The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 07, 1896, Image 4
THE UNION TIMES
M. W. CULT. - - EDITOR.
R. L. BE* } Business Managers"
TE1LMS:
S/-SO Per Annum in Advana
A 1> V K It T I s K M i: NTS:
One fciquan? lirst insertion $1 0
Every sutaotiucnt insertion
Contracts for three months, yr lon^c
Itiee lot oil Church street near Kpiscopa
clilllch was selected as 11 plan1 tor tin
State candidates to address the pulilii
August Hull I St Hi. I .ailirs arc ?s|Kiiall;
iiiviteil to f!i*iir(> tin1 occasion with tlici
prcsi'iiec. (ommI onler will pn-Miil,
s. s. S'i'i?ki:>. .1. Si. <.iiki:i:.
SeeretaiA. * mints Chairman
I'nioii August Si.
Notice.
The Hea Hoard An Jane will ell ionm
tri)> ink?*tr- tioni VMaiita to New- \ oil
ami re turn Auhii. t wth ami l'??h at tin
ate of si0.!1!' lor loiiml ti'p. hunted !.
days from dah <>t .ale. !*> to! ilryan':
special "vill lt.r.c At'..u.t a 1:: n:
Auguti eti;.
JTotico.
Alt l* ilwiiMKHS I ail K'1 their < heck- al
llicir l toilio-. by coliinj lor the iwiuic.
STATE CAMPAIGN.
On next Tuesday August 10, 1H1MJ
the State Campaign Meeting foi
I'nion county will be held in the
town.
The speeches and the behavior <>
' the speakers heretofore have not
been what they should have been
D and we think the public at large wen
" becoming so thoroughly disguste<
r that the Democratic State Kxccutm
e committe was on the point of eallin*,
*s off the speakers and cancelling tin
II appointments. Well, judging Iron
the previous meetings, it would hav<
been a verv good idea: for the earn
paiirn. instead of'beinjr one of education
as was announced in tlic bc?;inn
inj*. lias liccii nothing hut a mind
^ slinoinj; contest,and vicious charges ??
rebates, bond fees and insurann
rascality. Well, these arcvery scrioit:
charges to make against a public
oHiccf. and we don t say that thev ha \ i
Keen proven, hut there has been sonn
very strong ev idem e of*?r??ilt. and i
hohooves the ollicials to "ivc a eorroe
account of their' stewardship: it i
their duty and should lie theii
pleasure, to ^ivc the same.
1-jVerv citi/en has a ri;iht to a^l
any public officer as to the duties o
hi* office, r"d when they ^ct so hi^l
and uppish that thev can't ;;ive us ;
plain explicit and true account o
t'leir stewardship then indeed an
I thev hi'dier ami miirhtier than tin
people who made them: the ereate?
i:> creator tlian tin* creator. If thcs?
were countv officials atnl these char
oes were maile airainst them. I nioi
r mute's ^ranil jury uouhl soon havi
a committee investigating the affair
of these officials. ami tliey woiihl no
Moo until the whole truth was known
Now as to next Tuesdays meetinv'
everv sohcr man has a ri?rht to asl
anv speaker any ipiestioii he desire
on anv suhjeet cotieernin^ the puhlii
. or public well'are. ami he also is en
title"! t ? a ileeent answer of the same
Utiles* vou are really seeking info;
ma'ion, we 'Ion t approve of interfer
ino with public speakers, for it is vcr
atiiiovin-x to them, ami makes then
lose the thread of their
\\ e liope. that everv person wi
eomluet himselves propcrlv on th
lav of tlie speaking. Let it he sai
it we can t j;e! an orderlv >-et <
speakers: I nion county can turn's
an orderly audience.
1 A Frankfort, Ky.. di -pat? h sav
that papers in the case of J^eott dad
-on. cou\ictcd of the murder of IVa
Lryaii. near hort Ihomas. Kv.. ha\
been field in the t'oiirt of Appeal;
The coint i- asked to "rant a lie
trial on tin ground of specified error.
