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THEUNION TIIVIES. JOSIAH ORUDUP. Editor. Friday, July 12, 1895. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. The P. 0. will be opened for business from 8 A. M. to 0.00 P. M. The Money Order Department will be opened for business from 0 A. M. to 4 P. M. Mail going East will close promptly at 12.40 T. M.; going West 1.10 P. M. U. W. 11A lilt IS. P. M. DOINGS AROUND TOWN. Mrs. J. Amle rsiu Hrov n leurntd last week from Chester. Mr. Hussel Goss is at Lime ft mi Lehigh University, I'enn. Mr.'. VVd ituiioa is !i ere at her sjn's Mr. F. F. WillimiHoa'd. Mr. \\'m. Munro weut to Newbe rr.v this week on business. Miss Thejpa Sartor speut a few day# at Mrs. I<. G. Young's this week. Misses Elise and Meda Grimbali are her e inking tlieir vacation. Mr. E. L. E.sjn hasgiuc to Jonesvillo to spett'l his few days of rest wi li his parents . Mrs. J. E. CjIiou auildaughter, Miss Nina' have goLe to Newberry ou a visit to Mrs. tno. McWhiricr. Mr. Chns Clifford left on Thursday for Grecnvilie, to visit his college lriead Mr . Claieuce Mil.er. Miss, llultie Young of Augusta, is on lie r annual visit to the family of her broth er Mr. J. K. Yoitug. Jos. E. c>co;t has returned from where the has been visiting her veral weeks. 1 Kiitie llice of Seualia. - l?aisy Waller of GreeuC. l'errin's last wetk. m Thursday for ic'.e Mr. J us A. illOaJ|iO The Editor and 1 . j much indebted to Mr. Tout Moore . lice basket of ft uil sent us oue day this week. Miss Euunu Brandon accompanied by he*" nieces Misses Mary Emma aud Louise Foster weut to Uiecnville lust week to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. Miss Annie Tucker nfier cheering many i f her friends hy her presence left ticre lasi Tbursddy for Henderson and viciui'y. The n.auy IricnJs of Mrs. J. Knott Moore ami her daughter. Miss Nina, of Spartanburg w.lt be p eased to learn that they are in .?i vi, ^ \v I-'. Thomson's. Mrs. Clcufh Farrar of l'inrkney, and her daughter, Mrs U F Wilson, of Spartanbnrg (Converse ('-liege) were iu l^wn last week visiting Mrs, II. F. Aitliur. Miss Rosa Hack ti ok Union by surprise, by spembng last Wednesday and Tli lire day with her trirnd Miss f.IIIic IIarris and left on Fiiday for Sumter. Mrs. Kmslie Nicholson and her little daughtnr Frances (iicy, also Miss Aniic Nicholson left here inst Friday for Saluda N. C. Mr. T. Moth Hutler returned last week 1 from a two weeks lour through the south west, lie stopped at the principal cities, and reports it as a very delightful as well as instruc'ivo trip. Miss Mary II. Wilson returned to her home at l.odo N. C. on Wednesday. Miss Wilson has un ny frit mis that r?gret very much to have her leave 1'iiioo. t^uite a it it in I x r of persons from I'uion, atteuded the picnic at l.oekhart 011 the 41It York ami Chestor eountirs were a l representetl as well as Union. Mr W. McM. S'oan, major of ('oluinbia .i 1. i'.I..si, m-k en route pas?eu in nm^ii v .. ...... . ? for Saluda; where his family will spend the summer. l)r. 15. F Sims, den'ist, fotnierly of I'd on, now offcilar Grove Ge. passed throng here la?t Fiiduy and spent ilie dinner '20 minutes, shaking hands and chu'ting with old fiivnds. A paioful accident happened on the bull ground last Monday evening. Two of the players, Mr. flab HetsiU and Mi. Jim I'oweil, both intent on catching the ball, ran together. sad Mr. l'owell being nmch the smaller of the I w v was tlir avn in the ground with considerable f rec. tin examination by l>r I.hwsoii it was found that l'owell s eollnr hone was broken. I lie c?i?e was taken ill hand by I'r l.nwson, u| once, h-j,j the patient is u >w dong very well. In s| ite of the run lb. re was unite a crowd at the Ktii/'it ' l')ttiiis supper at the Union Hotel i -t Monday n ^liI. Mnnj were kept away bv the run tut those wl o went hul a g< <>d tune. I lie Knights of rylhias lodge here is an itMration t.ial wc should all he proud of, ) Fourth of July Celebration. It will be remembered that the Johnson Rifles always lmve an annual celebration in the dth of July. The