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?lEMONARCH COTTON MILLS
LOCATED
5lacb interest is heine evidenced
m the site selected for the Monarch
Cotton Mill. It has been decided
to locate this big 8200.000 cotton
mill in the easier? suburbs of the
iota, on the old fair ground lands.
The location is both beautiful and
idrantag^us, commanding a fine
position between two public roads,
and rLrht on the great ?Southern
Eai?road. East Union inhabitants
are happy over the Monarch's choice ,
realizing the fact that such an enter- j
wise is an a? Ivan tage to all enisse* ;
if industrious people. j
C?LP D- G LA DN EY AGAIN
I?;AI;D F?OM.
Mr. ?'ulp. IX Gladrey has again
Unheard from to 'the gratification j
cf relatives and friends. A letter
is received from him last week !
Uateil Mani a, Dec 13 h.. with in
formation to ti.e effect that he "liad j
been very sick but was convalescent, ?
His comrade Bynnm D. L. Xicho- <
bs was in good heal: h and ol? on an j 1
expedition, being one of that party j '
which performed that'splendid ox-M
pfoit when the town of O'Donnell j ?
tas-captured.
ALL ABOUT PEOPLE
Wc arc delighted to learn that
Hiss Nanev Wilson who recently en-1 ,
teied Allen University is weil pleased j
liss lYiisoti is one of our brightest
joiiojr ladies and we are giad of the
Ea?ricuiation at our alma mater.
Mr. UT. s. Dixon, the popular {*
flwerament gauger and store keep- j t
tr at this place, made a business
.opto Columbia this week.
Mrs. J. A. Cunningham took
ciargeof her school at Goshen Hill
tori)' in the New Year.
Hiss Julia Dawkins of Carlisle is
?stinghereonsin, Miss Eva Daw
*B? of this ci tv,
Mr. S. il. Brown went to Shelton
M Tuesday.
Mks Mar> Porter of Santuck
*<ttt to Columbia this week to en
te Alien University,
Miss Anna Floah of Glenn Spring
15 OD a visit to her aunt, >?rs. L.
& Carbon ol South Union.
; >fc Wallace W. Nicholas spent j <
?Sandayin the "city on the'
Ngaree."
"e UECOUDLR is ordered sent to
'J; (;. McLnrkin, Lincoln Uni
,>It)'- Mr. MeLnrkin is a pop
1 ar yonug man of Chelton, but
**?taehcJ to Union.
Wonderful Discovery
J^?FORE AND AFTER TREATMENT.
IONIZED OX MARROW
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?SE ORIolIXAL_copYRIGHTE1)
5?*w cu* vav!iPr9pRration ln the world that
POOHA^V.? oair straight, as shown a'oore. It
?S**?*!\m?S!frJi**tm* bair from fall
id ?t grow, sold ovpr 40 yean
^.wofT^Ji^^oda Warranted bannies*.
K!* SoM b,and beautiful. Only ?O
SS* HonVl 2Sers,or eend U8 Po!ita? ur
.iTyournVinV I f2!S 3 bottles, express paid.
co ajld address plainlT to OEOIIZm
.j"" 76 WABASH AT?, CHICAGO, ILL $
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D?TTINGS FROM THE CITY OX
THE EDISTO.
-o
We are now having del:ghtfu*
weather, which reminds ns of
Spring. The birds in thc city on
the Ed 1st o are beo-inins* to tune their
cr* o
notes, and w iii soon be heard from
the hills and valleys singing song**
of the Season,
Yesterday (Sunday) was indeed a
delightful day. The same seemed
to have been a providential blessing
to church and Sunday School lovers*
It was a regular field" day, for the
Ministers and Elders. Beautiful
dresses and bonnets made a flue
show on yesterday. All of the
ciiUrohes had large and fine congre
gations. The sermons were fine to
say the least; and the singing was
enchanting, and christians were
made to rejoice. The 'same is said
of tue churches throughout the
Bounty. Formers are happy, mer
?h?.nts and business men alonar ali
|ines are in the same boat. Cotton
is still bringing a good price. The
tobacco industry has been a success,
peas ar,* bringing fine prices, the
strop is the largest wc have had In
this county for ten ?years. There is
a > reasonable excuse for those wh o
>we us. There is still complaint
ibout some of the schools having
been c'osed without receiving rhe
?r">.00 to which they are entitled,
it-ad the Uomntrolers report in the
Sews and Courier of last Friday
Fan, 19th.
