The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 10, 1895, Image 8
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Jone.Hvillo.
M \ y t; ? Aliuiit ino orb k yo tcriSny
lighlen-iig struck Mr. Coleman Fowler and
Mr. Frank Carter, ia the road near 0 ilea J
Chcrchitnd near Jour.e ville. They had been
to church and had started home after service
Others were in the road near them but were
not hurt. The two men were walking side
l>y side when the ho t struck Mr. Fowler
ah nit liis hat briiu over Irs face, and ran
dowu and demolished h's >;uT pin; it then
lollowod his watch chain iut > his pocket
melting part of the chain and tiie rim of
iliu watch, it then weut down ii s body .ni l
his right leg, ripping his right shoe open,
lie wis bully burnt I'mm his chin io the
hoitoui > C his feet, Both men were prostrated
upon the ground and were supposed to he
dead until they were taken up by friends
who were nearby. Mr Carter soon recovered
from his shcck so as to he conscious,
lie was carried to the church and was able
to be carried home late in the evening.
Mr. I owltr was cat tied to Mr. K. T- Fowler's
near by, where he suffered iutenesly for
sometime. l>r Southard at ten led him and
gave him some relief anl he finally become
conscious aud today ho was removed to his
home and is doing very we 1, though he is
bndly burned and very sote.
Ha ns have been bouini til and a gcod sluud
of cuitoii aid corn are being obtained,
tiar lens arc looking fine Ian ti e cut worms
are si bad ihey have taken down nirst
of the early cabbage paints as well as many
oilier tilings in :lie gulden. t\tun planing
is about finished but there i.? considerable
corn t j bo planted yet. Our farmers say
they can da well with laic coin and they
reserve >uc |'.anting ofagoi.d deil of c iru
till M iy. Spring oats are I coking tine and
so is when S i-.i.w orr.vs are in anl ihey
are line. I'eas are here and beans and
potatoes are ia liie near future, so as ilie
o d iNoi.i.iu said, lucre is help at hand.
I'livie i - pielity ot corn l">r sale in this
country and l>ut low buyer--. Fine milch
cows are | Iciiiil'itl aud milk ami butter is
tiimu'lant, < I hero i- it ) ! unrer of a famine
in Ilii> counti v.
I was away Iimiii .hit I'jivn 1-t i -'?t.i I.iy
but linvc hear I to I iy tii-vo was i |n.| ;iioal
meeting 11 o i e . 111 I tail dclogites wero elected
lu g<i t> I'tiinj next tsalitrj ay, This is
u built a'l I Uuw alij it i'. I gti-'si v mo one
ttt.it was present will report it to tin' i'inies.
A ooaeli whip snake a tucked a colored man
near Jnnesville last week anil cut auJ
slashed Siiin a few times with i's nil before
jt coul'i be killed. Another one ctine ab ut
the time the first one wa? <li?p:itche I uu I
attacked tiie fel.ii v in 1 they ha I another
tussle, but this one finally run ai. I got into
a hole in the g round.
I?r. Jerome Mi.lor lias been roun i again.
He not only cures t'm eets and Consumption
now but be has a ide! screral new 1 cinedies
to his lJsspen-a'ory. Ho now cures Uiipp
Rheumatism, br p-y, l.araenes-: Can
exterminate ilios. Iiel bug*', gnats,
and what is lost of all lie says n<cure,
no pay, ki come along and bo cured.
1 utteuded ipiarterly conference at Uoguns\ille
last Saturday. 1 found tho roads dreadful
bai though they have boon well worked
in places but they are badly cut up in places
The <500*1 people of !>-? ?:iusvillc had ma le
preparation 1 >r ihe mecl in;.; ami turned out
iu good numbers an I lot I a suinptou? dinner.
The teportc cf the conference were all .stlisfactory
ami the 1'. I. , llev. A- J. Cauthaii
was uiuclt please I wait his tir-*t official visit
to llogiinsville.
M:s. Wooiiic Drown of l air I'orcst with
her children have hem on a vi-it to I)r.
Southard. Mr" IIattic McWliirter is visitjug
her sister in Spartanburg. Mr. II. T
Fowler has been ,jmi>< til lor soaic time.
Telephone.
Sniitiic:.
M.\* ' T|?. nt.ell It of May will wiuicss
the planting ol mure r..ii < 11 111 this section
than 111 any pieviotis yen in the history of
this county at least -iiico y our i or res political
has liecu permiiietl i > remeiuher anything.
