Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

? ? x * * 4 '* nah^l * Bl VOL XXVII.-KO- 12. UNION SOUTH CAROLINA MARCH -M. iS'.lfi. SI.50 A YEAR. F. M. FARR, GEO- MUNRO PresiJent. Cashier. 23Uiil Wtemotf* Steltoasl or tri<ri03sr. :o: Capital S'nck $00,000. finrp'in $")0.00 stockholders liabilities ?00,00?Total? $170,000 Oflicers?F. M. Furr, Pros. A. II. Foster, Vice Pres. Gen. Muiiro, Cashier. J. D. Arthur, Assistant Cashier. Directors?W. H. Wallace, A. G. Rice, Win Jcfleric*, T. C. Diiucin, J. A. Faiii. .1. T llnmrlag I C. M..KU.H.L' V I! (.'..wine SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS'-^ gtIMS & DIXON, Ally's at La'v. AH business placed in our hands will ie? ceive prompt iitienlioo. Ollicc No. i Law linage. OCHUMl'EKT, UUTI.Ki: .V McliOWAN, Attorneys a' Law At 0. 0. Cu p's. old Ollicc. I). K. Hydride .J. A. Sawyer. Spartanburg. S. . I'nion, S. jiVDnicK & s;wvr.t:, Attorneys at Law. Judge Townscn i's OA' Sisuui. jyjUNUO & M UN HO, Attorneys >it Law, No. U. Law llmge. O S. STORKS, O Attorney at Law ami Trial .1 notice, OHico Hear of Court House. ?' _ DENTISTRY?JR. II. K. SMITH'S Dental K ioni over A, II. Foster \ Co s store. C>cai:ie usctl in cxuactin}; teetli. J )i:NTiSTKY. nil. J. C. MeCl'iiiJL\>'. Office on tlie c rncr <n' \| .;rit ,ln;i when i'e- ; sired. Call mi I m u n o. I'Nlo.N MAItlffiB ? AND l'iuj i i Works. < ;i;(H!OF. (iLDDF.-J. SURVEYING. I am ia I'nion jnej-ari ! to ?! any m r vev in<? that tin? juitilic in 13 desire. Call ai liie Union (trailed Solut 1! 1 r it Mr. laeoli li ce a 1>A Vis r.i ; ! CITY OYSTER SALOON. Remember t!iat ^011 can got a niee stow or fry of Fresh Norfolk Oysters at J NO. R. MATH IS' OYSTER PARLOR. . (Next door lo McLaughlin & Brown.) FOU 'Jo (JKNTS. Also a fresh lino of CAN 1)1 MS, OAK MS anil crackers. The lines I in town. Canned goods, FrniO, Pcanuls, Tohaeco and ( i^ais Ami a general line of Family Gre.eeri< s CITY IIYSTIili SALOON*. Telephone No. 0 7. T!i" ENi>EAVOUKl'STheir i il'lli .\nuuul ((invention licttl in I'll it'lc.sloM J..isl Wci u. Soutli Carolina's lii'th, ami lm-.t successful convention, which was heM in ('liarlesto'i last week, lias j.as ou into history, hut ;ho inspiration received, ami the enthusiasm aroused cannot I'd t ; slimtnaie tin* Ch?'t.-iian ICiuleavorcrs ( f tli Slate 1> inct'ctis oil activity "fir Chri.-t an I the church." When t'ae first session opened, ami Rev. Henry M. Cfrnnt, pastor of the Circular church, where the convention met, extended to the delegates ila circular or all round welcome" he put into words the* spirit that was alinivn Vitt ??11 fKn r'Nni?lAofA*i V , v>?w ? ! wj ui> VIIV vnai iwoivw uuuuav* overs. The Executive Committee had been fortunate enough to secure the presence of ^TWilliam Phaw of llostnti. Mass.. iJt'V. 'illiaui son. of Atiuii!::. tin.. a: , Mi - Mat tie 11. J J ace < !' i '!niv..:. I he first s?.!.!i\ - - < t tin i uiv. nii a; was by Mr. f-iiaw. i' l.r I - ! licvcl in tlie \ . i'. > . \ . ) ]. " In . uus" | it i= youthfui, nractiev. spiritual. i ! ciiaracterfii!. cutlien^i.oi.' 4 >.X' ft .. If ffl !IW V"- * i .. v ft ~t\-. . 