The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 05, 1895, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextTHE TJJNTIO 1ST TIMES. JOtf 1/1* ORUDUP. Iditor. 1'ridaj, March 2V, 1693. RATE8 OP ADVERTISING. One UHur per qu?ru fir?i insertion, fifty cents per square for each subsequent inneriio i i.iber&L contracts frill bo made for ip-iff t'?>r a I vertisenieot* of three month* dur ?ii ii uul over. I. .< idvertisoiwents tkn n:.vrs a lin 5, i?OST OFFICE DIRECTORY. u ' O. will be opened for business fi-j - \. M. to 6.00 P. M. I 10 Money Order Departnieut will be op. r. 1 i >r business from It A. M. to 4 I'. M. oing Hast will cl'"t'' promptly at !_' I - i M.; going Wcsi 1.10 I'. M. K. W. 11A 1111 IS. I*. M. I ) )! Nl.iS All'JU N I) TONW. !.al: i MiKis-irk returned fro in Coliuiii' i ! im r-'amrday. Mr i!. I . Ar'bur returned froni New York 1 i^t 1 nc-J ?y. Mr-. T. Dane in aril children spent la-i iv.v; in Spartritburg Mir .In ia Haiti ey is oil a visit to lier daig .ter Mrs. I'. M. Farr. Nji ,.l .;o. I'. Rice has quite at iugeaous w . i el .king his bioyole carry two. in ,i inv cpung-iiKe nays nave 1 ?ij> i- v ! i Uo appearanoo of everybody'e tfowero ... Davit tdrogory opent lnrt Sandey w. ,1 r i ulier .Mr. F. H. Count*. I'r. ii.tm Smith w very much indisposed mid .s going to Uleuu'o to recuperate. I I. I i? i r hn r.turned to Union* i.u . ii:i< taken charge of her father p houseMrs. T. i: Bailey wont to Joneeville on Sa in tay to ?pe?d u day or two. Mi- - 1.14 MoNally and Carrie Littlejehn w. tit lonc-itilic lust Saturday. i.i s ru lay, llev. H. U. Pearson, livnu Kill j I through Uaion on bis way to t )i nng o'.iu . AS I'm:;.,, \itliur, who is teaching nt Sin.in apont ln?t Saturday and Sun lay ut her ii .i.e. .Ml ..< in iie< spent most of Monday and 'lne-d \ 1 nking at the pretty thiugs at F?.i r and ...ipaiiy. Mi- -i i 'in Utile of ('lint ju arrivM nut Snimdny. an I was for a lew Jays the guest of Mi- \ iuI'Tsoii 'drown. I.i ii I ridtty evening, Mrs. Jno. A. Fant gave a | urtv iii honor of her neicc, Mien iJeruiee Fa ill, ofSintUC l Here h is been morning and evening sor. Vice in tiio Methodist Cliureu during this weol\. I.ei .^rn iiiy uiitte a number of addition* wan in i !e lo ilie member*!.ip of the I'resbjioi i in (.'iiurch, by letter. .Mi - I n.it's F. I'liomjisou. formerly Miss J'jiu i.i -.t, of '?latouia, X. C., t[snt last Ssutur !.:y in town. Mi . Win. Jeter, who a siiort tetue ago Im l . h/i.ic destroyed by tire, is in Iowa ru i \ tj her uieoe Mrs. Geo. Garrett. ; -".din* Elder visitod the Melhedist Cln.; i i.i-i Sundiy and held quarterly in c v r u: r. \:' \ '1 i*rimba.ll came up last Saturday lo - ii t parents and returned to Columbia on M t. ay. She is n student at the College fur.-N men. i . i nitml>vr cf Union people went to .1 m. . l v?rSuuday to attend the Sunday S- < uveution which meets every tifth Sun. i ay. M. - Ad lie ICair came bnok from aa extended \ i>it to Fairfield last week. She will make her home with her grandfather, Mr. V. A. Robinson. Motors ('tough and Hen Arthur wero kei . to busy for a couple of days last wei tiistributiug the invitations to the o] ir...0 of Foster :iu dCompauy. l?i ijton ilecvcs, formerly .Miss 1. e Mc>ally, left on Saturday for Jonesv. i :ii which place 'lie will start on M .. .. : . her home in Cave Spring-, Ga. Mln.