The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 13, 1895, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text- THE XJ3STI03ST TIMES. JOSIAH CRUDUF. Editor Friday, Sept. lit, 1S93. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. The P. 0. will he opened for business 1 from 8 A. M. to O.OO P. M. I The ^loney Order Department will be j opened for businessTrom A. M. to -1 P. M. Mail going lv?9> .will close promptly at 1 2.40 i . M.; goiDg West 1.10 P. M K. W. HAURIS. P. M. DOINGS AliOUND TOWN 1 i Mrs. F. M. Farr has rcturae I lr i m ^a'u la I Miss .lulia Mcl?eace nas rciurncJ from ; AMicville. < Next week all the schools of'hc town coin- | uieuce their work :igi in. ( Mr. Ilan? t'oheu s l'amiiy moved to their house on Church St. lust Wednesday. i Mrs. M. L. tilkins and her "l i ghter Mary i Elkins of Alston, arc here at Mrs. Powell's. ' M. Jco. K. Minter and sons, W. It. and I'errin Minter spent last Mondiy in Caion I Mrs. Dora D. Powell an I her daughter , Miss Belle Powell are home again from Hie inoun tains. Mr. IS. S. Smith his opened .1 store here, in the old /Plmaix building and his goods arc urrivtng. Little Annie May Pr/or iM hete visiting her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Imslcy. Mrs. Jn ?. P. Kite and her little sou .'Iorrison. have returned from tin extended visit t ) Asheville. Chas. S, Clifford left on Tucs liy ftr Davidson. where he takes tip the studies of the Senior class. Mrs. ./. N. Booth, who has been in North Carolina for several weeks with relatives and friends, returned yc-tcrd ay. Mrs. Win M. liibbei went to Colu.rit.ia a Tuesday, to spend a eouplc of weeks with her ealy son, Mr. Willie M. (libbcs Jr. Xirj \ai OL-i and little daughter titter spending ten days with relatives here re turned to iheir home in NewborryUst week. Mr?. Jos. Flamming and ber twj little p.ris of Carlisle spent several days with her sisters Mrs , II. T. Gee and Miss Minnie CL-t. I Mrs. L. A. McCrnvy and her daughter. Miss Kate McCravy spent two days last week at Mrs. McLaughlin's Miss Carrie I'uncnn has returned from her SpartanLurg visit aad has taken charge of the Telephone Central olhce. A party composed of Miss I.iiv Harris, Amey Nicholson. Marie ClilfoH and Mr Al'nn Nicholson went up to Glenn >j ou Tuesday to spend a day ci tw . Mess I'ow'.er and tiallmau have a petted a new restaurant and heef market i n Main street next door to the Dispensary. See their ad., in this issue. Mr. IV. 1?. W ilkin-.1 r has heeu siek ho several days with fever, hut, we an gla 1 t.. learn, is belter now, tin I will pnlnldy be out agaiu in a lew days There is.a new photographer in town, Mr. V. W.Colo. lie has rente 1 the phetogr iph gallary just below Purcell's -toie, at waioli plact will he found s one of his wotk in dis- j play. Ho cotnes liere from Trron N. t . j Mrs. Titos. II ?me* and 1 <t tic on <i?Haines have ju?l returned fr.tu a three weeks visit to Manning!?. <\ 111 I Newberry Mrs. 1 lames visited her sister Mrs Wwbtcr in Mauuing. awl her c'.dol .?on Mr. t laude (.Sialism in Newberry. Mrs. \Y. I>. Wi'.Lins, who lin* been ti a visit to Cheruker ^|>rinp.