The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 23, 1895, Image 4
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1 ,^:E -crrtsTIOIKT TIM ES'"
^J>SIAH OIIUDUP. Editor
Friday* AiikurI 1895.
Wm POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The P. 0. will be opened for business
W from 8 A. M. to 6.00 P. M.
W The Money Order Department will bs
' opened for business from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Mail going East will close promptly at
I 12.40 P. M.; going West 1.10 P.M.
11. IV. IIA Hit IS. P. M.
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D OIXGS AKOUXD TOWN
Miss Madeline Coates of Charleston is visit
log the Misses ?/bbnson.
Mr, Ueo. H. Oelzel and family spent lait
week at the Seminary.
Mrs. Josiah Crudup returned from N. C
last Friday.
Mr. Nat Gist of Newberry spent a day or
two with his oister Mrs. K. T. Gee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arthur returned from
their summer outing last week.
Mr. anil Mrs. L. P. Murphy entertained
a number of their friends last Friday erening.
Mis9 Marion Gibbes of Columbia is spending
some days with her sister Mrs. J. E.
Hunter.
Miss isalelle Allan returned to her home
in Charleston last Saturday.
Miss Mugaio llumphieys of Lancaster
came up today to visit her tV.eud Miss Lily
Harris.
Miss Iula Touea left here last Saturday
for Greenviilc, to visit her Embers Family
Capt. K. M. Fai r went up to (Sieun Spri ngs
on Monday for a few days restHot.
lienj. ALtoa has bad services for the
past two Sabbaths.
Mrs. J. C. Hunter aud her little grand
daughter bare gone to Goshen Hill and
Fairfield.
Misses Ludetnela and Lillian Hammond
fD(iirn?il tn (Vlmnhifl nn TillirsililV
Mr. T. C. Duncan went up to Saluda Inst
Saturday to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr. J. E. Pryor is here on a visit to his sister
Mrs. Ira S. Harris.
Mrs. W. A. Nicholson entertained a small
number of young people on Tuesday eveniog.
Ob Monday evening Mrs. Ida W. (Joss
entertained a limited number of her fri ends,
The fe-vure of the evening was dancing.
Wednesday afternoon Lois Wilkins enter"
tained quite a number of her friends and
schoolmates.
The Contractor came last week an 1 began
Work on Monday on tho tower of the Methodist
Church.
Mr. Altsisu Globes of Augusta, Ga. spent
a few days with his brother, Cap'. ?deultrie
Gibbes of tbe Hotel, last week.
Miss Ethel Walker after a very pleasant
trip toGaifney, Spartanburg and other points
irnlten liAt-V limttP
Mr. Isaac Harris cJ' Rock Hill having
paid Union a visit of ?.imost a weft's duration
returned to his litaie on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sal lie Murphy and her daughter
Miss Iiditb Murphy, of Charleston spent a
few days with friends ut ho Hotel lest wee'.;,
aud left on ; a urJoy for J'iockoey.
Miss Anus M. Tucker came down from
Hetidersou viiie on Tuesday and stopped over
for a few days with her friend Miss Marie
Clifford.
Mr. Charity Graham returned to his post
of duty on Monday, very much refreshed hy
his ten days rest.
_ ? _ ? Mrs.
Wm. A. Nicholson e many friends
are all rejoiced to s.-c her able to 5*0 out
driving again ut;er her lo>;g and trying illness.
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liar. J. N. Iloo li returned last Weda esday
fiom l'acksti'ile where lie has been ass sting
Rev. Wells in a series of meetings.
Miss Ida May MrMeeki t after spending
some weeks with to'a'ives huro, relui ned to
hsr home in I'uirfii'i i ,u<t wee .. . . iss McMcckiu
l?a-> hi id? ; . my friends here, who
miss her very n.uch*
\To are sorry Co hear of 1I12 loss by lire of
Ilia home of Mr. Robert Sartor, who lives
near Santui. Ii burned <low? hist Sunday.
