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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23
UP GO WAGES.

UP GO WAGES.
Kalawaia moved to increase the sal
airy of registrar of public accounts
from 1926 to $3.50. The motion carried.
Kaleiopu moved to increase the sal
ary of the registrar of the bureau of
conveyances from $l75 to 5000; deputy
registrar and indexer, $l25; two clerks,
$75, and five clerks. 500. The amend
ment was adopted.
Kaleiopu moved to increase the pay
of the surveyor from 1925 to $3.50. The
amendment carried.
Another Kaleiopu amendment was
to increase the salary of the first dep
uty clerk of the Supreme Court from
$l25 to $lo0; second deputy from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

1925 to $3.50. and (new item) bailiff,
librarian and messenger, $75. The
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26

Smoke Smies' special segar 3 c.
Your choice of any hat at Miss
Bishops for s..
Seven pounds boiling meat for %
cents. Fulton Market.
See the new waistings, embroidery
and belts, the latest. Red Front.
Ribbons, ribbons, ribbons very
cheap at Miss Bishops closing out
sale.
Try our home made sausage. It's
the best. Eastern Market, 704 Ninth
avenue.
Large line of American trading
stamp premiums Just received at the
Golden Rule store.
One fourth off on all shoes; odds
and ends In shoes at less than half
price. Delbridge- Wilson Mercan-
tile company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Craig enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. WE. Culver at
a O'Clock dinner Monday evening.
Covers were laid for ten.
Last Friday evening, Dusty"
Rhodes, travelling man for the
Nevin Candy company of Denver
paid his Peabody election bet, by
treating the..ten people in the John
Rocho store to oysters in every style.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26

Have you seen the corset cover
embroderies at A. Park 50 cents
to 81
The regular dance of the Alesmo
club will be held in the Acadamy
this evening.
Large line of American trading
stamp premiums just received at the
Golden Rule store.
sam McAfee deputy county ass
essor, went to Denver last Tuesday to
see what was the matter with the
state legislature.
Mrs. Charles Woods and little
daughter arrived last Sunday from
Cheyenne for two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Briscoe.
DR.. c. A. Ringle, Office over Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases Of the eye. ear, nose and
throat, and fitting OF glasses.
The store of. A. J. Park has put
on fine spring attire. AS usual this
popular store is the first to show
the new dainty spring styles.
There is now but one man in the
county jail, Frank Duxbury, who is
charged with attempting criminal
operation upon the young woman
who it is alleged he seduced.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26

The Elks have prepared an elab-
crate open meeting and social session
for this evening, at which a large
number of non-members will be
present.
Miss Elizabeth Hall has been
added temporarily to the office force
in the county treasurer office. The
greater number of tax notices to be
sent out ina short time has made
this necessary.
The special talks to young men
now being delivered Sunday even-
ings, by Rev. Q. A. Petty in the
United Presbyterian church are hav-
ing the effect of filling that church
every Sunday evening.
Here are some hard time prices
that the credit stores can't touch !:
Best -four $3.50; fresh eggs, % cents
per dozen, choice butter 70 cents,
lard (this week only three pounds
30 cents, five pounds, 30 cents. ten
pounds 90 cents: twenty pounds 81. rs !;
best Jap rice five pounds for % cents !;
best tomatoes, corn and peas, three
cans for % cents; Force, 10 cents a
package; crackers by the box, cents.
Buy for cash, these are hard times
and don't pay for the other fellow
that never pays; try us. Red Front.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26

George n. Houston has been in
the vicinity of Fort Collins for sew
eral days looking after the interests
of the North Poudre Irrigation COM
pany.
Special weekly sale for next week,
commencing Monday will be oatmeal.
seven pounds for p cents, per pack
age 25-cent size, this sale 20. cents.
Red Front.
The checking committee appointed
by the district court to exam
inc the books of the county treasurer
has started to work. The commit
tee is composed of Mrs. Charles Couz-
ems, Col. c. a. White and II. l..
Mersereau.
The robins have failed to leave
Greeley this winter and any pleas
ant day the red breasts can be seen
hopping around for their feed. This
is something unusual for they gem
orally leave this region at the ap-
proach of winter.
Miss Marjorie Webb, Miss Cora
Broman. Ralph Henderson and Fran
els Chambers went to Fort Collins
last Friday evening to attend a party
of young folks. Miss Webb is Fort
Collins girl in the Normal school.
and she was hostess Of the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26
Little Locals.