-? l.n< returned. Little I.ois Wilkius who acconpaincd her to the Springs stopped tl at I'ac let oh her return ami will spend sevctal days with relatives at that place. We were visited last Monday by Mr J. 1'. Coleman who has recently moved here from ('Arlington. 11 i^ children will work in the Mill. He himself will w.>rk in the Spaitan ' burg and I'nion llaptist Associations as col porter. The Hapiist Court".t speaks highly of him as .1 Cidporur and we y?i*ii him much 1 ?aecces in las new liold. "? I , i>r J 0. (ti>ing? lit* neon -in.ro ?ici? iur i several ?ihy-h. S?.uc time n< j lie In I biliou# ' fever, but hml nearly reeovcrei when l e took a relapse. I lie kaighta i.:' 3'jrfl.ini" ! and the Juniors Live taken go;,l arc ! , hiin during Lis illness, setting 11 j- with m.-l ministering to bim. lit? is it inembpr i t ! both of these orders not! his i i?e furni-!ie a striking illu'trutim of the fraternal relation exi*ting between the members of tlic-c ordors respectively. Primary School ' : Miss May Duncaa'- Primary Soli ...J f i 1 girls an 1 hoys will open on Sept. ?. at r ' the residence ot Mr. spencer Jlice. | 31* J fk i AVc said last week that Mess. Fant Bros, had improved the links of their store by n new coat >fpnitit on tho front. But wo did tot toll it till .They have had a general doming out and brushing up. Kverything waaiuved and ilic entire slue overhauled, .lie walls being given a fresh coat <>f whitewash and ttie wc. I work ti fresh coat of aiut. '1 his week it i- full of goods, ino-tiy jenvjr groceries an 1 bagging arid ties. They ,v.ll have t!: !. tail aiveittsetutnt .11 tlie 1*1 mls in the lu ?r ! i'.tc A Kcinarka!>:? LettIM*. I'aMished by re piest. Tins interesting art! V over '- ft ye ,r- ag ell into ilio bauds of i fvnily living in dullard county, V h gin; i. w ho !:irti;jr it 11 .b:s chipsc d line kept .t in their puss-*non. It was handed down fram one member to mother until il has reached It never passed out of the t imi y until 1ST when jne of thcin upon her tenth be 1 give a copy to Mm. M. F. Towsutt, .i near nri.ghh r. Mr*. Towsoo pave a c jy to her neice, .Ur\ L. 10. Kielclier, who m a first cou?ia to c\Ijovei nor William Smith of Virginia, and !<lic a c ?py t? Ilev. I' <\ Fletcher, her son, who is now living in Kutr.e. an I trom whom tiie Tn'/uiiiit proeurod a ce.py. Tins' is the first iituo during the 1,700 years of its existence that m ti ts ever been in print. 'I 'we who n sve i" ;y of tills wonlrr fa I letter written by the n esse I Sivionr s uvn hands prize it very highly and believe in its genuineness. WuitN 11 U \s (, 'firjt. Written lor lies. M. F. Towvm Aug ;-i 'J. 1st, lhTO, Aud givea to l.oti to. Fletcher, w 'li iler ll.es'ings, February lot'', l-ju Illsro :v <)i l ilt: Fts;?ts<; tl'ory be to t, and found eighteen fnilt'st from 11 tiniri ?n - **i \ I v..ft v.. ?-j ?. J j . ... 3 ....VI iiir l,!tr-??cl .v' vio'ir s crucifixion. tr i?; ..*I? 1 from the li >'y city. by a converted Jew. faithfully translated from the orivinul hebrew copy now in 1:10 position "t iho Lady Cuhasses fin.i'v it Mc-s iput.uni?. Tin* Idler * ?- tfr.iien by ./osus <"?ir?