*
I nder 11:t* advice of the I nite
States L>i?t?*i?-t Aitornevs of Ne
York and New Jersey, the seetvt >?'i
\ ice detective* have stopped tli
i.i;iijilt;ii tun* ;iHi 1 distribution of ciin
pai<rn buttons rc>|iri's?*ntin*r a iiol
dollar. TIm' button. wliicli i- leehti
callv :i counterfeit coin, was maiiuiin
tared l?y ;i Newark, N. firm. Th
die*. *taiup ;tinl the stock oi button
oil 11a11< 1 were seized.
?
Mr. IJrvaii caiisc'l a >ii ?I?I <
coiotcriiation Minoii'i the nevvspapt
correspondent* wli.'ii he refused t
consider the oOcr of a -11?-ri,iI train t<
take hitiiseli ami family hoiue Iron
Salem. III. I lie correspondent* w m
expecting to acconinaiiv him houn
^ on his journey to Nebraska, ami tliev
wanted to travel in tiivi-<-]a** style
Mr. I'rvati decided to o,; 11j? hefor<
i- daybreak ..nil ride on the luilk trail
to St. Louis, hll\'MILT his ov.n ticket
and not placing hiuisclt under am
obligations to the railroads. It ua
I a terrihl haek-set for the corre-poiid
Olit>, who could have enjoyed inter
k viewing the future lYeddeni in tin
1 luxurious car of a railroad oilieial.
hut such detenuination on the part o
Mr. I'ryaii inii<t eouittieml him to tin
good sense of the American people,
lie i> a poor man. and his prominence
I is due to the talents < iod ha- y'ivei
him, hut why .-hoiild lie a? < < pt <-,,111
. fe. Ht th ! would lie an 1 uhsi r ' lie
i v., j, 'orrratton: 111 the future* lit
ln> m i<1- tin riiilvt jfnH ? I'i'i 1
v.irxl: Jat^ m; : cwral r.
l ilt ' llih l*v I'll: a! t>/ 11:.C .1 . |K \'iit 1 v.ti
iin?It r lii. circuiiK-uiKvi j < .ik?n ;1 > r
liitiijUt i'Utl I'liiiivlv :?
C?i\vuv:l!c Mountaineer.
To Tho Democratic Votorn of Union
County.
1 lake this ?>pi?*u 1 unity ami means to
state inv declination to lie further a cuu*
didatc for the la-gislnture. The insistency
of some of my friends to remain
iiithoruce is very plvusiuit, but injnsf
ticc to myself I feel it my duty to withdraw.
The privilege having been e\leitded
me. I shall s*ale myself moiv ox.
plieitly at oe.e or more of the campaign
, meetings of (he county.
With the hope that the wrongs of the
i common people may In- righted in na,
Iional affairs, and that we limy have an
ellieient and eeonoinieal administration
- oi l lie State government, thai taxation
. will lie reduced, and that the ixopluof a
county one discovers low dow n only in
1 the. alphali't. w ill lie capably represented.
. I am. Vcrv Itespeetlullv.
' W. W. Dixon.
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Vclce of Etta, Jano.
Hon. .Ins. Welsh. for Legislature.
was through this sect ion last week.
< Mir -_r???"I friend a; at I not her AI liana-man.
f Mr. .1. \V. .1.ones, was with liim.
The protracted inciting closed at
Mi .M>]H)ianiia last Wednesday t ii^lit.
( )\v:iik to matters over wliicli I have no
control ! could only attend one uijrlit.