Smoke Smies' special segar 5 C.
Turkeys for breeding. Red
Front.
Mrs. Bert Wing is sick at the
City hospital.
. Pork spare ribs. finest in the land,
at Marks Market.
One.third off on ladies' underwear
and skirts. Red Front.
Empty rain barrels in large guam
titles for sale at Star Grocery.
For one week only Miss Bishop
will sell any hat In the store for 90.
Sale of sheer dainty under-muslins
Friday morning, Jan. 25. A. J.
Park.
Mrs. NJ. P. Henderson and son
Ralph are both laid up with la
grippe.
B. d. sSanborn was in Denver ON
business. last Tuesday, returning that
same evening.
Large line of American trading
stamp premiums just received at the
Golden Rule store.
Try our tomatoes, corn and peas,
three for % cents; gallon fruit, three
for 81. Red Front.
The lady Maccabees are requested
to meet at 1870 sharp, Odd Fellows
hall, Thursday for practice.
The choir of the Congregational
church will enjoy social evening
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
BunEer.
All bulk coffee reduced 5 cents a
pound. Wedding breakfast, 25 cents
per pound; best 6o-cent jap tea now
so cents. Red Front.
Universal dictionary, four vol
umes, Just like new: cost SIS; will
sell for %. Lots Of other bargains
just as good at Bullard' S second hand
store.
An agreeable movement Of the
bowels without any unpleasant effect
is produced by Chamberlin's Stomach
and Liver tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
Scott & Lyons Insurance agency,
established 1872, still doing busi
ness at the same old stand. Noted
for satisfactory and prompt adjust
ment of losses.
Those two old enemies of the water
fowl, J. f. Fezer and Clarence
Faulkner took a trip up''the Thomp
son last Tuesday after ducks. They
are still after them.
Hips & Hatch, the new butchers,
want your trade. They can supply
YOU with the best the market affords
in the meat line, and the lowest
prices in the city. Ind phone los.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
last week i'm Denver by the John
Clough Furniture company. The
company is incorporated for $40, 600.
with j. Il. Clough of Colorado Springs
as president; A. Casner, vice presi-
dent: ii. c. Casner, secretary and
treasurer. This is the same company
with store in Greeley, that recently
bought out the kemmerer depart
ment store.
George Robie and family left last
Monday for Los Angeles, Calif..
where they will visit for few weeks.
Mr.. Robie has sold out his interests
in the hardware business to John S.
McCutcheon. II. II. Sloan of Den
yer has moved into the RObie home
and will hereafter make Greeley his
home. 1t is probable that before
long he will have cold storage plant
in operation in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26
|CAL WEATHER REPORT

Shed BY A. L. Evans, State Nor
NAL Observer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26

Eoliepne Crepe. This is very sheer
material for dressy gowns. The
yAtu sDOC
The mercerized Suitings are very
much in evidence for this season
and the patterns are very dainty.
The yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45c
erode Laundis is another new fabric
~ different from anything else.
The yard d.................. ..35c
Dotted Swiss Muslin-a very pretty
goods for dresses or waists. The
Fancy Eolienne. These are 30 beau
tiful-you will wonder how they
can make cotton goods look 40
much like wool. $50
Cotton Poplin. This weave has
never been shown in cotton fab
RIGS with such a luster. Yd. .3Sc
45-ipch Dress Linens. which are very
serviccable for waists and suits,
the yard ......Sl 90 and u .35
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26
First Showing of Embroideries.

beautifumore
previous They have
which glad the
II benefit.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-01-26
First Showing Of White Goods.