one this year was unusually pleasant. f The Company assembled in the Armory promptly at 5 p. m. and was marched straightway to Perrin's grove in the lowrr , part of town, by ("apt. Hunter. The taigct t being already in position, the shooting torn- 1 rnenced at once. Owing to the Intends of s the hour only one shot was allowed t J each man. The prize for best marksmnnslf p, a beautiful silver cup, given to the Coiitnany by Col. A. <5. Rice, was awarded bjnthc | judges, Mess. L. P. Murphy and W. L. Gulp to Sergt. L. A. Schoppaul, he having score!! ' t? out of n possible 7. The tin cup for the poorest marksmanship was awarded to private Juck Mcivissick. Ttieu commenced the competitive drill be- s tween the fir.-t and second platoons under r tlio OAIH ??nml /*f I ? * " 1 ^ %?*V vviuuinuvi VI liivuil'lisillis .ucitownn IIQU vi Mulliaax, respectively, with Cap!. P>. C. j Johnson, Cnpt. M. \Y. Culp and \Y. \V. 0 Hughes K'<(. as judges. b A number of coiuuiands were prcpairetl c for the order of drill, which were given to each Lieutenant ou commencing (lie drill, j After the order was gone through very cred- e itablc by both platoons. the medal was a- o warded to the second platoon under I.ieutenant Mulliuax by a vote of to '?. Lieuteu- , ant McOowun cxp aincd afterwards that a there was a pair ol beautiful eyes aud ruby t; lips on his left at <?ue time during the cvolu- 11 lion that caused him to read i>ue of the com- w mands wrong, hereby losing the medal, he w being easily dashed by such things. hi The medal was presented 10 Lt. Mulliaax tL by Co!. T. C. Duncan iu a short but e!o<|tieut , I speech and tlie cups wore given to Sergt ui Schoppaul and I'rivata lvissick l>y Col, I. 0. D McKissick in a speech ilia' only Col. 1.0. McKiesick can make. <>ii I lie following uight the annual election of officers was hel<l. L. Hauler for Captain Hid Win. McGowau for 1st Lcutenaut were uuunimously elected. T. 15. Under who has been eleced hi Co'., of toe drd Regiment did not staul lor re-election. For drd Lieutenant there was a contest between the present incumbent Lieutenant Mulliuax and Sergt Muuro, resulting; in the re election of hieuteuaut Mulliuax by a vote of 20 to I'd. * It is said that a number of the boys after the elcctiou was over, bad a large barrel ot omethiuc s'rotigcr thin water. In fact it 'P said that lemon and pine apple were two of the*ingredients prepared, to which a uuniber 0 ion It were invited. We do not know of wu tjjj8 t0 pe ,rue We go by ccnain tumours thai -rere afiiat the next morning. Fin to it Union Times: The Cuioty Campaign f?r delegates to the State Constitutional Conven- j, lion will begin soon, and as the candidates are required to discuss educational matters, hi please allow tne to give some tigures both tor (| ttie benefit of the people id' the County and n: the candidates who tuny not otherwise w provide themselves. J The State pays teachers for education of pi ihe masses on an average only *">7, each per ,| annum. la The State pays the professors if ilia South t, Carolina College <>u an average Sl'-'tiO each. ti The State pays teachers for ttic education t] of the masses only ?2,00 for eieh pupil taught during the yiar. The State pays the professors of the South j Carol iua Col leg v S1.j7.UO tor each rcliolar uiey lencu. The .State jays all the teachers who teach the masses ol the people Slol,2'Jo. The State pays 12 professors in the Son.h Carolina College ^:C-">* Eiskine College pays T professors not mi re than $o.()0l) for leaching SO, students. Newherry College pays h professors not more than So.oOU for teaching l'JI students. Furtmtu University pays I 1 professors not more than ll.OOOIor teaching Chi students. Wolfonl College (ays N professors not j more than 10,000 lor teaching Col students. The Presbyterian College otSouth Carolina pays 7 professors not more than $.j,UOO to teach lti'd students. N. 15. Thecttrriculnnt of each of these Colleges is just as h'glt its that oi l he Smith < ar- Jj olina College. '1 nose colleges tire begging v for support an 1 panomigu. So is it r g it to comport with tliei.i f#r patronage us the State is now doing; and besides this coin pell them to pay taxes to kc-p up this competition? I'.espectlully, (i. \\ altoii \\ hitman. ? - NOTICE TO TIKI A I. J L1 STICKS. All Trial 7ufl'ees are reipiired by law to sentence till p srsons o hi victed before their Courts to tlic t utility Chaiugiuig when tiskcd f.rhy ilie County Supervisor. 