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., rIE UNION TIMES jK J DIP'Utttt ~ Published Every Friday. s JAMES E. HUNTER. '' fi M. W. CfLP, Editor. The Senau, Registered at the Postoftice in Union, ; \ tions8- U.t as second-class mail matter. | j. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. BY A VOTE OF - . $1.00. t T>0 cents, v -tl?s . . . 25 cents, i t Its Voire Is for War Fill HaR is Furled In the vion payable in advance, al-j > 1 ir.it bv iK)stal order, check or , Ispliere, and rurled l?? * ' ' I y r. Currency by oi>en mail j President I>irect?;l to 1st. I u lutlon Into KflHect. ERTISEMENTS. rat insertion . . $1.00. j ?uent insertion . 50 cents, d THE SEN \TFor t'nw months or longei j. .at reduced rates. ! , Atkii, 10th. tho hennt . . ... .. mil tent ions which subserve t for war war until the s? .. i ii i i -rests will lie charged for as t Spain shall have beeu . I Western Hemisphere. ,onlS; Kwtedinatmscr.pt will ; l over. Its voice, too.lurnwl- <>t'dnariesand tributes j , pemlence of the iufaii! w,? l* chained for at half | , gem of the Antilles. " 1 t the iudependouee of tl j * lie" was the shihbole|?era will Ik* stopix-d the clay the\ ! ' throughout the four d We will hereafter make no de- i ended tonight bv tl-i from this rule. i i following resol"jotters and remittances should lie ad- , 1 -.Ioi'*' dressed to ; ! cog,l; tiie times CO.. of Union, s. C. t i'j I*V*I< IV* < I \ DIM r .1.1 lv?i^ \ \ I WAR IS MERE. , The President has signed tin- reso- '' lutlons passed by <'undress ami scut j an ultimatum to Spain that she must i v withdraw her army from Cuba, :iti< 1 j ' ^ \ ?jives her until Saturday to answer the J \ same. It is universally thought that > t \ Spain will refuse to do so. Then 1 \ eotnes the ehtsh of arm-. Therein- ' i\ lart'nited States army is n >\v una iiar | ^ towards the seaports preparatory for 1 V... s sin invasion of ('una. A call for vol- 1 ' ) unteers will b" made probably for 1 t i \ | 7.r>.(KX? or l'M>,(too. They will be pro- I V'Y ' rated from ali the St.Mes. South x Carolina will do her part. Tie* I'nited ^ Slate ean ;jet ;lj| t': volunteers she ' i ? needs without drafting any men. j ' South Carolina wont hardly miss 111 i- men she will se?jd. It will iie one of t -;|ie shortest ami bloodi\5t wars on t" /coord, b THE PROHIBITIONISTS. p. by e\:iW,ii.ino <>t:r eolumtis it will > be seen that i';e I'roliibit ioiiist s have j nominated a State ticket. We are J not personalis :n*i111:111?-< 1 with anv y ' . ' ! of tin* jientlciiM'ii "ii tin* ticket. I?111 j :i tvibelieve i! a i t icket. ml it v. ill "ot ?|(iit? a 11;: 11 1 i* ??t* \ ?t? -*. We ,| suppose a Uepuhlieaii 1 * ! 1 i 1 ?iti<>11i-1 will not In* allowed in \ot'*. as tin*) '' iiekvt i- nini;:n_' in I huiioerat ie I'.a r J, ' ness. We ai'r *?*Iad that 111ticket i villi iiommuti'i'. It shows that our , ' !i peupli* an beeooiiuj; n.? r? liberal. A few years hack a ti**U t of that l.imi i | ovittilil not haVc been toh-ratiil. We ! 1 would like to m'c .some more ticket>. ' of . ' ?,iiVP u< n half il"/en. We lielieVe in . an , , . ... j- five *?pt eeli a?:d In** opinions. Itllt n\ t !l ilon'l holieve in 1 'rohii"i"it ion. It is a j " ^Aiuntom. hut \\e are t.i ijeetly willing ! ^ io h*t all eliasp .i that disin*. r. f I run cii ADi-i. i km m.i:. ; i . i ' I his iillair - en - hunt t < now *. Some per.* 'M> an' h a-*\ :11 f t Im-iiim*! vos w trying to Jit tin* e\|'ej!ed a 111 * I *. |*i * - i instated. \ petition h.as been ^o? j ?i ! k up. and a sentiment mi their favor i\ attempted, \\ e sineeiv! \ hop it will not sUi'eeei!. I he Hoard "f \'lMI *. - ., ?.f thet'itadel did th**ir duty, atal it ii)eho??ves t lie people t o st a ml l?y tiiem. p if they wish to preserve t 111* ills) it (Ilion. Tin* cadet-> e\pe!!e.l can't he returned wit lxni! i'< > n 11?