The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 07, 1896, Image 5

Newspaper Page TextTHE UNION TIMES. M. W. CUL1\ - - EDITOR. HOME AFFAIRS. John Lciuaster was in town this week. W. T. Tracy was in town this week. Five.days IxToro the election join the club. I'nion was well unresonted at Sodalia "Wednesday. \V. A. Finilh spent several days in Aslii?vi!!f* 1:1st \vi i'l. Mr. :iim1 Mis. (ieo. Munro have returned from a trip Id (icorgia. Miss I'diTic Whitr.sidi s is visiting friends and relatives at <?ray Court. Misses .lenny and Liirv Whit of Ahlieville air visiting (.'apt. Foster's. Miss ilnirinu'ton of Mississippi is visitill}? her sister Mrs. Maintin:? T. Smith. Miss. Thos. I *?it and Win. Mi(io\va:i are ntleiidhi}? . oiirt in (Jreenville. ItfV. i.. M. !Iit*c is spandin ; his varati >11 at (tlrnn ^p'inirsaiid the mountains. Miss I'r.iSicis i)>ii}?!ass his iv! allied lioine after a pleasant visit in Lancaster s. ( '. S vend of Hi" people attended the hall at (ilenn Springs Timrs>Sa\ ni}?lit. ('apt. .1. K. Hinder was routined in his; M.iu M'Neral <!a\s this week h\ m. !.lies.s Wallace MrN'-sir:' was ::i town llii.N week shaking hatnL \\ it!i hi; friends. \\ . l'nsse! t,oss iiii i ;4'<>i;?' I?> l'ort I< >yai to :n'ci ]il a posit ion in the r.'crnnicnt service. Mrs .). 11. 11 until and dao;rh!er who hay * i.-itir.L' relatives in < \?1 imil?:a returned Wcdncsda\. We return thank.-* for a pamphlet en t he histo>v a Mil eon* lit 'oti el 1 < ' Sluwh I Indians. hy 1'rof. II. I.. > me. Dr. !. <Met'niioins has returned from the Southern iVntal Association wliieli 11;: t in Ashe\ die last week. Lunette, the i add and iulcre-d i::ir lilll:'daii^i t- i- of Mrs. .1. <Met hdihilis. has n turned from a vi-it t?> relativessd ("hosier. The i'ea !!idire Ititl s. c.iimnaudid hy ("ant. .1. < . Otts. are in (.aniens a?tending the < ucamptneut < t' the .*td regiment this week. Mr. T. II. Dean, who has keen keepino lfHiks I". ?r Mr. 11. I >. Sharkey, of I'nion. left Mi nday fur Newherry, where he will spend some time. Itemeiiil.< r you must join . I>. nmcratic eluh at least live days before the primary election. S. S. Stokes lias the list for I'nioit township. Ilev. L. M. I'ice, who was announced to till the pulpit at I'hillippi Sunday next, l'?.f various i^oimI i sons, lias been forced to cancel the ar fluent. Aid-lit fifteen vol Vmen front I hn.o., wfi.t t<> <ilc^ J on Tlnir-tli?y to attend a jzraiio 11.' ?4?....? j icgaj'tiiiiK her old time popularity. If >i.ii Ui.ow cil' a la ws ili in that w'oMt! h ltd to inlt re.-l the j till ?t i'-. tell >( ? ditov of it as yeii pass him. We can't, he ? Ycrywl.i re. and know even thiny. Mr.-'. .Tallies ii. Muv.veil of f r.en\ille t .. and Mi>. Vietortiajfo of IJin.miirlitiin A la., ate \i ;'jf their paisnts. Judtf.tW. Jl. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace. We I:,id call, i'lolit a lil!l:<l ef in e.t!? ii.en f'.oin Ni iioi;- pails of the count\ mi ,siles<la\. Atuoie.: < ihers v re tl. II. .let !'. 'iiliain .'efiern-.s ami N. 11. iii.on. t oi. >. M. Mi l auoea. ol I lie i r'a: ol < dei.it iV Mel'addt ii. 'av >( i -. ( lie.-ter. was in a Mr; ii i> ( a n-nte to Mthlda. w I lit lu r J.e j;'?:ca to . pe:d a it >v dayV ae;.tioi?. .ooi; oft fi ; !.: i medio;, ant. it a ;oi.,: n'l ii' I !i:i*ii. we ha'.e lit art! .oiue vi;jnor-. in l!:e last i . ?l?i>tua* erite.in men laal on foot a .