~t, and found tin ier a proa? Mono both round Mid lotlff. til tint fo >1 of li'.O oro*-', ci^llle :ll mi led from Ie >ni'ita, ncor the village called Mease] ot num. I'j on :!;it Mono was written and engrave 1: Co**ed is l.o that slt.i 1 turn me over.' A'.l I ho people thai saw it pr.aye 1 (J? d earnestly, ui.i desire I thai Ho would make known r? tiietn tnc meaning ' f this writing, thai they might not attempt in ! vain to turn it over. In tli* meantime there i aire a little child about r * or seven years oil, and turned it ovar without help. to the admiration of nil the pc.plo that stood by, and aider tii!? ??:n? wi>? Cnba^-es' tanii.y. Mid in this lettc. 'w ?s written the < > tntn.uid- | taenia of Jesns Christ, siguel by the Angel I Gabriel nintyninc ye irs after our Saviour s birth." Hit. LETTER. Whosoever w tUs on the Sabbath day shall bo cursed. ! cMiunnnl you to go to church and keep ihc .' art s d .y holy wit ii i ut any manner of w i k. You shall not idle tior misspend y ur liuie in I . locking yourselves in super'.'uiries i : i -11 y apparel and vain drusMtig, for 1 have ordered it a .I ?jr of rest. I will !i ive the day kept h ily ti.it. y < ir Mti-' ; iay ho forgiven you. ^ >u shall nut break r.y cuitn uiliiicii!- but observe ,.u 1 keep them, ti.ey l ring wi.lteii with i :v own hand, an I -] a w.'ti my own i > itn \ i ii -hall not oi; y go to chureu your.-elves. but als > you servant in i your maid servant. I Observe my wotd- and learn my Cuiiiuiau - | l.ielkta v i. sliiitl *l ?. ? I i-ituI'Jay ni .-IX u . 111 I In' a!11 i ii >oi? al wli.i ii lio'ir ilio | iv[ i in in ..! ilie [i iM'iiiiT. I ii'tvi-*: ?! ?< * ly w ?n , 1- I re. wived for yutt aii I a;! in wifiind. 'I ni -ttnil uingently an I j* iceivy i ur in your rCVvi il v. ctii'n-i wiieni !i r a ( !< w I ii. 1 tjcait yen. \ .til ?!.i!. love "in :i in >t bee mi I tin m ilint ire irt baptized i?> e line to eliuieb u. I ree-ivo ili .i inly - ?o? r i in ell t. I till i- o S IV i; I - : r: 1 lit ?i: j> i?vi vi iho li'i'l, hi i i r ii i ie n ineiiitier thereof, an 1 in - > >1" i 1 will give y >u long 1111' and many l .v-.-iiig-, yuur Ian i - It it i i m ii'cni-!i ril i ring f ii Ii it'ijiilani'i', nii'l I it i: 1 c "! I : i y . ; n i lie g U'.iJe -1 toin j.' at ions, nil I surey he iliut ilovilt to lh? cuiiir.iry shall l>e ni n'i. I will nl>? i n I mi ii net-" of Ii ir; i Mem li.l 1 Iimva destroyed iliein. but e-| m nly hardened iuipvniteni uiibeiieve:?. lie lliii li illi given rj I lie poor > 11 til in ( be tin (>i "liiiib o. He" nit* fiber to keep ln?y liio Stimuli day. I'ji* liie sevvulti <1 iy I litve t iken in n renting dty, to iny-.ilf. lie li:i( llilll *t copy ol tins letter wit ten v illi u:y own hand unci spoken uiili my mm luuuiii, and kc |:11 ii without publishing it to others .-.till not prosper; but In- lint puhlishct it it toothers, shall lie blesse 1 ol nie, an 1 if their sins re many us there is -tart in the .-fcy, aim if ihey tiuy believe they shall I e p.u-dull -I, mii I tiiey that beueve imt this, my it riling ind u i' cjiuin ii.'lii.ent<, I ni.l send my plagues it pi ii j a: il your children, good itut caitie an t it.. ther n nldly cni ymem ; t i .t I h ?v? iiU'ii Vi u. I' i Imi; i i.u iii.nl * j f v nftt, 1 have - : r 1 I a* y ou, i. y mi ! li wii! be i?i li with y i ii. :a la 11, .