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THE XT NION TUvt'ES. J#SIAH CRUDUP. Editor I'riday, August .'10, 1*95. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. The 1*. O. will he opened for business from 8A.M. to f>.60 1*. M. the M oney Order Department will he I opened for business from '.t A. M. to 4 l*. M. Mail poing Mast will close promptly at 1 '1.4ft P. M.; going West 1.10 P. M. it. W. MAURIS. P. M. I> 01- N G S A ROUND TOWN MV*. Jno. Wy lie of Columbia, spent a day or two at Mis. Ann II. Jeter's this week. Mi?B Maggie Geddes spcut a couple of days with her Wrothlr, Mr. Geo. Geddes thi3 week. Mr. Kvcreth l'osry let timed to Laurens on Tuesday as his vacation was over. Mr. tins. M. t'hreiztberg of Asltcville N. C is here this week lo play base ba'l. Many friends arc glad to know that Miss Eliso Gr.inball is at bouie again, Mrs. William Muuro is rcstiag among the mountains of North Carolina. t'apt. 11. M I ;rr went up to t-aluda on Monday for a dav or two. Mr. \V. C. Nelson of Columbia is here visiting bis brother Mr. J. II. Nelson. Miss Ida Hawkins of Aeton N. C. is here the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. J. II. Nelson. Miss Carrie Duncan has gone to Spartan* durg to speud two weeks. l>r. J. (J. (J"ing is building a cottage on tho lot adjourning the Mix place on Mountain Sit. Mre, \V. D Ait liar and children have goue to Dodo N C. t> visit Mrs. Arthur a mother, Mrs. ./. Iv Wilson. Masters David and Louis Fant ot 5autuc, spent several days last week with their cousin Jamie lodgers. Mr. Lawrence Walker of Cedar Springs has boon spending the week with the family o'tMiis uncle Mr. A. 1'. 11. Walker. Mr. A. \\ allace Thomson a popular young lawyer of Columbia is here making a visit of 'wowrekuto relatives. , Mfaes Blutich and Nina Moore of Spartanburg are here as the guest of their aunt Mrs. W. K. llmnson. Mr. J. D. McDowell of Manuing S. 0. is here visiting his college friend Mr. Jas. M. Farr on Church street. John llodgers nfertwo weeks very en jayably spent v\rih friends at Lod?. N. C returned io tiis home last Saturday. Last week on \\ edno.s lav evcmnir. nnile a tiutnbor oi'youn.; j?coi?ic were entertained by Mrs. L'. F I'.?<ter. The young pe ?ple ha 1 n sociatde on Monday night at the residence of Mr. J. f>. Arthu r. Miss Lutii i \ (lowing left lust Monday for 1? el ion Texas where she will make it vi-it of unlet i h i t o length to relatives. I .tile linn >, t oil tig i- -nettling some tune with her gi t.i I j arent- .Mr. nud Mas. J- L. Vouti/. Miss I'.t tli.i; A i t mi r spent several days this week with her sister Mrs. Jus. II. Rwdgers. Air. and Mix Nat. (list with their little daughter, ti Newberty tire here visiting Aire. 11. T. <iee and r?li-? Minnie Gist. Mr K. I.. Li"all. wi r, has been en a va oalion fur several week*, lias returned lo I'nisn, and iisur.iel his work with Mess (irahatn and ' [>.rks. Mrs. L. !'. Murphy and .Mi*? Ma CI teen aecompuntoJ 1 v .Messrs \. IV Harry and ( rank 1'euKc. r tended wtrship in tliu neigh h-rinol of V. c i Spring- !nt Sttuday. Mr*. Ann 1 Arthur leu litiv last Saturday i'v>r \- 1.1 S.e and ihe Sulphur Spring*, wnere she w a. hpfii'l u month with her relative .Mr*. Arthur. Mrs. luttii'^r i? huildine a new dwelling haute on Main Street just below the jail. '| The framing 1* about e?mplcteJ. It will ( he a ncit looking cottage when it i* ftni-hed. j Mrs. Itc--ie Miller and her *ister Mi.-t , Annie I'owell of Atlant i t'n. arc here vi*it- | ?i*g the f.inr y of' apt. \. H Foster. Mrs. j Miller's old fiicuds will reraamber her best , a* Miss It'**.. Powell of former visit. ? Aire. f. I. .M irplty Airs M. 11 ix aw l j Miss Minni To?ui?m. 1 of this place, also ' \ Mrs. I.. 1> i ...Ms and daughter of (,'hf.sltr j hare gt ae ep to Wh-t Springs to drink (he I 1 health givtti : tv iter for a se.if n j *: A v **' , C?l. T. I. ihwill r. tiler, who ha-< I.cot; \ \ holding I . S i otnmi*?i >nev-Point aMi.iffnoy \ rolurned to I nion one day tins week to re \ main until .Sund iy, when lie goes to (ireeti\villc to attend Federal Court. He speaks \n the highest t> nn ot lively hustling Call. n > " I i \ k> k ?y?