lu*v. ?. B. Clarkson of Morriston,
Fenn , ])?eached a Very edifying sor
nou on yesterday to an interesting
tndienee it the 2nd. Presbyterian
?!mrch, 1 am not ashame of the
gospel for its the power of God un.
;o ?alvatrcn to every one that believ
ith, AV, m ans: 1st Chapter 1G verse
Rev. H. J\ Butler the pastor in
diane was also present.
W ier Fiegler of the A. M. E.
rhurch preached an ab'e sermon on
ast night at Williams Chapel. The \
dniren was packed to its utmost 1
capacity.
Kev. J. D. Whittaker preached a 1
rery interesting sermon at Trinity
m yesterday morning and father j
liddleton who is 74 years of age to 1
lay preached on last night (
Kev. T. L.Jones at Mt, Pisgah
m yesterday and at night. 1
Dr. X. L. Johnson as usual preach '
? a fine sermon in the morning at (
Trace Presbyterian church.
The Rev. J. L. McLees of the
vhite Presbyterian eh ure h preached
m interesting sermon on last night
it C'afnn. (
Orangebury like Charleston and J
Columbia is not lacking for the
gospel. There are plenty of men in J
;hese cities who are ming night and
h.y: <. Woe is me if I preach not
:he gospel." Xot that these place
mentioned are more wicked than
ethers, b it that they seemingly are
fine gospel fields.
Dr. and Mrs, Pun ton will in a
few days leave for Paris.
Tiie work on tho ne w Trinity is
progressing nicely.
Capt. Thos. L. Leatnerwood of
Asheville, N. C., is still in our city
making friends and working m^the
itt ten st of his military souvonirS
Capt. heatherwood is liked by all
with whom he comes in contact and
is therefre bound to succeed as a
man of and for the race. The Capt.
is stopping at the popular boarding
house of Mrs. Bosa Johnson, (
mmm&m
CREDIT
ELL
Ms. R. S. Cade our hustling
townman has organized in our city
an association, known as the Oran
geburg Athletic Association. Mr
Cade is president of this association,
than whom no ^better could have
been selected.
Dr. Dan Moorer is haying a fine
practice, Ur. Williams of London
is also doingihis sime.
Esq, Moore is on line with a large
batch of clients.
Mr. Dreher is doing a rushing
business down at the corner.
Capt. C. F. Holmes is in the city
to-day.
Miss Hattie Marshal of Clafiin is
certainly among some of the earthly j
angels, Miss Florence Wi ison also
[of Claflin is among those who are
! worthy of the very highest consider
ation. Profs. Cook and Jackson are
not very far otf while these snap
shots are being taken. What about
Miss Olive h'easportes of the Stat*
College. Oh! most beautiful to be"
ho!d.
Friends please remember; to sub
scribe for the PEOPLE'S RECORDER.
Read and keep posted. Pay your
dues to the paper and let it live.
H. B. THOMAS,
We highly commend thc annua]
conference of thc A. M. E. church
for one resolution which it pasqpd at
its last session: viz-That no secular
notices should be read from the pu l
pit. It would be well if theBaptis* i;
State Conven tion would pass a sim
ilar resolution. Let the people nn
" erstand that the news papers are
the proper mediums for "ads" and
not the pulpits.
The B. Y. P. U., re-organized
on the 21st. with the election of the
following officers: S. L. Bacon.
Pres. Miss C. E. Branson, Reeg.
Sect. Miss M. L. A/cGhee, Cor.
Sect, criiss Arolee Fair, Chorister.
*Ye hope to do much more real
work thi? year than we did last.