-11111 i 111; tin- an*- \ (tli.'tis ?>f < ';l?1? ("allley, a IX I to Olir 11 tili(Kit anil :x*coriiir,to our under- ,! StanUill'/ of t III' rase he is t lie liiltllli- ; c<t cadet oi tlx- niimlx ; enirajjed in i |, lilt't rouble. Tlx ;n^t it ii! ion i-?t ropo. or \v(J h the people today than il was j l[ / before ?lie Hoard of \ isitor* ixfed. 1 j. i Stand Iiv the ollicers and tlx Hoard 1 .. . | of Visitors and South t'arolina will u y liavo a State military school that her people can take a pride in. Have a | " mockery of discipline there, and th" .State had just a^ well sell ihehuild u in" and abolish I lie sehool. < Irdei* iniimI i: f 21?* observe*! ami law* <i1h'V?m| at :i mil- ii( ~V school. \V<- congratulate tin* J Hottftl of Visitors on t Ju n,i ion. NEWS NOi fiS AM) COMMENT. If the siM\ ;?>!? >.- ?\ant to redeem < themselves, tho.-e Unit werv. i-vij?-1 I.-i 1 ' 11 from tlu* Citadel. let them or''am/* ; I a I themselves into a ?*<?u |>jiny urn! vol- Vj tintcer their service to Pre-ii-tenf Mc* ; S] i V * f dnley for service in Cuba. Hero is J' our chance for a display of manhood. ^ Wo hope that South < -arolina will end at least one regiment of voluneers to Cuba, and that it will rettirn ;>aded with honors like the famous 'almelto Kogimetit returned from the ields of Mexico. n On April 21st Spain gave Minister Voodford his passports before the J. >rcsentation of the ultimatum from he United States. a I We hope the South Carolina militia rill volunteer as readily for service n Cuba as they did for the Marling- ' on riot. . l.i?n will 1??? >i i tin fti 111 i-i I i ti lajor General of volunteers 1?y 1'resi '' ent Melvinloy. THE LATEST WAR NEWS. Washington. April -??.?This was a lay of events in the history of the < 'uban ' pustion. The siuuature hv the 1'iesi- ( lent of the joint resolution tetpiirii:^ inerventioii in Cuha. the notification of I hat action to the Spanish minister here, lis iii niiii >1 for passports, the ilepait- . netit's prompt reply to that demand, the ; ninistei's depitrture for Canada, and > lie transmission of our ultimatum that 1 ?p;iin must evacuate t.'uha .and ni'i-t ' mike answer hy Saturday, tliroutih Min- i >tei Woodford, to the Spanish jrovorr.- ; m nt. followed m rapid succession. The a xt step is Spain's answer, if she is to 1 nake any. and the movement of the "liiteil States alloy and navy on ('uba ' I0;iily m the morning the execution of ' ho |ii"0|;,ninie for the day liejran with ;i ' inference hetween Assistant Seeietary >a\. e\-S( r.etarv Foster and Second :I \ssi?-taiit Seei i t a I v Adee, ill which the 1 visln s nf tie l'lisideii! and fahirctus ' o the ultimatum were led Meed to diplo- 1 natic foim. The otiier c\cnts sucea ed- 1 d oat h other with ianiditv. '1*1 u* lilt i 11 lilt 1111) \v;is sent to t lit* Span- 1 >h tuiiiiMcr hv ,li:ilm* Day's personal ii.-SMMiui r. I'.dward Savoy, on?> of tin* rusted emp!o\es of tin* Stati* I) partii?-r t . who \\ is appointed to his |*lai'i' ii l-iV.i t?\ >I.itniltoii Kish. Tin* mi's- J ;i'lioi'|- was i;o! l oot waiting Ion" at tin* oration. 1 >i 11 ia 11 if rourse of an lioni' i:i<I ift in ta il to tli ? Stato Department villi tlio Minister's application j*.?i Ins ' usspoits It was not until half-past ;i rciock this attciiio.ni that Savoy made ( ii-. si I ..nil tup, carrying with him tin- , 1> sired ]11per. This was a passpoi t for . he minister ami his family and suite, t was ii t in the usual foiui, hut was 1 vhal is known as a special passport. In ? teiiernl terms. ;t is similar to that prei.'nti d to S.ick\iiie-West, when that till* oi lunate tuinister was obliged t.j retire n this case it r< ads as follows ; I' nited Elates of America. 