-rva ster. after spending somo we. w. h h'T sou j family, returnel last \\. . I iv to her lnnnJ in Spartanburg ne .' inied 1 ?y M is* Carrie Spauii. I tnina I.ynain of Wilmington. Uela., wit . i fur several year* winiered in folinv. i .1 n >w trying lite gent il Mm ..sphere I l in n. I'.>r ilit; next few week* ah# will ho >i I w i!i M re. I ?aw kitu ' i next Snmlny. \pti\ Till . ilio Sacra niftit ! ti.o i.ord a Supper will l>e celebrated! t? ill 1'r\ turi ui I'liuroli Preparatory .- i v. 1 will lie held Saturday morning :t eleven o cluck. M,r, I!. I". Marry camo back fiMiu the N i!iicrn markets lust Saturday llis goods li t fjci'ti arriving l'jr ten 'laya or more. M: Marry has this season qcrctofora evidence I his goo I lasti in lite seiccti n of his sPK !;. Miss Henrietlc Cierbig of Archbald, I'enna. who has for some weeks been the guest * f the Misses Oetzel, left last Saturday f< ? CbarlcstsD and ether points Sstith. SLe will return te her home the latter part of April. Miss Katie Merrill of Alctiu, S. tJ , one of the Seminary girls, has been tailed home by events of not a very serious nature. Miss Derta Register, another So iniaai j girl, was vailed home last week to her lather who had the misfortune to he severely 'ojnred in the machinery ef Ins lumber mill. ? - The opening at Foster an I Company was something that to be justly appreciated, would have to be seen, and from the number of "Souvenir bouquets'' observed upon the streets on Mouday, the ladies attended pretty largely. As the Souvenir* only numbered one hunJred, those that caine late had logo without then. The selection of good9 iu all the departments was very fine, nrd the managers and employers, on e and all deserve great commendation for tb<? very tastely and elaborate arrangement of the whole building. It would not seem that one coald fail to find what they might desire in eithej price or qurlity. The whol display evidenced the piinstaki ng care an taste of those who decorated. Please notice tne oill issued by the County Sunday School President. Those who want to inform themselves on Sunday Sr'cho#1 work will have a good opportunity to do so n~?'. ...i...,.r it i'r?r UVTT, i/vu i IMII i j mav UVI Vi ? > * v<< Sams, as most of our readers know, is State Sunday Scbeol Lecturer, l'rof. lleynolds is the Jniernational Field Superintendent. Notice of their coining would have t>ecn giveQ earlier but the Sunday Schools herc did not get noiice until tkiu week They will get here on the tuid-duy train Thursday and leave on Friday. All who have th*" work of the Sunday School a: kofi'.l should attend and bernstrunted. Services at the Methodist i.'buruU at Z.Utl and 8 p. m. . ?. MAIIKIKD? At the res deuce of the groom's parents on the 10th inst. at .*> 1'. M. Mr. ' *. T. Tracy and Miss Fannie Linear*!. 'J. 0. Vaughn ollictating. Their many relatirr* aud friends wish lor them a happy aud prosperous life. . MK.EoilOU. As the County is oeriously considering who will be the prober person, to send to the constitutional convention. Allow me to suggest the name of tj. II. l'eak 1-lsq. lie m well versei in the law, conscientious, and painstaking in wna'ercr no UQuerinaus an 1 it' honored art a delegate will do evejy thing in bis power for the best interest of the whole State. . # . Mr S. M. Rice. Jr. K.L". has a peculiar kind of cora which he calls Rice 8 Eureka Stock Corn. The peculiarity is thai in addition to the orbinary shuck, cieli