Alexandra Crepe-a beautiful, sheer
wash fabric for evening wear.
What ls more becoming than white!
Paris Lawns are always sought, for
they are beautiful whom made up.
..... .43c and up to 81 90 yard
5O-inch Silk Organdie. You must
see this line to appreciate it. The
yard ................... 10
4s.iuch Wash Chiffon, a beautiful
white fabric,
......... Soc, 6Oo and Csc yard
Pique for suits, skirts or waists, the
yard .3Sc, 33c and 4Oc
Plaid Cotton Voiles. looks 20 much
like wool and retains its luster.
The yard. d................... .xoc
Plain Voille will make q very pretty
afternoon gown. the yard .....43c
Dress Linens will be very popular
for that shirt waist suit. All
grades. the yard. SOC, 6(Dc, SSc
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10
A Sermonette by W. N. Foster

Deut. 1924 But from thence
thou shalt seek the Lord thy God,
thou shalt find Him, if thou seek
Him with all thy heart and with all
thy soul"
TO seek God is the very cmbodi-
mcnt OF wisdom, and none arc wise
who seek Him not. To fear Him
also IS the beginning of that wisdom
which comes down from above, and
is first, gentle, then pcacablc. casv
to be entreated, full of mercy and
good fruits. This is that wisdom
which makes one wise unto saliva
ton, fills the soul with JOY un-
spcakable and full of glory. That
makes the crooked straight, and the
rough places plain, that builds up
the waste places of Zion, that leads
10 pastures green that leads beside
the still waters of Gods peace that
passes knowledge and understand
ing.
No mortal should forget this glad
some command of Him who speaks
ana II IS done, commands and it
stands fast, Seek and We shall
find, ask and We shall receive
knock and it shall be opened unto
you, for everyone that seckcth find
eth, and everyone that askcth re-
celveth, and to everyone that
knockcth it shall be opened Re
not doubling but believing, yco Loft
God be true, but every man a liar
ne gives all this blessed assurance
l Will in no wise cast out any that
come unto me-" For this is the
owe OF God, that we keep his COM
nandments, and His command
ncnts are not gricvous.
1t is with the heart that man be-
leveth unto righteousness, and with
he mouth confession is made INTO
aviation. Seek Him, who made
he Seven Stars and Orion, that
nakcth the day dark with night.
hat turneth the shadow of death
nto the morning, the Lord is His
amc. When you seek, YOU must
clleve that God is, and that He is
reWarder OF all them that dbl
entity seek Him. Whoever be-
ewes IN his heart that Jesus Christ !
the son Of God, is born of God
xcept man be born again, he
,nnot see the kingdom of God
he good man meditatcs upon the
wv OF God day and night, and the :
ord says that man shall be like a
&c planted by the rivers of water q
lat bringcth forth his fruit i'm his y
ason, whose leaf also shall not "
lther, and whatsoever he doeth
all prosper. All flesh should re- h
ember this truth, godliness is W
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10
executive Committee of the
County Cotton Growers
Association.

At the convention Monday a mo-
uon was made and carried, that the
president of the county association
appoint two persons in each town
snip as township executive COM
mttee and that the township execu-
tive committees shall constitute the
county executive committee. The
following are the names of those
appointed:
Pmckncy Township-F. NJ.
Adams, ID. J. Farr.
Crosskeys-J. d. Graham, G ~.
Hollis.
Santuc-Dr. T. B. Bates DR.
j. T. Jctcr.
GnionwJ. l.. Bclue, J. J. Hughes.
Joncsvillc-J. j.. w. Scott, i G
Bishop.
g. Bogansvillc-G. r. Hyatt, S. F..
Stanford.
Hill. " :"
= Goshen Hill. G. Epps, C. Fl.
Rice. ii'
DR.. I. B. Bates is chairman Of
The county executive committee
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10
Roll We Away the Stone.

