The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 11, 1898, Image 5
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CBUR' II DIK I OriY FOR ONION
Mktwumrt Ciirm i]?I lev. M iFnlicno.
Pastor. Services every Saliliath
at ]| a. to. and at 7..'to n in. Snndav
School at 10a. to. A. P. 11. Walker. Si periiitondcnt.
Prayer meetings erery
\v?dues-day affernoon at 4 o'clock. Tin*
public arc cordially invited to attend
these services.
Pit RSHYTKIlIAN Clll'ltCIl? Pivilieseivti
c\? i\ Sunday at 11 o'clock 1 tie.
Pastor, llcv. 1>.'Jennings. Sutnhp
School Snndav afternoon in the chinch
laivh r at o.Itit j?. in.. ! '. <'niton, snj erintendent.
Praxcr meeting Thursday
afternoon at 7!0. ('kn-tian Endenvo;
Society nncts at tl.e chnrch j>arlor on
Mondays at s.:?0 i>. in. All are eordiallv
invited to those services.
Episcopal <'itrucn? Kev. Sander
( nigtiaid. l'rctnv. "'cr vices Ih*>t. third
and fourth Sundays in?voiy month a'
11 o'clock a. in., and I .'to p. in. Si nda>
School at .'! ." <> 11. in. every Snndav
Sei vices at 1 eekliart the recond ill d lil'th
Mwdaxs m every ir.oi Ili.
HaI'Tist ''lit i:< it- l.Vw i.. M. llh-i
I':istor. fVi iv Seidav :il 11 a
in. and Sit 7 p. in. Vll!ii!.<v S< liitnl :?1 1"
II. 111.. .1. A. \\ vit. SllpC! 111. Illlf'lt
Young I'? ?>! !? "-? I' ni. ii ' it\ "Mindin a1
4 p. hi. l'rjivt'i- meeting Wedm-sdnx
evenings :it T.'to. Yon are enrdialh invited
to sittoul 11 ii'St* MTVices.
l:ait(.i:v 1111.1. < iiriicn (Mi tin 'list
?Rev. .?. (loipcr. Pastor. Servii t
every Sunday :it 1 1 :i. in. and ^ l?. in.
Siiiiilny Sehoi 1 ;il p. hi . W. T. Thomson.
Si:pt i ii ( i.ill ot. All nri* ronbalh
invited to si 11 ci il tin'so mtv ices.
New Roof.
I>r. lander is |>utt iiiir a tin roof on tin '
old Scliopjiiiul. building.
\ One Thing the Darkey Don't Like.
To talk to von about going to Cuba to
fight the Spaniards.
Notary Public.
S. Menus 11- at v has" 1 ecu appoint" d
XotaiA Piibkc hy (.iov. I'.lh-rhe.
INew Residence.
Mr. N 1'. Ihinl ar is bn>l"'ii?i? a hits
resident a on his lot i ear the Kp'.seopehnich.
I The Rodger Ilr'dc Works.
This p'.il.l v !' nnli'Mv -,>oii con lni
nee to n ."I i i-! . a- I la il snpp'\
brick is III ai 1\ c\l?: II- ! d.
Assessor F:or City of I'nion. j
(JoM'l i 'i K''< 1' !;: ill l o:l.t< il f'apt.
r-i .. n. i. . mm . I
* III . 1 H II ? I III '! i 'I' 'III' I I
is it tr< ( d Che. ;u (I w i" i-i\v -nI isfact in;
?
Kldd-Balley.
Matt ii ' I'tinii S. < ' . Mmrrli ?' I'-ov
11\ 11 \ (' A IV .'i t i 11 v, Mr. II. I'
K ?M iii.il Mi-' l'i- ic 1>; ill y. ot
IJitii 11.
Sale^dny.
'11 ? ti v ;i *:i?'- f < v.11 i>f iii
town I'll A V 'go i mi In r i !'
It'll It llll S SIM I I It! IS \\ I I C : i ill 1 ill |)l|lllin
i ?i? i*i y.
A Gccd Appointment.
Till i*it > c< 11'i-il li.iiili :i iri inl si-lrrl ii?n
fi>liil\ ii ;'i>l !iti i; 11 i hi > n nl Mr. V
At. Uirr. lie will lio liis <lut\ ooIim iri;I
innsly ::s In- m i'S il.
