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T v ' h' ( / ? AT M i J J ^ ^ ^ K 1 l\/f ij CfcK I Dye. the State. An Oil | K ( largest in UftYSouta iwoFur- ? H? H 1 mill ? H 9 W i 1 I , !,,,,, Manufacturing Co. that J m fi nttuw ana Wood Mnnufo&tur- ||| g H S Hli ? ^ I M W ^ M 9 W I I J L M *?akos an unexcelled Guano. E | g"^ j jt^'^^"vate*''w* ^ein, (J /; ^ JL JL- jBL^I J ^ K ^ JL X. y .X. -JE-. JL -X. w _EL_ -I?K.y 0 ((j Three Graded Schools. ^ Arte-^ ""^0T" UNIONrSOUTH CAROLINA, lTtlUAV -H'NK ->:i, IS!>!t. #1.00 A YEAR. 1899 JUNE. 1899 Su. Mo. Tu.iWc.jTh. Fr. Sa. ! : I I \ ! _1__2 |_3_ _4 jj5_ 6_j 7 8 9 j 10 11 12j 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 "23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 cilUKt H DIRECTORY. P:i!:s:-!vvekian . Rev. O. A. B. Jennings, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school at C? p. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday. evening at (>. First Methodist Cm ut'ii. Rev. W. A. Massabcau, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 8:00 p. in. Sunday School at 10 a? in. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 0. First Bai'Tisi Ciiritcn.?Rev. L. M. Rice. pas-It r. Punching c-M-iy Sunday at 11 a. in. ai d Si.'iO j>. in. SundsD nhool al 10 a. in. Pno t r meeting t vers "Wedntiday i.ig lit at S:.''0. Shdoxd Methodist. Rev. F. II. Shuler, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8:510 p. m. ? Hist *u pal Cm rRi'ii. Rev. S. R Guignard, Pastor. Preaching evert Sunday morning at 11 o'clock except the Second. Sunday school at p. m. evening prjyor Friday evening at f>. . SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ! ' i' ^( iM duic ij, i;fr..ct . Jur.e ll!!>, unaiorviussn . . { < " -HriiHi-livfllo ?. i '7 m 'mnm'liutv ' "i * KtiitfvlH* HI V> ii Tir -*? vV-'oldiiibln ~~ I i OiaTn -i rr' \'r' "i 10 n r. ? 2 W|V" 1- - > T * ?? u " 1^ ?!! '{> -.six 1 11 J, " Oiwiiwoiwl 7 40 u 111 I ,V? 1| ill 1 Ar. HimIu. s N III it in > i:, in Ar. AMioylllo, ,s jo u mj ^ Ar. tirltnii '' 1,1 >r. Andi-inon hiBT".? ?. i ,? m ,, ni i *\r. Urconvillo. . ij ]j a ln | i., p ln | Atlanta. ;i ,\.t p m ,? o? p m STATIONS. 'o: r!,:,iy. ^ , No. : v No. 1?. 1 ^ ?v%. ijn^iivilh*. A ;?o p an 1> 1A a in " l iMjiioiit 000 p in 10 lu a in " WilliiNilfcfon. .. 0 'JJ p in 10 55 a in . Antlmtm . . 4 45 p iii I!) 45 ! in I * Lv. Briton 0 45 j? in 11 15 u ni Ar DuniUilds 7 15 )i m 11 !0 n m Lv. Abbeville l! JO lp II :.ii :i in Lv. Hodges 7 ;-> ]> hi II 55 n in Ar. t-Jivenivootl 8 P.) p hi 12 20 ji m " Ninety-Six l > U p m " Newberry.. ...; 5 Uj p m Prosjierity.. 2 I t ]. in " < 'olnmliln . . o p m JTvTUIiikv|ii< '''4 :.n ,i ni ' Or;15?g|'butg .f I r?2> p in " Broneltvillr. i <; 17 p m " SnnimeMi.lo... . .i p ni Ar. ('harleston I j s 17 p m fekviV ~]nK7H>iir~ a as ?