4 ' V I X' -Y^ *20 I v " - -' Ml-- MATI li: K. I. A' Row I I Oil i'V ??I. ( ...lit 111:1 < t < > ;i ; slron^i ph.: that the ihildrcn ?d the j land he oaily taught l!:oir dniv a-1 can^1*ycM;;i,CLin'i^ie Junior Endeavor Society. The cause ol "i'loaling Endeavor," or the work among sailors, was presented by Miss Race. Wednesday morning was taken up with the State Secretary's report; an open parliament, that brought out what had been accomplished by the societies in the f tate during the past vear; tall.* or the different 1 ? f 1,1, . ...... v : . Mi J ? ... : was :: k* :iv.i!:; : < !,. i- h i .. . Am I.?r<' : >v I " ? Klilt ?VO". I" I' i'.'i t i ' II\ . v.' ' i,. A t ! ?! -v ' tiii . .iu- 1 lowir.j* officers were elect< ! i I I c!i> n!!.r \ . *. j i 'fv'-i'l"!.!: ! ' < . A . ciinil jjton. \; : [f. : . : I >hik( . M . i i 1| :i" 1; vii ;i-: ' I II. At!;ii:,..tl '..1 11;:' :v. V.. .. .. : I / 1 1 I '!*' i ( iiat i u -v. .. i ioIiih . i tn . | rit .11 ; * i lCC'MV ! i' . .* *i fi . i . . . \ I.in ilsi' in. t^11:t. < ! > i .Junior \\ ?.r!,-: Mi . . . !. n. < "narl li. 1 \ ' \ / . . i , ' 1 i I i . I I > ; i t s . I ' ; ; 1' i' t i : ii \ i A I.liosi. II i -X :i! I !| ai'tCi i Li-.i ! >vssi<;i:, c l?y Mr. . <i?!\, ,1 innny pi Mom c ii* oovnii'ir 1I10 'm \ st i>- :!ii j !:: ;!; rvi m_ ; : woi'oi "Preparation for \V i inir," lJcv.J.li. McLcos,0 an? :. | "Clii-iMi-.n i.a t!ic S. . iv* I' 1 its ,"mi.V . !i A iliiaup. )!, ' Atlii.i! '. ;.i. i \V:i;r!m v.IV j ItoV. II) I'ruckelt* A. Cluirics . ; toil. I 1:1 i. !> :i'i II ( '< wrv trulv s ii<l, "i'io 'iiiii-avor ;>ir .;o j 1 >i11?I I<? 1 allv ! > > ;:t c>riri'!,. !; j iu-irln : . tip; i:;n. < ii >!!;..ilowi'-nl? I our church covcuaiit. i in- Knueavorers should liuve.sue cessful meetings. for the J hursdav morning session was devoted t<> talks exjdaining how to n:ako social mis sionary, temperance and J lave." meetings a success. A verv earnest talk was also delivered by .V'r. A. i'. l-ru'.vn of lion:ii Springs, 0:1 i'aek sliding from ;he I'lcdge. its Cause.; j a in I Cures. in the aiierno-n a d light lid < jcursion ai.oisd the 1.arbor was 1 tendered the tica gates. I lit* ndbrt s ol l!if (.-veiling was by 1 Mi*. Shaw on "Gods Call, Uur He. spoils." Following this Kev. C. 1*. Williamson made a lew pleasant re marks. Then came tiie consecration service, the most impressive and soul stirring part of the Convention, and as it closed, and the delegates repeated the "mi/pah" benediction, it was with the feeling that though the Convention was not large in numbers nevertheless i: \v is a glorious success. O v lvl-j j v.Vao. Vv i >'j ot. i i' I he \ tji'l. vii! . i .i.i.'.ii v. t.. 'e--lcr .lay slat - liiai . ; as be. u aiioilior interesting development in the llooso* \\ .il.aii.s lions.c ease. I nroiigii lsis attorneys. .M. <; . ... i). cCaw and Fin lev ai?d lirii . .Mr. 11, *>!.;. 'a - ; . it.11.e isssiis ui.o v. a ill..i at S ? .. ; en ; 1 ; tiighl til i cbniarv b, !.. i. ...i br-i: nl suit ail.?t ;>! t.-e for ?. > t ;.?tf StlUI .'. ;,M n, I be pay-ei :n 1 c.i wive died .n Hi iiii .. i. ? : >: , ... the court i.i . iat i a ' I. i i. "ii. .. .1 incurs ih.it ilu tit i.- Iv, ; . u:. what is k??0\V ;t.. tile L -V I ' bujj Act. 1 " 1 : ! n: ,r ii i.;v., *v;i;cii periiu's ?t 'i >. ,t'; ;no:[ < u?i \ti.O l,;C> ||*: '! ? A I I . 1. i< uC?U'i U linage.