1 >epal tInelit of State. I'o all whom ,I.e. r pie.-el:ts shall coinc, ( l.I e? I ilio : Know ye that the hearer hereof. l)o:i j 1 mis l'o|o\ Itfi l ah'i. envoy extraoidinai \ I ii ! noni-ti r plciii|M>teiitinrv of Spain to J l, In' 1'nited St at e<. accompanied 1>\ his , nile. is uhoiit to travel abroad 1 la se are. therefore. to icipiest all o|- ' ceis of I he l ulled States, or of ,i11\ ' .tat e thereof, top 'Unit him to pass f reel v. j ' lith >ut let or molestation, and to e\- I i lid to hiui ail triendly aid and protec- ! I.at in ease i>1 i eed. in testimony whcieof. I. John ">her- i '' ia!i. Secj'etai.i .>1 State of the I'liited j tales ..I Aim i.i a. have hereunto *cl ,v land aid ea ii sed the sea! < *1 the D-i.i: I a;ei I . >1 >ta'e to he a Hi \ed at \\ isti- i ' ml"11 thi-< t\\i*iiti?-l11 f 1;iv of A|'iil. A ( >. I:ii.<! "t the ii 11?*|?* !! !? Ian* ul 11 it* j ^ i.ilt-il Sl.ili s oi Ainuira (lie iilic i ill ilinl ami t wcwl\-M-ciiinl. ' A! In-t tin if w:.r> M liif i \|m ? tilli->11 :11 i In- mj.ii,. | ?i |> ti i un lit that a ii-<|i.>iiv j . lulu Miiii-liT \\ inhli'i>nI mi^li: lif f\- ! 1 fi-lfil IimI iy. I.alfi on. Iicvvfvcr. al'lcr I iid^f Max 11:u 1 fiilfiilaifii I lit* lfinrlli nl I ' in it* 11 i.i ! wi'iilil lif (' iiisii mi'il in iiifcal>- j ii^j n|' llif niliin.itinn in MiniMfi- \Vn"il i?l. ii.i 11aii-il.llin ) iniii i-1j?lii*i' :111.1 if - ! 1 anslat luii. la l?f 111 it * fi?u\iiiffil that it , iiuM l?f |n;it-licallv ini|>i>s>ih!c. i?\vi: i; ' " ?tl11l'fl * i f in titnf h' tuti a \\'.i.*liii>u a . ! ! m.nli : !. f ri'ffivi* ;111\ i'f>|?.?:i-i I,. . '! i ifli>if. 11ip {'olh'wiatr latf :fi.i \> i.i | i -Ii*iI tin- iii'|>ait!i. '.:t * ; ; t- li \t i.t llif nitiin.itma In >; ,iii; 1 i. 1 ! . 'i n I'lii i y mr. i'm l it, mil u\ In I Si.* |?i i-Hifiit. at llif \\ liilf ii m iin t:11it* ti'iinn i'i?;\. |i|'i M . i Ml \! \ i MIIVI . lit- ii... Illl>\ iii Ifl f.n'A l)f 'J' lilt It* I ?> Spain ? iin ihfilf* | w arliif : :"i i::!-. If llif Spani-ii ... ' i !111 !.I takf * a \ if\\. ih in .'i ! 11. 11. i ! *. ! ! .!! ! i:i 11 *t ( frniM I In- juMif:: i?i i' i!< uiini-i .-I' IifPf ti'ilav. lint in Ii ii.at-i t< nif I i. i.-niivfi ?>i"i;,ii ' ill inti ii in i1111 i ii;.'. it Mia.. j<i''>i. | : ?' ' h unt .Mi-. M- < if ?ri ii.-s |?n*-j.,i?i,l.* | in;i i*i-?-i i jil of tin* ff Mi.i iiiiicat i 111. 11 in I t ii u-J 11ri in.' t In* iif /i >t iat Ion* I . ! i. ri>i~ ji i .11 ea u ;i i ?r< * 11 < >1 ??; |?i r : t * i ?i. * ,??:?- within l in- next twenty - :* i r J uiir-. if <>n tin- other hand, it , mold i;? ,-lito return n -ill i?l'ii- lorv | j :.>w t r lij'fore r*. I;ir<i;t \ i:?> >11. thai ,, lie of will Im' i 11!i t e a> flJ'ef \y ve as posit ive art ion. iii:i<inil<'h :?-s it t.i.l/i amount to a refusal of tin* .I ui iiifn 1 > "i tin I nii'il States. In -lirh e. ise the l'l*e?ii|' li! \Votllil |ipi I illii filial el \ tti lite the naval ai i tnili- ""h i r\ f< ipee- of t he I nit et I St at es t o . a ' lite tllf will of < olliriv-s. How tin- 1,1 it! i?. tlo'i.*, what steps shall lir-t he " tkeli. win tin r I la Mil! a : hall lie lilni'lv 1,1 or win t her an attempt shall l?< ' ' unle to make ii -j.eeilv tumpaiuMi l\ lirlit . a la I'ife fol'ee <<f troops to 1 I: i ma uinh reoxcr of the hoinharilnn iil v a ilet t. are all matters of mere 'illat ion. The experts of t lie arm v jp itI inn,, laid t heir plans w it It ()I ie greatest iit iidl for the future, hut ;i, icy 'l<> l ot hesitate to sjt(v ihat any |o tempt to make these piihlie in ad- w mec. to 'he manifest advaiitav' of ea on in would he 'filial treason. I lei HAT FROM CONTRIBUTORS. i . I Vhftt is Ooini? on in and Out of County--Reitd What They I; IT A JANE. April is 'I'lli.