The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-08
Local News Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Here and There BY
~tr Our Man About Town.

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: There was very large crowd in
q. Union Saturday.
Tho laeves of the trees are falling
fast and.the branches and limbs begin
70 have Q winter look.
FOR SALE-One good saddls. har.
ness and work horse. Apply to
44-2t. DIR. J. M. LAWSON.
Mr.. g. Long is again in business
in his old stand in rear Of the jail
He docs grocery business, and is
having = good trade.
Tuesday was the first cold day we
hate had, 1t felt very much like
winter and overcoat on the outside
was the order of the day.
II. A. May has just put in another
ton pin ally, adjoining the first ono
and both alleys are kept hot with the
balls. He has aibonsaza.
The four new houses recently erect
ed by the Union cotton mills company
between the office and main street are
very neat and attractive looking cot
tsges.
One Of thslsrgest crowds ATTENDED
the sale at the court house Monday
that we have seen in years. and they
stood their ground notwithstanding
the cold rain. ..
Mr.. D. B. FAINT, county supt Of ed
ucstiop. 10 attending the meeting Of
the synod Of the Presbyterian church
-st Charleston, % delegate from the
church at Santuc.
Mr.. W.T.. Bates has resigned his
position as book keeper for the Baily
Lumber Mig Co., Of Union to take
effect the 18TH instant. Mr.. Bstes
Win setu,n to his home to looks after
bis own business.
Il Come on girls With your story at
your trip to the Fair. The readers
sre waiting to hear fsom you. Just
|. ten them sli about II, some Of our
.afesAexs did not go and they want
you 20 tell them about it.
The street cars In Columbia did Q
thumping business Thursday. The
people we're LITERALLY hanging on to
the cars g9'ng ont t. the eroanda to
Witness the hig foot ball game be.
.tw-en the Clemson and Virginia boys.
II was fine game.
1t, Ia said that the crowd at the
Fair last Thursday was almost as
large ss the record. breaking day last
.yssr. The attendance was very dis
eauFsgipg Wednesday. Th"y were
waiting uptil a.hursday to got peep
st THE TINES girls:
The old hank building iust ab"ye
ths Union hotel recently upcqpied by
Ralph Smith, has been fitted up for
. barber shop and Mr.. Mulverhill has
moved his hayhes shop from the
Nicholson building in lower end
Of town to these new quarters.
We saw on exhibition at tho fair
perfect model Of . locomotive engine
and tender made Of wood, with not q
single part missing. It was . fine
piece OF work and showed wonderful
mechanical engenuity and skill. 1t
wss built by . colored boy named
Carlton Goodman, Of Columbia.
The Bell Telephone people are
rushing things along. They have
Nssady ,sosiYsd seYsfal Gar lSaas Of
ssnn which they are hpsily qaloadins
and getting in shape for the eoustruc.
Non Of their line in Uqion. We
Haaesst4nd they are already at work
,Aet~een apsrtsnbprg and Union.
You can talk dirept with New York
when this line 10 finished.
=. TIE national bank has had q wind wv
cut IN, ihe wall abeve Ehssteps in rear of
Oase kxsr's ofsce, and partition b,,ii
cu1tinR on u private ONCE for Capt Farr
Mf. A. p: Msbrry. who Wa, in charge
ofsshe ebis work of improving the A. r..
rqdfer baild,ns did the work. NJ.
a yGanary 10 q ,hust,er, . gord work ua,,
An hss spon work th N he car DO.
r.r. =. Rsiley ,ssTs be has Just
sseIsvsd an elegant line o. art squares
ttsS lss'is going 70 raa Of ct bsrgsins
thss xtil .ssteni.h semebedy. A
gda4 s,1sd Ast lsaqsss fof 2fa sna
t1SS lsoRs lxc, ,upis ahous thS way
thsy ysans tie ms slso inst opened
up car losd Of iron bedstesd, the
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