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I THE UNION TIMES. m. w. cvi.r, - - ei>it?k. T. C, Duncan ami family have gone North. Lice have ap))eurcd on the cotton in various iKirtsof the county. Miss Ix>m Stokes is visiting the family of Jos. I). Arthur. The secret of the fcutherlumc corset is in the lit. A. II. Foster & Co, F. C. Jennings of Morrisville. Penn. is in town, and will preach on Sunday , morning in the Presbyterian church. The liest Sl.tM) shoe in the city at Uraliam & Sparks: All confederate veterans, who intend going to Hichmond, can procure Iwdgcs from Mr. Win. A. Nicholson. Dry goods chc:p>, cheap, cheap, at Graham & Sparks, for cash. V .......I ? =* iiuiKii'i ui i-i? (iiuiuic communion- I tions have Ik-cii onunitted tliis wwk for | want of .spare. A few line liats. (lowers and riblmns left wliieli will lie closed out at cost at ( rnhnm& Sparks. Joseph Cohen, formerly of Union. now of New Vork. is in town visiting his brother 1*. M. Cohen. We get fresh bread even Wednesday and Saturday from the best bakery in Columbia. 1'ooKV: Whiseuaul. The Union nine has most too many grand stand players A stranger in town took Trilby's mouth for an immense cafe. The Union Drug Co. has a full line of the K'st carriage paints. On last l'Vula> a select parly of young ladies and gentlemen had a picnic at Uockhart. Carriage paints for sale b\ Tiie Union Drug. Co. Dr. McCubbins has recovered and is now liri'iMo-i'il <.i l.i^ >? , ??.? |MUW.M ?U liis otlice. Miss Mslcllc I.HlIi iniiii of Joues\ illr is in town; and is visiting at Mrs. Dawkins. Millinery goods cheaper than ever J In-fore at Uraham A. Sarpks. Oiii* old ;u-?|u;iiiitaiu-t- and lornw r citizen Frank (lage was in town a lew days ago. lie now lives in Jacksonville. Fla.. and is doing well. All articles or letters to the Tmr.s must lie signed in tin- true nana*, of iho person writing, aeeoiupanied hy an assumed name if one is desired to he used. The base hall games have assumed new life within the last week. Chester is to play Union on Friday afternoon. The hoys are already betting on the game. All persons interested will notice that ' /rkntay for letting the contract to huild the Hire bridge is changed from the -Ith to the tit ith of June. A collision oernrrd the other afternoon between Messrs. Paul MeNallyand Newt Walker, while playing lull, and both were considerably hurt. Mrs. I. (J. MrKissick and fami'v have gone to A si lev i lie to visit F. 1*. Mekissick. S|ie is accompanied by Miss Maggie Monro. Our young townsman lien Town-end w;t*? admitted to the bar by the supreme court Itist month, lien has many of the ipialitieatioiis to make a good lawyer. The stack of the new cotton mill is lio\V oli<* IIIMI<II< <I unit lwent> live feet lii^li. It is to In* built one hundred feet iiijilu'l', A few days atfo, \v<* were shown l?> Mr. \V. A, Nicholson. two grades of goods made by tlu* l.oc|chart mill;. The\ it' line samples, w. "ollilniiH w ill Ik*found iiit .li t ifit I III our woman."which was writ leu ! oil tin new . IjiiIv :ic<?iini it;iii<*?* of by quite a yo.ii, M'bilSu,,. It Is worth ours, lor a school e\.. reading." ***?1 I'l till' I I lie stockholder* ami direct*. ,,.r i l uion oil mill ;ne( on -bine IT: it.. j elect u I I lie old oHicinls ami tleelareo . dividend of ! _' |ht eeiil. Mr. \V. !