O
Fifty Hour.Cf .
Mr. Miller. tin* emit rsi'lor wiio Itnili
WM iiil I.Miss in I'liinli I: si Milliliter.
/ lliis till' cojitinot In 1 hiiIII (i' I v lifllM'S I'm
/t he cotton mill. Lit t lit* muni work go
??'?
Sale of Law Library.
W. ']'. lienly. sis ailtninis'rsilor of tin*
estate oi r. I . < nip. M <i 11K' law ihiok~
of said 4Mutt* ill piiMir outcry on hist
Tuesday. s. Means IV.aty I ecu nit* tinIMUVllSISlT.
b'
Corporal Crady.
Citr|Hii:il (Irady. of Saulue Carlisle
is orgaiiz Ill'a coinpaii\ fur st r\i< r.
lie says "lie wants -Id vMeiiiiii of the
late war for i Hi i rs ai:il young men to
do the lighting and aetive woik.
Runaway.
On Tuesday hist wliili' Mr. Claude
Suitor's hot>e was hauling goods n;
stiiet. In- took fric111 ami ran away ilis
trihuting liters of the ove j ?ytnl as In
went, lie was linall} stopped and let
down and the wagon inn over him. Ih
aetid tier* mticli like a dilution Iioim
? o
A Street l ight.
On Tue.-da> lasl, win n 11 ie ten o'eloet
train in 11\10 iii I'nion. a light tool
place;.J the di | ot telwi'ii ("oiaiiieio
1 >awkiia* of the I'nlliiiiUi ear, and a mm
Iiy the name of Am ; oi soiiiesneh in li.<
v? ho i* a In id ire in older I'oi I lie Soul hern
Aver. I'roni ali account . got the war
^ oi it in the ihght. ami in the Ma>o:
' <-oi.it. lie Wits tiin d *i li\ Ma\or lleatj
just thcsaUie atnoiml as I i.iwkins, an
JJie liceame vi iy loud ineiillied and pit
fane, \vl.en Mr. U?nl> addtd $|n imni
Coiidnclor l)awkins was represent! d I
it ft lend in his ubsi-nco, wlio paid his ii\
a
rhe Johnson Riiies.
This old historic rotn|Kiny lias agaii
lteen ii.filled with new life. A oil
brought out a good crowd last. Tuesdaj
night. To uiuht (Friday) they havi
another ncctiug when the commis-i ?ihh
.till-, is < ! the eniiij'any wi'l he elect is
for tin1 ensuing year. We are glad tliej
aie together again for this town is to<
large not to have an active militia coin
panv, thoroughly organized and equipped
Dedication of a Church.
On Sunday last Bishop W. W*. Dun
can (ipuioHiPfi mo nicinoaisr. cnuroi
hi Factory* llill. It is to bo called
ho second Methodist church. Then
; was an immense .congregation presi
ent. It is n beautiful church, autl
I tlie persons who labored so assidu|
ously in building it deserve the praise
j and thanks of the public at large.
' Electric Light Plant.
This plant was tested on Wednesday
afternoon and everything waf
found to he in splendid workingordei
and perfectly satisfactory. The con
tractors have to run the plant, for ter
days before the Commissioners wil
accept it. Those who are familial
with electric plants say that this otu
in Union is tirst class in every respect
Tt is put up by the Fort Wayne Elec
trie Company, of Indiana, and is tin
only plant, that they have built in -this
St ate.
A Sntaii Pox Scare.
A f'-w dnvs asm a negro named Join
Tlioina -. near Sunt no was taken sic!
with wliat was supposed to lie small pox
He had I men down in Savannah for#
wee]; r.r ten davs, and on returning was
'nk? ii sick. He had considerable trouble
in gelt ing a doctor. The county sent I)r.
l.awson down i'ii Monday to see him.
111. I.awson informed lis that he was not
nosji ive as to the diagnosis, but was inclined
to the opinion that it was a seven
ivie of chicken pox. The doctor will
n i nrn n? see him in a day or so to see it
1 cm, 1? conic cei tain as to his diagnosis.
1 >r I.awson told us tha' he would lik?
o have the service of some expert on the
' isc Srang'*, to sav tlie fellow is not
worried l?\ old women calling on him
?nl] ing him tit deal h.
