Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

T Jb-IJS XJISTlOiST TIMES. JOSIAii CRUDUP. ixlitor i'l'iiiii.i, u. i POST OFFICE 'JiRECiuKY. The 1'. O, will l>e .'juTii'il for > ?j^ino^.- ' frotn H A. M. to ti.00 i'. M. Toe .Money Order l'ef artimiiI will lie opened fof bunitieM ff^m A. M. to ? I', .^i. AJoil goyig will ol"?o j'touiptiy at 12.40 P. M.: going fl.%t 1.1m P. M 11. W. II A111(1S. P. M. I DOINGS A IttHJN 1> TOWN I Miss Minnie C. <ii-t li >? z<>" n biiC* irom JW'lti'i'l City V.i. I?r. II l\. tfiuiili an 1 fiiniiy left Tijvstlay 1'jr a I wo ?vi;o.\3 blay ill the mountains. Miss M?> Kennedy et .KiicbV.l.c i* here at Col. I. ti. MeKib?ii'nS. Mr J. !!. Minter an I his sou l'vniu tipcul a 'lay last week iu t u on, Mr. t ai.in C. V> liilcri'le ot I.imeus \i^itcil he i n re ?i l .3 Mr. ainl Mrs. I. M. Whiteside la.. weeK. Mis >1 ii\ I' i .1 . we<iv i n Senec i "i 0- !<: i'i| .-els to in t.?e a visit neve a wli'.. Mi?* :-?iu 10 .teler ol Me.i lor l..i* bee n 1 SJ'CU'IH ?0V0l.ll Oils Willi lUl' .-I*!* .Ml!-. I 5S. S*, ii j .Hi .Mi?. A, II. ! ' t.. i ml lie." .i i i fillers M iry l.uuii.i ..ui I. n>-*? ti.ive genie u> t; ill u J ii. V> i-s Je?.o Mi.iiri- . I 1. lui i i - -11 .,: .i !o1. | ll;i\8 111? I vU'l'ii u 1.10 C-illllliuiy ui a her J l'i lcli I M in >i i. o 1 ; ;! ii I. I.oil.ae ;in I >\'iii'V it-.- (tiling ii 1 lew >!?,>? i.-vei .i iiii.i, wiiu lliur .til < ; friend, l.?- .i < 15. owning. Mr. riiiltrl wi \ !i > I .i lY .; .I iy ? tnee - ; in/ it ilitoie el.oti'.i, outlining wit Miti-toy liij / i n e or i.i-' Mel.i i -t l > .v o. .? o.t the citato t tot, ill I lie ivji.; ol irosing it h is cumincuoe M. s. I.y - .ill .r i. >t i .ill lit: !e -11 lighter ofC'lieslei .tie itei \ .-i . ii/ M i-. ("it; I- j.;rint.-, Dr. .i . . Mi -. ' I in i'.iy. In ttie i - it: ' . l.ie { i . -r, l?ev. u. ! If jot ii, i lie i'e . i'Ii- .ri -i'vi -i i .i t lie L'i i [it i? cliiii eti 11 -t . a ! y Our im^or v ...u .It p'.c.tieJ .villi ! :cu it Sj i iii? J 11c i-iltcro \.I lUi litis w<cR wiili Lis l iiuiiy. .Mr. J. .V. Suvvir :j nit .i \i-li in I'd- [ utiles a>..l iiicii!.- .it I lii:nbi;i, l.cMii^luli. uiiil oilier p mi . lie Will In' ul <>ul I WO Kio'is Mt'SsW.tl 111 I ./.UIIl'S MllllllO lllVO I cctl ' 111 fip 1 - I-1 ll.ii I'll'.. ill ill Cll'lil .11' J on coini iluic. i !io fanner CMC kick oil ' Willi i ?'l \ I i.t- 1 .in r in. I i in > ! iv i .Mi..I. \. *.i lie i*i i i* i l.ii^w iy \xa< in to.rn liiii w . ilo oi;i toiliii at iSi i- j way liiit i- ?j>.'iil . : '.lie ?.unmor at li:? home , in J viii> . 1 Mr. V. . il . .il r l:-i? liil now - lie tiny pill ill i.. .1.- i p| -ilo M'lii 1*1 out 1 wliore tin' i . 1 -i.a't , w M'c. ' n.'l >l.el? \ vos 1 nvo I . -n : 1 lie Hi w 1'0 1; > "il i ill" Moli n .ihiucli In j i S.' >y, o ii ..on li i p in ; of :m ; .. : . . . I . ).. 1 I. M.m i lin?i lifrfii t *i ic" a i . i i :u. ii ii'.l lu i fl'. Ill I s.-.' AI :t :i ?i u tie I'rv'\f.: in .'n ,ivii I olliii'i'V .X' y . i ! s;.:ii or M : V. iMii* ( a:.'