variety. We are glad to st,
that the ladies appreciate the arLicie IL
last weeks Times.
We ale glad to see that Mrs. VIM. a.
NicholeGn is so far recovered from liz,
Injury received some time ago from lai.
g.. ~ her carriage ~ " be able " drive
ON, a., tspjoy the flesh sir, We hope
her comm, ~~ RECOVERY is only a matter OF
short time.
The twelfth CT. .osus Of tho Onite''
States will be taken turing June ahu
July Of this year. Nj. Il. y. Cunning
ham, Of Chester, is the Supel 'v'sor1of 'iils
district. Census senumeIatorsto tor the lo"h-
ships III this district will be apS0lnteo
by him.
Mr. S. j. Reizenstein Of BaltimofG.
|: and Mr.. Ash of North Carolina were
the guest OF the Knights OF Pylhias Oh
last Tuesday night. After an enleltain-
ing address from each Of these gentle
.men, the lodge adjourned TO ,he oyster
lpaIiOr OF Gisl.iam and Estes snd feasted
upon the luscious blvaiyes.
GAASafety