Stop! Consider! Act wisely!
Wine is mocker, strong drink
is raging and whosocver is deceived
thereby is not wise.
Be not deceived: neither fornica-
tors, nor idolatcrs, nor adultcrcrs,
nor drunkards, nor cXtortioncrs
shall enter the kingdom of God.
My example and influence shall
be against wine and strong drink.
And they ask who art thou. Oh!
| am one crying in the wilderness,
take yc away the stone, the stone
of poverty, the stone of misery, the
stone of strife, the stone of shame,
tho stone that brings trouble in
peaceful homes, the stone that
brings disgrace, poverty and shame,
the stone that brings men to the
Judges throne, the stone that makes
men wcarastripes and chains, the
stone that makes men murder their
friends.
~'"- 10 nnnd NC all may co, -
THE WORKERS.
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profitable unto all things having
promise of the life that now is, and
of that which is to come. And
without controversy, great is the
mystery of godliness, God was man
ifest in the flesh, justified in the
spirit, seen of angels, preached un-
to the Gentiles,, believed on in the
world, received up into glory. Be
this our heart felt prayer, Bless the
Lord o my soul and all that is
within me bless his holy name.
None ever find who do not seek,
The finders arc the lowly meek;
They seek the Lord with heart
and soul
And all such, Jesus will make
whole.
The humble and the contritc
heart,
Will never hear the word depart;
God will bid all such to come in,
Because He pardons all their
sins.
The humble ask and they re-
ceivc. -
Because in Christ they now be-
licve;
Heirs of God and His Sovereign
grace,
With JOY now run the Christians s
race.
They sought with heart and soul
and found,
Obcycd the gospels charming
sound;
Born from above with JOY they
speed,
And to Gods word give carncs
heed.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT HAcKNrS
fkoM BLOCKING THE APPROACHES
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS PAssEN
GER DEPOT.
BE 1t ordained by the Mayor and AL.
dermen of the Town of Union. South
carolina, in Council assembled and hv
authority of same: ~
section 1. That it shall be unlawful for
any oriver of hack or other vehicle
USED Tor transporting passengers to block
tne approaches to the Passenger Denot
Sn 9i the Southern Railway Com pany in The
iown CT Union, South Carolina, and All
sucn hacks and vehicles, except when re-.
.elVing passengers and while passengers
lnereot are alighting from same. shall he
angned along the curbway on the onno.
sue side OF the street from said depot
any person convicted of a violation of
.nIs ordinance shall be fined not more
more than Ten Dollars (S1o.oo( or i'm.
prisoned not more than Thirty (ao, Days
Done and ratified in Council Assem-.
1,ed' under the Corporate Seal of the.
iown OF Union, South Carolina, ON this
the sixth day of March, A. ID. Ioos
Attest: NiaIor.
w. ID. ARTHUR,
Clerk and Treasurer. dat.
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y petition having been duly pre-
S"htrd to the town council of Union.
Shuth carolina, of majority of thc
irrrholdcrS of said town of Union
praying that an election be- held fn,.
IN" purpose Of voting for the issuc of
coupon bonds to the extent of twenty
hVr thousand dollars t$25 5.OOO. said
oohuS To bear interest at the rate of
SIN per c"htum per annum. payable
aihualiy' said bonds payable forty
years aIt"f datr, with the privilege of
lI,u'n,P'i"h aiter twenty years from
uatr, to be issued for the purposc of
lIquidating the Indebtedness of the
town OF Union, to wit: lst. Six thous-
ana dollars tSG.OO0) for its sewerage
system; 2nd. Four thousand dollars
Tor its sidewalks; and 3rd, Fifteen
Thousand dollars (Sl5, ,GOO) for its deficit
on It's electric lights and watcrworks
namely, total indebtedness of
twenty-five thousand dollars t$25, ,OOO"
III appearing to the satisfaction of
me town council of Union that the
prllilon is signed by majority of The
irc"holders of said town and it further
appearing that the aggregate bonded
Indebtedness of said town of Uninn
will not exceed eight pcr centun, ~
tnc Ealuc OF the taxable propcrtv
therein I'p'S
III Is ordered that the question of the
issue or said bonds be submitted To the
luallIlcd electors of said town of
Ihloh at an election to be held for
ihat purpose on March 2Sth. 1905. The
Vo'ing precincts, with duly appointed
managers, will be as follows:
WARD ONE.
NJ Bailey Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company'S store. Managers
IT, charles, W. l.. Culp and e. d.
WARD TWO.
At the Office Of Progress. Nanaonr,
e. l.. Clark, Charlie GoCorth and
\. i. Abrams.
WARD THREE.
" Police Headquarters. MANAGERS
T,Gcorge ii. Octzcl, ID. $. Bctsill and
J. w. Meng. ''''
WARD FOUR.
At Court House. Managcrs-E
IKE, w. A. Humphries and J. J, Col.
on. w
The polls will be opened at o n m
clock and closed at 6 D. m. o'clock
ma the election will be conducted in :
with the laws i'm force ,
governing municipal elections.
bcl1rG opening the polls the mana
,crs shali take an oath to fairly and
y conduct the election. Y
pllly duly registered voters will be :
lI0wcd to vote in this election.
Electors desiring to vote for the is- a
ne OF twenty-five thousand dollars +
S2o,ooo) coupon bonds, bearing in o
rest at SIX per ccntm per annum. z
ayaDle annually, said bonds payable
'rty years from date, with privilege
redemption twenty years from date,
r the purpose of paying said indebt,
mess, will deposit ballot written
printed thereon, the following:
ssue of twenty-five thousand dollars Z"
y, ,OOO) coupon bonds by the town of t,
lion to pay past Indebtedness. Yes" h;
ose desiring to vote against the is "
will deposit ballot, written or bt
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10
Advertised Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Union,
S. c., for the week ending March 10,
1905.
A-Will Adair.
B-May Brock.
E-Edmund Eigner,
FIR j Fowler.
H-Inez Hall, r A Hensor, Luda
Hobson, e B Humphries, May Hutto,
Bob Hyman.
il A Jones, Ely Lipsey.
M-Kate Miller, r L Moore.
P-Nellie Parks.
R-Willie Robinson.
S-Bud ST. John, J. n. Sanders, j. A.
l.. shredd, Emma Smith, Mrs. Maggie
Sprouse.
T-Mrs. A l. Todd.
W-Jack Walker, w A Walker, Lula
Ward.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say if advertised, and will be
required to pay one cent for their de-
livery. j. G. HUNTER, P. NJ.
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A Word