-. is aunt tier 1 >? ;1111 i: I >;?i init moi ni;t ai d the "jtee, I low" "l the piouglinaii is ikmui (in every side. \N li- at and oats an* looking well. Tlio aia nl last week lias been el great hemit to t la in. ! am told tliat if seed coin besatur-, ltd willi keiosene oil or spiiilsot turifiitiiic before plant nut. tin* eiows and nnl worms won't tmubie it. I'.-e alsnit pint to tin* I'UsIk 1. There was a sociable at Mr. 1'. A. ofortli's last Saturday in-ht. Mr. Villie and Worker (ioloi tli arc at home: mm tin* CampolK'U) ll ali Solieo!. Mr. .loo Ksti s. who lias loon eontined n his molii lor cloven weeks with a out not, was aloe to go out vi-iling last nek. Tliete is .seine tall; of a wedding tak | nit place in this section soon. Wo can't mine the conlraetmg partus jlist now ; lid do justice to all partu s. Them will Is* <piite a ne.inl r of can- ! Iidatcs in this coimty this \ear 1 n the | ai ions otliees. All of them hope to be | lii-tid. Vonr eot respondent will he ul.al t..: lear less talk oi war. Wo ma\ l.llild obiiroiic> :.t o\i :\ i in nails. ;ti! 1 make our trillions tn^aiii/.i-! ions as complete as w e will. hut as iot:^ is we allow tin- saloon to 1 c oJm n \\? ,\ ill make ciiminaS !a-ter than u. can a claim t la in. No ('In iMaii; m op e can iisttl> an att? ini?t to :ciinlatc a.al Ict-uso \ hut is cs.cutiallv w 10m;. 1'h.i! chinch s most oilliodox that i'n hi >sl to -cel. mil <avc the la -I. There is i.o ileiii t l ie that t! e i nactueiits alal st act cntoici n.ciii oi a { :> 11 hi lory law will lessen tin-dii'ios .<m oints ami luiiiif joy ami ? nitott to housnuils of liotnis in our la-d. Not vt'ij mail who allows liquor to almse ii111 should he lool. <| ujioii as au outcast unlit vatrahojul. io, no. M . lien ale led c;i|?tivc :i:roii<:a itsiawiul iillucnec, and u the ciup'.a! i i was n - 1 in >Yt 11 11 ley Would lie tin- ! :;?l *| 1 -t uieti ! u the wot Id. il is a wc.d.nc.-s wins 1 liiit is eiiuie- the eiaue of . t t.. j an families of nothing tituie. \ i>X. j . . JONESVILLI-. A; ; 1< I Tin n* i-i a til.e ei> p of 11 in: on ; I . ; tees ill the i.e;chbei! nod. and ill.a.-.- it ! alls elf the | a i >>| eel . s t:oed Yesti id.iv ii! tin* i tap', i-t i ail, '.> ! i vas a mission;)!) eampaivu \. ,\ j iltlliher nf tine sjieielies w< i m .1- on: he Mil jeet of missions. The speukcis vere the pastor, llev. I >. I., l-'tei iu ni. [ ?. Walt Whitman, II ! '. S ail'e, I). \. iViihurii. le v. I.. M . IJ.ee : n.. a. i!. Jamili!iih. Tin re was a 1 o . iiL'iea. il III to hi ar I i.e s[ | eiaf. e?i.: > ii,_' ;.inl :n11 netive addlessi s. Two ham;-nine e.>1i el ions were taken, one in th .. i * i i? I l llev. >h s.?e l aws n wlai aow at 'in 11in:i rni\i isi!\ pros, ininr his tu.lies ami po I'ariie: iiiius. Ii i. ; minstrv. the olina c.i'.io.i w.'.i ... P. ( ij-i. j iu.v*in;i>. i i;r ??. i \ ? > ..i ni ,ii t*H\s| t?? | | ?ii .! >!.rvV, ? The l{> v. i-;. M I \\ 1 |iii>iic ' ii tin' Mrtlu?!i>1 > !.n:i'li :;i if . :i 11 ? rowl >ui.<l.i\ in M:?v. .'Jr. M a I:? > j s w? i I i fit a 11.1 i i'i| 1 \ tin- j u.i?. | i?l?i'>viSU' as l.i* ua-t 5 a ::ii!i.i_< . I'11.? .I"||I >\ it:.' ? i! in Mr .! A ^.:\\\( I ::I <I Willi, in Mfi11\\ ait "I I ni"!t \\eft- in .1" ! - v 11.i i;t>t .itu:?la> on 111 ii"?nal 1 ' : "l'lif riirtiiiii for i mi::'i- 1:im ti 11?r the iciiiii^ >i at" mine ' '! '..i I \v<k. I'its l ilt ot.i1 ! it-lot iii I!. ,'. !<!. :.>? i:t :i?1 > tin' i 11 5.i'11 \ia-i .i <; lid < :.i . Iiii'lt t in!' ! as t> i' n .?.>r. . W. liati -. A !?'i iii' :: I', i\ W ; . . 1Alltillli. I ". I' <>' *!:. M ml W. i. toYinali. Ilu-I. 1 #" 11111 \ I . > t i i 11 ! ? 11 'I !