-ela in to lurid one J.iiok out for t'uion. Ail we want !j olil!.- aad If" i'CMi.i ')uro!d fri.n l 11. W. "i\ns!*y. in I 'li'.nii iiinl will remain for two w. lie w ili I e jrlitd. to .-.! hi oid ii tals a: d iteijiia!,iteiiee,; :.! : is ie\\?'n \ pa.'a . <lalT:?;?y ( A\ e.*it? < v. ;I him. he.: \v? can't dive tiie old \. ! :en up. .Mr. W. op Matins, of !l!,e*k\i'lf, villi lo|- t I:: past e\f|-al I. it 'I. i !. lias |,( 1.1 in our town, has aoc.-pltd a p :::?> i ; travt! iii ti e inte.est t.l "sesi'ouer'r Mr.max'n". (1 recti has m u. friend- ii J 'tiioji v. faiw. !i 1. in . u;. t.in his new field of in lie;-. AI e;:-eS Yolijljd. "-ollt ha:'t! anil Met > Wt ie lie- : lift es-d'til contest ltd - i'o; 1 he V !!:! i .? t <? '? e sr!:o!o. k.j>' . 1:.. i '. inilt.itio.i I : < >i I ::d:o. ' :-l 'I'l.t e xi i.u;/ ; .i is ;.ie i ntit ed to : f la I'lirship a iii I i 11 * -! t ; :r tl< .'lai s i1 nioiici i. i?i:-1 M11? J \ ! . : (< . i n . . i tin I !;>: > -n )>::I ('IlKlill. |?! (!! .(.i ;;l ti." .\J. /.ill! clillirii nil !; t :vi>- \ ni'flil }?;. l.r|> Ml ' Ii \\,;s ' li <-:i\ : i aid! < ' ?!? !:<-I ; l ?! \\a . \<ir!. y >.! t !:r 1i.it \ <n' Ni..ir l.-M-.r. II. ! M; ?:.;*Mit <\i *.; ! i!::v.h ;:t i, !i . -|.;in-> ?n v.i-ik. 1 ?:.k it; l!.<- lii-_;!t? ?t l?-!i.? nlil'i In.lt1 it I :i. ::i: ; ii i !:;tt < h coniil ilt--.ii ! ;>?? -a;> H'? ? ;'!!. '? ?'i?-i*11:::!. Tin;. in! -i:.i t h ! imaii i. (Itifi! i'.! : - i i!. \V. ?!iil!iU .'ml \V. iviiili-.ii!: >:iiv r i'i'i i. ; i vt 11 f! i '. as 11 iiu i' I > : . i s ; Jin- Jli.tl-i ii" M li.ii -itics - isI ii :*. lii'.l ;tiMiu1 i<' nVii'H . !'1>-iiiit ;l;!V Uif. si:| j?*?:"4 2?:i* ? l i e.i in;.-I. ;? . w;r< :?!- t!i ,:c:tl i I' tiii J-i?|? i; I:i?ii c iinnM l! lii-cifi '" i I Ii < i'uw *! ?mil* '.ri'fsi. i i i :-i rill' \\. IV |?;;i I ;-l I i 1 I t hi* jjfi'litli ;i * ",\!i.i ? !>!': < !; I.; -I 111 fit'In*. k'('!;:il?; .1. i. li.illi iit?\\ II ilcli',1 i \ I" '!!':; .Inlili's cliiir:;,*. wi's |;||| lotln ' . ;; ,'.<?!>. I*iti.| .iiur! t! I ij'.'il S tullll 411 it iasl I ' ' I *-T I'll 111 If ml t r\ 11 II1: li-arlf .;-k -ji* "I j- it ami -! U'lliiitialioti. For The Times.] Immortality. IIY HUZAUKTH GXliMDAIX. ' There is 110 (Jod!" O poet hast tlion said, !n words of liquid sweetness homed, Thoughts that rudely tear us, from The heaven, where our hopes are moored. ( Till. Hnrnnl u l-.U The human heart cries out in pain t And low it moans in agony? j "The deathless soul must iive again! Tim rose of summer's love will die s Its velvet jHitaLs fade and fall, ; Hut the fragrance from its bruised heart 1 Will rise and flout and live tliro' all. The fairest human form must fade, t And broken hearts must bleeding die, | Hut the essence of the living soul t Will mount unto itst.od, for aye. ? To tho Poople of Union Oounty. e There was a disgraceful campaign meeting at Winsboro, Fairfield j"( county, on Tuesday. Such meetings ^ deserve the condemnation''of all good, SI law abiding citizens; tliey are a shame i II and disgrace upon the real true man- 1 hood of South Carolina, and we do , entreat every good citizen that comes to I nioii on campaign day to use his ' influence for order and good behavior ^ on that dav. 1'ore so la ? cents a pound at the 1' Ihicket. P (.ooil value wilii us means more than s a m: 'it* low J trier. It jfocs on to cm- ^ brace quality. A. II. Foster & Co. p ' * ? si Ciisap Pates The Southern Railway Company will M'll ticket* at tlie following i*i- .1 dared rates 1'ioiu I 'ii?