grsin is insascd in a sing's shuck, tanking the ear of corn look vsry much like a large head ol wheat. He has written all oboul to the dif'oreat seed moa bat can find none like it anywhere, lie g>t his first seed front a man ia North Carolina, who had an ear o it as a eurosity. What was only a freakf has cerne to be useful as a stock food. lie has ' had eereral letters front seed men and one or two from the U. S. Agricultural L>ept in regard to the oern. Notice. Prof s Same and Reynolds, Sunday Sshool lecturers will be at I'nion on the 11th inst. to illu strate fc>uuday School work- All those who a ro interested as teachers in the Sunday School work nro earnestly requested to he preseut, W. T. Thomson l'res. Co. S. S. COAL The Co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Mciuro & Cotipany is this day dissolved qy mutual cosent. Mr Em.slic Nicholson is authorized to suttlc all accounts. IV W. McLURK KMSI.IE NICHOLSON I The COAL ltUSINKSS will he conducted hereafter l>y Mr Kuislic Nicholson, who has purchased my interest in tlio business, and 1 cordially bespeak fur him the patron age of my friends and customers. V W. McLURE. I'nion, S.C Final Dischargr, "VJ"otice is hereby {riven thst IV. I' V?i!J. i kins Administrator of iho Kstato ? Mm. Ilaltie <; H ilk ins lecei'.vd. has appli p'l to .l.i?ou M. (ireer .Inl^o of IT' bate i nnu lor the County it I'm u, foraliiial die ehnrjre as adiniuistrat jr. Ir is oRiiKHKii, I'll at t!ie fourth day < MnykA. 1). Ih'^o. bo l*izo> 1 f >r hearing of I'e titioo. and h final ?ctt>iuemt of i :ii I Kstau J ?son M. (Jretr. Judge prub.no Union County NOTICE. rnilF is n-.w upon. \i v Jack vii' J. rmi 1 ns usual .it Oarrett's stable. To inoet the low price of cotton, the price Las been reduced from Sfl'J to sMO W. E. UAV. \ ? Ordinance For Supplies. B? it orilxiiici by the Town Council of Union, in the Mate of South Carolina, now rnet aud silt'ng, aud by authority of tlio same: Skc. 1 That a tax of 2.'. mills upon every dollar of tbo vpluc of nil Ileal Kstate, Personal Properly. Slock in Trade, is hereby lovicJ to meet the ordinary expenses of the Municipal Government of the said town lor for the fiscal year commencing I be 1st day of May, IS'Jfj. Si.?*. 2 That a tax of two mills upon every dollar of the value of nil Ileal Estate, Personal Property, and Slock in Trade, is herelevied to retire the school bonds, duiing tiscal year beginning 1st of May 1 Sic. d That a u?.\ of A mill upou every dul1 ir of the value of all Heal Estate, Personal Properly, and S ock in Trade is hereby levied to meet (be interest on School bonds during the tiscal year begiuuing 1st May. I K't.V Sf.c. 4 That the Hum of three (3) dollars be fixed as a commutation Cor street or road duty, and the suid s tm to be paid by each and every attic bodied mule person bewtcen the ages of eighteen (lb) and fifty (*>0) years who reside or labor within the corporate limits of saul town. Sec. 5 That the Town Clerk and Treasurer do proceed at once to collect the taxes herein levied, and t hat he shall kctip his books open from the first day of May uext to the first day of June, 1S05, after which lime he shall proeceJ by distress or otherwise as prescribed by law. to collect such as remain unpaid, with a jenalty of twenty percent, and costs of collection ad del. Sec. ti That the basis of value for the taxation of Ileal Kslate, Personal Property and Stock in Trade shall be taken from the assesmentsas levied by the County Auditor iu Februav, lbl'O. Sec. 7 License fees shall be for the aaid fiscal year (no aliowance to be made for any part of said year) as follows: For each Sewing Machine Agent, $ 0.00 Life lusnrauce Company 10.6o " " Fire " " 500 " " L:very Sale Stable " " Dealer iu Mules and Horses In.00 Carriage, Duggy, or Hack kept for litre outside Livery * ui.li.. 1/\ *vi* i OIUUIC - - - ?. 