>\ tii'* 11miu'il i>>i in.i i.!. Mis. 1'". M. I.atttci.i < awl ilaii^litcr It'll.i', ami son Melton I .. < ! It.. iii:in, i ic \ ;->il Sin* tlii" laliiil ." < [ I If. W. <) out liai <1. Mrs. 1 >r. Ii. F. Hah - ... t lifit t? Iisik i fii \ i-i? i i ; I >i . nil 11 < I. Miv? i at: ? iiil?li*i~ i t t in ::\ ille ii.-*ilitiir tin* latiiiA of M I'. < >a i hv M i. ami M i >. 1. L. 11 .ni' > \ i~iii <1 tin* 1111iI> tit Mr. Willi.tut .!. ti'.'i: i.i-t Sit- i nla\. Mi---Sil'i'ir >'|i at-- ' I < i.. i! :>\;-t1L' I I !l'llll> ill .It ?I II' -sV ! '. Mi- " A. I'oft. ft.I Nililtie v: ? : i i ft 11. n I _T! 111 i > Mi- I M I' . 11 .... | 1 If- II. A. Wi.it!... k. I Ui'V. K. I!. Hi'i'kl III III. 'I III!' : I ''ill 't " Yell! "i: . t (! r ! I ivU. Ti i i 11:< >\ i y (iOSIIIiN IIJI.L. Mr. i:.!it..i . >m?. . , it i: I'm s> ?v li I . rat Iter, rsiiti. hail (r< > * . \ . .11 i : IlilltfH s.i Hi?"> " i 1 <M!i m III tin mi* i!>hi" ;i. t 11 '. .1 ' i' ! iir :i |>iit:i!iit--; ii'it ! i I. . .i! , H?_f Hill iii' < !> au.'.i.i ; ?\ , | il' lii ir > It"11 11 I a i , i .1 I t i. i , i ; , ! a. - ( I I." :.?! 11)1 I - It IV.' ! i 1; ! . . I -II iilt'ij tin' pa ! t\Vi? ! i i- \M el... ! > , i.t: ttl.lt ,i li' :l! Ii .. ' i l !" "' * i* i | >i 11 li In'. W ! i.c : i . t. !' i\v oiilv l.'ii. m' ii\ I...*. - :.i till- |*3t-I i \\. I !, >. * . 11 If i il.i: .1 " a a! XOIII Uphlll'l lii In 'li I'l lliti' l, Ill lllli I * I'ii II. III V. ' I I . i 1 i.u > <;ii'l M.Ji<*ii 11 i<1 ?* >ii . 1 ! i ! .u- i - 'iilii tillV<* lhi*n I!.!. ...ii | cvriy- " liiitf, lull ;i-> it i' i: \\ t!i i !i ;. ii ^ ! inn* 1h !I?1I 11. fii. ' : . ? >:11 . t ~ IInti |i!;iii(ril. i I -it it \ i i i . I . .;? r.n iM . ;i; <i (i i lii, -ii! ' llHl t.ilM .. IVlill . ;ii'. in I :;h ' |'!.lli! i.i. ;jc J.; mi ; .. i I tii .liinW tli.it III i .1 '1 \. > ! ' ' t !iry In 1 \ i \J " I 1 ii i i '' yli pi uc> I i . \ \v i.i '' i i| j. . I |>i 11\ ;> iii|i> I t -i-i:i! '' - \v 11111 )t*,iiit l i l*\ kiirw ! Iic\ \v i..u i ji.iliinl t'?ii ii. A ii. . i . I \ I li.l' I III- !<?'.\i . ! c\ Ii i to I'i.lli' t > : .i Ii.oi.ry. lillt m ! . . t i , / ! i ;it t,i i.-*i i .*_r "! i:r: ii I. \t price I'iii i . , . ? :i i 11 I licit \ i iii i iiiti I i i; i - .i1 11 S ell tllll St 111- lilt In Wink I Ii! Illf j>|Mli- !i III .tCCouiiliir t<> "\\ u -;i. i.c /, only iron \\ lit) mic prosju'i inn on the faim ; an 11 a* ones who iniho supplies at home. j and that should I** evidence enough to i convince those who plant cotton to buy supplies. Let every one who favors the repeal of the iien law begin now to use i hi> iidloence to that end. That law is nsponsible in a great measure for the ! piesent condition of nine-tenths of the; fanning population. The* only wav to j make people plant provisions is to li\ it 1 s> they can't buy Hum on time. Von will, as a rule, titul merchants who sell on time at "?< to 100 jmt cent profit opposed to the repeal of the lien law, but be it said to the eieditWtf cue of our representatives. Hon. J. S. 'Welch, (who is a merchant and does a large time business) that lie voted for rej?e II of lien law. Wipe out the lien law, pllut plenty of provisions and just a litthvjcotton, and you will see prosjierity arffll fAnitv where now starvation stares us in\he face. I Iiojm' we wont have Hiiyj>,wnr, we are b. d enough off now and if a war conies the Lord only knows wlta'dlwill lieeonie e .. mm i i ? ?, " im iis 1 lie daisies are sun scam I upon the war question uiul stilt-. ?y they will not uo. 1 see one candidate out Cvv tlie House in our county and hear oti everal who j will inn for the Senate. I gftV'ss ere long we will have plenty of timber* to select from. We can never get a better man to: the Senate