The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 10, 1895, Image 4
THE TJ MIOM TI2VE1DS.
JOS J. AH CRUDUP. - l:dit,or.
i'ridil), !<>. IS5)."?.
P03TOFFICE DIRECTORY.
Tin* I'. <>. will lie opt'tii'il lur business
flora S A. M. io ('>.( ( P. \i.
TUo Money Or?ler iH'piirOm-nl will be
oponi'il for biiMuess from A. M. (o T P. M.
M.iii ??#!tig I'.;hi will ?T?>e |in>ui|>tlv at
11MU P. M going West l.l(? P. M.
K. U . II MllllS. P. M.
1 )OlMJS AKOU.N I > TOWX.
Mr- ;ii:<1 Mrs. .J. I- P.ruwi.ing were
in lowii !:i?i Moti'l iy.
Mr. at.d Mr#. 1'. II. I.nt !mv? pone to
Wa-hingtou tor a lew di\s.
A } 111y of I'Dion's young, people went
In#! t\ e li o- 1 ay night for a mo might pic nicI !>It
p I'tmciu will ] reach in the Mctho
!i"t l.'luirrh next CduiJ.y im ruing at IP
o clock.
1?' _v nu wi#h to see M>s:u.th.ng grand in
the llower line, look it the Peony in Mr#.
J. I.. i oung # yard.
Hm au>l af er May loth the #ijre# will be
cl<?cd at 'i i.' clock ia order to give the
clink* out dear exercise during the hot summer
mouth".
Mi*# lit hi.in 1 ti alter an absence of
neary ctgiiteo . month# returned to her
home tlie middle if la#t week. tSlie has
In en visiting ic la lives in liuiiiukc, Ya.
Mir#.* I':nit.ii l.y..i ?u, after #pen ling live
in Cuiou iciurued to t'olumbia list Monday
She will ritara t' her home iu Wihuingtoa
L'el'i. the .att r put ef th.' month.
"tie ot the j retii -i things iu town for
the la-t Wie.i rttvj t" Ike rose arbor at the
i. i?t .. i i.. i i ii- v. it ;ii. I ice. i a r or
feet be i of I i oa.s.
Ml*. ??? . 1 *. I'lM'liu has ll I 1 I) Inks
Ii 3 s>>a *' i ?*. * -1 ' .* ' m lib it,j to eoasalt
About iii . arm : a i- \* .i- In- hell wni.e pracliclllg
W i\ -! .1 ; i. i I - I.Ml il li Jjl' > Vll ClMokC'l
rill I intiy ii.ivo io i-?' reset.
Mr. :iiiJ Ml lieiij. Ail-to i left last
Saturday fur i\ic-t ; Vt e hive bee J inloiuiv
i tiiit i.wi.i l>e away the greater
part of tii" int:no.'. they go t) lite
in >uu' mis li'oiu tin's tor.
Mr. and Mi . v. ,n icd i>. Artiiui Inking
iiivnnt.ige it t >ie camp riles, went to
W\i-h:iig:nn, ii iliuuni e :in*l other places iu
vicinity. 1 aoy left. Ii.ro on Tuesday mill
expect to iiturti wit inn a week.
Although tiic e w i' n > lightning in town
1 is; S.tu-1 iy, tin re iif.t-t ii.tve been p eaty of
n near Now Hope t'li ireli. It nearly proved
bit i! to two | e h. ti. iu-. it .? thought, both
w ii] recover 1 he i lli e .-.
It i-> -1 t tai. t.ie i.'e: ire delivered Ii ere
ii>*. I r.tiv eve i. i ; by Mi-- I'.li/ibelli Vales
of Main-, >n t ! - iii"; ,-e >1 l'.ie Monte :iti>l
State, i? a t v ."y tin". f ie A i I ienee was
nit a 1 trge hi >iw ii5 t i it- ii jt being largely
a Iverti/.ed.
I'r. M n.ti.'ig i Sain!' left here en Tues
i tv for Net \ r\ hi I other point? lie wilt
combine rei r itioi and i'ltsitie-- as lie inten-Is
to in ilte inve-tigiiiom in the line of
l is profe.--on- Hi- will lie nw.iy several
\> eelts. an I w ill vi-it in my of the leading
Ho-jilt Is oi In- is iw iv.
I'>nt get t'ie loetiiaeh.*, for the 1'entist
l?r 11 i\. > nit i iii- if >.io t> .sew 1 ir.i .in 1
will lie ii.>n\ fir :v-:. I13- r two weeksHi
trip is l- .1 ttvii to >1 nl-.iect, business
nil I | 1 ?. 4- 1; I! uiiy li >ilj is 1 i-li enough
I" Ills 'I I'. I 0 X"?I * * H I > I". IV. M.