The meet imr will heiriu at Ahiu^ion
c'reek next Sal?l>.it11 and protract lor a
week or as Ionas imsniljlc.
t In a few da\s ('apt. .1. N. Kinjj will
lie rin work on the bridge at Thomson's
mil! under his contract to rebuild it. I
- understand that lie has until tin- lath of
(>ctolier to liiusli his contract, but as the
bridge is much needed he wlil In'jriii in
order to lini.-h it before that time.
v lion It. H. Kinky is at present
i* canvassing this township. As we arc
part iind parcel of another ( ontjresi
sional Distiict from that of the South
( I'acolet section of the count), we would
he triad that the names of our ('oicrtcssI
ioii.il candidates would appear in the
directory of Till-. Tl.Mlts and we hope
the editor w iil put it there. To-morrow
(lie ('onuressional candidates of the .~>tu
| district w ill .-peak at 1 >r.i\tote ville.
As the State Sunday School convention
is to meet at Florence, S. ('.. on thejatb. :
*'<>tii. and -Ttli "I this month, we hone
, those iii charge of il will consent to i
Ining it off on tin* ?tl?. 27th. ;in<l "J^tli.
l> in order to allow. not only our own del^
elation, hut others win* ice I an interest
in the coining election. toll ive the cliuuce
t to vote in the primary. 1 would not
make a note of this hut lor tiie fact that
l>\ a misprint in the program published
ill I he Sunday School 'l'ruiiiphet ilieconk
fusion of dates nia> result in a misunderstanding
among thore who wish to at lend
s and tlms cripple the etlieienev of the
work.
t >n last Saturday our Magistrate ('ourt
was engaged ha\ icg a ease ofconsiderable
iiuportanee to tlii.s .--oiisiiiunity and to the
- State at large. It involved the charge of
an overcharge of milage hy a deputy in
executing>i poll tax warrant, and in fact
r it involved some very nie" points of law.
The State was rcpnst ilted hy lion. .1.
M. (iirer. and the di fondant hy .1. II.
UVlisLcr. K.se... of t/affn-v Tie- jojy..
|| were " . t
spencer. I. 1". WotTord, 1'. S. Wchher.
e Willie A. < icorgc and (1. A. livers. The
,| jury failed to agree as a previous one had
alrcadi done ami another trial was
'I Oidered. I (?.>la suggestion.-h\ the friends
|, of the ditierent parties the inry were
asked if they would athitrate the niattv'r
for the parties, changing it from a
criminal to a eivil action, and award such
damagi s to the opposing |>;11:\ as their
judgment might think propcrh due.
L" This was agreed to hv the contending
, pat t> and the jury soon sr 111* d t lie miller
and tlms the <;;:? was withdrawn after
V ? ..ko _? .il .Ik*. . <;..!.? ......i. . r .. i i
I XM- \l | > ?' ?! II <i| \\ III. .1 ]
^ iua "?lo;x I.ill." tonsea ?*<iiiiiin>11
phrase. This wasau unusual proteeainj;. j
kv I>ut in my .judgment it was 1! only I
remeih to lie had without reveal trouble |
a i :< 1 evpetise to ho'.'i pan if.
n".< ml >omii^ ladle. a..(I a lew \ounj;
mi ii iia\roino to 111\ a?i*>taiii c .:i the
i\ wi i k of Iiii'-r up hi lorir.il data for
the loltliiolimu histoid of i S ;? Soiitli
( aiolina troop- ilininv; the wai. Some j
e of tin's' pajH r>. i \i'ii from .loaesville j
writeis. will compare lavorabh with I
those of llaneroft. Sw intoii. I >a\iil.MUi ami j
<1 o!liars, as historical production. i?e>ii!es j
thi'\ contain the ver\ malt r we want,
the pels<ilia 1 e\i?eric|ice ot the prixat j
- soMit r> in t he ranks both ia ami onto)
bittie. as well as that of Oiir liohle Woinea
( a! I.oine ilnriuuf the war. An a< oini I
of I lie 1 x >|: il i;i i? I ii i?*|i t ot lli't?a's Ileal
ami lla\ I'oirl 1 >\ the federal lire'.
\o\ eailier 71 Ii. I --71. as u, i\ en l>> a \ oinr.:
Iail>. the ilanolil r of a soldier w ho w^
i|* there at the lane. is one ot the nio ;
graphic peii-piet'ires it was ever in;.