. ' n\ i" ey (\\ on e 1 li-yu'iu ii i'i~. i i. i \ :uo way at llirir ]n?l i nti l 1:11 it voi 'i. | \i !y. 1 i !. 1 .i-i.ti 11 ' i !.c v \ i v t i 1 y j 1 i|- < .1 < n. w n . i I. 'I |> -i- i 11vli a- in ' i. i .1 \ - .1 0 "t tlie i i 'hfi ii M V '' n .1 iy I ? I i M r ' Tin n--..ii (f i ' i tin- eoii.' iny > 'vnn.ir 11.? eiMeei of j tie sn i.i |n-n. 11 .; i' *; i Mr. 'J'linin | s.r, I \ 11 i ? ; . i . f ' i \ ; ; !"* ? . ' :;r . ' t . ? ? r: : . . . o:i * 1 - ; m* ii.a? 1 * n ? i i'i i|ir ; i'i ? '* " - ? j (I'lri'ig ' ?' rr !* 1 our kin i fr i ' . . i < i .*. , r Union came near having a disastrous fir last Sunday evening. About five o'clock tli Spencer llice building on Main street an next to the railroad was seen t) l?e on lite i the loom occupied by Dr. Houston, the pat cut medicine in in. It was burning ver rapidly, but fortunately had not ma io micI headway that it cott'd not be extiiiguisheiJ having been liscovered almost imtnediutel) t>ne ot the putitiuu walls was tiuiu nenily thr uigh and the whole rioin was > burnt an 1 blacUcncl witli smoke that it wil have to be overhauled. The origin of tin- tire is not known, lit it is supposed to hive ought from a hut] that had been lett burning. It was a tiav row escape. Had the lire been disco vere a few initiates later there would have Ice no hope of saving the building. Last Friday was the dullest day we hav had at Union in a long lime. 1 he otreel were as quiet as the early luorutug. ll.irJl a wagon passed dui ing the whole day. Ou solitary man brought iu a load of watct melons and kept them in tlie shade of a tic all day long, without auy customers so fa as we could see, the moneyless street in chins eliiinbertug over aud fee.lag of in fruits being Ins ?niy c onpnuy. A citi/.e who lias been in > imuc>s ih-io maoy x ? n >ai I itint it w ? > mo am.est day ho bail eve .loin. What was die cans..' Why, every b.dy Ii.ul gone la Joiiesvil.e. # Our town is in itie throes of baseball l'?vi In lac I we believe ihey have hardly reach* (lie crisis as \ei. One ' diag? noser sui on the streets tlie oilier cvouiiig at a kin at ielide/.vous of o iso bali j layer*. that ! Had mouey ili.il s?ii the eiiiis would l leached wliea .-amuck came u|>. We at hat illy I'l'ej are i to dtiiicra j uikci booli e tu;s issue, though a be trash ' bill v 1 r. uoiitioe it die liuj-eitiliie duly ol'.-?muc to e>>uie at olicelo die relief ol a SiMer tow ?o Miiekeu wi It suck a dangerous iinladj # We i e jci vod I ni ce .ce.'iiuH of ilie Vol erau s nay at JuliC'Vil.e. two irolu regul ?.orre*i> Jiiueuis .iiivi one tro'.u a special reooi' er. As lhey were a l a! ke in the main ar ;IS the hlsl UaUied Will liiietldy in type I lore we receive J vitr Cotitaiuuicituui.- fio Corrc.-uoudents we are sute iLat it wilt I understood why 11 dee- not appeal- in the .etlets. - The tout t It uise was | li e crowded wi -j cclutors ;it the t n v? ntion ii-t MeU'U -oine being inieic-ted in the proccedin an I others mere'y locking on to sec tvli would take place, lite meeting was cot dn :v<! iii a very orderly and it iruionioi manner. ? Annual Picnic The Se.lalia Sunday School will hive tl picnic in the n.itchelor* tirove tit Scda on lhursday Aug lull, Th? public a invited to aiieml an I Liing large bi.