\. I Thomson is president. It is rilliloreil that .lose|i!i.l. Hughe- < bad a mule killed by John Unfiles, a colored hand on his place, on yesterday. It is said he struck it with the handle of a hoe. Ileal estate si ill (halites hands !>r. II. K. Smith li;is sold his residence and lot to \\. I-!. MeNeaee. and lioierlit the I Iioum1 and lot formerly owned I ;? Mis. I Hoherl (iage. I loth are ilisiI?'c plaers | Doe tors Mnrphv. I dialer and l/.iwson i have formed a roi 1 partnership fur I In* | piil'|>nse oi praei icing i it>< 1 i?*i11<* in all of'j its hnmehes. Their otliee is in Nicholson's hank hnilding' Wo have prepared some priei -|>in<-li< <! values for prudent purchasers in ladies * and children's oxford lii-s. A. II. j i Foster Co. % (tvving to tin; t pressure on our l> i work this week, on legal h: iei>. v.e were ' eotnpellgd to delay ihe puh jeation of I ho ' pajHT a slant time: \\c vili endeavor ! to prevu.l a similcr oec nenoe in the j l ist lire. Take up vt.nr sal. : ml go ?o ( rahain; Sparks and exchange oil cents lor 1 ahont SI .(hi vvoi |h ol go< ds. The rial <slate agency has'x'ligh! all ! of Mr. .1. A. IJrown's properlj . situated j in the Minlheni portion ol the own. I! j consists of sixty three ceres of land, with 1 a mind er of dwellings upon the same, j Watch out for impiovcli ents in Sottih I'nion. Xow is the time to paint. I.i us save von money as we have done f< . others by llgnring with von on lncj.s prepared paint, oil and while kad. A. II. I'o tci ?S: < o. !-r , b' .;4 >< Union lias been stirred up this week l?y Clifford seminary commencement. There have lieen a pumlier of strangers here. Dr. Clifford intends making some changes about the seminary liefore the opening of the next term. We think It:? intends to have some new teachers. Mr. C. II. Burkett informs us, that if lu; can get lifty persons to go to Hichniotid lie can get them a car at Carlisle. It will cost round trip from Carlisle and I>ack. By paying $1.00 extra you can take the trip by the river route. Send your name to or call on C. II. Bucket t. It is quite dangerous to run bike races on the road, consequently very few riders will do it. We wish Union bad a track as it furnishes considerable sport. Can we get up something for the fourth of July of this kind. All of the surrounding towns are going to have sports of some kind. Don't tail to attend the t ig bargain sile at (.raliani iV Sparks. The boys had considerable fun last n\?'i iii<* un*j?*ir raw. i nr rair lietw'eeu Webb Thomson and l'aul McNallv was the most exciting. Thomson won tliu prize in the lirst raw. Mi.'Nally claimed that the start was not correct, they tlicn ran it over and MeXally won. It is von hard to tell which Is the .swiftest rider. We regret to have to call attention to the impolite liehavior of a munlter of young men at the hall, a few nights ago. during the concert. The loud and continued talking and their frequent catcalling or whistling is very much out of place iu any theatre. Kvery person iu such a place should conduct himself just as he would iu his.lady friend's private parlor. We hope all young gentlemen will stop this iu the future, as we am satisfied that it is thoughtlessness on their pari. < >u our lirst page will l>e seen some extracts from a paper "The (Carolinian" published in Columbia in 1KU4. It is war news an very interesting. The paper was a daily and cost lifty dollars a year. It was found between the ceiling and weather hoarding of an old residence in this enmity, and brought to us by H. II. Kohinson. who was at that time, in the campaigns iu Virginia. Your old lluggy w ith a coat of lucjis ready lai n d glass would look like new. s."