I.ati ic?Dr. I.awson lias again seen
the small pox suspect and informs us
I hat the case is certainly a case ot
chicken pox.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
| People You May Wish to Know
About.
Mi I'iiiis. of Charleston, is stopping
at I'. M. Coin us
Coroi.r <; lilliti liently was in to sec
;:s on \\'? I'lioilay.
Mrs. Thomas I.e<;aie, of Wallialla, it
visit in.; Mrs. \V. K. Thomson.
("apt. F. II. Counts dropped into can
.nictiini on Tuesday last for a sborl
while.
Milo Kvans, of Carlisle, dropjied in tc
M'i? us i n Wednesday. lie says everybody
:.h ml Carlisle is talking war.
Miss "Tinttie Oetzel is still in New
\ oik. wh re ?lie went to select. and trin
' oritur millinery for A. II. Foster & Co,
| !:? evpeet -to lit urn home last of March.
A Statement from Capt. Bacon.
To the Kditor i'nion Times;
My attention has heen en I led to at
editorial in your last week's issue, it
whieh you say that "I had resignec
'lie position of bookkeeper of Hock
hart Mills. ostensibly to enter tin
for Comptroller (ieneral of the
I "?t at e. "
In order to put myself before tlie
| iui-iiu'ss world, jjlease do me tin
| kindm <s to allow me the use of yolil
I . oluinns to make the following state
. inonl of facts.
; Friends of mine in dilTerent see
j lions of South Carolina have lirgec
i . nllikif ntv inmiit I n lwrw
| iii connection with tin* office of Sot*
I ret cry of Stale (not (Comptroller (>cn
I oral :is vuii have it) and as I luivi
j always been loyal to my friends, it
j jjostii'o t?' them, and :i proper regari
i'-.r their interest in me, I have tahei
j the matter under advisement, hut a
: it is some time before the campaigi
i opens should I deride to stand fo
< lection to this olTiee, there will h
plenty time to announce my candid
in-,. As to iny resignation of the po
-il ion of hook keeper of hoekhart mills
this is purely a personal matter, niv
| w ill he of no intt*rosl whatever to th
stuhlic, t>ut I am glad of the oppoi
tnnily atVorded mo to state forth
information of those who feel an it:
teres! in me, that 1 did not rcsig
j the position above mentioned for til
j purpose of running for either Comj
(roller General or Secretary of Stall
Were toy reasons known, for tat
! ing the step I have, they would met
j the approval of every competent coi
seientious bookkeeper, and all bus
| ness men who have a spark of gral
turle and appreciation of services hoi
I esii\ and faithfully performed. Thef
reasons can and will he given to an
i niio who wishes to know them, hi
j the public prints, of course Is not tj
j proper medium.
1 have been a t'nion county mat
, j l>\ adoption for nearly three year
, land have tried to gain the coniidem
. | of tin* people, and merit their friem
-l.ir. >?1 il ! < mv iiiii'iinuii r? lni<?
i in your rising and hospitable oil
jijmI cnst my lot ninon^ your peopl
. Having to depend upon my labor f<
? support, 1 will he only too thankf
for any work that may be thrown i
< my way thanking you for the use
, >1.111 eolumns, I am yours truly,
i I Kpmunt) Dacon.
i. ' hoeklnirl. S. (J.,
' j I We are sorry that the wording of o
i j peisonal relative to tie almve earri
, I he significance that it did. It was u
J our purpose to mist ate the intent of ('aj
<1 | It,,eon's resignation and we freely gi
- j >paee for its eorreetion. Capt. Hae
. i, a man well known all over Sou
>\ Carolina, and has many warm friends
v I ilion w ho will gladly welcome biiu
' ?iu
, CHAT FROM CONTRIBITORS.
I
r
t What is Ooinyr on i:: and Out ot
J Couuty?Read What They ??ay.
? ETTA JA
' March 7.
Rev. \V. U. Owing prca% I at Salem
yesterday.
The 0. E. Society ir.it at Mr. S. F.
. Kstes last night. A ve?v good turnout
j was t here, only two active nienilK'is were
I absent and t lane sent verses of seriptuiv
to be read in resjionso to their nanu s a*
the loll was called. Our young in-ople
J deserve much credit for their jiersi>teace
in this work. Sorry to say some, of them
' pet very little encouragement at home
' from father and mother.