Mi 1 lor :n :v I i'.:? t j ;ive re'ief.
Willi iiuicli l'e/fi 1 we le.it? thn' t'.ipt
Melville I'mter liiv l 1' liilf p.ist three 0clock
In it S r.nt l?v eveuiti^, it hi- home in
\-lievii e ^ i 1 ij - 1 it tcr w.is known lierc
t- !;> in hit i--I V!. - Sii<ie. only <liiiifhter of
lie . i'i I': H F. I! tw!-. I 111 -1 cxteu<ls to
tile let I i\e I w >.c ill! chlMrell, her deepest
-ytupuliv
<*
I'er . ' .i".t for tlii< e>iiuty kite
1.-e'i receive I l>v .1 '.v:\{ nf the Court.
I-c wu i :\e 1: the c 11 nty will
' 1 v ?.ic r c > I >. w ir li 1 t . their re-pcc
ve f -1 > . CCS is 11-11 I
1
v . 1 I? 1 -e i - evoti^etii meet1
; .. tl? ? lin'l jVe't 11 ofll ict 1 ' ti.e I niotl
1 f VI I ' I' v- T I VI irris ttitil
" 1' tii Fi . tit ' it :r I.i_v 1 I lit in-t.i
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t 'l e:i ! i ii.i. .ti .
. . . ii I iiion went
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y . :: lierc at
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Federal Court Heard
From.
Columbia Special;
May H. Judge Got! renders bis decisio
in the Registration cases to-day. lie de
cides tha ttbe cases are Federal quostious, an
come properly wiiliiu his jurisdiction. 11
finds no wurrnnt in the constitution for (li
regisration certificates nor any autliorit,
for a change of certificate by change of res
idence, as it is harrusfiug. lie does uo
understand why the registration books ar
closed rn.nit lis hcture (lie election, au 1 pre
noiinces the law by which those not qua'ilie
and voting in 1882 are debarred, a stupend
ous outrage, lu the light of allegations
(he remaining days makes no difference
The effect of this system is to fearfull,
impede the right of suffrage, and stabs ti
death rights and immunities guaranteed b,
the Federal Constitution, lie holds tha
it is his duty to interfere and grants an orde
restraining Mills i n any tf his acta as super
viior of registration.
Judge tioff is severe on the registration law
Judge Simonton announcing opinion in til
dispensary case . holds, that it is not a sui
against the state and is a Federal question
He declares the law unconstitutional ii
so far as it forbids citizens to import liquor
for their own use, as it descriminates
against the products uf other states. In
junction issues
I nion has I wo J. C. Wallaces. The J.C
Wallace whose horse look up his abod
in Rroad River, to the damage cf his niaste
Tea Dallars. and "wear and tear ' is a son
in-law of Mr. James Moorehead, and is
new Comer;'' (he other J. C. Wallace, th
well known attorney of the Uoion bar, is t
live citizen ol years standing, he says "thirty
and he wishes it distinctly u nderstood tha
he is no ones ?m-in-law. And for fear
that two mens misfortune, may at sometiim
tali to one man s credit, and to prevent it, hi
lias decide t that lie will bo heresfiei
known and indicated as J. Chough Wallaci
lie says that lie wants it understood, thai
the duad responsibility of earring a "jul
tnnlJU name (as it generally indicates a bij
bag of nothing I is forced upou him, but n<
one he believes can match (hat middle nauu
and proposes to carry the uamc aud the re
ejiMusiui in j? ins "en, ui ?> ziy 11(1*1 t>a* 11
I'll BISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
The South Carolina Christian Eodeavo
L'uiou held its fourth, and by tar its most
Miccessful convention at Blacksvilie, on th
'Jtith, 'Ji'th and USth of April. There wcr
nfty-seven delegates registered represemin
seventeen Societies. .Mr Walter Colton wa
the delegate front the Society of the l'resby
terian Church of this place. All the ai
dresses were of a higher order than at an
of the previous Conventions, and were pre
seated hy the different speakers in r clea
and practical manner. Among them, th
following demand special recognition: "Ar
you a working Christian?" Bev. N. J
Holmes, Greenville; "Public confession
Bev. Henry M Grant.Charleston: "Practice
Endeavor," Rev. E. P. II. Klwell, D. 1)
Batnberg; and "The Great Life Purpose,
Bcv. B. G. Clifford. From tIt epeuin
until the closing session, the remark wa
often heard. "Isn't this a glorious con
vomion?" And such was the opioion of th
' people of Blackvilte, and of all the del egats
I present.