- J; >:!I -:i ;.i whoso iiituti !.. \ : ,:v . . I .. ,,i:iur;i. 1 '.~!"1 " " ' behalf -ii \'i .. c ...I !. i Asa ji1111;si:i* : ;',r ,h< ; sh< riii ii:i ,im a,i jjfo criv ?i the deiendaI. Jieese, that e lid i.o < i.. ji.ii;: a n?.;:i!ur u4 ituu-es ' Vivtiiiui* inurtagcs oi; ietiSTTl m u?e ofliee of the clerk of the court, 'i'lu- ? property attached is nlmo?t. if not ( (juite enough iz cover tiicentire claim fur damages. 1 The proceedings arc of more titan < ordinary significance. The defendant < is a fugitive from justice. The tin durstauding is that ne is to present 1 h ni-self for trial. It he fails t i. J . Y' i 1 ?< '! it. 'i . - " i! , i * n | *, l. j v ; roj)oritV. 't i:i> ' . will iiirilu : (<.. i j . i;. 11 i .. . 11 .11 : ! : ;. . 'I . > ;i.. 1 . . . . ( i v. I i ( v m'K ! .A ! . I ! I.I -I " ? ! . ; < a.i.-.. i . " ' is <' .... IV: . c :i; I . l!. vll .I i> :i i . ? itv i' . . . . i lit* \. li. 1 ? till" \ f. lift i'i I; v ; v.;J ::i. i i'.i!: .i. ! v v . vi i n i : I!!' V I'i IV11it! .1 . ' . - .s i??I vr .-(I!:;;'. ? J./ u v i ' <.' i) i i O -\ i?r *. III*.' . ' i i'.Ii i . Y-; ( : I ..' t. i l. i -i' c i;mi... \ "i;ii , ' tiie i-'.i: inSt. Th ilijcct wai ill iii!I iiii; u.ini'. 'i (r . . .! |:ii> i il <>.l .r. i.;i w:;: i.is j \i \ :. * s i; ;* . I I .'i >:vi 1 > : . .. > ! v r i'i ! >, I. i ft ..I. lit ! U j . ; ,i?:i te ' >* ! !' i " j'i v ij f 1 ' 'I ! > I lie hi l , 11 >. ;.? _: ? ; . t CXpPl'iODWtl fill" HOIS i.; lliO \ llitiil j ill,! ::5 , the j t . >iin-l t > the eon : Vt tut'iift* i"; e re-1 'ii i iii >.: . '.. i' I I | !'.. oct niul:. e:;e. o?l-t i\ IkiI| | ' ' ' r ' | j | j ^ 4 ' ' ii'* \';i i|i' *?t ill i .1 ! ! < . ;. 11 i i * i t v I v . .; . \i i v '!I ' ! '. *i II < :i'i IliM'itl* liV 1114> I.IViH'.' i !; * I i , I \V;I9 tllftt tllC funnel')* l)'>re :;-i.:e I : t #:-4 1 i"l ii-1 he ? .::!?* ? iigucP i! I h " i!e! i, - i I '.! I ! I .. .ii ;' < 11 i in* ' ..ere .:>! nuiem :i*i? r. iiosi 1 il.ut the m i \ i r : ! i: j :irv !i:i<1 vei'-C'i-.e ; lie | i; 11; eo ! :e>tinjl ll :i:?I 'I (.!..! lei* ;;}; ! tir.it iliiV iii re:.--e ?e sn< *t nil woilM lie tiniver-:i"y v. V :n. !. TO MEET AT 0 JLUMBIA.j The State Err: >e I eu lvo ComniitU c i. j A a. i s \ii\ '7To tlie ?'11.*;;:-'or i i" ti.e ;.-.te Democratic Cjiiiinilttc: I'nr. toci ; . c Call of tllC Pro: I\ :tii.-n:; 1 e >!... mitteo tluvcii'.ig i..- u??t ? I"?1 1 egatcs from cn< ii ( i . vera! . to assemble in Chicago I'M -lit / ..la next, lot* tire j..;: ;>.> . !. ir i candidates lor !'? ? . i \ Pre.?l?klit ol ill1' t hi.; t . . I : Democratic iState Executive Com- j i;:ittce is licrehy ivtpiested to meet in the city of Columbia on Tuesday, the 7tli day of April, 1S1XJ, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of taking the necessary steps looking to the reorganization of the Democratic party, and to the assemblage of the :Staie convention to elect delegates to ; the national convention as provided i f ir by article IV ? i":I: eoi: - i:?s?i??n ?> i t he j>:: IT V. '. v .1 : . '! the v ;.U? ... . > . ; > : ? I!.i' ueiiii? t! , ir.i.2i?<!C!iiont, ,\* : :.i . i i elil oiacr;; . ; oen.vy, wo tan::, l li.e j ai'ty s jnir : . CiUl oldy he :Ut:; u . . . and a:. . t . : t 1 liic lioi t' i.. . < ...