Kev. Mr. Thomasson will preach at
Abingdon Creek next S.ihlmtli at 11 a.
m.. and Kev. Mr. Ison at Messoi>otumia
- ac 8 p. in.
i Our country isunsually quiet now, not
f a slight disturbance has taken place to
. call for the intervention of the law.
, The north Pacolet Sunday School Con1
vent ion will meet at Eibetliel church on
. the 27 inst.
/ I ? I !" 1 ! ' ' '
, \?.iiut-iiuig wiii ucgin assoon as i lit* lunu
gets in a condition to work.
If Governor Kllerbe or President McKinley
don't provide Dr. M. W. ('nip,
our ellicient editor, with a colonelcy (or
something a great deal better) in the
Spanish-Ouban-American war I sliall
always tliink they ought to. Ilis letter
was a regular wool-hat and rotton'
breeches up|>eu) to those functionaries in
- liehalf of the great cause of a great
country. Hully for the Doctor, we always
1 knew him to lie a man in every scum1 of
* the word. Since the Maine went down
! your humble scrilie has been Irving to
get volunteers to give their names to 1mready
at a moments warning. K specially
has he lieen soliciting among the young
generation of colored men?those pistol
' carrying fellows, who will shoot and cut
[ at the "drop" of a hat. Hut its no go,
they are "not a gwine, neither." The
rumor of war has had a quieting cll'eet.
' It made some men love their wives and
' babies I letter than they ever did. in fact
' a wife lieatingor an old fashioned muster
1 ground fisticuff hully is something miheard
of now in these parts. Now is l Intime
for Corbett and Sullivan to eoni" to
1 the front.
' One man in this community says he
will do liis lighting at home tirst. lie
has no idea of leaving his wife and children
to the tender mercies of the "niggers"
and trilling white folks nliout here.
' The wet weather last week put a stop
to farm work, es|>ecially plowing
I Mr. Joe Kstesisstiil eonliued to bis
lied and suffering intensely. Tim Tim lis
, aid him and myself IhiUi an injustice last
week by making me say that he was kept
under the influence of spirits instead of
' opiates. It's bad enough to accuse a
man of drinking when lie is guilty. The
* V/,^b..iti., V-....,i;.i <i... en.). (I.;..,.
1 ill A ?iiir J4iii|iuiri una uu iiiui^.
^ 1 know the compositors are not any more
to blame for careless handling of types
> than I for careless writing. Soils partly
- my fault, I take it to myself largely.
Last week several of our farmers Imulr
ed off their cotton and disposed of it. at
j six cents j?er pound. They are still haul.
ing it.
In last week's paper 1 am made to sa\
Camp (iiles U. C. V.. instead of f'aino
.leiTries U. ('. V.. will hold a meeting at
Wilkinsville on the 15hh inst.. to ?
new ollicers for the ensuing year. No
t doubt this is clearly a fault of mine as i
write Camp tides so often in my work.
, .limmie and Sammie Strain arc putting
up a pasture fence with a view of grazing
cattle this summer.
5 Mr. "Man" Paris is lying very low
% lie was taken wit!: something like chills
He has heart disease too. so I leant.
> Mr. P. Ik I .ove is making a successful
} management of the Vorkville Yeoman
r at Ilickoiv (irove. where he is in cha**ge
- of its Western York News otlice. He
has certainly met his calling at last. He
. gets tip a good pai>er. Success to you
j old friend.
j Some people think that the action of
the prohibitionists of this st;it?? is premature.
(tenth-man we don't sec it in that
light Some action on the liquor business
L' was expected of tbe last legislature, but
[ the people were disiip|>niiit<>d. Now the
' Prohibitionists of the State, through tie:i
Democratic primary propose t<> submit
s their bill of rights to the voters and
u gracefully if not. gratefully how to the
r will of the majority. Vox.
e | We IH-g pardon of Vox and Mr.
1- Kstes Ijoth, but printers and editors are
i- very apt to keep people under the init
lluei.ee of spirits.? Ei> j
(i
o UILMONS.