1 pleasure to ae.
" The same waiter pies on ami v\ i !i
it others yives iletails makinu hoiiorn! ie
mention of manx men well Known to
1 t lie readers ol Ti1r: Ti MI>. aiuoie/ w hem
[. I notice Lieutenant M< > \\ ??.? !. i..
Wash MeKowp .his. I'. Mootvhcad. I .
I >. tiouilloeK. I. ciiicuanl W I Kit i<|liek.
William Davis, i :?lor Hearer .11
Si at h ('aiolina lle^imenl. llmiuasA msiion;.
< h Ii. l ate. < ol. .1. I). I?1;iu I'11*.r.
ton. M. .leiikins, t ap!. !. Ii. .JelTl -. I
.1. I{. Iluolies, William II.liter. Ten el I
' Niap. N\ a>Ii < hi'dir-. lain liolim/. A/a- '
i i.ih I loi it. '' lloll" I |oi ii. \ /.a iah spears. J
I'. s>. Wchhcr. .let! 1.reel, t 'apt. < liar- !
' lie s. i.tt r Mai. II..I. Iletsiil. .leans
tiaine.. Charlie <?aimr. W. II. mms.
.loe >iiiis. ( apl. .1. I'VIA Walker, ' apt.
.1. Hanks I a lis. .1. II. Hlantoii. lUciiiei;orv.
.loe (ii'iiilt. .Ian Askew. .It", (I.
, I .ove. -I. WcsJeX .MeKown. Mill (. rt *i. v, j
Dt. A. W . Thomson, ami a Ioiijj. Ion*; '
, | lid ol name-, of whieli I have meat ion- .
, j m'i a lew we I la.ow n in 1 uioii c<uuily
I iii <mlei in s||.>\\ the r|i;ir,i' ti'i <>t tlie !
| ueik in its ili.iliny with tiie |ni\:ile !
I Miiilirl ^ ;i lileiMP. Wink tin* uijiiiil- j
miijil. ii ]mi t i< 11 !;i i. ill' till ] i;. _*i*s > k^iil |
ritji.is ;iIi<miIiI|J"|v lallitlc. . in its in --!i.til- |
i ieul up. I1 Mils written Iiv <( \tiling I
huh idhii?t twent'. ji'.ir \\! I .is '
'i'v ii mil' Ii tii'i" I? 1 v n> k .iii'l wliii
| 1 iJmi.-i i*\ i \ tin t In i i!i h i :
.11 I Ml V. Ill : llJ'illls !'<! r-l.l* \\i.<<:.| -! j
we!! t! I e!!!:l!!t t! I! - win!, lillu'e:-. '( !!Ol
il.J'le!; . ! Ik .nil :i. :n ; !:. t;i..'l
. !iiy!i i|: ii ? i i'i|i.i i|i?: ii.j, ;?c i. tl;i:rr
>1 tit- i:i>tiiiy. lliet Iii> !
i it. :Ji. \\;iN ; 11-.t tii * I ? wii... .1 i
w.il t.i! J,i?ye.i;" lo (c.;i4 i\.Y ...
;ni. V^.
i
Jonesvill? Items. ]
Mix Kate MeXally, of Union, lias
Urn visiting relatives in Jonesville.
Miss lk'll Whitloek lias returned from 1
a pleasant visit to relatives in .Shelby, *
X. C.
Mr. Joseph Sandersw ill move to town (
in a few days to be more Convenient to .
the Knitting Mills. *
A protracted meeting commenced at i
< iic.ui ciiurctt yesterday and win continue
fiei'lmps till the week. I
Several of the eaiuliilates have been
to .lonesville shaking liamls ami enquir- ,
iug after the health of the dear people.
Mrs. Anna Williams and son Fred and
Miss N'onie Fripp, of Spartanburg, are
visiting the family of Mi. .J. I.. MeW
hitter.
