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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Jono?ville.
Feb. 6?The first quarterly conference for
Jenesville circuit was hold here last Saturday.
The day was bad, cousequeutly the
attendance was small. The financial report
was very creditable kit things considered.
Rev. A. J. Cauihen the P. K. was present
end presided to the satisfaction of the board.
It was bis first official visits to Jonesville.
He was well received and his ministrations
flf love an4 bjs social visit to many cf "fils
flock in the town, ns well as his pulpit
werk, wasmuoh appreciated and he really
made a very favorable impression at Jonesville
on this his first round. The meeting
wet a good and profitable one.
Prof. Aycock was called to tin bedside o *
his mother near Ke'.tou last Sunday. She
wit thought to be dying but was somo better
veeterdav evening and the Professor return
ed and reiuans I lib duties in sc'aool this
morning.
Mr. Gaty Holder who lives a few miles
\ from Jontsville, cither had a mule stolon er
/ strayed last.week, Friday morning the mule
was out and gone and Mr. Holder hasu'i
heard ftom it since. Horse flesh is too cheap
to take clianeea of etenling a mule.
1 heard a farmer say yesterday thut he and
many more ef his neighbor farmers wanted
either borrow money to buy their seed oats
or buy them on lime.
' Mta. Nancy Mc Whirter who was seriously
ill lest week is some better. 1
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Feb. 6? Cupid pt?id our towu a flying visit
lest week and took from our nrdst one of
. our aweetest and most talented yoong ladies.
Mr, Clanlon Paris ef Douglassville, Ga.. and
, Miss Li {lie Littlmebn we're happily married
by^ST.\f. 41 the brujd's bon>e on
lilt Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and left
on tha afternoon train for the home of the
groom. The bride was prettily attired in a
gaey traveling dress, while the groini wore
a most becoming suit of conventional black.
Mr. Davia, though comparatively a at ran-,
ger, has by his gocial manner, won fir himself
a host of admiring friends in this pi ict. I
We truly cougia'ul ito him for having
se'ected a young lady of so many beautiful
traits of character for his life paitner.
Notwithstanding, the fin&noiul pressue, the
me\obk$ts atje&i iu good spirits, and are leokiag
forward to better limes.
. l'rof. T. Browu, principal of the sohool at '
Cowpeos, preaehed a clear cut and forcible
sermon in the Baptist Church Sunday. Ho
has just entered the miuieterial work, aud
jhif was oi^eof bis first etl'er(.s.
' fffiH U*- G. Slaloa, forhier assistant teach- v
er at this Dlace. Daid our town a visit last
lo the Master's cause has been takou away.
S|f? wijl be n^isseij in the Churcl{ nu<{ tij?
iffSjpi- meeting, iu j>uauajr sc||qqIs, lite ,
CitUii*u Endeavor and (ho Woman's Missionary
Societies, and in all the oharities of the
nhurch. Wc miss her in our Circle, and
will tniss hsr in all its privileges; devotional 1
sosial, aud her roady response to calls of 1
eharMy and lovo? vi
While wc deplore our loss, wo feel that it G
is a bent diction, that one of our members, C
' A King's Daughter all glorious within" s
has entered "into the King's Pslaco."
Our thoughts go out to her children and t
O^Vl Ulirs #?;W fop ihem'' ' ' I1
Rkso'lvkp.' That we deeply sympathise ?
with her bereaved children and earnestly
pray that they mny ever remember the training
of a pious mother, and that they may
all live clove lo our Heavenly Father who has
taken to llimse.f iu tho Spirit world their
father and mother.
"ttJCLVRt,; That a p*ge iu the Secretary's i
J>oMcbS rtfjebtioipitcly inscribed to hor mem- j
gr y- \
HW01iV>p: That a cqpy of this tribute be i
given to her ohildron' *nd a copy to Iter pi- |
retiisi and that the Unio.nTi.mrs and L.miaa.m
Auvbhtihkr be requested to puhllthMRS.
J. L YOUNG, President. 1
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Bundaj.
Miss Ida Brown, of Mullins, S. C., baa
been visiting her sister, Mr*. B. B. James.
Mrs. Jas. Wood who has been nurturing
for several months of cancer o( the face, is
i;riti(4|t1y III, and liqr fpieutjs haye (t|tle op
po hope of her reoovery. iter daughter,
Mrs. S. A. Lipecome, of Uatl'uey, has beeu
with her for some time. ,
A literary society has been organized here
known as the Sbaaespcar Club. No doubt ,
it will be instructive as well as plea?ut.
"Mignonette."
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J* KM. 4,?The'r^wusno preaching at Salem
yesterday. We suppose jMr. llobinsou, the
minister was kept bsok by bid weather aud
roads. .
B Capt. J. T. Moorhead onr efficient town- 1
hip Supervisor, went around last week to
locate tbe road sections ani divide the I
Landt..
. IttlWfl p.- ilqbbris of Shelby N. C, vyas 1
* down on his plantation Inst week looking''
after Ins lurunng interest. ,
"Vox." i
Honored And Beloved.