-ke til ed with good thing-. 1 he followii speaker." are especially invited, tlev. IJ. ri. t, litl'or t 1?. I'. Hoy 1 S. Lilac--man 1 I. I . Czeli " tt'. Yailghtl \v. I'. iiuinphrics " W. II. Minier M r. J. I i iidnp Padgetts Creek, I ft;" Keys l'fCSpet Prick Church, P int II ill Sunday Schot . r? in tile I and re?|U s'e I to .-cu I a .-peak' !. oio each Schoot. p -p'-ctfltl v. >.. to . llobo Supt. Al'MiN 1 ION Kl'I'i 'KM lillS, \ mi arc i-ci|U9.-;c 1 t i i:i?-el at your pin f inwel'iig in your rr-pec.ive township < .tiirdiy ITili Aii^. lip. i.i. A fall turin-i i 1 ? Sin.I W.'il S?| |<<Hili..T 1 v.i.'i. \\ rii?* i i:ir -nI i< < iis'oj.'u. " nr i . 111t'i<i"'i.it 1 i > i al.ciil i w'f> < I' I lift i iii'i .< >i A!i'SM Hull, l>u;ii'iiilKr. >\e-. Inquire nlxi'it < \<tn>i'?iMoti lulclir I << .-< '<< ii. \<:i,;nnor, August - fur ui -ll jl Will ill '".".I1 M l.M.I l? l> I'r-i i i . ill. Protect ! ii .illsl Vis!.. SlioM or li-ii mi v in iii? ! i'i . utui i?c 11 * )! i < m o n *< t >li I l.iinl I'lfiil, -fill ll' I ? ( r ;i . I . | ii line i--io i. > : I I X -I 1 ! ' . I ' . i ~j I II-' ' i'-Or'CH in i)i '''jO . . ' J I . r.|?- . ?. 10 : .! ?k t : t I : i? t !>" i ; >' ? 1 i li r ; ... . Iv j. vi ? !i I it" ) i ' ? : it t'! .11 "> : V. HUT. . is. i1 ' I'-. State of South Carolina. c ,1 COl'NTY OF I'NION. ? Court of Co tutu on ricas. ^uui'iions. Complaint Served. y W. Eugene Mdford is assignee of Albert i ?. Mean* Jr. I*'. .? !t:ft". I, a i ns r Albert (I. Means .''r. Serult J. Arclier. I Mamie 15. Menus. Jesse M. Thompson. Maggie II. t Tut nr. i > Yolunia fl. Menus. i>ot>si* M- Ilotuttsh. A il lt/.h u/.er. \Y. I'. Ita?soll, ). A Lie and 1$ yce 1-ee as pinners as J. A. Leo \ Son, Defendant* . I To the Defend en I* above named: You , are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint in this action of onich a copy is herewith served upou you and to serve a *' copy ef your answer on the said Complaint n with subscribers it their offices at Anderson, S. C. or Union. S. C.. within twenty days , after the service heteof. exclusive of the day of service: and it" you fail to answer the . e Comprint within the tint* aforesaid tho ,3 IMaiutill in thi- teiion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the y Complaint. d r? \\r . _ I>0.>!IAM A II ,\IMN3. Si'llUMrKRT & lirTLKR. Plaintiffs Attorneys. r Dated July - I 1 s''"? ' Jskal. ^ J. II. MrKtssn'K, j ii ( } Clerk of Court. ,, To Maggie II. Chnp.nm ami Bessie M. Hcmtish i iv > of the Defendants above j name I. I'iea- take notice that the Complaint in the above stated action together with the Munitions of which the l'oregoiug is ft copy was tiled in the otfic* of the Clerk of 11:e Circuit Court for Union County in State J of South Carolina at Union Court House ou i the "-".'th . 1 ly of July 180*>. ] ,j Bon it a m & Watkins. Sett i: M I'tHT & Bt'TLKIt. Plaintiff's Attorneys. >? July ^ : MANAGERS OF ELECTION. I foil constitutional convention. 