1 V.W For cacU two-horse L)roy, including. Mow License - - 10.00 For each one horse Dray, including I'low Licence - - 5.00 l or each Meat .Market. - 10.CO " Milliard Room on .Main Street Ha.00 " Rack " 15.00 Ten I'm Alloy - - 50.00 Circus, per day - - 75.00 " ' Side Show - - 10.00 Leeiure. Musical llotertaiu* ineiit. I'lay or Show, lor icward, per day - - 5.00 For each liincrunt Salesman - 5.00 Auctioneer ... 5.00 Agent <>r Solicitor for sub* script ion Cor slock of any nou-rcsivicnl 15. L. Associaiion or Investment Company. per day - - 5.1)0 Rone and ratified under i lie Corporate Seal of the said Town of Cnion, S. C., ou the HHth lay of March, 1805. Attest: ( !.. S. ) JNO. A. FA NT. T.. (I. Vol Ml. lutendaut. Clerk and Treasurer. :|In j: :|Poor : Health i * ? /means to nuicli more, than', /you imagine?serious and', /fatal diseases result from*, , 'trilling ailments neglected.', ,' 1 >on't play with Nature's', /greatest gift?health. ', , TT'~" if you are feeling ' , , _ lout of sort*, weak . , Tj Iami generally exIhausie.l. nervous, i OlUVvl l'11^ "" "I-peiiie , v ? ? ? ' ????? giKi can't work, m M begin ;it oncetak- X \ V ing tlic most rella-, <f I /"if* ,:ic strengthening , \ I I III B medicine.w tin li is , 11 WAX Brown's Iron Bit- , , ters. A few hot- , , ties cure-benefit , l< ^ comes from the, ? J 11 T 2 jJ\ C serv first close- i* , , ^ Jl HI .8 . 1 wn t ittun yonr , , ttfth, a ti it it's , ? pleasant to tjke. , ft Cures 8 I ' Dyspcp.ua, Kidney and I.iver ? , Neuralgia, Troubles, ? ( ' Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments ' , Women's complaints. , ' ' ! t c ' . . i;; ino it has crossed red ' tin* n .; : !. Allot Iter h nteuuh- * 1 l it nt ipi i : t ?if two.' st.'imps w e ' \\ 'I I "t Jen ftenntifat tVurlil's " ' f hir \ icw . i'i'| i no'* lice. , . 1 B tlMORE, MO. ' | I l-'or sale by I*. I . I'osey mid 1'nion I'rug i floti'P my IV' I'lln I.\nii i #f I'mon; Cis -.ocoiiiit <>f failing t>oniih I ?h?!i in th? fuitire bo unable t<> maka wiovr 'bun otic drai.i a week, or 'lu any ?oik in lint* M t work will l>? ironfitiod ti uiftkiig ni>.8 <lrc*M if?i:t. I'erus: WtmeJ, io t-I.VO i bilk*, >'V(Mi to Tli inking Jin t'-iry-inr pitrotiau:; in ih> ' r"' in I iiaa.'ni; y'.isr in'hi Pi'nrp \ Tli ' the ?? tira jt.c of r' I vm V at tka above rit?* [ l!eip<?!lully. Until Hurt | .< ( our lino of now fining <1ret gooJji. : t'ljiii in *?>ool g iO'I* ?i"l \m?h gontl* ch'oipor thin c'tr be/ore known a'. GRAHAM c*. j Sl'AKUS. { NEW SPF A T T (\UT T A -ri.x jju vv ?n NOW IS YOUR 1 MIUM OFFERED F DAYS. Call and see us and we will wi ich will entitle you to ! anc ready for hanging iu yon ' as Ten Dollars CASH with i it, we will give you one years Cultivator- tbe best Agricul in addition to all this, will sell any house in South Carolil great many of our competitors. SEE A EE1 (jlood checked homespun at extra heavy yard wide s Fruit of the Loom yard wide (]ream of the