1 hereby coiiimaiid and teiptire that all Trial ./ustices in the Co. of Union, S. sen'ence all males c.nvictid before them to our County Clin'tigf'g J. 15. T. SCOTT. Co. Super July Oth IS'.to. \ tk'l'lIT'. TO CI.CAN RTIil! I MS. 1'ifler liiwi of 'his Sinlo nil persons own- j injj In ml on i tiiiniitic streams art' require.! i tochnn i Item nil rnfl", logs a ml other ob J ?i rum ions 'lining the month* (I .May .nil i' Align.si ot cii'li ye-ir, A ml l>y order ol the ' ConnIV Ilnnr l of <" mmis-on i< a 1 i.<>r?.'.t.. iifO C"iiiiiii?ini?i I mi I ft?,nir? 11 to clean the alt-Mil'" running through their lam Is by the l-l 'lay ol September l.v'o. An) <-ne neglecting Hi- iclosing to comply Willi the re l .'I'lniMit ol sail tlrrtinaie law n.ny expect to be | i i'.>uctilc I lor such neglect or 1 cfll-al. I". 'I Sn it, Co. Siiperfisor. /ulj Oth lbVO. V II, . '? .? / IMPORTANT MEETING ^F TIIK COTTON MILLS STOCKIIOLf DEKS. A meeting of the stockholders of tlio Union Cotton Mills will bo held on Monday, \ugust <ith at I- M., at the Mill office for he purpose of increasing tho capital stock 'or said corporation from $125,000 to 5000,000. A general attendance of (lie itockholdcrs is icquested. T. C. DUNCAN, I'icsidciit and Trcas. July f?, ISOo?27?It. NOTICE TO ROAD OVER-^ SEERS AND ROAD HANDS. Ity order of tho Comity Hoard of Coniuissioners 1 hereby notify all road overeers that they are required to work their oads during tins year, the full time retired by law which is SIX DAYS' The aid titue to be put upon the road by the 5lh day of August IS'. 15. Any overseer r able bodied male citizen in this county etween the ages of 10 and 50 years ex?pt those exempt by law who shnll wilful. y neglect or refuse to WORK THE FELL IX DAYS will l.e PROSECI'lED and the iw strict'y enforced. All roada will be xamiued by tlie county Hoard and tliorugh work will be required. We ate de. frinined to have the roads worked end hope "that our people will all feel inter, st enough in the roads to do their duty, ud that we may not have the unpleasant tsk of prosecuting a single man. We will i>t allow auy huts It or trash thrown in jads. Owing to the extreme wet spring e have not required a great amount ot ork on the roads as the farmers were adly behin i. ltut we arc compelled now i euforce the law rigidly. Let every one ike heed t<? this order. We give fair note. No one is exempt from road ditty nder the new law except Miniate s of the ospel serving a congregation regularly, achers while actually teaching aud stu. ?uts in sohotl. I AKL WARNING. J. B. T. SCOTT, County Supervisor. July :>, 1893?12'. WE ARE PREPARED] to buy aiul soli the Stocks* UNION COTTON MILLS| UNION OIL & M FG. CO.I Apply to P. M. COHEN,I Pros't , UNION REALES-l TATE AGENCY, Inc. | aqi ? ?implication tor Homestead. Notice is lieivl>y given hat Mrj, M. II. cileries, widow of ./chii it. ./elferies, desnsed, has tile I her pe'iioti before mc to nve a homestead n/signa and set otF folic henetit of herself tid the following unied eliihlren. who rode with her, to it: W. A. ./vtleries. ./e Jetferirs, Mary elferies. II. H. ./ettcre Sam Jetferies, earge Jeflerb s, .1.?It it K.lelleries. Louise cileries, and Uiciiurd .'lertes the seven ist named being minors nder the age of v veniy-ou > < >r?. f Notice is further givon ti Ihw - ii l poli- * on will cone up for n henog before me on J ie 'JTlli Jay ol July II a. in. II. PKAKK, a Mast for Union Co. II ? ? - ? RIGHT !0W lr A THE lMiOl'Ein.ME TO PAINT YOU HOUSE, t )< ?X'T PUT IT 0' A NOTHER ai DAY, IIUT CAIANDGET \ colors a rd ,j \ni? ijuavrm at onck mi,.us aki: kknsiye l)t>( ix casks ul< it \ i. xk.tt.s. * ' we sll 2 lucas'sest u hkadv mixii paints. ] "'j white u:al> linseed ^ * * I is i a. u. fos'h ac co. 1 a ci NOTICE TO BfiE BUILD- "j1, ER', nil I will l>o ul lli.