Nearly ail of toe uoixeiioM poo's were
Baved. '1 he louiso wis m, i'y i Mined in the
farmers Mutual. IVe have imt learned (he
origin of the fire:
We had ?|Uite a severe eieett. -il -'arm last
Tuesday n /lit. Tho flusV ' 1 : in? iight.
niagnnd tlio roar of the . ii . . v v. , -I'limst
i:i e?sant for about hall a 1 u.ir. '1 0 dis^
charges were mostly in Ire e ou i.? ve few
of tiimu Mrik;ng to tt.c earth. Ii w?- a
brillnnt and sublime -ighf. It ruined ijuilc
hard for a short while.
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ELECTION
;0:
; Peake i Dorr.- j Otts
i lass i
ITmion 430 422 ~302
Joxesttlli 230 231 89
Cross Keys 259 259 103
Fish Dam .208 240 2
Gosiien IIill 120 126 03
Santuc 290 290 189
Kklton 244 243 191
Huuiies 115 115 74
Draytonville 30 30 28
West Springs 51 51 48
Gibiies 134 134 84
Sarratts 110 110 91
Glandyburq 44 44 35
wllkinsvillb 103 103 91
COLERAINE 20 29 29
The forcgoi ng is a copy of a table i
boxes came in.
Timber Ridge has not bepn heard f
a few scattering votes throughout the
names had been placed before the pe<
Large quantities of piup wood hare been
brought iu from tlio c uu'.ry (luring the past
few weeks ami sold to tii * cotte i factory and
Oil Mill. The yard in front of the cotton
factory is full of cord w-od. The wood
brings one dol'ar and fifty cents a cor J,
which is rery fair price for it. The factories
use both coal aud vrood.
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Bass Ball.
Sn.itne base ball team came up last Tues
day and gave our boys a bout at the bat.
The game commenced at half past four
and both sides foujit bravely and well until
darkness put an eud to the game at the first
half of the ninth inning. The score stood
then 27 to 20 in favor ofSnntuc. But Union
I had another inning and could doubtless have
caught up as it was too du k for the other
side to field the ball. So the game wm
t called at the eighth inn ug when the score
etood 20 te 20. The boys played well on
both sides and the gam j was quite inter*eating,
real cxc'.ing at times. There was
quite a large crowd of spectators and both
sides bad sympathizers, so that when either
side made a specially good play or an exceptionally
bad one the old Gage Grove would
ring with cheers and hurrahs. We have not
learned wbetucr the tic will be played off,
but think that it ought to be.
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BIG BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
The young men of the Union Base Ball
Araociation have been very busy the past
week arranging for a Base Ball Tournament
to be held hero next week, beginning on
Tuesday afternoon and ontinning until
Friday morning, when tke great game of
the week will be played.
The Association has invited Gaffney, '
Motiticeilo and Prosperity te participate iu
! tiie Tournament, but up to the time of going >
to pruss Gatlney au l Montic-lle have not
been heard from, but then is a gaeat probability
that Monticello w.11 accept the iuvi
utien. as the I'apt&lQ or tae ttuiu was ia
ton it this weak ami expresses himself as
b'ing in favor of it.
An entrance fee will be charged in sriler
to defray the expense* of tha Tournament.
We extend a cordial invitation to all our
friends in the country to b* present every
day of ike Tournament, and assist us in
mak ug this a ga'u week for Union.
EXCURSION!!!
UNION, S. C. TO CHARLOTTE,
N. C.
Br it Known t ? nil persons seeking
recreation :.ml enjoyment that
A OK AND EXCURSION
will he ran iVom I n' -n, S. C. To
Charlotte, N. 0., 0:1 t.;o lOtii tiny of
September, 1 S'.l ~>.