>ti on Saturdays 1 a:i-l Sundays, g?mil till Monday fol- jj 1 tv. iii jf day of" sale : .\slivilic and return. ?51.00: Ardeti aii 1 return, ?:i.Na; Fletchers and return, Ilendersoiiville and 'j r.'turn. ; Fiat Rock and rc- s. turn, ?- '!.">: Saluda and reiurn, ?-.0;">; Tryui and return. $1 .SO. special prices lor August to cash buyers, in nails, locks, binges and " carpenters tools. A. II. l'o>ter?fc Co. w Von can buy '2 lialls of thread for one s< cent and two boxes of matches for one in rent a! tin* Racket. ol ci A Delightful Entertainment. It was our pleasure to attend one of the most pleasnnt and elegant y\ entertainments at the home .if" Mrs. ^ A. il. Foster, on last Tuesday even- c;, ing, we have ever attended. It was ,,j unite a large assemblage of young people and everything was done by the host and hostess to add to the ,u pleasure of the occasion. AV The recent"ton was given, j.v hgvi, v" ?,?.i/g lauics nDni Abbcvtllo, ,p the Misses White, who were school- 0( mates ef Miss Isabelle Foster, while j,| at I Staunton, Vii. It w as truly a ;(l reproduction of that old time, hospi- s, lulily, "??r which Union was once so famous. Capt. Foster was the most j,elite gentleman of the oeeasion; he s. certainly proved tlmt he was a gentleman ol' the oh.I school. ^ - - 11 . .!? > kv lSeiU's gingham at Jl cents I?ats (lie \>oil<i. \ on can 1 >n\ a whole 11-'vs. li.i yards. for '2'> conic. g Mcns line lo cents hose for t cents at I" the New York Racket. w A sjiooi of cotton or a pair of mens :l scamiess si.x for i cents at tlie ltacket. Tho Far mors' Mutual Insurance ' Company of Union County. ' There was a large meeting of the ( members anil directors of this com- | pany held in the court house on ., Monday, August Rrd, 'I'd, for the purpose of transacting any business j . that came before it. It is rate that j, a li'nly of progressive and strictly j, badness men meet like thatofMon- v day. This company seems to be c imposed of good men and has good ( and ciiieient ollieors, viz: T. h. j Names, President; .1. M. (ircer, , .' Verctary: <W?o. Monro, Treasurer, , and .'oscpli Fandors, traveling agent. , Tim company seems to be doing a cotisiderahle business, and in our v opini ui. will grow very much when { tho people unco understand ii* bash ^ principles. We see no reason why it should not prosper, and he a benefit to the county :,r large. This com- j I any is chartered, and is separate ; a.el distinct from the >tatc organiza- , lion < f the same name. Take - com ago. gentlemen: let us keep as ' 1 much insurance money here amongst , ourselves as possible. You will ( succeed, if you will run your can puny on Im-bness pr. maples, a ? *? Tiicrc i> p rhap' no institution of ltic K::it 1 II 1 !?? ??ilii whicii offers so muny < nun' inducements to the students in . i!i" "nullu m Hiisinc.ss Colle^i- of ahim*,] viilc. N. ( \ i/: 'iY.iimd t cat *Iuts, tlu> lit* st iiiillulls, iniw'icin ?ijiii|i!iii*nls, iii-'dciale c \jii'ii??'.*>, ami an uiu'<|iiale(i In Miiiii in a ? ' anlil'i.l rilv. with <*!i;iriii in1: i-i'v ami In-alllil'nl rliiusilc. Von >.!: aiM v. ii! I ? I'lol, M, ,\|. I.(*|||<>!I?I for 1(. i han l-'ii.ii .iMlottm' if Inlore.sttil. i, Notice. Alt jn ; nil suv noli!i?