Mr. Dial tit: Litlicjohu. Mr. T. M. '
lattlejohn, and Mr. .1. It. I.ittlejolm
have all been visiting relatives in our
town lately.
The people of New IIopc church have (
enjoyed a good meeting liter which (
closed last night. The eh .rcli was (
greatly revived and many were converted. i
Mr. Darby Horn. M. Oliver White '
and Mr. C. C. Dawson have all inoveil '
with their families to .lonesville. Mr.
Norn and Mr. While's families will
work in the knitting mills.
We want to see a good rain in litis
neighborhood. The crops got very
tender and full of sap during the wet
weather and this is p'lling fast on them.
The cotton is about ready to throw till
the small fruit, an early rain will save it,
othcrw ise it will be a sorry i >p.
I Vol'. K. I?. Aveoek lias Wen elected ,
principal of the (traded School a! t'iiuton (
and will move there sooti to take charge .
( I I I ft... .** \ 1- I'.ll. ,1
Ml I I IV IIUl'li A I ' 1 , . I M M |\ III!-* I I I I' ? I (
liis cunt nut with the trustees of the j
.loiiesvillc High tselionlfoi a four years |
term.
Mr. .I. II. Cauil will in we wit!i his i
family to I'nion in the near future. Mr. <
< ap.lt has lieen eleeUvl t<?a position with i
the knitting mills company ol I'nion.
The people ol' Jotiesville can recommeml
these two families to the people where
tie) go as I eing highttoiied Christian
families and good workers in the church
ami Sunday school. We regret very
much to give thoin up, hut as they are !
going to Of tier themselves we must sale
mit.
i
Messrs. (ireen an I Kohr.\ excursion to
Ashcviile last w\*ok was a sieves-? as t > ,
mauagemenl, and I suppose also financially.
The Imvs know how to manage an
excursion and make it pleasant for their
patrons. Col K. 1'. McKissick, at the
llntttery I'ark Hotel, in .\sheville is <
certainly a happy man or as much so as
is possible for an unmarried man to lie.
I'M. eertniuly needs a lselter half to help
liiin look after things at the ] lattery
Park. Tklkj'icom:.
Endorsing Miss U-araor.
Kimtoi: Timks:- 1 see a card sn your
l ist issue from Miss Kliza earner annoimeing
hirself a candidate for the
ottiee of SuinT-'plendent of Kdueation for
-ortpv. |s tint o-Zy woman
in tlie entire Staifcj^ujanferM r..r .
a politieal olllee, 1 would suggest to the
men who are aspirants for the same
position that they show their gallantry
liv w ithdrawing from the rave and leaving
her a dear Held. What say you,
emdidates? This is an olliee a woman
em till as well or letter than a man. ami
vliy 1 :<>t li t her have ItV I haw no
doubt Miss (iai'iiiM* would till (lie otliee
villi credit to lit'is.!!' ami with honor lo
the county.
A Party With Principles.
'i am a gold m in. The ( omiT-lournal
has been iij\ jmlar star: 1 ?*.u wo wee
In'hIcii at ('hii a:;? and majorities must
rule. I nitcd w will witi.
.1. M Meyer. M. I).. A. M.
* I >;i!i rille. Ky."
U w hat i
l\ iii . lot of uitii c.?.'
\\"hat good would that do Us wiioast
not o'lh's-sci'kcr- J
i?oi-> i >cmoc:;a \ mean an organization
merely tor ollii >'/
< >r d.ix-s it in*'in an organization for
t?:? a-Aaiiivm; i.t of i?i iiu-ij?lt*s'/ ]
If tho latt , w'ay should we want it ,
to win when r. ahai.doiis tin* pi iii"ij?l: >
which we belie*. r to ho cmm'lit ill to liio
welfare of the ? "iintry. and sets up iusti
id principles which wo helie vc would
he dists:ions to the country
'1'iie delioiliil atllig do..ire now of the
mail who is a Ir-mourat for principle
latin; t hau a I vinoorat for otliee is that
liio organization which al ( hieavio caponed
the I>eiiiocr.itic nam * and repu(hated
t he 1 >e'!!' la. t:c luii h shall not win.