mill yard wide Mill at G1 c Gilt Edge nice blac from So npwad. A man's sliii dozen. Ren. ember the above pi motto now is to sell for cash, s cheaper than you can buy then Watch our advertisement eve: dime savidg and dollar makin, have something injthis space tl every week. graham < BEAUTIFUL S We are now reciving dV'ly one of the hai GooJs, Notions, Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, 1 ever shown to tIte peoplu of Union, and what pri;1} which we propose to mark, at a close lit vantage. Our line of drees fabrics e >n?ists < * rcpou le Sjios, Wool ('haliiee, Sublimai, Si all kinds. Our line of lilack Goods is what 1 MILLINERY, MILLIP Our Milliner, Miis II tncock is now loin been spending somo time getting up the latesi a'l millinery goods. CLOT For men, hoys and children. On thU lino w cent off from what you have been paying. I Alpines?all the nobbiest shapes. Call asr = M C L U 'That's Right." SIAV1NU MACIII.NKS ON TilK Installment Plan < i I V I: r> INK KIKSl (S'AI, INSTALL Ml.NT. ttfl.s.i.0 AND I K !'.!< i I IT) ON A "Demorest' am> tiir v\ < i]ink is vui'i>.\ ski: point? A wii't n .'? tye;.r nil ir.nitee goes with each inurliiiio. A. H. FOSTER & lii). ?ING GOODS. .RIFF PRICES iME. A BiG PREOR THE NEXT 30 present you with a ticket a fine large oil painting, framed r parlor, if you spend as much s in 30 days, or if you prefer sudscription to the Southom Itural Journal puplished. And y 11 your g ods as cheap a? aa and CHEAPER than a iV PRICES. 4c per yard, sheeting * 4c and oc " f Bleaching Tc Bleaching, made in the Union king at oc Qotton pant goods tl'J j. Bill thread l()c per rices ir can strictly Rash, as our sell more goods and to sell them i elswherc in Union, ry week and keep posted, for g will interest you, we will tiat will 1 of value to you Yours Truly, & SPARKS PRING GOODS. ideomest a id] m ist complete lines of Dry fale, Trunks, Creckery ware aid Tinware is belter still, a'l hiught at a low tariff iug [>rofit and giro oar cuatemer* the adif uti the latest weaves and style*. Crepoue, IIcm for shirt Waist#, Whit# Go#*#, Lace# 01 ire *lway# fry to liar# it?an top JERY, MILLINERY!!! e fro a the uorlhor i markets wier# ?'? li?s t spaps?, in Hjsuols, l.ac#s, Floirec# an 'I HING a oan tell you at prioa# from 33 to 60 par ospool our iine of men'# hate ia Stiffs and ly at R E ' S . = NOTICE TO TEACHERS. i School Commissioner, Dear Sir: Ths Stale Board of Examiners will meet in my oflice on the oth., dsy of April next for tlie purpose of examining applicant** for Slate Teachers Cert itioates, ?n<l for I he Iransaction of all other business thai may come before the Board. Your County Board of Examiners will meet at your County seat on the libit., dsy of April next fur ilie purpose of examitiiog applicants for ilie County Teachers Certificates and the transaction of all other husine-s ilia may come before the Boifd. (live due and proper notice and oblige. Yours truly \V. i). Mayliol I, Slate Sup'I 111 Mrach 1ill ;tt. HuckIcn s Arnica SalveTim Hi.- r iv\l.vn iu the world for 1'tiis, ilrtiiHjj. S. ro?, F'ccr?, c* ?' Kheum, Fever Sunt, Teller, Chapped Ilandv, Chilblain*, t orns, hi.(I all Skin Cruption?, and poai live'y cnrt'H I'i'es. or no pnjr r.i; J It gn-.nu;tc' ' givo nerfoct antis:> or .none" refu .i. I'rice 2't ceali per box. FOU "aALL ItV B. F. 1 USFY. t

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