*<l not to livsi?as*s " tip hi m. |'iTini>fs. leu inilt'S In-low i i;mi. o| .Hin t ! lie i on ,c(|iicm i ,. ::o r. ||. ||\n>. ' | I' ait > \\ m l Ii I r<?ii : J.imi |m S't.on tor " ' . ; 1?' i??i!u U.r.l.U. ? ED ALIA PICNI3. A Pine Day, A Larffe' CJrowd and Some Excellent Speeches? A Game of Ball. The 3rd annual picnic of the Seilalia Sunday school was held Wednesday in the beautiful grove near :ho old home of John R. Alinter at Sedalin. A picnic is held at this favorite pot once every year, under the aus>ices of the Sedalia Sunday school, mt the whole section of adjacent ountrv assist in it both by their >resenec and by material assistance owarcls the entertainment of the ;reat crowds that assemble there very year. Sedalia, is situated in a eauliful section of country, with ;ood farms surrounding it on every land. The lands lie well and are cry productive. The crops on them re forward and splendid. The nplearanec of the people present, the runs, and the bountiful sunnlv of * . II.' ictuals at tin? dinner, all tend to Iio\v a happy, progressive and conL?nt.)d people, ami why shouldn't they e? Thev are about as well situated nd doing about as well as any pcole we know of. They arc an indecndent people. They live by the went of their brow, and do their own hinking. No man or set of men nil the people of Cross Keys townhip about by the nose. No man arries Cross Keys township in his oeket, in any sense of the word, hey are a free, independent liberty >ving and (Jod-fearing people. They ve under their ow n vine and fig tree, ml are contented. There was a very large crowd at the ie-nic, we suppose about fifteen bunred people present. We had a ?leiidid dinner, and every one prestit had plenty to eat. Sometime before dinner there was nging ami speaking at the stand, nder tlie shade of some beautiful ater oaks. Mr. Mintcr Bobo, who > worthily acted as Chairman of the let ting, introduced Rev. Blackburn, T Whitinires, who opened the excises of the day with prayer. Mr. Thomas J. Betenbaugh was itroduced as the first speaker, then Ir. William Coleman, then Mr. W. f.Gist Duncan. After Mr. Dunm s speech the chainuan. Mr. Hnho, ipointed a number of ladies and Mitlemeii to look after and ie dinner, and in a short time dinir was announced and one !LS 'i'.YJf'M^ u 1 iJ). Jt\VaAt* "tfiinX^ the i v occurred, a shower of raip^ pass1 over us and made it slig l.tlr nn-1 easant to all, hut it soon quit raing and everything moved along as uoothly as possible. A short time after dinner the owd was recalled to the speaker s and. and Mr, (\ P. Sanders made i address to the young. He was illowcd l?y Kev. I>lackhurn, which included the speaking for the day. he speeches were all on a veiy nod plane, and very creditable, esecially the speech of Mr. Coleman, hicli we regarded as very approprttc indeed. After the speeches tiie crowd proceded to the base hall ground where n exciting game was played beiveen the Whitmire nine and the 'ross Keys nine. I>? . John M. jawson was selected as umpire. WY re satisfied that tiie Cross Keys inr made a mistake in agreeing to >r. Dawson, as we found out from im as we drove home with him that e was quite fond of one of those oiing ladies in that wagon from Yhiimire's ?fid had boon jilted by a 'ross Kevs girl. We never would iave suirtrestcd Doctor liawson s e... I,...! ? t ! ' I?I 111 IT I'M ?III*|MI\ uun n V in. i % 1 ?:it he lo\e<l thai ?r*rl from Wliitnires. r?.v ii'? man, however honest, an umpire a name of liall proper! \ ilieii there is a youn?r lailv arouml l:at is attractintr lii> attention ill! til" v 11 !!