--,V. t? Tlie Jonessille High School, under tl management of Messrs Aycock and Meril opens next Monday, tbo Hrd inst. V wish tlicm a full attendance. R. 15. llailey of I'inckncy was found uen in his bed last Tuesday morning. lie ha been in feeble health for mine time an some months ago had a stroke of paralys which partially impurei the use of one aid of his body, lie was as well as usual hoe over on the day before bis death, havin pulled fodder all day Monday. The jail is full of uugroes, awaiting trie far various offences There are ten of them Four of them were put in last Moodaj three charged wiih perjury in the Unite States Hourl, nn?J one with assault and bat tery with intent to kill. -? ? - - - ? A new barber shop has boen opened up ii the room under the Union Motel, fornierl, occupied by Lewis Carson. The new harbe is Uiek Martin. lie conies from Lauren where lie liubeen working for several yeari ? The pastor rc<|ticst* us to ainouncc tha there will be services at the Methodist Uhurel next Sunday. 1 lie work on the Metliodis Chnreli tower is progressing finely now. Th bulk of the work will probably no finish#' during the month of September. It wil take sometime to finish the ornamental work as the infractor will do that himself. 'tic of Union's newest and most nois enterprises is a Ten Tin Alley under Mr. \Y 11. Tool s store. It belongs to Mr. W. 'J Graham but is run by Mr. Jesse Hurt on. 1 \v<? opened up for business lust $aturda evening The rolling of the balls just acrot the street fiotn tlie Tunes Oilice sounds lik distant thunder, and reminds us of the stor of Hip Van Winkle. ? Business Change Mess. McLaughlin A Brown hare movt their stuck, to the store room next door Mr. llrigg's stand. The room heretofore c oupled by the abovenamed firm has bet rented byjMr. Uhas. K. finiith of Spsrtanbu who will open a large clothing store he ul*)ut the 1'ith of Sept. m Mr. Minter W. Bubo our euterprisit and popular yung merchant of Scdaliu a . Ootnpanied by bis moot estimable Is boarded ths f*.itu here last Saturday 1 Jbuston and tlker poia? Mortli. Mr. llo tells us that lie is going to briug back atock of goods that will wake old .Scda up. They will bo in Ilostou during t K night a Templars Conclave. 0*r people were 301110 what disappoint abaut the base ball tournament. Ths ina agers, however, did the very best th ecmli in lie short lime they had to woi They sent challenges to seven teams, 1 received replies from only four. Th# 01 team which accepted uur ciiallenge was t Montiec'.lo. They played our boys ysste day evening nt Cages Crove. - . ? . ? Mr. J no. 1'. Uist raised a stalk of co on his farm just without the cnrpori limits which lie cviieutly thinks is hi enough to he placed oa exhibition, fori has stood it by the door of hii place business <>u main ?trcei. It i- 1 I feet hi tui it takes a (a 1 mau to reach the ea ?f which there are two. hat have o farmers ts say a'oout this sU'k of corn, c it he beaten? DIKL)?On the -hli day of August A ! F. Ci. Vfhitlock, a g.ie ! citizen of tl i Coun'y, breathed his Inst, after an iilnsst ' abjitt three weeks. F1 was bora in L'ni j County an i lived out his lite here. In 1*, . -v- ..... ..... . icu mi .i -i .Mury r,. KirK ; ( Lester, S. Mr. Whitlock was a memt i of lac I'wilippi l'.aplist cliu;. !i and \va* 1 ii.ai of startling qualities. ii.. ?rts ink f l>v a stroko of p.raly-i-. ... A novel >baw came through town hi wock. A covered wagon ilvnw? l.y It inu!e? ha 1 arrangid a'ong both sides, phot graphic views c.' the torture a:. I killing ot'oi | Henry Kniith at I'aiis, Texa?. Tiio killir i io k place sovwaI years ag... i'lic ovrnci | of the trap charged 10 eon:? t?> look at n I ilie views. So far as we >u! l tell they di | net get mmy cusi.