- ,i i ' ind that i\]i:vti i .oil ne. \N tiu-ji vet , i.l ^ l.hvi: n ' v c: is Ll T'* in I 1.' IliCir li 'Jn." I". ( int. i ilTi tllc.i: ii r I e-> .en? tigliiiii:.;.: Ii l emu K r :i-ui. m t< iii .r .1 111. I | u; lit.1 In. r in u.v ll.O Sc J ;.l V.H- 1 ! y ii. iiu./ i - .TiJ 5 irci, ?i ! I 'O *'.!!>: . . ,\ ! i ' *i llOUSO ? < k lit' t .1 .. I Ii' . | limUin'* A mien to. Tw* i'.p.i; in I} r v 1 r ri: .. Brnhu fim i lotri, Fair J',;..- :.-i 1 'arc.*, letup, t : 1 *j i ml I'mii J*. t'iiil! . I n,-. nfi-.l An ."'..in iirii] 1 K>rfin 1 /'v. . I ;urc? lYe*, or fto pay rf'-june I IfW : .a;- | in toe I lu give j el led .? ?l. 1 a <-11 ? ll CI money refna lo 1. 1'rict 'J-> ccnti per tw.\ FU 3AL.K 15Y li. I. I'ojojf. ? \ I Lest Monday Fta'c Itftcciivc NewbolJ. rcprcfeDtiDji the State stud t>y virture of a warrant, wetit tip t ? the d i>till cry of .Mr. W. K. Ray ;.n?i o^cd it. t iking possession of tlie liquor on haul. lie was acctnpan ied by the tsberiti. 15ay was charged witli violating his e ntract with t It state and selling liquor e :iti try to the di spelts.try I law. Mr. 15ay a<. lapanic I by iiis Attor uey j weut down to <ttnil 11 at (?nce to see j about the n.alter Arrangements tvere made whereby ho n i lowed to assume bis busi ncss uu 1 coutini. to distill tor the | rcscut. Tuero are sotie cases pending in court a gainst him an 1 we understand that the arrangement w is tl tt if he was couvioled his business w t- s!o|> an 1 his liquor be confiscated, bqt if ho was acquitted tie was to be paid for lite 1 i i ir -ei/ed and allowed to coiuiuue his V imucss. m A Card of Thanks I hereby lender n:y sincere thanks 'o ihc people of the (own >>f Cnion and the Oouuty who so chcertu'.iy .1. le i mo in refuting the charges ami thereby exonerating nie, l'rom all In.une ur eriinin 1! intent to practic a fraud upon the in let States tioverniueut as I'vSt Master .!' H'ili.arn, 1'uiuu Co. Js. .S. I iuost highly aiiprecia'e tins evidence of respect and c >nh lone-i ui lite ; < t oft!. ?e who so kiudly rend ;re I ine aid. 1 ma thankfully yours. W.C. Harrison. L'uion S. C. ScjuT iltii 1 "V"? OBI 11'A it V. LSoro, No*, s, IstJ'i, hied A ig s. 1 S' . II ro 1 her l-'el x (i. U hillock wis horn in U111.11 County S. C. > /. e>, 1M' >. 11c nai ha* p.ly married to Mary 1*1. lvirk of Chcs.er county, hy the llev. 1 )rr, !>. !?., on the 7th i t Aovcmocr 1> Ilejoiued Philippi Baptist church during the l ase r tie of Kev. 15. C. l.utnpley in i.e.* summer of le>'.i\). lit c ntriijuted libera* ly t> tnw 1 1 tiding of this church anil rcuiatuv! a member of the same until Ids death, lie was a snceessful farmer aud Joukei utter his business until hi* last illness. hnsl.md un I father lie was kind an 1 thoughtful, uilccliunate uad true. lie loaves n w.fo .1 1 I four children and many frimiis and 1 ?ve I ones to nioiiva his de.iili. May the God of all grace pjur the oil ?f rtsijrualiou and peace into ilieir hearts au<l euah e laein t; say, "l