<.' i lie first part of tin* <f]imo was a*li -c a y.;me of hall as we ever saw. It \va- very exciting. Cross Keys \as victorious hv a score of 17 to 1 1. i'licv also defeated Cross Anchor on Inlv 10th hv a score of 0 i" 1. W? vish the host players of the Cross Keys nine ami the hest players of he Whitmiie nine \> >ti!<I combine ii:d come over ami piny 1 nioii. W hat sa\ \oii, yoi'.tnr men'.' The 'lav wa- all that om could liv^rc, \\ii!t the exception t::** nttli -e heat We ;iiv sine* rclv ?.*.!: ?' lli.it Sednlia lias such an iiiinnal occasion. \\\> hope it will lor it is v.oil calculated to do ?. ?? ??1 lor the < nmmnitv in more wavstlian one? it In itios the people together. ennMin;* tliclu to exchange ideas and cotirtcsies. '1 liere is a place ill York eoimtv wliere tlie people have liee'i having such gathering's for vears. Tliev built a splendid and large pavilioi so that tliev eoiild have their iratli ering- during anv kind of weather Their -..thtcieos {.vc .I'Ji'.d i'?t] and near, and the people of that see- 1 tion are noted for their splendid hos- J pitality. J Now Scdalia possesses all the requisites except the pavilion, and we do hope before many years pass hy; old Cross Keys township will furnish that. Every one speaks in pleasant terms of Sedalia's picnic and we return many courtesies extended to us. List of Letters Itemaining in the Post Ottlceat t'nio!', for the week ending Aug. 7. 1H1NJ. Mary JIule, It. Duncan. Solie Davis, "NV111. English, ,1. (). .tones. Itotit. Mills. Lunnnie Powell, \V. <7. Skelton. Mrs. .less Williams. Pontons railing for the almvc let let's will please Siiy if advertise!I, and will 1 ? required to pay one cent for their deliv- "It cry. ? It. W. If Ann is. p. M. County Siinilav School Convention. Tlu* next session of (he Cnion County Baptist Sunday School ('(invention will convene with the Hebron Church on the 28?30 August 18'.'!>. The following subjects will be discussed: 1. "Which is the more Scriptural Plan ? Mission Work, the (.iospcl Mission, or the Hoard System?" Opened by L. M. llicc and W. K. <1. Humphries. 2. "To What Extent is the Pastor Responsible for the Prosperitv of his Sundav School?" II. E. Seailb, J. J). Command I. It. Paulk. 3. "Has a Baptist Church any RioJit to lleijuire a Member who Calls for a better of Dismission to oive his Reasons for so Doinic? 11. Crosby, C. !>. Hobo and T. D. G. (i rojrory. 4. "What Should be the Attitude of a Church Towards a Member W ho is Addicted to th" Morphine or (>pium rr i ?.o ? * nam: .\. is. ). (*. <.?o:i!?_r am 1 R. V. 1 lay. .).-Is 'J here not Something Radically Wrung with Church Mouthers who Persistently Sock Opportunity to he Present other tii:m i poll the Appointed Services of Their Own Churches?" I). N. Wilhurn, ?Jos. Sunders and 1!. <?. II. Jeter. t?. "To What Extent are Church MelnIters Responsible for the Sue-* eesses or Failures of their Pastor?" \\. 1>. (Yoshy, J, W. Sanders and F. M. Adams. 7. An essay on "Eoncvolence " l?v Miss Mattie Relic Clarke. A full attendance is greatly desired and we hope all schools w ill send full """l. Iuitraa:n loiu/ihife Vf/, YYtJg.Miii*.11 '* Nctioo. ? We w ill jjivea tlrst class lnirlKTue oil .? iaam|<aiim <!ay for Ke'ton at (iait'.ts Spring the place of meet ins:. Aicjt. :fl>t. :?J? -it. .!. K. .J. II. Seuoi'si:. Notice. Hereafter parties will ho required to pay for water hauled from West Springs. ('all at office of hotel. m R. F. Wai.ki:j:, 1 Manager MASONIC. I moii Lodge, No. ? >, .