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Off For Cuba.
A di-patch Irein ' hillicstoli. dated
hi'y Jo. says: " riiesteame: Commodore,
which lies mad- o\cial sii'e. -si'ul tiiibii.'ciing
c\|> ilition> !ioiu this |> 111 to
Coin, vaili (I mil |rum lu r dock today and
i io'.v a position in die sjeaiu preparatory
to leaving |mrl. Nioi. mi-iei t!?* eonmaud
ot < apian Ton Morton, (lie well
known navigator. She has aboard a
\\, iticiii liu^ ?-\I t Villi'stoiiiaiis.
" *]!? Is 1*It-iI ilow11 to tin- walor's
I i!j;p w it'I at las. i 11111111111! t ton ;,]iil lill'i!n'iiii's
i!;< 1 ii'.mii !ii>nrn< nlAitlioji
I ll?' li.oal I ' I; I illis ?!o|l\ il. slio will
I i"i>!>;11i'\ loavo I >i11<?ri<>\v.
< '? lulu*r is oi:r of the most
w!i!c!\ I.now ii liiil'ii-l 'is,c:iiih :s tliii'
l::is liyinvil in tin- Cuban insnniol ion.
w!u left tlii- |' ?:i soiii" Ii11it* sign with a
i nl'JO bl'IioN i a! till' ti 11I?? lie sll|i|?!i< s
I'or lli'1 .iisiii'l;.-!i! , Tito news of Ih i
11; -1 :ir! !il't' \Min v, iili 1. |iii'.ilMii'il. I,ill slie
n i. io I In- l rijt mio -i xv'iillv mat lam It ?l Imt
p.ir^o on 'ni*:i:i iton s anil in the I.amis
of I'lionds. There is intense <here
at the i. o on. nt of l!i" steamer,
i in I I tjo'/oh i on i ,r i that several
( li.lli >tnn | ojiii ,u oil i o..l?|."
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Attention U <VoheraarAII
tin ni'l' i> i M ,i i |i (i ! i'o- I
Y'i' - .ins in lo'i". ' i| to ni( ft at I iiion
< If. Moiiila. I'lilioi \ii'j;i|st at lJln. i ,
to t 1 I i! ".ii ! aiti-o! tatii < \ '
biotohl uC'inie it. | , ?>
.V.i/. .1 Ati it.tit*.
1 uy ii ,1 it ami ill rL'.ti 11.
i u t ol <?it! ^,'ijv, is;.; .'> 11. ;
1' 'J ci fc C j# ^
[ho Confederate Dead at Winchester.
In Stonewall cemetery, Winchester,
tra., 14'.? Confederate soldiers from South
'arolina are buried. Some years ago
L'lie Ladies' Memorial Association of
"harleston, with a combined effort
!trough the State, placed head stones to
hem all. Many of the Southern States
uv now putting monuments to their
Iran in that cemetery.
The Ladies' Memorial'Assoeialion feel
that our soldiers must l?e honored, too.
int. now ask tin? co-operation of your
Memorial Association, anil of all others
m the State, also of those who have
loved ones there, or cherish a tender
regard for the memory of the men wlic
ty.ive their lives for our defense, to come
forward and help in this tfood work.
A noble Yirjriniaii, who, (though now
li\ infill New York) cannot forget the
patriotic dead. Mr. Charles Broadway
Rouses. has offered to give as much a^
the Stale will raise to place a luouument
to the South ' arolina dead in Stonewall
enietery. Surely we cannot sliaini
nuselves by not meeting this generous
>tTer with an effort to raise the needed
live hundred dollars for our share of the
monument. t<> record the names of the
oailaul men who died at Winchester. Ya..
for their country. Our women must Ik*
true to their past record.