_ \f I. i)
xii<ii?-ii q.
e Mr. Editor: I am glad 1? write t?>
i- your good pai**r and hope that these few
n lines will not go to the waste basket.
0 Fanning is going on nicely and the
). weather luu been very good up to this
; time.
\\ The talk now is three rents cotton and
times are growing from worst to worst.
and times will never belter until
V the farmer makes all the produce that
I" he usesat home. The talk of decreasing
the acreage is over, and the increasing
is moving along around here. The
50 farmers are using more fertilizer this
y year tlian they did last and all tl.is brings
it on the low price of cotton.
ip The wedding lwlls have U rn ringing
nroutul lini'ii \C ? 1/.1 lr.??..... i
miniM'i >"|I. wl. I<?I S illlgi'll illlll .MISS
Burnett Bishop were iitilled m matris't
luonylast Sunday.
.q llev. Freeman pleached at I'hilippi
jj. last Sunday, and he isex|>ertcd to preach
(t. there Ihjs vearand we hid him (Jod speed
' in iiis new Held of laWr, and may In
_ save many souls for his lalmr.
c* Tliere lias been great exeileinent ovei
I>1 the small pox. 1 don't think there ha"
u' In-en any loss's in the State
have lieen vneeinateil and tliere an
of several around here who have Wen vaccinated,
and it has been a good tiling foi
the doctors to make their pocket chatigi
\vil)i,
'|i'hefe arc .*neof tho most out working
or daikiex in tli* Settlement 1 ever saw. la
ed ' plows all dayftnd cuts cord wood until
ioI I K? o'clock at light. If we had more ol
?t. them tliere WMild W Wller times,
ve Tnere haffteen several large lircs in
on tliis comnuintok and they have done a
itli great deal of flinage to timWr.
in The farmedttrestill cutting cord wood
to and the tiuie fill soon ronie in this com1
1 I
pi 110 \vo<m 1 ?m some of the plantations,
hut, they preach that J :un obliged
to ?!d something, and tlcy ice doing it.
Tin? farmers in place of deereas'
ititr the acreage iliey are buying more
mull's ami some are running three plows
this year where they did not rnn but two
i last, but go ahead farmer you will have
to shoot this year or give tin the gun and
j ammunition and let some other good
man shoot.
The plant ing ol irish potatoes is on
hand and I hope there will Ik* a good
crop made this year for lam a lond lover
of them.
The small grain is looking line for tins
-season of the year. There has lieen a
> good many oats sow a but not much wheat
' but if the farmers would put. ou their
studying cap they would plant more corn
and sow more wheat and oats and raise
i their meat, at home, this would bring on
j I Hitter times. So good people stop
ami rtin'ci ;mn M't* wmuu limn juu
| .nc traveling, and make a new start and
i pursue another eourse.
So good people stop and think. The
man who is in debt now can't Ret out on
the low price of cotton. When lie tries to
get out lie will be like the frog in the
well, he will jump two feet in the day
time and fall back three at night.
Well Mr. Editor, I wish you a long
and happy life and all of its happiness.
IIitcii Up.
LIST OP LETTERS.
Tb-niainuig in the twtOtlice at Union
s. (' for the week end it March 1,1 1S1JS.
Mr W T Hope /
Mr C II Hreasnell "
Mrs I.ul.i Uotson
Mr.Ino. I\?H'sler
Mr David llucols
Mr William Sinitli
! Miss l.nla Sinithers
; Mrs Sulton
I Mi l, V Turner
j Mr Sam WanMr
XV Malcolm Wilks
i Zchhie Wicker
Mrs A S Willard.
Persons calling for the atwve letters
will please say if advertised, and will be
required to pay one cent for their deliv 'l
\. .1. O. 11 L'XTEU, P. M.
BUSINESS I.pCALS.
j We aslonished the natives with that
I ii>*<> Win < ,tfYee PJ itnmiils totlie
master s ^aie.
i stair <>f s>iith <'arolina. I, Court of ComCoiintv
of Tnion. j mon Pleas.
Kmslie N'irhoNon as survivor of W. A.
N'irhoison A ^on, vs. K. Lvles S^v,*.