The last of Apr.I t\ .- so wot, tiitt i( was
practically iiupus-i . c 1 > plant src-l unless
one wish to "iltul> ii in Ail farm work
nwiv t.ia.i.. 1 1...1 ? ?
dry enough Id go to planting plows have
been pushed l it' i!'. (hey are ivuih, and
iliero is now not ir.celi co::. a .-cc l to plant
tienernlly | opl ' in mi ihe good
stand of eorn. I' 1 'in1' up v.I'll ami a. a
gener il thin;; i .1 a- an 1 ifi*-. < ! ? I. tvc hm
been :p iles'rurl iv oereloioiv. 'i ho
soil ami favorable ??in; < r puio lia - been very
beneficial to in growth, a .'1 uiurli is now
ready for the plow. A raili. i largo acreage
lias been planted all fly. ami u.'ie more
will be planted
Spring oat - are bud; 1 1.ell. lmi m>liisatiy
were planted aroan I liere. 'lave is some
talk of planlin^a comi ! 1 ibb 1', crop, iu
Hipp'eiuent llic dt licit in y "I ml-.
Wheal where c ire has la n 1 iken 1" (.?goo I
land and good pivp< ration i- do n,', -j io 11 did,
and is, iniicb cheaper In 1 aisc llian e ailon.
There is at present a line croj of young
fruit, and if nothing ill befal's il, those
wh 1 are "setting lluiusclve- 111> liu "big
feast' of fruit will not he disapoiiite I.
li e Town Council bete Las given the
place a gooi cleaning up, and a new huit, so
to epeuk. The stree s Lave been weil worke 1.
Convenient hitching racks have been put up.
They have been collecting th e street tax
without any portinlity, despite the lact that
there was slrcnous etrort on the pait if
soiue, to doJge it.
For tome time the patrons of Mr. W. T.
Jones steam-mill have becu inconvenienced
to some exteut, to g3t coin ground by reason
of the fact that he had to scud his engine to
< v? i. .. r. ...
Mr. C. I*. ISiuis wl?o lias boon running a
sawmill here, lias sent his engine ami mill
to Dawkins to enter the business there.
Capt. Montgomery of Spartanburg, ami
Capt. A. 1!. FosUr of Uuion made a visit to
Neils Shoals a lew days ago, and pronounced
it the prettiest ,-ito or a factory tliey ever
saw. I did not know when they were there
or I would hive gone diwu, and while not
having a "finger ia the pic'' 1 could have
had a look tit the "site" and had the news
direct from them.
Dr. C. \V. Au?tell since his graduation
and return from the Atlanta Medical College
in April has had considerable surgical work
to do, ns there his hern a deal of cutting
done, both in negro tights, and accidental.
It is reported here that a son of Wade
Davis, colored, of Pish Dam, had his nose,
face, and front ot Ins skull shot oil", by the
accidental discharge ol his gun, while he
was whistling ;u tne muz/, e. At present
ho is doing well, but it cannot be possible that
iio wid live. Mr. John \V. Kelly, formerly
of Carlisle has gr iluated in Dentistry,
ami is iiow in Sam no on a visit to friends
I lo not know where he will locate. Mi-*s
Addie Crosby an I lata Mead or, two attractive
Vintner lailios nf Menhir's siiml , t'..w
in $;iutuc, iItc guests of their relative
l>r. ami .Mrs. A. li. t'.ini. A social sociable
was given camp iui-Mitary to them at Dr.
Kant's last Moinlay night, an 1 nil preset!1
p1 oni!iincc>l it one ot'tlie very liest. Miss
t oline Ivlwar.li a pretty a nil interesting
young Iuly of Union, a:ootupauieil by her
little brothers liugeiie atnl Douglas, .-j eu'
1111 Stuiilav wttli reliliv.M in Zantac. Miss
Kate Knitter, who <vnno hereto keep h i use
for Mis. \j. ('. l.'roeker is very sick, at the
Utter s resilience. M ss Laura tU.van of
Union, her aunt, cam; uowa to vis t her last
week.
K. W. J.
Etta Jane.
M.vv 7.? Last wc< k our grjua J was too i ct
to plow part of the time ami consequently
planting operations g >' behiinl. Most of the
planting will he finislic I up this week, we
suppose. Wheat an I oils ar; gt jAing very
fast. tiarUcas, too. are tnakiog a coti-hler
able show, whi e General Green" id marshalling
his forces an 1 will hring oil'(rouble
before we are prepared for it.
