The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-05-25

In sight. Townsend's.
The hotel at West Springs is now
| oren and ready for business. 1t.
It's a pleasure to drink at our fountain.
| No flies here. Townsend's.
Mr.. J. A. Chambers is announced this
week rs a candidate for County Commits
sioner.
"Everything to Eat' ''where Purity
| is aramouutn TOwnsend's.
DR.. Walker has opened his hotel at
West Springs and is ready for summer
guests. 1t.
Ralston's 5 minute Breakfast Food.
Townsend's
1t will be g,eat pity if it is cloudy
next Monday.
Would you live Century? Join
Ralston's Health Club. See Townsend.
A very refreshing and much needed
rain fell hero Wednesday.
The new billiard and pool tables have
arrived for the Hotel Union and are
being fixed up.
Mr.. w. D. Arthur and two of his
children spent a few days in Charlotte,
n, c., this week.
The New Yolk Racket has something
interesting to tell you in their space next
week, watch for it.
Some of the young people OF Union
enjoyed n picnic Tuesday at Beaty's
Mill. They report fine time.
w. w. Hughes, President Base Ball
Club, has gone to Challottc to arrange
| for the summer schedule for the season.
The West Springs hotel has leen
! opeueI. And Dr. Walker is ready for
guests wishing to use this famous water.
1t.
LOST Between Baptist church and
Graded School, gold wreath broach set
with pearls Finder will be rewarded
by returning same to this ollie. 2t.
We call attention to ScotL's Emulsion
adv. on the 2ud page. 1t is good thing
to have around the house this time OF
year, us well as winter.
The grand stand and grounls have
b EN- arranged aud everything will soon
be in readiness for the first game which
is expected to be pulled off some time
next week.
Don't forget that next Sunday is
chi!dren's day at Sardis. They always
have tirst-class affair upon these occn :
joins, and the day is enjoyed by all who
T age IorttHate enough to be present.
Supt. z. l Welles, E. Nj. of W., r.
Southgate and Road Master Morgan OF
the Southern, came up to Union On
Wednesday, and got off at NJ march Mills
where they inspected the work going on
that place.
Wallace Ninson who formerly had
charge of the pool tables in the hotel has
lCuUSu tllChi opCiCd ny "a Poo' oAN.
billiard room in the store room on the
corner formerly occupied by Chas. II.
Smiths clothing store.
Townsend has added very much to the
attractiveness Of his already attractive
place by the addition Of wire screen doors
both in front and in rear. He drives out
the flies in the morning and when yol
go in during the day for cool drink yor
aIe not bothered with II es. There art
no flies on Townsend's.
Mr.. Redmond, who has been working
II large force of hands, large number
of mules AMI grading machinery Oh ex.
cavation at Buffalo Mills, moved his
equipment from Union Wednesday. IL
goes to Birmingham where he has ;
three years contract. lie had nine Cal
loa Is Of mules and machinery.
The Coco Cola people have painted q
very large and attractive sign Oh tht
upper side of the new bank building
from top to bottom of the story build
ing. The Union Drug Co.'S sign appeal:
at bottom and top. Coco Cola in th,
center. The painting is dore by artist
of no mean talents.