* . 1(. M.. will hold its monthly meeung Fridav, Aug. illst. Rusmess oi itu portaneo, W. T. ?KATV, w. M. \t . m. Mi^oeiinr.rv. l'IKK INSi'KAXCK AM-: NTS WANTKl>. To solic.t ii: s'or Mutnul I.'.oyds. ; i! . t!" r i"t*i ;*!?!< r.u(leiwrit. rs. I \vi^ii to writ*- ;i i>e!i'.-y on every <;i;i hoiee in tla:* e<iU!ity. <it re.ixesi iilile lilies. \Y. s. Montiirni, *>:ate Aren't, t oliiniliin. s. < FLIIl'R! FIM! FLOUR ! \V. I ? SAKTOM Hits ,jn.*t, received one ear Good Family Flour which i* iVosh from the mill and htm.tr!)t at a harran which lie can sell at the daujrh'erin^ price o ^11 I'Ell BARRii I South Carolina College. - srj .// - ? . ' < 'o'.nntS ('. i li 1* ;is.; S? ]< . . !i <i.l ill . :' o~' :i i;in!:Ui. c.l 1 lories,.-ii' mil ;>l I* i k- ?:i5. ]/. (iyiiui >ii!'.n !.? ? ? >.j-. iitor t)ii' >? ; r e\'ii;>i>e of i;. 1 n.. : ;i". do)Iiiii'... Ir. in :1 JJ to '! i. \\ .-I:" :i :<i111.1 (cil l< :i!! < >i . r\>i in.U.t v .li'urin.it: >:!. ealao_,,.\ t'lf. illl?il'( * lls<* I'lfsith 1:1. ,1AM l->; \V< K?l>!i0\v. , -VJ .1. tawl1 kti Ikui. <'.?'n?.n hyiui>. 'tutor* GikkI. Ik ^ T IS THE TALK What Else Could Such sensational prices w where. No matter if it i will hunt your sisters and y aunts to tell them about nt flip "JEW YORK And they, like good sensil for themselves, and whet magnificent bargains on the "! Don't See How V Our Competitors arc in t spend sleepless nights and to figger it hut cannot do so l;ine Ginghams j'jc a yard the money any where else, .tc worth iOc a pair. Soda -|c a dozen boxes. 39 inch worth 6c out we scooped wreck. Lot of women shoes wo 111 all piled in one lot and m; lot at $ 1.50c. worth from S2 -WE ARE CLOJ A lol of mens pants from .;c No dull days with us New day?and ei?_rht polite attei hustling all the time. No t; and money refunded if you with your purchase. IIAUVJK ANOTHER CAN! IE IS NO STRANGEF TRIED AND A little late in In in tills campaign, hut lie ha nuvtin.es. "standing" a; ''ioctiny." He is m to v. ".land' nn v c.rit. He's ]5kick and is ?'(pial to nl posed upon him He is own past record. Makes "IMPRES 7"* * \' . h. very v. ?iere > ev VV< 11, wo 1. .1 rt] i y 1 i:i: s;:v n :<> '?? him, Co'. 1 5pr.in^ 1 < is t< <> wvll I'mmi county in n in> nt- This dislioiuii-hi ks-i (l ]H.'1 lliu'.l C:\IV il to O" T * "n ^"T1 OO. vJO O r Jl cL "Vv 1\ !: i h \v;? > rvs r\ tiiin;r in I ho iv: on i TUr: Z s J j 'i 2 I A. H. Post OF "THE TOWN' You Expect? ould cause talk anys singling hot?You our cousins and your the wonderful prices RACKET. >le people, must sec 1 we have piled our counters they exclaim ou Can Do It! " lie same fix. They restless clays trying will cost you double Men's fine half hoze ^c a pound, matches wide sheeting 3/4c it in from a R. R. i f ro m $ i .oo to $ 195 arc led 75c?Another .00 to 3,vOO SING QITT K to s?i6gc sec them. p,oods come in every uivo salesmen kept 'ouble to show goods ^ become displeased ' ~XW3 1. ai-r ; DIDATE ! i ! i FOUND TRUE ! announced li>r s 1 k'oii to all the omul feelinjr liis in because he can a> so; id a8 a I the duties itnon li s a uo( <1 ;ns down.'' ItaB?MMM ik it necessary to is wo st uteri at tlie known throughlnrtkcr coinsi candidate is no ami Wo!! ed FOR MEN. p.'.? o to ouIdManco ?y claiming ibr it, ;i ,i,y er & Co,

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