- (?i I tin Tyjror "ivor in i lie Hull 'I *.V >' til In o'clock era I A. M.. for tli? |?n 'Tr Ictfinx |* lowfst rCHpoi?>-i le lini'1'lt. pair llioapprow h u tklt ni.;o of ?,i i ?'?? ilriilio. Sii? i-f--'iil I :>i|l bn require) |?<"1" io give !i ii'l I ' 'briToriii'iBtte of will his con'not. joi T. Scoll bift , Mi I) Unon Co. CHlio July i. I?' >. -I(J m youi liuit in i'OSniit Jar*. I oi \ M V I - k ? apromising HITLOOK. / THERE ARE / BETTER TIMES AHEAD. I * Crops are promising, and in good condition. Business is improving in all directions. New enterprises are starting up. From end to end of this broad and fertile land, come gratifying reports of improved conditions, and upon the whole, the outlook is a promising one everywhere. May we not ask that you keep these thoughts before you? At the same time remembering that for the next few weeks wc Will Make Some Great Offers To CASH BUYERS in the way of Summer Goods. We do not want to sell you a dollars worth unless we can do it RIGHT TO Your Advantage? but if we can seii you BETTER goods for the same money or the same goods for LESS money, we feel that we have a right to expect your OAS FT TRATYSF "THE OLD RELIABLE" A H. FOSTER & CO UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. A GRAND RAIL ROAD EXCURSION! TO ASHEVILLE, N. C., A IMP) RT7TT TDM _ , J / X v i i JL v ) 1 UN ON FRIDAY JULY 26th. A special train consisting of Six or More PALACE JOACHES will be run from UNION, S. C. to ASHEVILLE, ST. C. on July 20 th , and return thus affording all a splendid CRIP TO THE MOUNTAIN'S OF NORTH CAROLINA mi a visit to Yanderbilt's Thirteen Million Dollar Palace, the lost costly in America. The train will leave Union, S. C., at G.JO A. M. July 26th . touching Asheville 10.30 A. M., and returning leave Asheville uly 2Gth., at 'J P. M. EPARATE COACHES FOR WHITE AND COLOREDSPECIAL COACH FOR LADIES AND CHILDRENThe host of order will be kept so no one need fear the usual sturbanees on such occasions. Any disturbance will be 'oinptly surpressed. Tickets ior sale on the train, get on id then get your ticket. Faro 0 ouut V1IIUII, 0. S1.4U ARTHUR W.GREEN. ONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Co-Educational. Joncsville. Union County, S. C. Next session jjins lirst Monday in September, iSi?~>. The principals and trustees of this school have decided to place it upon ligher grade of efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever fore attained. Dur boarding arrangements are such that all boarding pupils will be nlbrtably accommodated. We have separate buildings for girls and boys. \ll the students in these buildings will be under the control of one of principals. We have regular study hours, and the students are not >\ved to loaf on the streets. We onlv eninlov first. nl:i<s " ( - n. nv/iirin. UllI" ool is Christian hut n<>t sectarian. The denominations are repented in our faculty. There are three churches here, and each student ei|iiired to attend the one of his or her choice. 'he school is divided into three departments: Primary, Intermediate and identic. < >u the completion of our regular four years Academic course, Ionian arc granted. ic music department will he under a competent instructor, whose name 1 ho announced soon. here w ill he carried on in ' ,I? ' 1 . ?iLit me iun'ii oenooi a good Hit- ' | y Society. ,\I'K.NSKS-? /rpariment, per month, $1to #3.00. Mu- ). I ustriinieiital (with use of piano) $'2.do. Art, per month, S-5.00. Hoard month, *7.do. Hoard and tuition payable MONTHLY. Knelt student he rc<|aired to furnish 2 sheets, 1 pillow eases, towels and blankets. ncsvilh is a thriving io hi silualwt in I'nion Ottnly, on tho Spartanburg anJ ('olum . J !. It., To miles above Ciiliunhii nml Is miles helow Spartanburg. It ii iu a healthy lv ii, netr the noted watering places, Olonii Springs ami Went Spriugs. Respectfully, K. It AYt'tM'K. J. A. MKdRIT IVincipa'e. r further information address Jonesvillc High School, Jooesville, 8.CJ i