-.iuers litre If the viev 1 h* i t ?en diatines iho scenes w .uld have bee I revolting. l?ut as i: was thev did cot amout to tnurh osf w?v <>r Ac ether. i Mr. .Jos. Sanders, r Agent of 1 h farmers Mutual l ire ln-.iranie Compan) was in town one day this week nil businei for liia company, lie ha? l,e? n at work i ? loss Keys, Hogansrille, an ! L'nion Town . Lips lately an l h i^ hecu r, li e Buccesefu i so he rcpcrie. lie has wr.ttcn ever sixt policies ranging in value from VInO.OO i |j;Km ui>. He proj ost^ to v...rk up the wbol ill no.n County and give every farmer t chance to insure his properly. The rate i , only one half of <>no per cent, nnd Mr San ders . iys the farmers arc deciding over] r where that they Can I wl.rl to let the I properly go unprotected when insuranceca ^oe obtaine d ?t this rale. M be The Union Musical Association will Rife tt, a concert at Nicholsons hall to night. This i'e association has been very liberal with its services, aiding first tho Knights of Pythias and afterwards the Kings Daughters. The kd former entertainments were so charming in d every respect that we feel sure that those d who attended these will make it convenient ia to attend the present. The objeet of the e association is the cultivation of a uoblo sen r. timeut and it is well worthy of oar support g aside from the consideration thnt the entertainment a (Voided is well worth the price of ndinission. d Tho concert is annsunced by a very i. unique circular whith reads as follows, r, A Greato Concerto To bo attended at Ye j Towne Hall wli is sette down on ye street named Maine Street in ye towne of Union < " S C. on ye 150th day of August lh'J5. At which will be sung a Ljste of Tunes and worldly songs. Ye entrance dores shall he epened soon after candle lytc, ye coneertc will begin at *< 7 half past eight, aud certain well favored r younge menne will show ye folks to comfor- J s table sittinges. N. 15. Ye entrance mite shall be '23 cente, children 1 <"> ceati wh will ho alon ; > ? door. ,t N. 11. Ye Tune llighfter end yc Old folks > |t can't he pcfiered with eryin babies. ( N. 15. Certaine noble Uotulemene and stately Dnmcs will walk ve minuett. e rt To Advertise the Stale. C. M. Dcrapscy of Columbia, whose busi'' ness is the compiling of a Business Directory and publishing an Industrial Sketch of Sonth Carolina is in tewn. His work is one ? of merit and general worth to the State. Its . object is to stimulate enterprise in the industrial branches and to promote iniigration- ? Me will be here for several days and will ^ sec the business men personally; and is antJS ... ious to obtain any information relating to the < 8 town or county that would lie of interest to ' (be public. The next edition of The Heme Seeker in < which he proposes publishing the sketch of ^ this county, will contain sketohes or "write upa ' of several other counties in the State ,0 ineluding among others a review of the in?* dustrial advantages of Spartanburg, and n Charleston, and describing all the eoast reTi gion of the State. Tbo work of advertising re ?he State is a very important one, more especially so at this time a* there ?. !?? u be a general wnrest among the poople ot 15 the country and the tide of imigratien aeems c* to be turning southward, dy ' ? State of South Carolina. bo county of miOH. Court of Common Pleas. lia Summons. Complaint Served. \Y. Rugene Milford as assignee of Albert G. Means Jr. Plaintiff. , Auaixst Qi Albert G. Means Sr. Sarah J. Areher. u Mnmie P>. Means. Jesse M. Thompson. CJ Maggie II. Chapman. Volttnia II. Means, rk. Hcssie M* Homtish. A. lloltrhouzcr. jUt W. T. Russell, J. A. Lee and lioyee Lee as partners as J. A. Lee k Son, Defendants. To the Defendants above named- Yen are hereby summoned to answer the Centr plaint in this aetion of which a cepy is herewith eerved upon yea and to serve a copy ef your answer on the said Complaint with subscribers at their ollccs at Anderson, rn S. C. or Union, S. C.. within twenty days ite after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of service; and if you fail to answer the " Uoinp.aint within the time aforesaid the ie Plaintiff in this action will apply to the of Court for the relief demanded in the ji, Complaint. Rosnoi a. Watrixs. rs. j .VniMi'Kitr ti J?rTt.r.K. ur Plaintiffs Atioru eye. :an Dated July -1 I c ISKAL. 