Pastor Hood has appointed a
committee to welcome strangeis to
the church pnd to visit them and
invite them to come and worship
with us. It is a good plan and we
shall strive to briner many.
Prof. J. A, Byrd is confined to
his bed ill and Mrs. Jackson and
the triter have the entire school in
charge. W e hope onr Principal
wvifl soon be out again.
Kev, Jennings of Union h a s
bought the Fisher estate. We wel
come him in our cicy.
Mr. C. H. Evans of "Baconsville"
has moved into the city.
Mr. Chas. Stribling of Elberton,
Ga., passed thro' the city recently
?uroute to his home from the Geor
gia State College.
Mr and Mrs. E. R. Fair have
a very sick child- .
Mrs. Phillis Sanders is very sick.
Rev. R. F. Foxe preached fo.
Rev. W. D. Hood Sunday night
Subjeet: ''God's Library." As us
ual fae preached, a very soul-strrring
sermon.
Mr. Phillip Fairs pretty new
house on east Church, St.; is near
ing comp'e ion.
Prof. Matiison is to teach a sing
ing school at the Baptist church ere
long. S. L. B.
NOTICE,
^ -The citizens of Columbia are
inV^ed to atteud a business meeting
at D&d3on Presbyterian church.
MondaV night, j_
An et?ertainuient will be givefl
at Howard school Frida/ night [
Feb. ?ndX The puh?c ? invited.
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GB E Elf ILL!
Greenvale, 8. O.Jan. 22nd.:-As
we begin the last year of tiiis cent
try, we dotso with many resolutions.
Many of us have resolved to Jive
e;ter lives. We know of many of
?ur short-comings and hence we
bre to strive to live weil this year,
A man isa strong man who knows
his faults and can guard against
them. So we should look to Him
who is the strength of (he world to
aid us as we go forth in the e iast
days af the, 19bli century, tv give
as strength to be more responsible,
more steadfast in our relationship
to oar fellowmen, To every thing
there is a season saith a divinewriter
so i-.'t's make this year our season
for improving our conditions along
all iiiies, t's be cartful ia our
very acts.
The funeral ?f^!. S. A. Johnson
took place last Al on? tay loth. Re v,
Witherspoon preached it. "Well
doue" were tue words ot' the tt-xt.
Mr. Chas lt. Johnsn, his sou. will
continue the business established by
his father. Charlie is a quiet, and
gentlemanly young man. He has
the good wishes of the young men
ot Greenville that he may meet with j
the success that should be his as a !
'.strong yoting mau"..
We hope that hoover those who 1
are older in business will take no j
under advantage of Mr... Johnson, j
as it set ms that tho "world ' is not j
a true friend to young men. j
Dr. W. T. Smith's baby d i e d j
Monday night. The Doctor and j
Mrs. Smith have the sympathy of
of. a host ol friends, <fSam,>
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 17,1900.
NORTHWARD.
L.V. OJi. Ulbta.\ ?_ . D)
" ColUuiUia.(B.St)
Ar. Charlotte.
** Greensboro.
Ar. Norfolk...
Ar. Danvil e .
? No. 32.
No. 36. ! No. 34. f
Ex. Sun.
2 15 am 5 55 p _?i .
G 15 ai:. 6 Io pm 9 40-pm
ii ft an* 9 10 v..ii 12 '?1 am
12 23 pm 11 44 pm 2 37 am
.v 25 am -.
12 51 :>m 8 40 am
6 OJ ami .
74?lim o bo am
7 35 am lu 15 am
M 12 am ll 2o am
i Dil!
A . Kicnniond.! ti 25 pm
Ar. Lynchburg.j ? ?,> pn
M washington.? 8 50 pm
M Baltimore..ill 25 pm
" Philadelphia ...J 2 5<> an?,'ll 35 am, 1 80 pm
" N(. w York. ...! 62:3 am 1 2 03pm1 4 15pm
Asheville, Atlanta and Cincinnati.
! No. 9. ! No. 13.