than the one whose term has jn>t expired, one who has been tried | and not found wanting, true to every j trust n posed in him ami ever watchful i . t t ie interests of his constituents. ( hat lie Henderson, son of Mr. .1. M. Henderson of our community, died at New herry on the Sth inst., of a com plication of diseases. I le was about twelve \cars old and was attending the graded school at Newberry. lie was buried t' Kb-m-vr church on Sat unlay thettth inst Mr. Henderson has the sympathy of the entire community. Miss Helen Hamilton and Mr. IIciIkmI Thomas visited friends in Goshen Hill coiiin.uni'v S;11unlay. senator Douglass visited the old homestead last week much to the delight of relatives and friend. Sent 110. ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was created IwV one purpo-e. namely, a receptacle fofofhc urine, hi i as such it is not liable to any form >1 disease exci pt bv one of tkJtwo wavs. The (irst wa\ is from in *> X ?et action d' the k'dneys. The secot'4/ l_?y is frotn careless it cat treatmeiitof other disea cs < IlIEF CAUSE, ruheai;!u urine from unhealthy ki Ine\ s is t he ?ii rf cause of I iladder troubles. Si tlie womb, like the bladder, was taitt! for ot ' put pose, and if not doe t ieil too much is not liable t?t weakness | a d.scast'. except in raie cases, ltisi . ..i.?: i'.u i\ cm aim very ci<?s?> to Iix* I .? ! ! llii'i'tl'iVi' any pain. disoasu *>i-1 " iii\i"iii?* 11 *1* ma nil'i'stud in t!it* k'il"uvs. 1 I a. !?'. t'l a!t|i r hi urinary passa?;?' isofton. i". uii-t a la*, att i ihntoil to fouia!'1 \wakn -- or wuiii'i troubles of some sort. Tlit* . i*ia* i-.i.sii> inaili> aial may be as ?-;i~ilv a\iliilcii. Tn liml out currently. sot your ii i:>? aside for twoiily four hour-; a sudiiui't.t iir settling indicates kidney or i ' ii/,i; trinihil'. Tin- mill! ami the evnlinaiy ll'ert of Dr. Kilmer's ! Mp-I!oot. tin* great kidney. aval !?'a !! . lined* is mioji realized. I f you ma il j i n.u ln ii ymi should haw tho In?t. \! 1 .aiL:ai-i > lifly i'1'iitsainl olio dollar, Yon I !i i\o a -auiplo hottlo and paiilplili t loth - ni firi' by mail upm receipt J ; ii. i iwn n'i.1 stamps to covur ro-t of I |i o?t Oil till- botlll'. Ml'Iltioii Till" I Mu.n 'I'i.m:;s and soiiil your address to Dr. KdmiTiV t'o.. Iiinghamtoii. N. Y. rin- proprietor.-of this papar guarantee !. ii' ntiim -s of this oiler. i -ii\? years makes ;i ovncration : That is how loiiflf Ailoljih 1'isln r, of! 7. ii!c. (.-ulTered from piles. I ft- i U ;is rl'H-il h\ lisi I Itr 11 !**? ? I i i \ t'.S of I j Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. For salt' hv | ! '. f. ] Mike and I.ookhalt Mills. It i>a otrat leap from the tilil fashion- J id doses of hit a* tna>s and nauseousj I ! 1 \ -iis to 11 if pleasant little pills known i t> 1 W ii1 I .it tic K uly Uisi'rs. They! nil* ron-tip'tion. -iok hoadai-hrJand hij 1 in-ni I'ni' j .ill* hv I-'. C. 1 juke and 1 l.o.-khart Mills. ' I I >'.i. I attempt to oliuih the ladder of fame :u.til voa are sure of its foundation. 1 v. is tiiidinii an nd\erti-vnient of i . 11:i 1 '.tin's ( 'olio Cholera and 1 >iat - o Ihmeth :: tin- \\ oreester Kiitor- I |u;-t i?-1 1 if !>. wliirh k ails mo towiite, th;.-. 1 ran truthtiilly say 1 novor used i in'. Hon h < [i in 1 to it for oolii and iliar-1 II I liavf iicwr had to nsf ntorf I ;.i 1 o or 'wo doses to ottro tiif worst .. 1 with 111 \s<*1 f t?i < liiltlrcn. \\ . A. ktio;ni. !'. jM iiioko City, Mil. For sale y 1 >r. F. <1 hike. ? ? I'.i;,': \\o|-|-\ if you nit 1st worry, , ; > olid worry uiiultodv ei.se. A I it! 1 >1 >v asked lor altollloof "j;et ! >.1 to t!i'" n.o' !iii;'4 as f.isf ;is \ m ran," < u ' h <'..o|o/fil n lioiisoholfl nam ! l>e\VitCs 1,it llo K uly Hi self, ami I ' V|- . 