Contributions may lie sent to the Xew.?
aid Courier, or Miss ! '. K. J)e Saussure.
Treasurer !.. M. A.
Charleston. C. May
m ?Seaboard
Air Lino Railway.
Apart I Von i t lie merits or demerits of
the struggle now going on lift ween the
*>. A. I., and the Southern Railway. it
must he Slid that the temp;miry iujiiuclion
to stop the rate war. recently giants'
hy Judge Simoutoa, puts a new phase
I j... It 5.1 t II...I tl... ...
junction is oii!\ temporary and alter 1 lit*
iica'iny ii ii 1:1 \ lie dissolved. Still it lias
in ny.lv look. It amounts t:i F? d'T.il
ihArfcrciicc villi private affairs. or yov ?*!nistm?t: !
control of tli" laws of coinp litiou
and inI demand.
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County Campaign.
A rail iiu't'liiitr of tin' Democratic
Kxeeutive t 'oininittoo of I nion county
aas hold this da> -Inly t'?. and it was
looidcd to open comity caiiipaiyii on
Puesda\ August II. at Sanlur.
" ant ii'*. 'rues. Aliy. 11.
L'aiiis'.o. Wed. Any. IJ Fish Dam
I Hack Ho: !\. Tlnus. Any. ldGoshcu lliil
I loss Keys. Fri. Any. 11
ItoyansviUc. Sat. Any. I'? (iihlr-s
loiiosvillo. Titos. Voy. I<
I )iayloiis\ iilo. Wed. Any 111 Tiuilicr
Kidyo.
[ioiidoysvillo. Tin's. Auy.'J?t Owons Ford
I'iiickiicy. Fri. Any. *JI Koltou
lluylii'S. Sat. Any. "JI'nion,
Mon. Any. *JI.
S. S. S'pjK i>, .1. M. Gckku.
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Uotico.
(>! ; i; :: ( it viuy w IJoaimi ok Vistrims
South (' iro'ina Militaiy Aoadfiny,
ll.irnwi'11, S. .July lSlhi.?
One Itonolioiary vacanoy exists in the
South ('arolina Military Academy front
L'nioii count \.
y_i'u^ilcsjiiiiy to compete for the
same .vtll apply*promptly to tnTi riiarr=nian
Hoard of Visitors for Forms stud
Inst ruction.
No application will be eonchlcreil not
ilnly lilieil ami received before the tllril
i?l" August
IIaoooo.
('bainnun Hoard of Visitors.
.1 n!\ J! Jt.
< ?iu 1?:?. im -.s has u'luwn great by selling
rood goods. ami sulliiijx them cheap. A.
11. Kosb v ?\i C'<?.
G LENN SPR:
NoW IS THE TiME TO T
Glenn 5
I' the place to spend it. I lie < , S. i
low steps of the Hotel. V'V--.W ater 1
irii'je has been put in, with Hatha, etc
ITALIAN BAND FOF
For Board Apply to SimpS'
For "Water App
Union Wants
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L^-lo-Dula v_!olhiu
Managers of the Primary oleotion
to be held August 25 1896,
for Union County.
The following persons have been ai>pohited
managers of the primary election
to be held Aug. 25, 11)00.
The jk)11s will l>e ojH'ned at ? o'clock
a. m. ami close at 4 o'clock p. m.
After tabulating the results the manager
shall eertify the same and forward
the ballot box, |kiI1 list and all other palters
relating to sueli election, hy one of
their nundtor of Executive Committcelocn
to the Chairman ol' the Executive
Comniitlec at Cnion court house within
forty-eight hours after the close of the
polls.
The managers or one of their meniliers
will call at the otll 'e of the opunty
ehairman for boxes and tickets on or be- ?
fore Aug. 22.
Cm ox.
T K Coster )
Ed Hughes Union Township.
t? C Clreer )
Ci.mss Kuys.