> <*ents could not he better invested. .A. Ii. Poster Co. Petit Jurors, July Term 1895. I. .1 r. l-'o-lor, I!'. K I* Miuaiuittou, .l.'loi Wnriliv. 2t?. II, M. I'oolo. :s. W. A Me.Viiiilcr, "21. !,.(' Mahrjr, i. <", S Vi.i.iik, '22, .1. W.Sandi*r?, II. II. I'laii'mi, '?>.< . .1 Hembrtf, .' T. I' iiivIit. 24 Jell' Ural ton, 7. N It. ! ';?rr (colorcil,) 2.">. Sims MiPaniel. s. N. W. Mi ll.iliiol, .20. J W. Spark*. : A.ti. I.vl -s. .'7. II. A Hopkins, i'.I. W. .1. T." Mayo, ,28. W. 1.. MtNraro. tl. .V S. Tillman. '20. It. liarnrr. 1'.*. X riioti tiatilt, James Hur^ist, I.'l. J. N Timer, :5I. J. II. K.-lly, I -I. Sum I.ii tli-joliii, ::j. K It. .fetor, lil. I:. II. Johns, '>. M. ('. Oaitll. Hi. II.(j. Ilnilcy, "I. IS. it. Morri?, 17. J *<?. T. Soxioii, It. M. Kltii'hcr, is J. li. I'iii r, Sr., Jn?f|ih I Iyer*. NOTICK TO lllillXiE lil*II.DKKS. I will Ik* at ilir Thomson Mill liiidge on Thiekcty < 'reek on June 2."?, Is'.Mi, ;i( 10 o'clock ;i. in., for the purpose of letting to the lowest responsible bidder the contract to rebuild or repair said bridge. The successful bidder will lie required to give I-olid and security for the faithful performance of his contract. lime 10 *W?. 'Jo? Ji .1. 15. T. Scott. Co. Sujier. Books of Registration Open. The Heard of Supervisors of I'nion coiintv w ill open their Imoks for the registrat ion of voters at the following lVecints \ i/: duly l.'.tli at West Springs, dnh 1 llh at Cihlies. .'illy loth at Cross Keys. dul\ Hitli at 1 Hack rock, duly 17th at Carlisle, dnh 1Mb at Santuc, Inl\ "-'"t11 at .loncsv illc, dnh "Jlst at Kclton. dnh JJ i n I at hock ha rt Mills, dnh J.' rd at Satrait's store, dnh *Jllh at Wilkinsville. dnh Joth at I>raytoiisvil!e. diii* :_Ttli at Tiinliertidge, .1. 15. I.AM A>TKI,\ J" :' !. ( Iiiiinnaii lloanl. hai<V*AIIVS is HATS AND MILLlNlilU T\\?> I.A !>'( IC ? \sKS JUST RECEIVED /V/rv-s mol '11'ianiiiiff/ (!uaranteed to Please. ANTHONY & WHISENANT. j leaders m' Style and l/>w Prices. r I'crsonai. !"i <c, | page medical reference hook * ?ji i\ person atllieted with any sj>erial. < hronie or delicate disease peculiar to (heir sex. Addresstlic leading;physicians and .nt^roiis of tlx* I nitcd States. Dr. I latliawa\ ?v < o.. "J'_M South liroad Street At lanta. < ?a. "J.'5--ly Mother\v ill liiol < Ii;i111ih rlain'scnupli iviai-dv ? -(?( ? i;111> valuable for croup ami whotipiny: eoiijjh. It will give prompl relief and is sale and pleasant, Wo lam sold i. for yt ars and it liasnovor failod li pivo t it> most poiloot satisfaction, (i, \\ . l!i? hard v I hiipu !;:c. I'a. S?|<| In li. I . Ie\. ? Candidates. 3 Candidates must pay live dollar* ia advance liet'ore their names will Ik- inset ice in the Timks. FOK SOMijiTOlt. I want to lie Solicitor of Seventh Client and will pledge myself to abide ti. result of the Democratic Primary Election. C. C. Fkatii kuston k, Laurens, S. C., March 17. 1S'.M>, C. 1*. Sanders. Esq., of Simrtunburg. S. C. is hereby announced asa Candidate for Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, subject to nomination by the Democratic election. I lier??l?v sinmmm-u im-?ill' ;i< ?.