1 u I he followiti i tiaitic I perrons have been appoiuted ntattiiiors ..f election to be hel 1 Augu?t 'Jtbli 1-luesday.) The polls wt . I e opened at S o'clock a. i in. and cotuitte open without intermission or adjournment uuiii i o clock p. in. t'nion box ?Mux. K. Pa'tner. J. (Iilc9 1 lirecr, Thomas Evans. |J Suutuc ? J. XV. June?, D. 15. Font, A. Cole c. Lyles. Carlisle. ? J ir.ics XX'ebh, M. C. beaver, John Mc'joiv id. l)i vi.?slion Hi I. ? <1 o 11 uguey, I. M. Mobil* ley, J. XV. XV ib mi. Cross Keys. ? John XV. SinJers, II. It. Murphy, X. S. Uot o. j (Jib'.oi IIj:; - XX :ii. .' aii i William fiiliiam ih s mi>icl 1. r.v-.iu. y, Coieriiiu. ? John it. Munuvi*. .1 F. Spiliors, CliiesKirby. fc XVest Springs.? .1. 11. Lancaster, NiuiroJ :lt Smith, Frank SCunl. i- Jonesvil c. ?JoCiua Spears, Wa'ker Long, us A. C. XVlii e. tilandyhurg Xli N. ? J. <>. Tats, 1, C. MaFry. XV. A. MvjXX inrter. limber lii'ljre.? F.!/.:o Tate, Juuious Sparks Mcury Tate. I,e bray tons villi* Ilex. ? Hi*. Forest MoKowan 1 i,t b. I'. Painter, II. S. Spencer. ,.c XVib'tiisvilie lh>x. ? 0. XV. McKown, E. P. iB Maeomsan. I'. .). Patrick. ' Snrratis. ? 11. A. Hvars, J.I', l'oole, XViu. 1 Fowler. Kvlton.? XV. II. il.iult, M. L. Oils, K. E. N. Fowler. ' IIupliw ? J. J. Unfiles, J. Smith Ivey, Stark* Vaughna. i?it? of the above nppointe<l managers from eaiii Pox of iho e!ee*iou are rer|tieste*l to 1 meet tin* nn<h-r*igiie<l oommiitee of electiou 1 at .1. M. tircer's ollice on Saturday ilie 17th ] of Augu*t at 1 1 a. in. to receive tho tickets . and boxes. T. J. Hetenbangh. L*r i Chairman. M. 11 I.ee, .A. Spencer. Com. of Electa n. July.,Ist I?'. ?. i mm ? m mm mm ' ^'^fki^as J: XV,v V? <?V, iZ* W ?? * $ ? V r'- v. XV) 4'j 5 ' t \* is PUItTSt v - - *'E iK? jt"Sa >'. *. it, :'<*?. V , ! " . I M ' I, . *1 ' ' i*.?: i i ' HM' . ii'J ilx v.- i V <-i.. Ir: nil -.?i. ? ? i i :rrnul i.'Ui* i ' ' ? 1 3 j S V* i IJ' ! )M, S.'' -i -!') '>1 , ; j v: i .iU ' c j 1 . ' ' V I / A. % ./ 5 1 ? - 3HEAD. ^KL. -vS-?*-?-^^???<s) ?si? * :0: Nearly every freight train brings us something that we ixre laying in for Fall and Winter Trade, while we can buy them cheap during the Summer months with the READY CASH ; We are neither "resting nor sleeping 011 our oars" but ire wide awake and continually at it picking up Bargains or Cash Buyers such as they can and will appreciate when the season comes. As a "starter" we are now oll'ering White Unlaundried Dress Shirts. Reinforced, well made, and of pretty fair material too, for 25 Clents. Some people say they don't read advertisements. Maybe they don't read tliein all. We pity them if they had to brt they read ours we know they do. Tbey tell us so, besides they come in and buy the things we advertise. "THE OLD RELIABLE" A H. FOSTER & CO THE PEOPLES STORE. .IONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Co-Educational. Jonesville, Union County, S. C. Next sessio begins first Monday in September, 1805. The principals and trustees of this school have decided to place it upon 11 higher grade of efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever before attained. Our boarding arrangements are such that all boarding pupils will bo comfortably accommodated. We have separate buildings for girls and boys. All the students in these buildings will he under the control of one of tim i 1-.. ?i- i i.i ? ..... j.