Dr. .leroinc Miller pastel through this
section last Saturday, lie was on his way
to treat some consumptive cases. lie revested
us to say tint he is now located at
Joncsvillc where he will he foil a 1 by those
desiring his services. IV e trust that. It rot her
Telephone" wi'l look after and report his
success. He gave us a formula of his cures
for various human ailments, iu which he
left nut two essential ingredients?soap and
water.
Mr. Thomas Itullock and Miss Faithic
I'ruilt were married at Salem Church yesterday
by Ilev. C. K. llobinson.
The Communion Service was conducted
hy Ilev. Mr. llobinson at Salem yesterday.
This was his last service with this church,
as ho will preach half his time at G a fluey,
hereafter.
|)r. n. \>. Hates conclu led to go to Texas
about two weeks ago. Health is too good in
this county to make t'ac d clors licb.
Mr. Vernic Webber who cut his foot about
four months ago has jir-l got able to plow
a little.
The citizens of < >wdey>villu township
met at Owens Ford last Faturday and elected
Iu delegates to meet at Union next
Saturday lltli iu.-l.
Yesterday aa t list night we had a gentle
shower which revived vegetation very
much as well as h tving a salal iry ell ct on
recently plaa'e I cation sc d.
Mr. Frank >1 hi >od, we learn, will move
to (latTiiey ci?y
Mr. and Mrs. .lame. \1 ? K >wii, also Miss
Matlte McK'iwn and Ma-ter dim McCiilloch
attende I Salem t'lmieh last Sahhalh. So
did Mr. Vaugiia of Mi. Tal? >r.
The people it!' Hickory lirovo will have :i
Coll >n mill in operation just us -oon ah ii
can be built.
Wo lutvv >>inne weather }iro|-liofs in this
neighborhood that llicks "can't touch" 11
guessing. Mm they genora'ly reiniiul us l?y nil
'I toM y> u so," the other j>nit is never
br> tight up if liny tu *; il.e mark
The versatile correspondent. <>l' the
(i(ifii< >/ Wifljii /. /'/ / , "Flower I'icker,"
spent tin) night with us last uiglit. lie will
pcrh'ips have sumo flowers to pick this
week with our roads etc.
Vox. ,
It'you wnnt to iiiako your "walk through
life ' easy. Imy your Oxford Ties fiom
Tllli OLD llKLIAULIi
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Headquarters
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RUGS.
WALL PAPER.
Feather Beds, Ma
builders;
SASH, IIHOOKS.
KLIN OS.
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For Gentlemen, i
On :iny of the ahove ai
TIIE VERY
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of Union County, by I
For Isolated Property only.
No Capitalist to enrieli.
Fair and Honorable I
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INDOIV SHADES.
CORNICE POLES.
PICTURES
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ittressos, and Pillows.
MATERIAL.
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ntnal J: ire Insurance Association
the people and lor the people.
No salaried ollieeis lo support.
No Ios , no e.\j ense.
Ldjustmou.t c ?' All Losses
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NEW GOODS!! .
just oi?em:d i i' tsidust that tin:
MA UK lit Al'FOilDS IN
DRV QOODS.
At LOWK3T OASSI I'Uli'llj.
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0 1 Family Flour til - S;J fur bM
? UooD HA'.'iIN AI.WAYS <?N HAND. ?
Car Load of Salt just receive!. Fancy Groceries*,
Canned Goods, etc.. fresh ami
cheaper than was ever known before.
A largo an t handsome
lot of
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r ck bottom prices. Goods delivered
lo any part of town.
i.lCKNSKD Dl>AV 1IIATWILL HAUL AT
I AC. l'Kll 11 a H?,
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A. G. Fi.oyh.
'That's Right."
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m;v, init mACiiim;s on i m;
Installment Plan
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MI'.N l\ ..-I ' . ' AND FllllliiII I'j ON A
"Demorest"
AM? i'ilii MA II1N4! IS VOt ilS. SUM
COINT?
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L I. FOSTER & CO.
To the Public.
WE WANT VOl 11 TRADE
OUR MOTTO IS
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"pjilCfc
V/c har.d'o nothing but the
best goods Li our lino. Call
on us for.
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Invars Very IU'-ij>iv[lii!:v,
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in mir s'nrc in i will tic iu11n I llicic in (lie
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UNION DliUGUO.