Last salesday was a vorv quiet ono. Ther
wore not many peop'e in town and th
bidding at the sales was not very lively
The Lumbar property sold by the Maste
was bid in by the B uilding and Loan asso
ciation. The place on South street brougb
!?ll()O.UO: the other $400.00. There wer
' no Sherd's sales. Aftor the Masters sale*
two valises were sold by Capt. Gibbe.s, un
! der lien for hotel bill. One brought ?o Of
j the other
SnOT DEAD.
I
A lot of second hand Engines in 1'niot
I County thoroughly overhauled, almost a
i good as new. Almost given away for cash
! \ BUY CHEAP, on goou terms. One 5 II. 1'
, Talbert < n ireu wheels. One 8 H. I*. Hood
f ley on sills. One 18 11. I'. Hoodley on sills
: A!?o a lot of new an 1 second hand Engine
and other mnohinery, such as Cotton Gins
Saw Mills, Crist Mills tic. in 8partanbnr|
! cheap as the cheapest.
Call and see <>r write us.
SPAKTANBLKU MACHINE CO
| May 1" I in
Old people.
i I people who require medicine to regulati
| the bowels and kidneys will find the true
I remedy Elect re Hitters. This incdieint
I does not stimulate and contains no w hiskej
i nortther intoxicant, but nets as a tonic and
alterative. If acte mildly on the atomacli
' and l owd*. adding etrength and giving lone
t > llic organ*, thereby a. ling Nature in the
performance o t the functions. Fleet rit
Hitlers is tin excellent appetizer ami aid:
1 digestion. Old People lind it just what
tliey neod Price lilty cents a bottle at 15
1'. Posey l>rng Store.
Union Real Estate Agency,
SOTItT. t ?r SPHSCKIP1 ION.
VToticc is hereby given that tho books ol
x s subscription to tho Capital Stock ol
ihe Union ileal Kstate Agoney, of Union,
S. will bo open for sub-criptiooa at the
fii o of >Vm. A. Nicholson A Son, at Union,
S C, ui Saturday, May II. at 1 '1, M.
W>l. A. NICHOLSON,
<;KO. MCNKO,
1'. M COHKN.
I.MSL1K NICHOLSON.
JNCOBfuRAlOKS.
| Editor Union Times: j
, On Saturday, May 4, I
the following resoiut.ous were passed with
,,but one dissenting vote at a meeting represented
by both factions of the Democratic
n party. Resol?ed:
First. "Thatwe pleJge ourselves to white I
j supremacy, to the extent of our influence. '
e ao far as it can be preserved without fraud
e and without disfranchising while weu for
y other causes than those for which they ate
s. now disfranchised. No property nualiificat
tion should be necessary as a condition lot
e holding oflice." ftetnd. "We pledge our v
)m influecce to the promotion of peace and bar- C
(j moDy, and to unity based on what we con- j
|. cieve to be just governmental principles. We r
will not consent to jeopodize the principles
, of popular goverament as we now have it in
y ouuiu v (uviiiiii iin uxiy uuiisiucruuuu.
0 Third. "We pledge our influence to the
y formation of a constitution that will so (
( guard private rights as that it will so be iiur
possible to f/rce individuals t> pay Uxes ]
to corporations not owned aud operated by c
the goven meat. Fourth. "Wc believe th it
common school, industrial, and technological
e education is necessary to the stability of the
t highest form of popular government and advocate
that this grade of cducatiou be
guaranteed to the people by tbe constitution.''
Fifth. "We believe that purely
( scientific and classical education of high
grade is unnecessary to the stability of popular
government, and more a luxury thin
a necsssity, and this grade of education be,
ing abundantly supplied by voluutary effort ,
we advoca c a destitution which will pro- '
hibit competition, on the part of the t^late
with institutions purely literary, classica',
and scientific in their character and of high
gtade; supports 1 wh illy l>y voluntary etlort.
Sixth. " We believe the people >honld be
left the right to determine by their repre(
eeutatives in the Ueneral Asse inbly what are
the proper subjects of police legislation
without restrictii ii by the constitution ^
e
Seveuth. We pledge that we will use our
effort to have such tnea nominated, by primary
election, an 1 to elect such men at the
t general election, as will represent tlie views
^ contained in the resolution, without relference
to factious. llghih. "That a copy of
T " ,
these resolutions be sent to The l uiuu Titues,
The Piedmont Headlight, The Cotton Plant,
?
The Columbia P.iily Kegister, with the request
tliat they puhltsa them. A resolution
was unanimously passed favoring free and
un imited coinage of silver at a ratio of sixteen
to one.
r Very respect fully,
e Pol Whitman,
e Jonesville, 8. C.