hy will he done. Pastor. '1 ue Ntgru K iucaltun u Conference will 14 nre'ie here Oct iin r the g-1 aud -4 ? fiie negro is f: y.tig to oeUer hie eondioou by c limiting hiuisof. !i it neceo-?if y frh at we 111 a Jii.n.i liuve and practice higher ideas ofeducation nurdry and religion. With* out tliwe ifialtiicaiiotis no race can ever expect to be irnly great. The conference ;. > for the purpose of aroui. ing our pe educationally. W'? want unity among teachers an t leaders, belter 1 schools and better leather*. 1 tit- conference m;11 thifjiigli y discuss lite tnduMli i it i lea. W e want a " <1 strung eiiir.il Industrial t.' iliege. I'u: .:t i- the place. Ttaa l'?laietlo 1 1 nilii>trial In-titute iiai already run one session w.tu ring tuece?". l'clcgates tie u ia.rliel 1. t.'ue-t?:r, .Newoerry, J..tureii-. Spartanburg ant 'urenvilie ( .unities wilt be in (lie e meat '-on il eoulereiice. l'ney are interested in building a strong institution. A number el e lite i: or- tro:u TV ' . wrul be here. .V K.e.it. n lioai a t the*-* couu:iei will tic uppoiiili l I > niiiiie an appeal to the : state an11 emmie- m tiiii section for a N I'm i. lii.iu~iri.il* 'liege, lis tiling Lnuu i i- the pi.ice tar mum an i*is*itntioii. It nut in iiur ivlitio toii-itit -luen minx ?t it. We want mi iii- iiuiioii for the tvtiole | o ?j 1 :. We inu-i lose > cot at tiriioitiiii uiou il I.iks ail I y iU -: i V o III : people *> a IUISS. 1' .X lug lcuotniti i. i'Ui.1 lines iiiC.iiis tleatli, tor we a< in iiv.tiu it cii'irchct are too poor. ^ucit aa Iu-1 (niton mi.I tuing revenue to any t i\mi IVe cmnl sjoii, if n e it td the i uiii eut< ii - 1 i 'l1 '0student.-, say at > ' "> ( per i.i iiita expellees etch wutcu noiud be . I tot' ii i'.u ' i eight or nine imuiUn . -ee iv it a i it w on ! p iy. It will be ev t n hm tl i .r i sit i.uu to. i tnroiigli for *0.011 pi 1 in" itu tor piov 1 1 11 fuel au'l other iiiciucii ... -. k.i ui ik ?i I >111 lilt! llfliV:. 1 Ills IS ilia iv j i iti bt'i lie I * i invito l.ier.uj .iu<l In* in- i ; i ln- ii.i v :ii I nion J>. I . If our winic liicii it will help tli.) colui'vil wi I. A!. 1?. Lev, rriiivii* i!. >oj i. Kn 1* - i. v;r*? > \ >#* i UES'LW UliANT, M i 11 - .\ r 11. I lor us. ^ ml - J ~ CITY ilAliKKT. jl l '.I K I M?s k i I j . ! ' R L S H MEATS 7 ; IJ..I.1\ Pur.O A : AN i' T'MK IN * , V anv pai; op in-; an. I . > Ol ? TP. MM!. -ji , FOVvWP0. OAI.IAAN. ! d. ) : ro dip *fc n ai./. ' ' ;k." " *K - # j L I f Li t'i?r! >. i "...i . il. I'tf"l r l .i . , for .! i v. '? < i- ; i 1 Ivili 1 '?*> Vfi >Al ing pfho hbofl letters wi! , Mi II. (I. (Iri'sf, M Snmli Awry, Air. ' Mr. lohn II !iix*eJl, Mr. John liiPn i ' \ I. r I. \I -m |.ii? I'.tirl. Mp. v.j!. M . M M. V. Tiiomji-' -i, \.i-. V. 1* ' > .itli. Mi l.uiei Scim. .J. ('. 