In olfilirncr to an order tuade in the
: above stated rase, i will sell before the
,.0011 liou-e door during I be legal hours of
1 ; sale on salrs.lay A pi il 1th, 1S??8, the foli
lowing lands to wit :
I All thit certain tract o( loud tying,
i b"ing sunt sit rati ncm .Nuit-uc Depot, in
it,.-1 ooiHV of Vnlon aforesaid, known
' as the Jesse Jeter land, containing two
hundred and lifty acres more or less,
I 1..>undcd on north hv lands of Methodist
I'ar-onage and T. J. Jones, deceased :
on the east and south by lands of 'V. !.
i Jones, deceased, and on the west by
i lands of Mrs. Mary Gilliuiu and J. S.
Welsh.
Terms of sale?Cash.
C. 11. l'EAK, Master,
1V?*V,
81. A. II. Foster & Co.
There is not a cook stove in our stock
that will not kike well. Think of the
ju ices too. ST for No. 7 with full set of
ware, r.nd 810 for a No. S.
A. II. Foster ?fc Co.
J-", yanks of .'?(i inch wide Sea Island
for 8i. A. 11. F<ister & Co.
Another new lot of ladies and misses
shoes just in at The Old Reliable.
If it's plows you need, seo our stock
of best steel shapes. The Old Reliable.
PUBLISH MY LETTER
| So That Women May Know Where to Find
a Friend.
i Such is the request of Mrs. L. M.
Ilnvnes, Sprinjilleld, Mo (General delivery.)
A part, of Mrs. llaynes' letter
reads as follows; "I w?-.?r.. to you ill
| they could not
| V''v 1
l'e-ru-na cund inc I ii.?? ? an sulTerilur
women will take lV-ru-nu. I know it
will rare others also. I cannot praise
lV-ru-na enoaeh."
i Rear in mind that female weakness is
; pelvic < -atarrh. to which women arc
j :irc peculiarly liable, and from which
: few arc entirely exempt. IV-rn-na
I cures ealarrli wherever locacated.
J "Health and beauty." a hook devoted
i t.t tie phasei>f e darrii peculiar to women,
j will he sent free to any women hv The
! l'e-ru-na Drug Manufacturing (\nnpany.
I ()hio
i
MASONIC HRETING,
I'uiou Lodge Xo. 7">, A. F. M. will
| hold its regular monthly meeting next
' Frida\ night week at H o'clock sharp.
The l'\ degree is tobe conferred. All
niemU'rs are earnestly reriucstetj to stir
tend.
T. C. Dun-can, W. M.
E. .1. Autiiuk, Secty.
NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden to hunt
in any way or trespass on irty Swink
lands on Fair Forest, or suiter the
penalty of the law. J. C. Huntkk.
10-8t.
~IS OTIC IsT"
All persons are forbidden to hunt
I or trespass upon my lands or lands in
I my charge in Kogansvillo and Futon
! townships or sutler the penalty of t)|0.
law. Wiley ftootnisK.
lu-at.
KJV A. f - ^ ? 1 _
WANTKl).
WANTED?Wanted immediately .*?U '
hands to cut cord wood. Apply t? [
R. K. Pahner, l.'nlon, S. C.
LOST.
I.O*?T?One walking cairn. nut unit w?mn1 |
color, varnished. Stick has one hlaek 1
s|K?t upon it. The stick only has a
value to the owner. A suitable reward
will lie given it' left at Tin: Timks
otliee. O-tf.
FOIt SAI.K.
FOIl SALE?Elegant six room dwelling
with lot on S<iutil street. Splendid location,
newly linilt. Term-* cash. Inquire
of MllS. J. (r. OlSTKHb. tf.
FOR 8ALE?Pure whitu and brown J
leghorn eggs. S. M Rick. .Ju., E. I*.
A Card.
l)r. A. M. Stafford, specialist on the
eye, ear, noso awl throat, ami on fitting
glasses, will he in Union on
March 11th and 12th, at the olllee of
Smith it Xott, and respectfully offers
his professional services to tlie citizens
of this community. T? It
Asti'iiyed Mule.
1 have in my possession one dark
horse mule. He has a scar on his
right Hi p. Can be found at Carlisle.
Owner can have same by paying feed
expenses and for this advertisement.
S. K. Johns.
NOTICE.
I will pay off all School Claims approved
by I). 11, Fat it. up to July 1,
1897. J. 1). COIXCi.
County Treasurer.
jVdniiuiKt rators Sale.