Wisely spoken fills Il noble mission
III the world. We have a word to
speak to those seeking recreation
we believe it is a wise word. The
busy worker must have some change
IN the daily grind or the health will
be sappcd. There are many ways
IN which this needed recreation NAV
DC had. Some of these ways arc
rather too expensive. The million
are can afford a trip in his special
car or voyage in his costly yacht.
Most OF us cannot afford these cx-
pcnslvc luxurics. A man NAV find
recreation by digging in his garden.
l'ut such process is work. The
TACT takes away much of the benefit
swimming would be good exercise
ana Is greatly to be enjoyed. But
where Is the water? The Forest is
five miles away. One standard
amusement is always at hand dur
ing the spring and summer-basc
ball. 1t is inexpensive, it is always
TO DC had, it is play and not work
and 1T is exciting. Just the thing
to rejoice the heart and invigorate |
the mind and body. We can hclp
you III the matter of an outfit. We
sell balls, bats, gloves and face pro-
tectors. We have these goods in
many styles and all prices cxcept
nigh prices. We have outfits to
suit small boys and outfits to suit
grown men. We sell them at
reasonable prices. Look in and
these goods. Make an in
,estmcnt and then get ready for
he ball season. Besides balls, bats
nd gloves we sell pure drugs at
casonablc prices. We sell drug
lst's Sundrics at reasonable prices.
I1vc us a trial and we will prove
ur words.
|
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s9sexNEwsxse1seweMeME EWEMSMeSNExgE@EKyE1Rf