Thiiiutk by the "Chkkrful Circle"
Kino's Dauoutkpb, to tueir i.ate member,
Y- I'WOur
Father hklh'dealt tho blow, an J we
Nit loving children humbly bow in submission,
knowiog, "He doeth all things well."
The heart that was ever active in His servico
is still: and the bauds that loved to work
for suflering humanity lie folded to rest.
The sweet voice we loved to hear in prayer
is-husbed' ibo lips closed, nut| she whose
Aany walk Add donvirsatidn revealed a life
uvu Auuiiuwmvw* # . Ptf
It is ordered, That the twenty-fifth d*y ?jj
>f February, \ l{&5, h? fi*<M Mr h*ar K
ng of Petition, and a final Bettloment of Bei
aid Estate. .
JASON M. GREER,
Judge l'robate.
Jan. 25. 4 5t.
A Contest of Colore.
TJp in the red *na<t's country, in which
representatives' of nearly all races appear
to have congregated, there was a pv
Mic pontoat betweon Messrs. Uluo and b?
White, and strangely enough they were p?
joth black. The blaok uicu were ar- be
rested by a red man and tried before a oo
white man. It was not a war of races
>r of color.?Galveston News. 1
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We handle nothing but the
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:UGS, OILS', TOILET ARTICLES, 8TA
HONERY. SOAPS, PERFUMES, EX- i
TRACTS. TOBACCO. CIGARS, ?
AND CIGARETTES. _
i lire agents for the celebrated PRINCE tr
f INDIA cigars. The best io town, try "
i and be counnced.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
Jrs. Very Respectfully,
Drs. Munro and Going hate their office
our s'oro no 1 will he found there in the
ure.
IE CAROLINA DRUG CO. 1(
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BEAUTIFY w
)UR HOMES BY PAINTING WITH
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ready mixed paints. f
OR 10 YEARS
We have handled
these paints with ~
the Best Results. Y
VAGON PAINTS,
Buggy Paints, Furnit
ure Yarnisli, "
Stains, Hard Oil
Finish, Putty and ?
Window Glass, at
OWEST PRICES.
Paint color card
and quantity esti
mates furnished on ?
application.
.. H. FOSTER Ac CO.
?ANT BROS". I
EADQUARTERS FOR GROCERIES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
1EAL,
FI^OUR,
B ACOIV,
.SALT j
ID OTHER GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND.
ic Peerless Magnolia Hams,
AND BEST 100 PER CENT i
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UGAR,
COFFEE, C
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AHCY GROCERIES. ICl
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A FULL LINE OF
DIMMED AMP UNTHIMMED
$3. H A. T ? , -??*- ~
}R LADIES AND MISSES- "
EVERYBODY INVITED M
WILL SELL TO SVir THE TIMES ? un?
MRS. JAS. GRANT, \
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JICE STOCK AND FINE WORK" St?
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AT IS THE VERDICT OF OCR CLT5, Uni
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Hi of stock anil fine woik at LESS COST
ban any competing bouse in the Soiph.
GEO . GEDDE^,
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Washington, November 28.? Senator .
igh, who has jufct returned from Ala- J~
ma, says little or nothing beyond the KO(
.ssage of the appropriation bills will &
i accomplished at this se&sion of the the
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FINAL DISCHARGEoticn
is hereby given that R. C. Greer,
as A dmiuistrLtQ, litU ^etai* ofi Jane
treor, deceased,', has applied to Jason M. IN
Ireer, Judge of Probate, in and for the rji
lounty of Union, for a final discharge as
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IS THE TIME TO BUILfjyoUR
3 A S T U I E S.
re have a large quantity of the BESs Galvanized Steel 4
point Barbed Wire, which we aret ffering in small
_i. o;? A "
iuio lit 44 cuius per pouna. Bttecial, price
made on lots of one ton oflnore.
)0 POUNDS OF THIS WIRE WIL| RUN A FENCE OF
3 STRANDS ABOUT 180 YARDS WIRE NAILS
ARE THE CHEAPEST AM) BEST.
e have just received onother new l|uof Plows, made of
the best steel, and for 8hapc|i|ve are the
' p i o n e eIIr s""
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OU GET THE BENEFIT OF OUR <AR LOAD RATES
ON
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FOR THE ASKINgl
THE OLD RELIABLE"
i H. FOSTER & CO
GIVERS OF GOOD VAUES.
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Winter goods ?
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"TT w ^ are the people you are
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XJL clean o it the remainder of
)ur winter stock,
3 will offer for the next 30 days our do tire stock of heavy
goods, including
LOTHING, DRESS GQQDS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS'
BLANKETS, JEANS, CASHMERES,
id all goodi at cost. Those that
ive anything to buy in any of the ab< ve lines, will lind it
their interest to purchase from us. D? not forget to bring
?ur pocket book, for we cannot afford th sell at these nrioe*
r other than SP(X? CASH.
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U a meeting of the To.wn Council held Kif O Tp XAl A V?
i day, the Wowing resolutions were XvJ-J VY iA.X\X-/?
inimously adopted. rilHE aboYsjreward will be paid anyone
X furnishing evidence sufficient to cooIT
HEREAS, the Legislature at its late vict any of i| noting tire arras within the
V session has made the enforcement of corporate lW* ?' the Town of Union.