Lv. Columbia.'Union Depot). ? 30 am ll 40 ara
Ar. Spartanburg.ll 25am! 3 lo pm
" Greenville.?12 25 pm 4 25 pm
" Atlanta.I 3 55 pm 0 00 pm
M Asheville.j 1 37 pn: 0 00 pm
M Chatian<v>ga.Ul 35 pm ! 7 40 am
" Cincinnat i.j 7 45 am i 7 3o pm
" Louisville.I 7 50 am ! 7 30 pm
Greenville and Atlanta.
No. 17. I No. ll.
rv
Ar,
Lv
Ar.
Lv.
Ar.
Collin.bia,'Union Depot). .?ll 05 ?rn
Prosperity.I.?12 10 pm
Newberry.1.112 25 pm
Greenwood..; 7 40 ami
Hodges . ! 8 oo am
Abbeville.i n 40 pm
Belton
Anderson.
Pelzer.
Greenville
At.anta...
b so ami
9 30 am
9 20 ami
10 lo am
3 55 pm .
1 55 pm
2 15 pm
2 45 pm
3 lo pm
3 35 pm
3 31 pm
4 15 pro
9 00 pm
Savannah and Jacksonville.
Lv.
Ar.
Columbian B. St)
Blackville...
Barnwell.
ba winnah.
Jacksonville.
No. 33 I No. 35.
ll 30 am 1 ?? ami
1 12 pn) i 3 05 am !
No. 31.
Ex. Mon
7 uo am
8 32 am
1 27 pm
3 20 pm
7 40 pm
Charleston Division.
SOUTHWARD.
3 2o am; 8 49 am
5 15 am ?10 35 am
9 25 am> 2 35 pm
Lv. Columbia ..
Ar. Braue i vi lie
Lv. Branchville
Ar. Charleston .
No. 10. I No. 12.
1 35 am| 4 00 pm
4 20 ami 6 00 ^n.
4 25 am' 0 15 pn.
7 00 am 8 15 pn
NORTHWARD.
No. 52.
7 10 am
9 10 am
9 2o am
ll 10 am
No. 15. i No. 3. ! No. 53.
Lv. Charleston.jil ?Xipm, ? (JOam! 5 20pm
Ar. Branchville. 1 50 am j 8 50 am] 7 10 pm
Lv. Branchville. .. 1 55 am I 855 am 7 25 pm
A r. Coombia. ,.I 5 55 am ll Qt' am 9 31 pro
LAM M AKU
Lv. Columbia . ..
Ar. Sumter.
" Camden.
-DAILY' fcXCKPT SUNDAY
7 10 am j 4 00 pm
ll 45 Jim, 9 50 pm
1? 4? ami 688 pm
WESTWARD,
Lv. Caniuen..
" Sumter ..
Ar. Columbia
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2 10 pm a 35 am
8 00 pm 8 30 am
9 30 nm ll 00 am
Augusta, Aiken, .Ldgeieid, Allen
dale and Tennille.
WESTWARD.
No. 135.: No 1.33.
Columbia.(Union Depot).
Ea tesbury.
am ll cu am
5 51 am 1 00 om
ar. Sievern
.\*b ?o pm \
Perry .. VT..?.,*3 55 pm \
" Allendale...:.?9 43 pm j
Ar. Trenton...! ? 46 am 1 45 pm J
Ar
Aiken -
Edgefield.
Ar. Augusta .
bv. Ten.iii ie..
*( .io am
*ll 3) a
? nm
i ?io pm
2 2u pm
425pnl
2 50 pm
"3 40 pm
* Daily Except Sunday
Double daily trains between Columbia and
Sew York.
Arrival of Trains at Columbia, S. C.
Trains arrive from New York and Washing
ngtonatBlandingstreet station at 12:59a. m.
md 11:25 a. m., and dab y except Monday
:00 a. m. From Greenville ami Newberry
ir Union Depot at 3:30 p. m. From Atlanta,
rreeuviile, Ashville and Spartanburg at Union
>epot at 3:2J p. m. and 9:30 p. m. From Jack1
onville, Savannah, etc.. at Blanding street
talion at 6:00a. m. and 0:00 p. m., and daily
xcept Sunday at 9 35 p. m.?
