The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-01-26
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+. Mrs. J. III. Clark and dan, her. OF
Anderson, arc visiting Mrs. E. L. Clark.
of our city.
Buist's fresh seeds now on sale at
Hairy y Belk's. One cent paper.
:. Garden time. And you can get fresh
seeds at one cent paper at Harry &
Belk's. 49,: -, -.
All those wishing TO obtain \ p,tent
can get Valuable book on the subject
free by addressing E. G. Seggers, 91S F..
St., Washington, D. G.
I Buist's fresh garden seedsat Harry g.
Belk's. One centsa paper, others ask
five. ''
J We regret to learn of the death of Mr..
r. G. Hobson, of Santuc who died at his
lhome Tuesday night, afterEeveral years
Of great suffering with cancer.
My assortment of Vegetables ard
Flower seed very full and complete this
So<ooh' Il. W. buhC, LhuSSiot'
1t. Opp. New Century Hoel.
We have just received letter from
Mr.. VIM. F. Bates, who has been sever
al weeks at Hot Springs, Ark. He was
/. suffering very much with rheumatism.
{ He reports great Improvement.
Make out your list, of seed, bring 1T
!. to me, and will save you further trouble
F. G. Duke, Druggist.
4 1t. Opp. New Century Hotel
} Hon. J. A. Sawyer, aud Hon. j. r.
Douglass spent day or so at home dur.
ing the recess of the Legislature. Mr..
Sawyer was accompanied by his wife and
little son on his return to Columbia Mon
day.
Garden seed, fresh, of the highest quail.
ity and enough to plant the gardens Of
Union county, at Dukes Drug Store.
It.
We don't think that any one has sleep
ing quarters at T. e. Bailey's store, but
we do know that he has one of the COS
lest little bed chambers rugged up in his
front window, that looks very tempting.
Have you seen It ? So .yt-H
The Police force, of this city, have re-
ceived their new uniforms and over
coats. They are handsome in appearance
aud made of fine quality Of goods.
This is treat by the town that is very
much appreciated by the officers.
Pleasesend me your very valuable paper
for one year, enclosed you will find post
offiioe money order 70 cover. That is the
way a letter we have just received reads
He knows good thing when he sees it
and knows what it ia kes to push it along.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. G. S
Vaughan lost his horse while moving
from Santuc to his new home at. West
Springs. The horse was attacked with
blind staggers when he was about half
through moving and died on the road
The loss of his horse was a hard blow to
him and he certainly has our sympathy.
Mr.. Geo. Cummings, met with q pain
full though not serious accident one day
this week. While walking along the
street he came up behind negro, and
just as he did the negro threw his axe up
on his shoulder and the blade struck
Mr.. Cummings across the nose cutting
Rn ugly cash. 1t was an accident, OF
course, but Mr.. Cummings was annoye
with bandaged nose for several days as
result.
The programs are out already for the
Twenty-third annual meeting of ths
Young Mems Christian Association
which convenes, at Greenwood Februar!
s, 8, 10 and 18th. There will be morn
ing, afternoons and night sessions. 1t
expected that there will be large mum
ber of delegates present, and the goot
people of Greenwood are prepared TO
them, Each delegate IS requested to le
port to the Oregon Hotel immediatel
ppor big arrival, and present his creden
tssls, and all delegates are earnestly re
duested to attend all sessions.