1 J. II. MCKISSICK, fr. ( ) Clerk ofCottrl. iis " ' " 0f l To Maggie il. Chapnniu and Hessio II. ilernlish two of the Defendents above on named. I'lease take notice that the ('outplaint in the above stated actiou together of with the summons of which the foregoing is er a copy was filed in the office of the ClerK of the Circuit Court for Union County in State 11 ' of South Carolina at Union Coart House on en thy li'Jth , day ot July liONtlAM ,v Wat kins. Sl'll WMI'CDT A> r!? **? ML. l'lftintitr a Attorneys. ?t July * 1 t o? " EXCURSION!!! union, s, c. to charlottf:, n. c. i , id I>o it Known to all persons se?kinw recreation and enjoyment that A CHAM) EXCURSION " ill be run from Union, S. C. To Charlotte, X. C., on the 10th day of September, 1 si 0 l'lic train will leave Union at 7:-"iO o'clock A. M., and Charlotte retura11 ing at 11.'?0 1*. M. Fare ?1.00 for " Hound Trip. ~ s. ji. brown, y Manager. List of Letter*. k , Itemaining in (lie l'oetoffioe ulUnion, fur .4 (lie week ending Auguit dOtli, 18!L"?. [3 Mr. J. T. (iumlicr, Mr. J. H. Parker, I'm ma Poster, Miss Minnie (i. lJrown, Miss llby Al->( in. Persons calling fur Hie above letters wil 'please say if advertised, and will be required 1 n o pay one cent fur tlioir delivery. It. W; IIAHIUS, r. M - ? AT THE HEAD AND HOW WE GOT THERE! nv doing business ou broad and 1 iberal principles, with11 JL out stooping to any misrepresentation or catchpenny devices. 13"\7" supplying reliable goods at prices asked by otkers ll j[ tor cksap, shoddy stuff nxr nlara v<4 nn\-inar SI 1*1 VP P A CTI P.\%- ?11 <il' ...n> m m m / ?%? ? w i'u t v/ a viiun 1U1 (ill Ui V/u i -LWVH?3? t5 1 r"3"\T buying direct- from the manufacturers thus saying 13 X the middlemen's profit 13 buying in large quantities, thus saving the price D X_ and freight. I3\7~ cheerfully satisfying all customers who have good 13 JL reasons for not being pleased with their purchases. DV keeping up with the new ideas and oll'ering cleuR, 1J X desirable goods. "OT7" furnishing the articles we advertise, at the price? D X we advertise. T)T7 keeping postsd on the many changes in the market' l) X and laying in full supplies while prices are low and giving our customers the benefit WE ARE THERE! WE ARE GOING TO STAV T11 ERE! "THE OLD RELIABLE" A. H. FOSTER & CO THE PEOPLES STORE. JONES VILLE HIGH SCHOOL Co?Educational. Jonusville, I nion County, S. C. Next scssi# begins first Monday in September, 1S0 ">. The principals and trustees of tiiis scliool have decided to place it upon a higher grade of efficiency and educational advantages than it has ever before attained. Our boarding arrangements arc such that all boarding pupils will be comfortably accommodated. We bare separate building* tor girls and boys. All tho students in these buildings will lie under tin; control of one of the principals. \V o liavw regular study hours, and the students arc not allowed to loaf on the streets. Wo only employ first elavs teachers. Our school is Christian but not sectarian. l'bc leading denominations are rept resented in our faculty. There arc three churches here, ami caeh studen is required to attend the one of his or 'i r ehoiee. The school is divided into threi d par Heiiis; iVniar.. i nterinodiatcand Academic. On the completion ol "ur regular four years Ac identic course, Diplomas are grant ed. Tli? Mnsic Department will ! ; under tlie manageineiit of u eompetent instructress, Miss Anna Il.imeS, a g: mate of Salem Institute. N. C. Thorc will be carried on in connection with the High Sen > >I a good Literary Society. EXl'ENSLS:?luterarv I burnt ?. i::. t er month. Sl.iy, i , S.i 00. Mu_ sic, Instrumental (with use of ]ii:ui >) o_\ . >. Art, per month, 00. Hoard per month, 87.oh. Hoard and tuition j?r? > .Ado MO.S Ti Ii, Y. Mach student will he required to furnish - iicets "J p:. <\ cases, iowrlsand hhmkets. JoncBvill') in u. t!iriving in vn sit unto i in u i "ount v. o.i * In: >i?;i i i utr^ :uil ('olum-l?ia K. It., To milw above ('.iliunUi v iii'l I . >... ,cii in a liuultli v I* cation, nwr tbe note I wvori*j ic 1?i**i -i . .ji. - ami Wott - pi i'.lliv, >' it- Vt, u %, ' ,i. .v. \i j:i; i y F?r farther information a?l-Ire * ><;??'. - > !' ! -.o i ) >!, Jouo-vil!.-, S. t;, WHO IS DICK MARTIN? rnferv] Kry'iW mgmk Wjij 4 w Want 1 Fd' 7&V , *,W * (? ^ C4?jk< ii m \ -k.. t-7 - j ^ ./: r-"T?. \F'$" "'/A i "-L Vj?\0 **-" ' .. > ?'% ' f'tift , >'K"iD? He Is Our Fashionable ' HAIR-DRESSER AXI) SHAVER fcti . 1