> ed in tii ' iJcluo'.::';:'.:e ?.* . jiriiieij-ies wliiea ! .. . ... imVi i li'.iiii .Ji'.i : : . :ue hitelv lu . the t iia.il l iyhts ? ! .1 . to HOUUt'O til" v v : i. ;*ovtT*i!iiUTit el" t.i i eve.' <' i iei eaee 11. * lie* ' i '.a iii till1 ."Tie: . i eijdes ii/i' wiiii h t... ] . lint: l :: i'e" iliat '..il i> i L'd.'i'.; : . a: aii\i> i '..a it t iie .1 represent. i\ byrelo:^ i i . !i. i,-. . -ion v. :tii u ilxu<! ! .. . ?, Mfcet ; ;j; t-ii.] en iii ntV and v.! ;h ;i vit .v : . i . L iiili 1 ami : ? j ,.v.l ,,, .. 'Ifillt t" i'-'?'I ) U'tlJi' i : i of oil jjo a: \ . 11^g.ir.r "iim'(>.i? .ii ilio jiV t.? itir own desires as to the application ! if Democratic principles; we can cam lOtlnng except the defeat of the L)enocracy by open declarations of our letennination to disorganize ii' we ' annot have our particni ir \iowscaV ^ led out. However ho li.av differ as : o tiie details ui.ii our brotinr Dciu>cr:its from other sections of tin- i : t I. ! : , . : I : ' * i . Mir i .; :. .' . '.I ' . ii V. ' A l i:t Iti . A i >. ,\:t?> i.: . i : 1 : . .. > '?' ; i , i.i i.. ; f 1..... . ' i * . I ii . : . i < . < ?!iO r v i:.' "<? Iti ii:;* . "i i. i .. i !: \\ :' * I c'.li V ! > til i!: i i> * . * ? : i 1*1 H JY . ? ' .? v i ? ;' i " 1 . *.? v?. ? A. I'll1' . . ... i : ; ! ' V, :? v I: - V. i ' '. i i. i .. . ! . 1-J Ui. : .. i.i ;. .. . < : ii"i . - -i:? .li< All ! : . Hute ' i ! IV "... ' .l.'', 111. I . i' ... ' . I'll ! ' > i > i 'i/i . itil.I. v. ' t ; ; 1 > u'iCl' :llnvl> V> !' i !'> i c itlivltf.ilt II II fl I 11. ' i 1 unions. \ . I i * i w 1: . i t>ll .; . i L ilioil . lv il I . i W-, :c TiC,.; A X L. >. ? JL O 1 J M ? u 1 v. | > ' ; i i i . \ t Ki!i C\v 1 MVi Vi!. :: v.\\ t; < i.'i -Tho jpollowiti circular litis ' eon ; . ?i': i ,* [: *. .: ; l ; era!: 'Dear Sir: Your attention is directed to the fact that the constitution prohibits any voter from \oting who j has not paid his poll tax and all other taxes, and is able to present to the , managers < !' election a vordihgly. These facts when known to the de- J lituptent taxpayer.. of vour county j should operate as a stimulus; Not" I v.Rlista tding the fan . . vc:. t. a . . ... - i u!'i . . ? ' . " 1 . ' . V ' ' i ' ' ' - ;' i . , ; v . . , ' : ' #i ; | i ' ' ? .i .1.; - ?v \\,, . r>ui.1 on the warrant of-the tr istcis." c ... L-? t. I F.ncliitii Officers, Past and Present. Tho old fashioned ci plain was ( rery often kindly and popular, and , bad excellent abstract intentions as (] ivaard.s liis soldiers, hut ho nover i j Ls/. k too trouble to yet realiy on , fuppuvt witii lijc:n. .sow vuo c.ipiam Knows li s conmr.ny as a sr>arinlly ' j \ ? . .v J . . 1 . 1 ' . KOl, } sown . i. .1 . . .. ; ; ! (. ... . . ' ... . ' t.. a t ? . - ( , . i :;o i . . : v.? v< . > ! :o | ... . v. .. a t a . t;r. I i a ' . ?i > - J < y v:? .: .'!? ; -< .a. .: . , j .. I, . i : . a f-i : / .' (.:? i < : ... ("It i i , i t*. a i: . J'.-lv .. . ?!.: '( I . > is . ia .. .*? t : ;o i l.'.a'. \ .1 , i . r !. ' . . 