10 a hot;In of tho-r fiimons little ' t"i roll-1 palioti. sick heni'ia'dta'.. and ! : ami -loin.a !i I utilities, Sold hy F. I Mike ami I.oekli tit Mills. ? 9 1} .l Uic'i.! to ^h?>it oh .1 * . . 1 ?it? ii. ? I'm i ini>ii,i'is never. " ! 'I ! i * i>! oil'h-reis I r<>!;i ivc Inch restored i?> health by One 11 : ? .ii ?'ihiu'Ii ' tin*. I' <111: k 1 \ riire> ' folds. bronchi) is. p:ii'innr?ii;i. , ..-linn,;. .11;(I .ill lliiuiit ;11mI liiii:.' ' | - > l ur silo by Duke and Mint Mills. THRRA COTTA I for W 11> :ir?< 1 Stove f lues :tt . in. *-! prices. I'or sale l?y Ml IMiAII W1IISKNAXT. I *. -Jt. -a ? w a* a p. i1 \ . ' I. St ;itr n*'l. ? |mi:i 1 i-l f.ii t lie > i iin>i' ;itxi !! iron I. mill ??M x . i; --?. ??. will lie in I iiinii oil I i ' !i ;: 11 1 7: li, :il til" "flier of ' II.;'i i Not I, respect full\ olVers v | r<?!"? ?i<i"iial services to tlirriti-,' iTisofthis community. I'.J-flt I.OS t\ \ LOST One c;u . natural wooi color, vaini-heil. Stick has one Hack spot upon it.' The stick o'.i'y has a value to tl;*? owner. A suitable reward will lie given if left at T:i.: Timis olllce. t'-ti. t'Ot: S A I .i?:. FO|{ SALK Init six loon-<iwcllin\: with lot on South street. Sp'einliil location. newly built. Terms cash. Inquire of Mus. ,1. (J. Okt/.i:i.. tf. FOll SALK?A gooil Mule. Apply nt TlMKS < mice. I fj-'Jt. FOR SALK?_ "> inns of ticitl j?1~plinto by the .I.J. Litti.imomv ('(?., of Jonesville, S. ('. announcements] noi;sr. ??k iikimii sknta'm vks. I hereby announce invsi-H' :i <]i*!;it? | for 11 it' Stale ill' -vnilh <'arolina !Ioii-ri?l Representatives. subject to the 1 ? Hl??- i emtio primary election. V. R l.KK. AN ORDINANCE. State of South <'nr.'lii:i County of I"iiiou. Citv of 1'iii1 n. ) Ati ordinance for the prote -tion of the Water Works :ii<. 1 Kloeirie Lijlht Plants of tho oiiy < f Union. S. <\ It shall ho unlawful ibranv i or-on or persons, except 'iio-o duiy : m li rized. to connect wi-h "i* take electric current from a street wire or service wire or place am wire or fixture hv which a eurren* may ho taken for li^ht. motors or any other purpose, or o'herwisc injure anv of t he hn.ld .... . : i . * ri v-. iiviM'iiiii - , valves, poles, win---. 1 oiii . r t .? property <t fixtu e- ? I ?'< \V:it? r Works ami Kleet'ie l/u'i' IMants >| the city of I .?i n. It shall he unlaw tV f r any ]>< )> )i or persons to *1; at. ; i. ,v ro.-k .. sticks or ativli - < r :i_vt;r~* anV of the t :i", ' '> a> . valves, poles, wires, hut ps, i* other propei tv or fixtures f 'i ^Va' o Works ami Kl e ric i.i_' ' I'ia: t< ??' thrt eitv. It shall he itnla^ ihl i i iiv mi- a. or persons t > put. ?hr w. r < rt pipe. r< serv< Mr. <i* r ?.?. ?ir.i: t any suhs'a?ie> w i: it or to it > in anv wav ih !.!e ?* or at etsip' to ih file or poHu'e the water n sr-v pipe, reservoir i.-t rn or ! vl | connected with the said Wan r orks Plan's. It shall he nnl iwi'ii f r or < n or perso'is, ? vi'fO' -II - ' . ' I a fl'O' r ' oil til -- 1 sinner., of i'u' ' V, i' ; t \ i of I nioji. S ( I !' i o -r- >!I : - : saiil I lout d may upp int as n ina et% I to elitioi the stau i i oe. vc? i'rs r polos, or to oriTit the In v M power lior.se r t > ? a. lit air. 11 -< pass upon t ?.<... . ' ti e s-ri 1 Wa'er Works an ! I'hvt.i.