11 :ci- Mi . ?!' <?. i'.lT I. J-. i " i.v if i 1 vi n >!. II. J wi.i l>e r<'] ilrc I ; o j iy out cunt for umir tlclivtriy. It. W. 11AKK13, 1'. M k / Glad! OF GREAT CASH CUS ;r Our buyer is now in the GRB after the interests of CASH B and is daily si "Great ? in the way of she "CORRECT 1 Millinery, all houirht with the J WATER mark/ "Alter the 11 IIS Wi ion the current is turnc in ft lew days, you will think it. A OLOUDUUUST 1 {JO! 1 IT OUT 0 wait "THE OLD A. H. F0S1 THE PEOPLI JONESVILLEI Co-Educational. Jonciville, Unio Ko^rins first Monday iu JScptci .her, lb! The principals and trustees of th^s * a higher grade of efficiency and cducat before attained. Our boarding arrangement-* sir? suel comfortably accommodated. We liave s All tiie students in these build it gs v the principals. We have regular stud allowed t<? loat on the streets. We "ill school is Christian but not sectarian, resented in our faculty. There are tin is required to attend the one of his or I The sell" >1 is divided into three depai Academic. On the e unpleti. n ?!"??;?r t Diplomas are grant e l. The Made Department will be arc instruetre--. Mi?> Anna I lames, a gra There will be carried on in e muectio:; (.1-11'V S|?..?tr KXI KNM'IS:?Literary ibpartinei -if, Instrumcutal (w itlt u-e <>l piuteo per liiouili, Itoanl au?l tuition | will lie ru<|uire<l to furnish - -hcets, 1 |i .liiiiVtVIll' l> :i I n ivili^ v II siill ilo 1 I i I III bia It It.. 7 > in.If- n'/ove ( iiliimbi i :t(i' 1 I -- fin!' citiuii, noir the nolo I watering [ i ne-, Ulciui It. It- \ I'.ii I'.triiioi inform u: *n t ! Iro-- J ?ii? -n11o I WANTED! Ail n.ti LARGE, MII)I)1 MEX ""I IJOVS < i< > >u : .,v >. 11 yon Good Sol it ivjisoiisiMp pi ice* we luivc tli \\ o intend to it .i 1 FALL AND W mow rtipidl\ if L>w \Yr ko i jn'ii i rr\rw . n ? nnr i_m n i 1 u I u u \ <J 1 ijA v ii! i! \i1 w?- ai'jnvc.;i:< tin' 1 i!?- i t! p cui imping to mpnt the coil',inn i Y? THE CAN NKXT DOOU TO b\\ > IDINGS VALUE TO >TOMERS. K I AT METROPOLIS looking LIVERS lipping us snaps," THING in Dress Goods and [IED HOT Dollars at LOW 1L was oyer,' Ml on in realitv, which will be OF BARGAINS )F T1IF SKY. v i> rsioid, 11EL1ABLE" ?ER & CO. E'S STORE. TIGH SCHOOL a 0j.iuty, S. 0. Next scssio ic\ool have decided to place it upoi? ion.il advantages than it has crnr [1 that all boarding pupils will 1dntr >1 of one of y hours, and the students are not y employ lir.st class teachers. Ou-r i"te leading denomination* arc rcpt *ee churches here, and each studen Iter choice. tment-: 1'riunrv, i ntermcdiate aaid egnlar four years A i lemi-' coarse, lor tiie i.. mage:.,' {' .1 r jinpeteni ,dilate of Salem institute. N. (J. w:t!i the ll:_'!i School a goal Libit, per month. Si.-" toSd.un. M-ir..?U. Art, per month, ?J.UU. IJoard ayablo MON 1'lllA . Kacli student allow eases, towels and blankets. Oil I ' III II I V .III llio s... I ' ' .jr-. I dill IMI I " HI! I I ? ill III"es hi;!-?.v Sjciri iiiliur,;. Ii ism ? hi-tllliy lo iSjiriu ?< :i i i A ?ii Sjirin/s. Kuspooi fully. I t'OCK, J. A. .\1 Mil I'll' l'.iuci|.t<, li^it Soii'iul, Jiinc.svillo, S. i'. WANTED! LE ""i SMALL SIZE who wear clothes to i > uas. want id Shoes |.||! II :1 t < ililil Slii.it f... II ...... ..iiw. > IIIIL^ I? > 1 Jill, our stock of INTER GOODS I'w.t : \\ : I '- IV 1 o|> tllO AIU 8QUAR; 3 ??.i RUGS SECTI OUST iitroiiaii'- i\ -a us in tlie jia*L lire ol the s:iine? we arc. >urs For Trade, N ON CO. Mil & THOMSON. t I - i-?.

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