Dispensary law more binding, and the Uy orde# O ths Council,
reme Court having declared ti\$ l*w oon- Attest: i |
utional. L. 0. j. a. FANT,
lf-iolreiy That we, the Town Council of 'J Clerk. Mayor,
on, aro determined to enforce the law, Nov. 9 46 .f.
I do hereby warn all violators that they M __
st ccnse their illicit traffic, or bear the
sequences.and that not.ee to this H ?>, L. SCHUflHSItT, T. D. BUTLER
dished in the Uuion Timm. gT!
A. A. FANT, 571 soucitorjh cimuit, 0. S. cohmissiom.
Mayor SOHIHUPFRT A. QIITI CD
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LV'rudT ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
kai. > Clerk and Trcas. '
j 3 1-2 LAW RANGE,
fSiuneil Chamber, Dec. 2fi, 1894. PSION, S? ??
Business ioti iat?d in our hands will receive
oBl Immediate attention.
Dissolution of Partnership, M*rch ^
IAVING purchased the entire interest ef f NO 1 ICili.
L. P. Murphy in the business, stook, ? J ???
id will, name etc. of the firm of BAILEY A|1 peT<fJ indebted to the firm of Bailey
MUKPHY. Notice is hereby given that ami Murpfcsre hereby notified that same I
i partnership between T. E. Bai'ey and I11U8t be ^ ^ onco eilhcr Wl(h Mr. j c<
P. Murphy has been and is dtesdvod. \ywiiac, Alt] or myself,
o business will continue in the name of ry Respectfully
1 T. k. Bailey.
T.E.BAILEY. ^
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The year just closed, 1894, will go on
record as the most successful year of our
business, and we feel inspired by last year's
. success to greater efforts for 1895. We have
J" D # it
/; started out with the determination to make
^ the )Hi
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the leading DRY GOODS, SHOE AND ji7
=CL0THING=
house in upper South Carolina?as it is in
Union to-day. We promise to exert ourselves
to the uttermost to s?U you goods
cheaper than ever before.
Ie have just finished overhauling our
cf/-*r*l.r o 4* *-wl 4l? #* 4 1- - 1 /? k
"WVrk) ivnu mm Ulilt >VC I1IIVC lllOUSSinUS OL
goods we are determined to close out in the
next few weeks. Don't wait until they are
all sold. Come at once and get the best bargains
ever offered yen.
HARRY & BELK.
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GROWS GREATER AND GRANDER.
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OU business is the marvel of tho day a rush all the time. No in:.- vals
of dullness or depression, hut quick movement every minute
from Monday morning until Saturday night.
Trado pours in from every direction, tho whole county furnishes its
quota of customers to the daily crowds that fill our store and swell <>ur
sales.
DRY GOODS, SHOES & HATS,
PAGINATE, MAGNETIZK. AiTRACT.l'OI'l I.ARI/.l
BECAUSE OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW
The results we have reached would have been impossible, had \y<j trh d
to sell Dry Goods and Shoes in the regular hum drum way. e d n't
attempt to do it.
WE HAD
^FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLRAS worth
of Dry Goods, Shoes and Ilats to sell, so we determined that the
DC8t way to turn trie stock into hard cash was to sell tlicm at
20 PER CENT.
@ LESS THAN ANY OTHER MERCHANT?
AND THAT IS WAT WE ARE DOII.
o?icin and sea our prices and bo convinced that what we say is true.
THE PURCELL CASH CO
AT R. T, GEE'S OLD STAND.
CnCOM FERTILIZER COMPANY.[ Notice of Klection. '
T F AT I\(l nur<?liQ??rl f li o nlonr of il>* I
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xjl Atlantic Phosphate Company, togcth- "VTotice is hereby given that ait Clo ' mi
er with the entire stock, brand and good-will, Xi will be held tit ttio usual volir g pl.ico
we take this method of naekitig tho friends on Feb. 11th, 1895, to fill the offices of C ork
tod patrons of the Chicora Fertilizer Compa- and Treasuer of Town of Union,S.C. ' 1 -crvo
uy for their cordial support and patronage in the term of twelve months. K. J<- . .,n,
the past, and now solicit tho patronage of tho I,. N*. Rodger, and J. II. Darllc- nro
Atlantic Phosphate Conipany.es well as the herepy appointed Maoagera of Regi.-tv tion
Chicora brands, guaranteeing that, under the and Election Rook of Registration w ill bo
inanagemeot of the Chicora the reputation open ouJan.2Hih, Feb. 4th, and 5ih, fvi*
earned by Atlantic brands will bi fully sua the registration of all logr.l voters,
tained. Ry order of the Counoil.
CIllCORA FERTILIZER COMPANY; J so. A. Fast.
Charleston, S, C. Mayor.
(JHO. A. WAUKNEK, General Manager. Atteet: L. 0, Yocso, Clerk A' Trea-.
Dec. 14-&0-3in. ^ j ^ I .L. S. CouncilChamber Jau, S 'J
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