- L' .'l.t I Ma tits of sti 5 : It shall : < . . v; >n-r-on j or person* f ' \ iol it>- i; r :'c ? r r ?1 - ! as a re now made or hot if- -r m i do. i attend or anna de i hv t1 i d !! : r ! j of Commissioner* <f 1 'c ?!ic W < rk - .f j the city <-f I nioji. S. (' . -j rn 11-_r! the said Water Win!. and lihrtne: Li'.dr Plants. All wire< run in ' !.e . r f t' ni { hv either telejih.i 1,1 i -r I/,: -t! or Power Domvn ies *' ::>11 he hen' 1 six feet from notn'o'pal li.di* n_ wire* or lamps. Provided 'hi* - < ?,., -h- 11 J not apply to Uni n IY1- ; hone <' ipativ wires. Ariy person or , . ' , > d m;:i > of violating an r f . - > o- o! t thi*. ordinance * : . j :,t>than one Or :: : 1 . i hot dr< 1 ' dollar.:, "i* ' mp; -ned with or i without ! tie "!I:? si: : n i I . ) 1 -V term of n< f h-** n or than thir'-r dav . Done and ' ' ! ' i m. Cil of 1 nion . . i.i. . Iand tli " ' ' I-: v r. I' I*. : ' - I ' ' ' . i i>1 Mm li 1 v v Aft< >\ (I) W. T. i*i r.. i L. (i. V'?; \: . M:?vcr. < ')? ! !< :i:i I ! : Tooth Bruhses. ?- Quarter Guaranteed. duke's ssyg :i or;j, < >1.1111. t . I' Master's Notice. K\ [niptc ^ tn V ! ' into .r .1 ?!?n r . II. : ?:' \..| i(T i ? !; . IVi-!l -! ' I -r || ! \ i! !i me r<..- I'll ?:i I i . it i!i pcrsiii .1 I. nsl ei\ <1/ \. sill runic j"..f :i !. ;11"i li !<?r i:h in t lie J1 uf M: \. !v / l\ II. I I \ K i M.i - [ / IT'S OUR BUSINESS TO PLEASE THE LADIES. That's Why We Are Having Such A Busy Time of It in Our il.TTT T TTkT T"1 T> TT TiTTH A /TTTlTfn iYULblJLN Hilt I JJHif AltniJliJN T. I i' . ^ ; . .mmf- i ; VM, VIA'/,?.- > 4 ' ' .1 > . . > ?- ' " . \ V / - . .. - * v'"' I. * * ' v * * . ' : . > V . . : . v :ti f.-i : -i . . ^ . . " . /v . .v.. \ \ 1' **" """ v : 7i :* ' ! J We buy this Millinery stuck very carefully from tbc hv st houses iu New York, and we pay cash for every dollars worth. This enables us to sell you a most stylish and satisfactory Hat for a very economical sum. In this department you will find just what best pleases }ou, and is most becoming to you. There's a da?h and style about our Millinery that up! peals to the ladies who admire what is most fashionable. It's a department ol our store that merits your attention. A ford or Two /boat Wasli Goods. You'll hardly lit <1 it profitable shopping unless you lirst ? xatuine our prices ai.?1 styles in this lino. Wo are showing the most exclusive | attoi'iis ? perfect gems !'or stylo?an 1 moat lattnetivo f??r prices. Ladies of the most exacting taste will have little dillieulty in making pleasing selections here?at prices worthy the interest of prudent and careful cash buyers. THE OLD RELIABLE. A. H. FOSTER & CO, a in*: voi; <;oiN<i to do with all this ^ Was asked us by a traveling man, who said your stock is large enough for Charleston or Atlanta. \\ ell you see neighbor our people here sue right up with the times, I :iov realize that .Matting is the tiKKAT F1,()()I? ('OY FLING OF T11K i?A V and by buying in lots of liftv to one huit<li < <1 rolls at a time wo <":* *? I! it t i ti.e ?,..n>uui? r at what it cost those who buy in small lots "i'i*l mane ?> onall profit) which in the aggregate amount to more than a leg I i' It < )i >Miall loN: lint onlv ii. inn... l...? ?... ....~ .1 . .. _ ",lv ,,VJ iwu "I'llvMlg III IS in every vincut we handle, and this is why We Are Busy all the Time?SEE! BAILEY FURNITURE & LUMBER CO. tUMJI MlirtJ?W??W? ? Right From The Stump "Ft. tin* e.insmiK r, is the way wo handle :iil kinds nl Rou^h and Dressed Lumber. VYe represent tin-Largest Saw and Plaining Mills in tin- low country, and me nlwnys prepared to furnish promptly the Best Building Material, i '( usisiii??r of F 'iii ic IjiiuiIm r. Shingles, Lathes. Kloorin", Ke. ,...i v, .....i 1 - i /. 111?-1 -1 ?. i <1111?r, ' ?,iiin?r, Doors, Glazed -n-ii, I'iimU". Moii'diuirs Kenoo Lumber, I hue. Cement. and tin- lc- la-irk made in tin; op country. If \<?u an* ^oin^r to I > u i! make any repairs, or additions t<? your house it will :i \ y??u to net our prices. Prompt Deliveries! Selected Lumber!! (Mir yard is near the Kloctrie Power House. The Rodger Brick Works. 1>. M. OOJIKN, I'l-i-Hi.lnit. .1. II. lIODGKIi, Manager.