Many interesting things about Franc s
' Scott Key-the author of the Star Spangle i
i>;iuuer-*re tJiniimevi in a pwu , \wiicn 1
Y may be obtained free, from the Key Monument
Association of Frederick City, Maryland,
by sending one 'J cent stamp for post*
age. This Association is raising funds fur
8 a suitable monument to the poet, and they "
suggest, that in the schools ami everywhere,
'j upon or before Flag Day (Juno 14th ?, this
1 snbjeet bo suitably recognized. Conlribulions
however ina I, are asked for. Kvery
one who loves tba Flag, ought to have some
^ small share in building this monument.
s The (iovenor of Maryland lias strongly
endorsed the movement. The names of all
contributors will t?o preserved in thu crypt i
9 of the monument, and published (without |
amount) in the history of the uiuiiuinuut
when completed.
c Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. ritoebe Thomas, of Junction City, Hi.
r was told by liar doctors she had consumption
and that there was no hope for her, but two
bottles L>r. King s new Discovery completely
J onroii her nmt slit* snv? it snv..,l loo* lit..
e Mr. Thou. Kggers, 1>'J Florida Sc. b in
it Francisco, suffered lroiu a dreadful cold, approaching
Consumption, tried without result
" everything else then bouglit a bottle of Dr
'> King's New Discovery and in ittu weeks
was cured. He isuaturally thankful. It is
-> such results, of wtiicli these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efhcacy of this
medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial
1 bellies at 1$. F. l'osey Drug Store. P.egular
s ai/e r?Oo and $1.1Mb
En i to it L'.nios Timrs:
lu your next issue
j please say that the following schedule will l e
followed in the observance ofChildrons Day
. on Kelton Circuit:
Wesley Chapel, Saturday, May l"v
Flat Hock, Sunday. May I!'.
Foster's Chapel, Sunday, May "J?J.
Mesopotamia, Sunday*, May j
<5. F. Clarkson. Si
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PL III.IC MEKTIMi. !
I M
; 11
mho undersigned School Trustees hereby !
1 ?*11 n public meeting of (he voters of j
School IMstrict \ >. 11, who return real and | ,
pcrsoual property for taxation, to he held in
1 iiion Court-house on Tuesday tho fifteenth j
.lay of Mav, IS'.to, at 111 M.
Said meeting when aesemUcJ will have i
power to elect a Chairman and Secretary, |
to adjourn from time to tunc. To Ic?y a |
special lax not exceeding ttvo mills, and to ,
appropriate the same for school purpose, oc
as provided by an act of the General A?- '
semhly of this State, entitled an Act to lis- | jM
labliftli tue Utiien School 1> strict, to an ,,,
' thoruethe K?t*ldi?iitneni of Free '.ru led T
' Schools therein, and to provided the means I W|
for the efficient management of the tame.
1 Approved 1'eceuiher 24 ill, 1892. lw
il. M. (1 HI MHA 1,1,,
KKli'.li:.' T. (JKH, I
W. K THOMSON, i
!.,<}, YOUNG,
I N'?. A. FA NT. HI
JAM US II. KObQKIt
May 3 21 J
SRAND E
rr
C H A R L
,)n Monday, May l.'Hli. a Ti
at 7 o'clock, a. in , and ai
10011; and returning avill lea
rhis will all'ord the Excursion
THE GHAXI) All
)n tlie 1-1 tli, in which all tli
with six Bands of ^
.t will also a lib rd an opportui
uul other points ol' interest a
COACHES lor whites and <
lOspei'iji! ly
FARE FOR
FKOM FUOM
srAKiANiauti. .IO.NKSVIL
OLENDALK. IM??N,
RICH HILL, ' SAM'LC,
IMCULET,
For further intuitu ttu ti tnilros*. \\
Come In Ai
.SPRINl
and it \\ ill lie it
yon that our prices :
stock the most complete a
the city. Ladies who are look
...? i..?..? i ' ...i ...