The train will leave Union at 7:o0
o'clock A. M., ami Chprlottc rctuning
at J l.~>0 J'. M. l-'are $I.oO for
t> 1 m..!_
JvO'JIHI J I'ljt. I
S. II. II r. OWN,
Manager.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is t ere'iy g;ven that KlipliUM Smith
liiccntnr ofiiio Kiiiuc <>.' S. .M. (Juinn de.
ceased. litis h|>| 1 cil loda^cu M. Greer Judge
of Probate, i:i * . > i t.- 111 'ounty of Union,
for a fin a', discharge i.s editor.
It h Dkkiikd, 'I'nat the 24th day cf September
A* I>. 1 S'.i.j, !<a li ,ed for hearing
Petition, and a final s-tilemeut of said I is?
late.
./A OX M. UKKKK
Pfobatu Judge Union t'onnly,
FOUND
A .ni:i ' goid in fiklne . The owner ran
g i lai Ifiiinis.iing le-criplion nt tins
| otiiet; au i paying loi this uotico:
I TABLE
i Nich-i Wal I LittleI Jeter.
I OLSOmI LACK I JOHN. |
~819 132 122 1
88 143 142
100 100 157
40 259 206
03 03 03
190 109 108 2
187 58 57
78 40 36
28 2 2
48 3 . 3
84 50 50
92 18 18
35 9 9
1H> > 15
20
nadc at the Sheriff 8 office as the
rom as we go to press. There were
county for others than' those whose
)plc as candidates.
SURVEYING. '
I will be at Union on Sept. 9th., and re- '
main two weeks prepared to da any surveying
that may be needed. Can find me at 1
the llix house or you can see J. W. Whiteaide
at same place. ]
C. C. WHITESIDE.
State of South Carolina. j
COUNTY OF UNION. j
Court of Coamen Pleas.
Summons. Complaint Served. ]
W. Eugene Mi!ford as assignee of Albert (
G. MeausJr. Plaintiff.
Against 1
Albert O. Means Sr. Sarah J. Archer.
Manic 1>. Means. Jesse M. Thompson.
Maggie H. Chapman. Volunia II. Means.
Bessie M- Hemtish. A. lloltzhouzor.
W. T. Russell, J. A. Lee and Boyce Lec as
partners as J. A. Lee & Son, Defendants.
To the Defeudents above named: You
are hereby summoned to answer the Complaint
in this aetion of which a copy is
herewith served upon yeu and to serve a
copy ef your answer on the said Complaint
with subscribers at their offices at Andersen,
S. C. or Union, S. C., within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of the day
of 8erviee; and if you fail to answer the
Complaint within the time aforesaid the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
Cemplaint.
Boxham & Watkins.
Sciiumpert k Butler.
' Plaintiffs Attorneys. (
Dated July 24 1895,
{Seal. [ J. II. McKissick,
J Clerk of Court.
To Maggie H. Chapman and Bessie M. |
Hemtish two of the Defendents above
named. Please take notice that the Complaint
ia tho above stated action together <
with the eammons ef which the foregoing ia
a copy was filed in tha office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Union County in State
of South Carolina at Union Court House on I
the 29th., day of Jaly 1895. I
Bo.nuam & Watkins.
Schumcert A Butler.
riaintifTs Attorneys.
July 31-tit
~ FURMAN UNIVER8ITY7
GREENVILLE, S. C.
The next Session will open September 25,
1895. Write for circulars, catalogues or for
information about Courses of Instruction,
Mess Hall, Boarding, Ac. i
Inquire about examination to bo held by
School Commissioner, August 23, for soholar
ship worth $50. !
C, MANLY, D. D., l'rsident. ]
GROVES
~TABTELE93
CHILL
TONIC
18 JUST AS OOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICK OOots.
U.LB., Not. W, 1W,
Fori* Modlotno Co., So Louta, Mo.