-n for Solicitor of the seventh Judicial l ii euit of South Carolina an<I pledge inysrll if elected to perforin the duties of tlx office impartially, faithfullyaud fearlessly My candidacy is suhjeet to the action ol the Democratic parly. Newlierrv, S. C. Coi, 12 L. Ulisam:, April 2nd lHtHk 1 announce myself as a caudal do lui Solicitor of the 7th judicial circuit, suhjeet to the Democratic primary. Tllt.'S. S. Skack. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election as Ndieitor of tin? circuit, 1 pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. I). SciIUMI'KIIT. I announce myself a candidate foi Solicitor of the seventh .Judicial Circuit, sulvject to the Democratic primary. W. S. Tikim \s??\. FOR CLKUK OF COUltT. lOSKI'lI 11. MCKISsirK. I announce myself as a candidate fos re-election for Clerk of Court, suhjeet t< the Democratic priinarv. JOSKl'11 II. McKlssiCK. Thanking tile lH'ople of Cni??n Count v for the liberal supi>ort given me in il; past, I announce' myself again fo: Clerk of Court. subject to the Dene serai primary. Thomas II. Coin:. Cross Keys S. C. FOB COUNTY KLTlillY IS'JI',. I respectfully announce myself as a eaddidate for the otlicc of County Supervisor, and will abide the decision of?th< priniiuyelection. T.J. Ekthnuacoii. The friends of Mr. J. A. ChamU'i; respectfully announce his name as a candidate for County SujK'iA isor. subject h the Democratic primary. Votkks. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to theoH'ceof County Supervisor of I'nion County and v.it huiulriy submit to the result of i!tv primary election. J. 15. T. ovr. TO It CUl*NT Y SCrElUNT K N DE.Vl OF EDUCATION. I announce myself a candidate l'oi County Sui>crintcn?lcnt of Education foi I'nion County,subject to tlic IK-mocrath primary election. D. 15. Fa m\ Satituc,S. ('. Thanking the people for tin* past fa\ni1 again announce myscf a candid.;!.- l'oi County Superintendent of Edueali< i. M. E. Ekmastcu. 1 rel'i?eetfully announce myself ;; I candidate lor County Superintendent <>1 Kducation for Union eounty, subject to tlu'decision of tin* Democratic voter-, ai the ensucing primary election. Kelton, s. c. .iamks t. Fow I respectfully announce myself a <v,ni didate for County Superintendent u> Kducation, subject to tlu Dcmo-iara i primary. W. (li.-r I)?"n? w. lolm 1*. Cage is announced a < audi lalt for (sanity Superintendent of l idm ation. subject to the result of lite primary election. FOll TKKAsrilKll. 1 announce myself as a <aud,<i;uc id, re-election to the Treasurer's oil' o. Union county, suhjeet to the Demo eratic Primary. .1. II. lt.\i;ri.:>. 1 announce myself as a candidal b>i Treasurer of Union county. sudje, i t, the Democratie primarv. .1. !>. (.'UN. . POH SI 1 Kit 1 FF. .1. oilxcon I iw| Kit fully announce my.-e'f : candidate for re-election to the Mice ol SlierilT, of Union County; ^object in tin 1 decision of the deuioe'raiie \?l i - i'i ensuing primary election. .1. (.. I.( > N <.. I respectfully announce my:?11" a-; candidate for theollircof *i:eriTni' ! county, subject to the decision .! * lie i Via "Tiitie voters at the primary election. I <Keys. s. c. (t. Tiio-. iloi.i.;.-. rent (<>r>TY Ai riroi;. I announce fpvselt as a < iiml1 :atc s"?