1 . fi ; i ; ? ? a *i: ,V : .. I .a".. !. , , is o ..." I : ; 1 / ! m; f! a. i- tho 1 nous in < ' L . i* Mill 1 i i. - - > :i i i. .1 : a ' . . ; > *. i; 'vniuYO . i !:. ? v... f. n C- >M ; r.ou \i) h /. i Mi. 1 i 1, i 1 : ./ t > . n;ik ? i! : '.:i \r, i ' : ; c .. ' : . ' i' . : Ill . frtS tUc c i lju U -! ... ] : . may > i : ... ! > i* ry :ii< \ ? r: ]\ l ?1 d.iy . . J ir> < r . :vs, but it inust be. kept in a ( 1 . e. J'ov! timt. Fortutio is tiko tbo mnrkt f, v.\ ro ruv .y t s it y i < .u . ...y ft * 1. . > t !is> pvlo) Will i.. hmlj e : , 1 . >n: . 'r.: i ' > :: -?;% : .( , . . ' !i . ; : . ? ' < 1 r . . ..i i tip ?ji j i iCO. ?. tCvi. i'OLSOS & SOxM, n ci:MS? ;; >i v VI UK iSUUANOE. rx $10,000,000.00, ov assets. A DIG i IOiMAu r' OF USAGE. riJu> Cri;,'. Wot' ?>f ii>o Krcnch Academy V.'liich Will I. i rr Uo Completed. Tlio principal occupation of tho Academy,pursued without cessation, and having in its completion but a porpotunl reconinicncomont, has been tlio dictionary* I already hear tho exclamation: "Tlio dictionary! Ijut. that is surely a jolco! The Academy Will jiover tinisli it. After 250 years it has not you oomploted tlio letter A!" I will therefore endeavor to dispel the confusion existing in r y minds. Tim Aendomy has two navhv. One of these, which v . i ;:n i i 1. iS is the "lJistoric:;1 i ;i<: . a: " who; n plan was sugi by Yui:airo. it is a conipila< .? t of ejvni'/! *y an.l history, and ( tie*', vvitb,. in tiio significance ' v. ioi ib. in miiuorous ex; a ; hi to by every French 'in h; i \\ i.v ii:ieo tlio flftoonth c \ AiilMugh this dictionary i j i ; only ieaciu.1 the lottor A, I ; ; i..; :i published in an onor. ( i : > volmne. It will never . .. <!. 'i'iio Academy dcoidod, i l years ago, to abandon tlio i j . hoy,war, liesides tlio "... or ') b .ioiiary,"a"Diotioni wherein are givon \ ill {heir different .:.a, ...aid sh irt and decisivo , .-I 1' ordinary use. From ' ; i , . s :veii editions of fliiu ; > " i n published, each rnd'< iroi.i 1';o others. Iu > i < constantly sub1 1 1 ' iioju Thesonsoof ' * :d ii altered; another word . :: > j :-,r; : enijiioyod; still nnotlior ' ' i to moot a now roquiroi, as "trlograni" or "bioyclot," r a jn<idern thought must iiii/l.ar^ , iTthogrnphy, in which tho constant endenoy is toward simplification, n tho sovonteentli century ono vroto, "il dobvoit;" in tho eigliticntli century, "il dovoit;" today vo writo, "il dnvait." Tho diotioniry is framed as a standard, nnd lent'O, like a voritahlo labor of Poi el ope, must be begun again as soon is i c is finished. In tlio mattor of ,riv j'.,, dictionary of tbo . i authority in all ina .. lin v, and it would i ii iv.'.-.-ability for a :. . v; to diverge tlaorofrom t;. Acau< my is not to ... i i . ic: words of puro I ; r.: h as aro usually 1" . i? it: acknowledges . .. ' to croato now V. lira : edit to CXOludo . ? '.i i!;u dictionary . : . i.. Judge them to bo a > ( very restricted . '. : : ?,f this department . ( i . . ;x members, named . . i, : . ai 1 by tlio pcrpot: ( . -y, ] ro tlio work, i .1 . . n ::i Mil unit tod liy tlio .nitalh approval of tho asi . 1. . 1 my. Tbo discussions itly i x? vcdingly jiroI, ] i:I*r v. < vils occupying . . ; : I. a.? Forum. \) V ? '' 'ii i duUiiiJ. .. 13 PRICES. -'? * *?- ?>? A i;A! .i?::;!iitle Stock I i. i\?;= \y V<:{limiKS < . l ; 5t Ai>a:. ; 1T / arm 1, ??! 1 ^tand.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 20, 1896, Image 1