I will sell to the highest bidder the law
library belonging to the estate of C. C.
Cnlp. at Union C. II.. S. on Tuesday
March 8, 1898 at 11 o'clock a. in.
\V. T. Hkaty,
r?-4t. Adtnr.
To the Public.
The celebrated Standard IJ red Stallion,
Sadler, will stand at the following
places: Union, March .*>( h : Whit mire,
the 7th; Santue, the 91 h; Carlisle,
12th, and every 9th day following.
Insurance .$ lO.tm.
9-fft. S. K. CRAW Ft ?HI>.
Notice to Tax Payers.
My l>noks wiil Ik' open from the 1st to
the 28th of February, 1SVI8, for the collection
of commutation road tax.
All male persons between the ages of
IS and 50 years are subject to one dollar
road tax. Except school trustees, township
commissioners, ministers in actual
charge of a congregation and persons
who served in the late war.
8-t.f .T. TV ftorxn. Treasurer. '
Administratrix 5ale.
All persins owing the estate* of .John
L. Fuemster, deceased. will please settle
with me at onee at Lock liarl S. C'., also
all persons having claims against the said
estate, will please hand them i111?> I. (i.
Long attorney in fact for me at l.'uion
S. properly attested within thirty
davs from this date. This l">ih of F*'ie
ruary 1S9S.
Anna Y. Fkrmstkk.
7-4t. Adininistmti i\.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All persons 'indebted to the estate
of John R. tiroer, deceased, must
make payment of same at once, and
all persons having claims against said
estate must present same to me duly
proven within thirty davs.
It. V." (?1ST,
Administ rator.
February 28. lN9x. 9?It.
Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina, I Court
I of
County of I'nion. 1 Common l'leas
Nannie Milton et at vs. ('harlotte Howell.
In oliedieneo to order made in the
aboto stated case, 1 will sell at Union
before the court house door, during the
legal hours of sale. on salesilav 7th of
March lKps, the following lauds to wit:
A certain parcel of land in Union
county. State aforesaid, containing one
hundred and ninety-six acres more or less,
i TKItMfi OF SALIC.
One half cash, balance on a credit of
one year with interest from day of sale,
to be secured hv Laid of pin chaser and
mortgage of piemises.
[ C. II. I'pakk. Master.
Tooth Bruhses.
? Q uarter Assortment. J
Guaranteed.
DUKE'S DRUG STORE,
Opposite Union Hotel.
DR. J. E. GARNER.
PHYSICIAN AND SURC1EON.
Will practice medicine in all of its
brunches. Office in front of Court
House; Residence on South Street.
Phone No. 9C>,
1-lhu.
S. Means Beaty,
Attounly at Law.
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NEW YORK RACKET
CHUCK FULL OF SUCH VALUES.
Cheapest Store on Earth.
HARRY & BELK.
I
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE!
Our Spring Goods have already commenced to come in; so
For the Next Ten Days
iVe will sell Blankets, Comforts, Flannels, Woolen Dress
Goods, Iderdowns, Heavy Shoes, and in fact all the Winter
Goods we have on hand Below N?W York Cost.
This is no lie, hut the plain truth.
We have just received the most beautiful line of Hamburg
Edgeing and Laces ever brought to Union.
We al so ha^e the nobbiest line of Gents Negligee Shirts in
town. Come and see for yourself.
The Purcell Cash Company.
Right From
The Stump
To the consumer, is the way we handle all kinds of Rouah
and Dressed Lumber. We represent the Largest
Saw and Plaining Mills in the low country, and
are always prepared to furnish promptly the
Best Building Material,
Consisting of Frame Lumber, Shingles, Lathes, Flooring, Resawed
Weather-boarding, Ceiling, Mieating Doors, Glazed
Siish, Blinds, Mouldings, Fence Lumber, Lime, Cement and
the best brick made 111 the up country. If you are going to
build, or make any repairs, or additions to your house it will
pay you to get our prices.
Prompt Deliveries! Selected Lumber!!
Our yard is near the Electric Power House.
The Rodger Brick Works.
P. M. COHEN, President. J. II. RODGER, ^Mtager.
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One Cent a Paper; IOc. per Dozen.
Fine Gingham 2l-2c.
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