>. re-election l??r Auditor of I'ni?>u ctiiut..--. subject to the flection. John (i. I hereby announce myself i<n ( (ion of county Auditor, subject I" id Democratic primary election. Fkank I'\11. v. 1 respectfully announce myself a . , ilidatc for ll.c olli.-e of County Ai.-iii r N at 15. .Mm:1 1 announce myself a candidate f> County Auditor, subjrcj to I be P n o italic j'fiinarv election. I. M. Meia.i.i. 1 F announce in\"<4!ll ?< candidate to > A uditor of ('nioii county. subject to ii < Democratic primary . Dami.. 1 x >uy 1 respect fully announce niy < if ; candidate for Auditor oi I'niou < , . i subject to the Democratic primary. | Kelton. S. (T. Ii. Kt.i.i, .. POH C'OIIONKH, * I announce myselfasa candidate i. the ollice of Coroner for I'uion count, sub'e l to the dt cision of l !;e | : im u >. j Juh.N -J. "Candidates? FOU THE LKtilsi.ATUHK. "!'!:? friends of V?*. W. Dixon present his 11:11*10 to the voters of Union County is:: raudidnto for eleetion to the lower house i f 11 :* (iuliicrul As^'llliilv, suljll't tin' action of the Democratic primary. rou COltOXKll. I herein announce myself a candidutt for ('oioiicr of Union county, subject to th.e Democratic primary. Vv.w. II. Koon. (JIVE US A CALL. JOB PRINTING r W o arc now prepared to do any kind ol J oh Work. W e have a complete line of all tirades of Mai Papers, Envelopes ; Mill. Letter and Note 1 leads, Business Cards and Tickets, of which we can print at short notice. Accuracy and punctuality combined with neat designs assured. Fair prices for honest work. > DIE UNION TIMES JOB OFFICE. Notice To Bridge Builders. ! will l.rat il>r Hire on I'alr I'oroM <t< vl; tai \N ?'i!ncsilay tlic "Jiitli ?ln\ of .1 uno. i at lo o'clook a. hi., for 1 purpi-scol '.i-Uiii;; ttic contract to rebuild v;:ticl 1 -i 5? 1 . 1 will also lot at tiiossiuo tiino : ':;i |i!a< i* tin* ? ontniot to build two pier*. Tlio suceessS'til bidder will !': r< !! .!:? ! to y;i\c Im.u.I ami seourit\ for . the f.mliMil | l i'l'oviiiaioc of liis contract. , .1. 15. T. Scott, J."it. ( ountv SuiHTvisor. ; -TAT K T J: Ai 11 K i; S A SS( M ' 1AT ION. ! Tliu ;-ni:;:;il meet in;; of tin- State ' Teachers A-sn,dat ion will Ih> lic'd in Hark I iill ,h:ne .'UHli in .July :?rd. 1- It. I>. 11. ,I<?iinm>x. DUil.l i'U'.N or PAKTXKUSlIir. The partnership heretofore existing . j Indwern It. 1*. (Iroijorv and J. (t. I.ont; | under the lira, name of <iiv;;orv iV: lauij; ! has the. day hcus dissolved by mutual j oni.s id. All si'-onuuls dill* the linn ' nusl be paid la !. (J. Jain:;. . j 11. ? '. < i m-un/i; \. .I.O. I.?>N<;. (.".!!<m. ^. 1 . .1 nno D. :st. 5 Per Cent Per Month , (?!: ;GG Per Cent Per Year (>u,:r::al( . ?! In ali investors on iliVt slhi? l!l> 'onto l.u.U'caii'l small wl.oii undo willi I The New Vdii lin esmen! Co. IlliOKIllJS IN ! Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton j , i .) and -!2 ITroadway. New York City. I'. fV lie wim (||'.Mil' In have ii . ; 1.ad; and muv hieoine <>11 a smaller i I a :? investment. send for our explainm: v eiieu'.ar. made I five. *J.'l- din . I j WTNTJI^HP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP. K.uh emirity of the State is en; tilVd to a ? ninny scholarships in the 1 Win'.hraj) College at Itnek Hill as it i.: representatives in the House of : IJepivsentativos The-m scholarships will he awardi fil 1: * s ?