II II Murphy )
I 11 Davis - Cross Keys Township.
!> (? Wilburn )
JJl.ACK ltOl'K.
(it) lluuhey |
s 11 Sims tioshen Hill Township.
I \Y \Yils<m )
("AUMSl.li.
Paul 11 .Iet?T }
K (' Ilow/.o Fish Dai 11 Township.
\ ( I .vies )
SA NTL'C.
i \Y .lames |
Uephfii (Yoshy Santue Township.
t,ll JotLT I
Ki:lton.
X K N I'owlc;' |
II s Porter Piiicknc\ Township.
M T (iiUl'lt )
llfon::;.
Ii a (la rr .1 r. } >
.' M NY hit look > Piaeknev
A failure Ya ulorfonl ) Townsiiip.
liOCKiiAKT MILLS,
I II Thornton }
/. II Itailey I'invkn.'j Towi.s'iip.
S S Farrar j
SAIIIIATr's Sjoki:.
\Y i. (ioinliooU |
r Ffnman (towtlcysvilie Township
.1 (i !\vn<h'iok j
NYilkinsvilm:.
.1 F.h .lotteries )
F P Maconison (i<?\x tleysville To . Thus
.1 Ksios ) ship.
J > 1 { A A roxsv 11.Mi.
.1 m lit is Sparks |
CCSpoucer Draytonsvillo
llufns Spencer ) Township.
Timniiit liiLXiii.
Henry A Tale )
Flzie Tale Draytonsville
.lolin Jamison | Townsiiip.
(It.ANDVia iMi Mills.
Miiuro Ivirhy |
I.CMahry Draytonsville
NY A McNYhirterj Township.
.loNHSVlLLli.
.1 W ('unnin^lium |
HcuIkmi Kirl>y - JonesvilleTownship
Win T Ward )
\Vnw r SmtiNUS.
.1 11 Lancaster )
! " M Konntreo - Btcjansvillb Township.
L K SI an ton I )
CoLKIiAlN*.
.1 K Sjiillers |
I M Sunnier 11 >u[an ville Town hip.
< > !! Ponder (
( IJ:I:I>.
.! ( < Slilie? |
W s Lawson B it^aisviilo Township.
JI C < hhii'Ms )
[NG-S HOTEL
AKK A VACATION AX!)
springs
i. K. now lands pnss-ngers within a
Works and complete system of sdwon
first and second floors,
1 ENTIRE SEASON.
on & Simpson.
iy to Paul Simpson.
t.hft Bast First
pfets it while other retailers
hemselves taking a peep at
' SI'UINCJ S I \ Ill
CLOTHING
take time by the forelock
open our
3T STYLES
lie retail public. We a 1ce
this week our openin *
of highest class early
E QtJSTC
u uui i u)
ij.? 1 fais, Sprin;.; I;nrnishin a*
->!kh-s. Coiih: early and g :t
you want.
Til 5 x\ O O.
f;> uiiu i. v.i ii.slicrb*
will be made at reduced rates.
All coiiiinuiiicalioiis which suliserv
private interests will be charged for a
advertisements.
Obituaries and tributes of re.vjutl wil
be charged for.
Friday. t?c?s(7 lh'??
NOaiCK
All correspondents of The Timi:
will plea.se send in their cominunicu
tions l?y Monday of each w eek if it i
possible.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDA '
.ll'.'AD QUARTER DFMOCRATK
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TJt?' <- >iiiinitt *<* iim'I in 1 lieritiiiI lioiix
After (nmsii'linj; routine luisiiifrvs tin
lolliiwiny: ivrrption i miiinitI? \\;i-> ;i|
Ih>i111t'iI: .1. M. (.hi t, Samuel lluwrll
II. ? . l.iitlr. M. C. I>r;i\ it. II. <
l?i\\soii .Fr.. I. M. M<>l>le\. ('apt..I. 'I
l?ini?,'lass, (?. ('. IVi rin. T. <Diiiiran
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