? V. lltl> I. J Udt < '|U III *1 III' .1 i* ?> 41 \ .III
Silk Warji Henrietta. worth SI.:
ONLY $1.00. Leautilhl Pdaci
inches wide, our close CASH
illlt their appreciation of our
their trade. The hie- advant;
line is that our Prices Are
< 'nine to us for Ladies JI
Percales. Lawns. l)imiti<
Ducks, Civpons, Chal
Cassituercs, etc. lAu
tor Special Ihir^ain
their Spring bill in
l'<>r_;el that we are
(Mothiinr an
To every Man or Y<>
clothes from us
T days wil
with a beau
IVe also guarantee to make our 1
? M C LL
GRAHAM
Mill
s > s te \r
List ot Letters
Uem.rtiin^ in ilic 1' >I ri :i' I i.i -i, |y,
ic week einluijt ,\[ t il i .Mi. 1 -
^Charley IJ o I p? ?-, : n., i ! .11 1., 1 <
L. Lnkr cf Henry Kic iei ?-n. Mi- M Hit
ice, .\!i?s< Irene I" ?? riy. Mr. J. M-m/.ny
. IS .liinioiv, .1 ii 1,' iie iin-nii, Mr. V.
. (iilliain-, M 1 v Ml. . Ii"? i. Mr
arini ."liellnn tt'l.cwi- i-rwwn.M . Alison
.'<>!{ iii-in.
1 IMM0I1S C >1 >111^ 1 >V I 1.. ill VC .ill TS Will
Oll-.'C -:?y i!" :i I veri isf I. u:. I W i.l !.c iv , ;.i ii
| iiy i uc cc:>I l >r il en , .. i v.
iv v. u.vuivK ;\ :i.
H?alth 'or.
I'mlcr i lie iioi\ -'* . . I . ;
icnpniits nro require ! . i n !. i . i.
c^ mi l i!u?y fn <> lie* i i iii c*! t
i|iect"P for i!it* I'.iiii l <f ii . i : nii; iM.
ii bis fuun I ii May
ill:'! in an t n- mi i < '.,i t?
ill be iff- iff"
The In* ifiukcs ill# | iiiiiliy p m >?ic to
'?uly dulluM .a iii ' i < vunvil.
V. .1.1 J| ,.!> ,|||
( ' ii'iin11 1m ii lit !|o .!i!i
Wo I'ill :? new r 1(1" I, I! I, I i ' I,'. ;,
lile you \v lit. 11111 ?>l?I? lll.l.l\l?i,i.
V?1TT"RftTniSfi
<> '
ESTON
1
AFV W Sac.
rain will leave Spartanburg. S.
rive in Charleston in the at'teI've
Charleston on the Loth,
isls an opportunity of witnessing
LITAKV PARADE i
e Military of the City will join,1
lusie in the Procession. i
lily of visiting Sullivan's Island
bout the harbor. SEPARATE
colored, and a coach reserved
1 \>r I^ndies.
ZFtOTJJNT '1 TRIP,
FS.OM
l.K. 3:: i'AKLISI.K, {
IIKKIUIKIS,
SHHLTON,
. li. KKUIS. Mgr.. ^paiiiiulurg. S. C.
icl Examine
Hi!
; con 1 is
1) imuMo Sit cm 1 vision
no i' 11 L L(>\\ LS I', our
sin our styles (lie prettiest in
i:i_r around !>r a nice Mack l.)re>s,
1 0 nnplctc lino of those goods. Mack
- ? )tor yard, oar close C. \Sll price
1 \?* r } 1 1 1 1,.
i\ o u Henrietta, color last, ?"
price i2-~*cts. The holies arc sltotvMilliuery
Stock by giving us
tuy that wo have on this special
Lower Than i Mir (.'oiiipotitors.
lar.kerchiels. <i loves, Mitts,
as, Mulls. Ratines, tli^hanis,
llios. I'hpies, C?itt<?nad?s,
the next ;> ' days we ots
to all those -riving
the above lines. iMn't
the people to buy
id Shoes i'rosn.
nth buying a suit of
tlurin^ the next
1 be presentc"!
tiful silk era\ at.
'rices LnWKll than the LpW LSI'
J R E ' S . =
& SPARKS.
1XERY
SEWING MACHINES
I'lAXOKS, ORGANS,
, ( LOOKS, A N I) 1.1 ('YOLKS.
I ; i. >r r. t.i K I ! LINK OK UOiWS in l!SI'iS
?.*. i- .1. < '? ' " \?V 1 Kl*MS : v;:i tfc* ii'iv -r.
' 'rt ' r - A * ft D CLOC XS
A" i :u ft uj. v yr\ ?? ,v. i or, pas* fcrfrs.
aEWINti MACHINES from $10. up.
T
(ji .^ 1 IS
_ ? ?K
T ~:v T?? < < r ri -r -r- ^ ^
.j. nrjiVL iVLiL.
i m i. "i .oral mc l.i'is and diplomas at tbc
\??> K J?I?"S r.MIS. and runs so easy 11ml n
No. Mi (bread ran 1><? used for a band.
I. ill at (inc.' an I I prices an I terms.
S M. KICK .) r., 10. U.