> 1 :i t* ??m ?a! 111 \.'i\ nv'tmiiifiti/iii to bo hold :i! tin* county court house .Mi du!v tohh at !' :i. in. A njilirants must be not less tluin iif.ecii years oTa^e :in i must have a j "i.l !un.'.\ Ir );/o of the common school branched. j The cxnen-os . I' .ittemlancc do not 1 * *'. ?<) a mouth for board, lurniduvl lojui. heat, li^ht and washi ' it'/' ! I' i? 11:i .* ii:ana!i ui and a eato ! : ;;c. a Mro* i. i>. 15. .Io||NSo\, iiocii Hill, President. i f:!:\AL DISCHARGE. \oi o is ui'iv!.. ^ivrll I hill it. ! i. *';! ! ' . .i.ii h.ii-l later ol' I!i? i-.!;i|r ill' i'i i; (l;i .! .ciI. lies :i|>|?lie<l to .1: .on ?.'? iii'l-^ci.i i'lolialc. in aa>l 1 ii . ! '. . ! . ol" I'o'on s, (|,,r a liual i' v_v a*- : *;j, .i,i iraloi. i1 i. oi'drit <1. 'Mi..I lis- ".''.Mil d;o ol a.i. c A. iiiM-.t lor hcai lnu ol ; ;.:i a..; a iiiiiil s (11 it inn.! ol" raid i' . M. < ia:i:ii. I'loioi-. . L'llio;; t oMUtV. S. ('. ? ? ' TERSAGOTTA PIPING r<>:: Wei is and Sevver-s. <?.; >:,i:? ! n.i : i> ri:i>?ii'i r.v. \V. II. IMOK I o I NEW YORK RACkEl \ \ \ V CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. Right in lino with all the light, airy fabrics you need, if you wish to keep cool, and of course you do. ?, Lovely shirt waists, 4Sc., 7dc. and 00c. And a beautiful line of Persian Silks to be closed out in the next o0 days* Come and select one of these lovely ,i(J* patterns before they are gone. New hit nf tlicwo nitnnliii' Unltnr f J me f 1 n Q ?><1 _ - - ?- - ?W. w |' .. >?? \ VV.? WUWD | not 1 1 J ? U11U ns with eveiy thing else wi Iiaudio they are <30 per cent. less than you can bay them elsewhere. ? - Cur Shoe trade ha-- never been so good as it has this season. Cn: hardly get them last enough. 40 eases will be in this week ?bought for spot cash away under the market. Come and see them and don't wait lbr your neighbor to tell you about the wonderful bargain* lie got. o CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Clothing to lit every!) dv at prices to make you buy. HARRY & BELK. Union Wants the Best First ,<iT- . \ ? And gets ii while other retailers I arc themselves taking a peep at i earlv Si-rino S r\i.i:s. In / y y \ * Jf<.A \ [ KE'?8 CLOTHiHG {^./i /s'.- r 0 ' /'V i We take time by the forelock -V p ami open our tii' ?li m "l j fiEWEST STYLES | k | / lO the retail public. We an| /V j . nounce this week our opening {__/ V^'l : sale of highest class early M Ms! { m tf j spsiasiSoiTS, F? r/ > j . j i jj jiiii tars, ^|)nn^ r tirmsnin^s } i :tfit 1 Shoe-, (.'nine early and Ljet \ what you want. A Mrs. I My.'' j s. rr sjl cj irr 11 s ^ o <>., I | -Lo-J^at'j Clothiers and ! urnlslicrs. M Q V E D Tanglefoot Fly Paper j ?TO Ti!l;? inj n p;" rrn nPFirai ? ? i 1111! 1 I LV ? i ? i' I1 i i t i1. :.),?! r?.<? in:,..- m..._ | \J iUik> J- ^ J. <->-L - "* * ,,v ' "*vo t \-: j-iitns, Onnts. nml nil ? L 1 >1J 11- 1 kiii.lreil jjcsls. A IVcsli j U i\ I 0 A 1 ! V ) j Vj ! i . suj>j?:v just received. My . .. <,f D:il OS, m KDi' (Jj> 11 on p. i !> IV,.MA I'I? 1*001STS Medicine. ? To- Sl'NDKIKS, STATION?, t.I! i< >1 .TV Tiiilot AMS.-W E?V' KAM PS, SI'KCa! >5 (l:,i il TA01.KS, etc., is lull ni!il i coir, jilcte. S A ' 1ST AC I ? ^ TIC)N <? i'Ail ANTEED. II hPHI i^ 1 ^ ' -Ji1 l' i i L Posey's Drug Store, DR. Mu:;no A::D GOINGS. ()i,i?- I'moniioHi'nbn^.c. ' OI\ LI X* O. UO. i f: :J. i'rK-jih .nc No. -I. . , sJt