<;?atloa>on:?Wo oo)4 loot year, MO boMtoo ol
ROTR'S TASTBLNCB CHILL, TONIC m< hart
tought threo grooo olroaly tbla roar, la all oar to
terlonoe of 14 year*, la tho drug builuooo. hart
loror m.M nn nrtlclo tbalgnve aiicn uulroroai tatto
ACtiuu 03 your IvuiC. Yoqre truly,
AUNET.CARR A oo '
For sale b/ II. F. I'OfiBT UMON, 8. G (
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NO ARGUMENT
IS NECESSARY
to convince the purchasing public that our's is
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Our best advertisement is our
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.
A.t the beginning of this year we set out to increase our,
CASH RITSTTsTFlSS
md we have been most succesful, the result of close buying,
dose marking and always on the alert to "snap up" clean
rich Extra Values with the CASH. We are going hunting
pretty soon, for New Fresb. goods and you ean lookout for
rich and rare gems through each and every department. We
propose to back up our sayings with Popular Prices MisRepresentation
is out of our line.
Do you wear collars? We are now offering our entire line 0f
)dds and ends in Men's Linen Collars, your choice %r 10c,
svorth 15c and 20c,
"THE OLD RELIABLE"
A H. FOSTER & CO
THE PEOPLES STORE.
J ONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL j
Co-Educational. Jonesville, Union County, S. C. Next sessio
begins first Monday in September, 18D5.
The principals and trustees of this school have decided to placo it upon
\ higher grade of efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever
before attained.
Oar boarding arrangements are such that all boarding pupils will be
comfortably accommodated. Wc have separate buildings for girls and boys.
All the students in these buildings will be under the control of one of
.I : : ,i? nr. i 1 ... i_ i ? .1 1
me piiueipuia. ??e iiuve u^uiai aiuuy nuurs, ao.u Uie stuucnus are not
allowed to loaf on the streets. Wc only employ first class teachers. Our
school is Christian but not sectarian. The leadin g denominations arc rcpt
resonted in our faculty. There are three church es here, and each studen
is required to attend the one of his or her choice .
The school is divided into three departments: "Primary, Intermediate and
Academic. On the completion ef our regular four years Academic course,
Diplomas are grant ed.
The Music Department will be under the management of a competent
instructress, Miss Anna Ilamos, a graduate - of Salem Institute. N. C.
There will be carried on in connection with the Iligh School a good Literary
Society.
EXPENSES:?Literary Department, per month, $1.25 to $3.00. Music,
Instrumental (with use of piano) $2.50. Art, per month, $3.00. Board
per month, $7.50. Board and tuition payal>lo MONTHLY. Each student
will be required to furnish 2 sheets, 2 pillow cases, towels and blankets.
JonesYillo id a thriving town situated in Union Count,/, on the Spartanburg and Columbia
R. It., 75 miles above Columbia and 18 miles l^loir Spartanburg. It lain a health/lo
;atien, near the noted watering places, Glenn Springs and West Springs.
Rat ipeotfull/,
E. It- AYCOCK, J. A. MERITT Principals.
For fur.her information address Jonesville High {Job ool, Joucsville, S. C
FINAL DISCHARGE. I
Lilt of Letteri,
....... , . r t Remaining in the Poatoffioe at Union, for
Nonce is hereby given tli*kt ./amcsL.ong h |j. Auguet 23rd, 1896.
administrator of the ivdate of Mr. M .riaui
Loog deceased, lias applied to Jar on }|, Mrs. Ardella Austin, Mr. T. M. Hern Un,
Jreer Judge of I'robatc, in and for tt ,a (joun- Mr. Rot '?rl Jefferies. Miss Klix* Rice, Mr.
y of Union, for a final discharge ?>5 Admin- Thomas l Spears, Walter Williams.
strator. I'ersoi calling for the above letters wil
It is Okdkrku, That the 26ir davofAuir- ... ..... . .
let A. D. 189.-1, he fixed forh'.ftVine of ni- P'eiucsuy if advertised, and will be required
ition, and a final settlei.ent 0f saP(| | statc 0 one teot ^or ",c'r delivery.
JASO'if M.GREER. ' R. W. HARRIS, 1\ M
l'robate Jud ge Union County.
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