Nos. 31 and 32, New York and Florida Lim
ted. Daily except Sunday; composed ex
iusively of Pullman finest vestibule drawing
oom sleeping, compartment and observation
ara between New York, Columbia and St.
LUgustine.
Nos. 35 and 30, "U. S. Fast Mail." Through
?ullman drawing-room buffet sleeping carsbe
ween Jacksonville, Columbia and New York;
Iso between August a, Columbia and Charlot i e.
Nos. S3 and .J4. New York and Florida Ex
cess. Pullman D. K. sleeping car between
lampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Columbia,
Washington and New York; also between Au
ll sta and iN'ew York. Dining car between
harlotteand Savannah.
No. 13 solid train between Charleston, Coluro?
ia and Asheville.
Nos. 15 and 16 Pullman drawing-room sleep
ig cars bet-^en Columbia and Charleston,
f>ady for occupancy at both points at 9:00 p.- m.
No. 9 through Pullman sleeping car between
acksonville, Columbia and Cincinnati.
\. B. ALLEN. D. P. A., Charleston. S. C.
RANK S. GANNON, J. M. CULP.
Third V-P. & Gen.Mgr., Traffic Mgr.,
rashington. D. C. Washington, D. C. ;
T. A. TURK, S. H. HARDWICK,
Gen. Puna. Ag't., As't Gen. Pass. Ag't.
Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga.
id x'?.Je-?..arr* o', tai..cd and ali Pat
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Scad model, drawing or y-**., OMOM
yn. We advise, if S's. or not, free ?ff
Aarge. Our fee DOC dne iii pat' at is -+cn".
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?.auce-oan," ?*coQar-btncoaM "nut-lock," ?'kw?
.topper/* ted a thousand CUM*Rtt?t things that mon
yy ct caa find a way of iuipteti*g; ted thesetiaml-j
ssesesjssM set the casket Mag'?rgert statute ?ta
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?.* ?aeooaJ lUcoH^ ptbhthtJ at Watbsojrou,
gagllcMtsJitsjsjis^^
SS Skt tMMcses of ?TenSoffS. We ferakk a year's tub*
Vt ak? ??vents?, free ot co
whick wist oar $is? psis?,
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.f AmcrtOKi ead Fereigo PaUrt _v
Ci 8 P Street, N? W?t
Hmr 383. WasWagtoa, D. C.
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TM mini RICORO.
SfJtetro, Ifca
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Tie Placs lo Buy Goofis
I s ai t&e Colored Store.
Conducted by S. S. Dreher, manager, Ora?g?burg
.If you want Groceries; Clothing;; Shoes;
H Hats; Cigars: Tob ?ceo. Etc. call on us.
We will gladly sorve yon. We only employ colored
clerks. The ministers aud other leaders endorse our
store.
Wake our place your headquarters when itt town.
Yours to Pleas?,
O? ?f Riedel, Qtf^maaU.
Cor* Bussell and Broughton St&,
CRANGEB?RG S. O.
DON'T GIVE UP I
THE 0L&
i FOR
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?Deal with those who you
J . know will give you
I reliable goods.
JW. 6. MGDuIty "
* Will give you Shoes,t
I Trunks, and Bags all{
J at the right prices. 1
j McNULTY'8, j
j 1550 Main Street. \
^oo<*x^3030Art#yirt y?oo^6oaoe??w?o<w?oo oe?Of
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rOU BUY GROCERIES
ANT GOOD GOODS .
ANT FK?SH GOODS .
AXT POLITE ATTENT?0V
ILLL PAY HONEST PR CK
VE SELL GROCERIES
We sell good groceries. We
sell fresh goods.' We give
best satisfaction and guar
antee satisfaction.
VE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
?^*ALL GOODS DS.LIVECED PROMPTLY
ND SHORTEST NOTICE- GIVE US ATRIAL V
OU WILL BECOMIL A CUalOMER.
L- S. Townsend, Union, S. G