>.uvij'tiu. ??u u?.>r if^uiiii *muy uours, ana uie student* are not allowed to loaf on the streets. We only employ first clas< teachers. Our school is Christian hut not sectarian. The leading denominations are rept resented in our faculty. There are three churches here, and each studen is required to attend the one of his or her choice. The school is divided into three departments: Primary, Iiitcrmcdiatcaml Academic. (> the completion of our regular four years Academic course, Diplomas are granted. The Music Department will he under the management of a competent instructress, Miss Anna 1 lames, a graduate of Salem Institute. N. C. There will be carried on in connection with the High School a good Lit rarv Society. EXPENSES:?Literary Department, per month, $1.2r> to #3.00. Music, Instrumental (with use of piano) 82. "><>. Art, per monthftftiuGO. Hoard per month, ?7.Hoard and tuition payable MONTIILJ^^tJaih student vrill be required to furnish - sheets, J pillow cases, towels n??nlWWi|hcts. Joncvilt'- is a ttiriving to * 11 situated in I'nioii Couniy, on the SjiarlAorjrtf'ti'* id Col urn-Ida 1!. It.. 7'. in iks above Columbia nud IS miles he low Spartanburg. It Jicaltliylo uioii, near the noted watering places, (ilenii Springs and West Springs. ^ Keapecl fully. \v ,y* -i* r.. rtavcock. j. .v. mkuiit njiarffais. I .i firtlier i 11 furmali >11 address Jonesville High School, Jo nesvillc, rfetA / i_ ' FINAL DISCHARGE. \ List of Lett6rs. | Ihmainiiig in the I'oetoflico at Union, fur No ire is hereby given tint ./.ones l.oiig t|,0 week emling Aiigml bib. IH'Jo. Vdmiiiistrator of the Hslalo of Mr. Miriam .... ,, , , .. . , . , , , , i ??? m A. 1>. ./ones, Mr. Wi he Jones, Mr. Jack .ong deceased. has nor lied In .Jason M. . , . ' " , . i . ir ,i ./ones. Mrs. Itetsy Ann ltice, Mrs. Ma-tie reer Judge ot riobalc, in aod for the Conn- .. ... . .. ., , .. , .11. % i.. . Iliad. Miss Mamie llnmes, Ktrv. A. Hern, y ol I iiion, tor a r.iiu discharge as Adminstrator. t'ersonscalling for the above letters wil li m ( ii: i'l.i:?ii. I'lnl llio ? *? 1? <l:iy of Aug j picnic ?u v if aiivci'limnl, >tu<l will bo rtr<|iiirc<l i?i A. 1?. Is'.i.i, in) tixel pe | <> puy one oeut lor ilicir ilolivery. ilioii, iiml ;i ti nil setlloniriif of svi] I'.shtlo. 1 > v?- > \ u i > i < i? \i JASON M.ORKKK. 1 1 1 1 1 I'rnbnlc Jii'lgo I iiion Counly. J <r fyfhy n;ol i77r>uq. your LlFE - == % \ S*n?e rr7Q: v^ou ^uVVs<^>y j /'2 I j i your oHOESw aiicf at 7,0 /I'yZJk ilg I } OX :ir n c\p*T' $<- - 2 JI f f MM V- f % j \ \j f. I TjjTCC 0 OiJaVo- tyz tbc-Z^ [Jr 1^2 5c| V k ~ 7\ - - f Al./iX '?

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 09, 1895, Image 4