FTIHVVu ITlVrVOn. Ihc following: rs
sue OF twenty-five thousand dollars
1$2?,oOo) coupon bonds by the town of
onion to pay past Indebtedness. No."
Immediately after closing the polls,
inc managers will proceed to count
me votes, IN public, and make report
OF thc election and the result, in writ
ing, to the town council of Union.
Done and ratified in Council As
Semblcd, under the corporate seal of
the town of Union, on this sixth dav
of March, 4. ID. 1908.
Attest: r. l.. MCNALLY,
wy Mayor.
lO-3t Clerk and Tro,suror
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

Mr.: Robt. Russell arrived in the
city Thursday from Atlanta to look
after his contracts here.
Bishop w. w. Duncan visited
week. WIS
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THE RICE DRUG COMPANY
A Union Woman Asks

, Have you a iloor paint that will last
TWO Weeks?' Yes we have Devoe's: il
has beautiful gloss and will wear two
years II properly applied. Bailey Lum-
bcr & Mfg. Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

AN person needing Spring and sum.
ner goods that are now 6e;nc aanI
need need at Flynn's, will miss beros;ns o
Gym lynn says he is needing money he
hy uJhIeain,y has something in y;aw
mneIe ne can double his money or he
mo" mou'o not sacrifice his goods al he I IL
ta;, T;m, before going north. He cer.
;ainiy is not sacrificing new oond.
lust opened for fun. he knows wSes
o and Is about 6tc Ginghams for sIc
radr I al other goods about the asme
net eaoction is something Won cannns e
kes every day. His new White co,'.,
seiPanes are not more than hsIs I'LL
tn 70 II conndonce we tell our readers
oa;ns so. auyantage Of these great har
sa'hs tof the next tive days,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

NE largest variety and the best se-
iectlon or garden seeds we ever had
"a complete line of Ferry's & Gross
mans mans all new: Send us your list or
% U%1iile yourself and we will take
rha TivaSTre sure IN selecting what you want.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

will be absent from the
city until March 2Oth, conse-
quently my Office will be closed
until that date. DR.. McCreerv
0lymph, Eye Specialist. got
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

foR Lent, we have prepared to moo+
the needs of all our patrons Dnust
forget that on all special occasinns
that require change and var;etv nS
.a1ie supplies, you will find us Glad
anu ready to meet your every re-
Company oiooery
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

flesh nd tapioca, farina. sapo nre.
serves, jellies, pickles, sauces ,,ns p,e
Company this week i orocery
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

LOST-Between Hotel Union and my
residence a gold brooch studded with
pearls. Reward if returned to Henry
M. Holmes at TINS office.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

~ Sa, ms money paying sale closes on
nann na.narday night and you had better
tha ahe ,,y nay while the sun shines. take
EIep me plum while you can get il. When
S lynn advertises bargains he means
II Tiai ~ = ne S says, it costs nothing to see
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OVER BOUGHT !!


We bought too many Outings
last Fall and the consequence is
that we have big lot on hand
of SC and lOc quality. We are
going to sacrifice these goods
rather than carry them over till
next season. They are yours
FOR ONLY &C PER YARD.
MCLure Mercantile Co.,
The UnderSeIerS.
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oN Thursday. Friday and Saturday
ton on everything in the store befors
leaving for New York. I want the
money to buy goods in large ouanti.
tles and must have it. Everyth;no
goes. ZOO yards of 81 cent ginobams
AT 10 cents for this sale. 500 Yards
pnoWn sheeting at &c a yard. limited
~ yards to customer, and all other
tS ttSOous cut 10 about half price for these
three days at Flynn's cash stora
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-10

fok sALE-Two 6 room cottages and
! vacant lots averaging GO to 65 feet
'front.' and 100 to 1877 feet deep. in a
desirable location in the city. Terms
10 Sasn' balance on l and 9 wears
treIit &o per cent. interest. Apply