> :#n> ^ IK,:| I'V. < huric.iiiii.... Ar slip 11 eon 00!lj> 7 tin " Sniiim Tvilly.,, ' 7 ittji 10 18a % 7 50p K 55a ' . ..Uraiiehvilln.. " 11 trip M 52a 8 24j> li 22a "....Orangeburg.. " n'Jl'p 8 22a li'.Mp In l.V'i " Kingviile... . " 4:iSp 7 ro.i Kinia ii J On Colombia .. "I :i2oj> '.) ;wp l>07u 12 2 tp " Alston Lv siHOp) s5oh 10 04n 1 2ap ' Sail I up : " | 12.it> 7 4'ip )o jSki liooji " Union " 1 o5p, 7 no.' 10 Win 222]> ' Tonesvillo.... ' I2 45p; (>5'ij 1054a ?:?7p, "... .. Paeolet " 12 14). 04ip 11 25n: :t lop' Ar.. Spartanburg. Lvlllaa 0 I5p 1140a 04Up:Lv.. Spartanburg.. Aril 28a tlOjp 2 Mlp 7 UOpiAr AsliPville. Lv K20a; UU5p "P," p. in. "A," n. in % Pullninn )i.alnpp sleeping parson Trains5.5ami j,.*-11/mul Us, on A. and division. Dining cam on' |. trains serve all liu-uls rnrunic . Trains ^PtTtanburg, A. A: ('. division. SortIiImiiiihi. 1'. ni , 0:10 p.m., 1 Vestibule Lii.."ttw?) 1 souliilxnuid 12:21. ti. ill., 11-1.5 n in It tin "o.i (\ cstibulr I diluted, i Trains leave <4r<su>Hle. A. "ml Vr <?j.vi"io11' nortlilMHind, 5:50 a. in.,.. I',1";and '> W~ ,u" (Vestibnled Limited): sonjbljonnd, 1:5a a. in., 4::*)).. m., 12::tl) p. ni. tVosOW-'UHl Limited). Trains 0 and 10 carry jlcpant Pullman sleeping cars imtween Clolumbil pna Ashe vi lie en route duiiy between Jacksonville nndCnicm nnti. Trains la and 14 ent ry HUperb Pullman parlor ears lietweon (ilmrleston and Asheville. KKANK S. UAttNON. J.M.CULP, Tliird V-P. .V Civil. Mgr., Tratlic M(jr? Washington, i>. c. wbsiuhk"'". *' v. W.A.TURK. B. H.HAKIJWICK, Wfij. Pa;w. Ax't. A a't (ion Pass. An't. Washington, I). C. Atlanta. (ia. ' We SIet Ity Clinnce." ^i|| "Why, here's niy old friend L< who used to live in our block!"?N | York Journal. ^ *" - # # .JJL- 'c, GOSHEHf JIIZ/Z, GI.EAN1KG8. After m tlron ^>t of nine weeks this section was visit ;d by refreshing rain last w ?ek. Eve rvorio was glooiuy over the projects .for the crops and gardei fl, but * t his vcek the farmer.and their wives have doubled then diligence, and e\ ?ryl>0? y is hard at work planting, i tansplanting and keeping down grass. ^ great deal of the cotton and co ^ had iiot been put in the ground, w kilo the older cotton and corn is bedm. v*'ng to bloom. The oat and wheat crop* wus almosl a failure, a great deal of t.'te oats will not bo cat. The gardens . vro poorer thau 1 have ever scon them. JNo 'tuu scarcely at all. The blackbc try C?. ?P is alniest an entire failure. The liealth of the cotnmun ity has been good this summer. Sinfcc our last writing M r. Will Thomas has passed away. He was an honorable, hard-working I oy and | will be much missed by the i relatives and friends. * Mrs. l'eggy Kvans has beetn sjuite ; sick but is onvaloscent now. She had a short sweet visit front her , daughter, Mrs. Frank Maybin 01 td sun, Hilly, Eonio days ago. Wo at e ire glad to see Hilly home again C?om Cuba, lie had a serious ofi sickness while in the army a'ati cauie ? sack like ino-t ot the so'.diots, not; * much ia love with our new posses"ions. ? , Mrs. \Y ill Y\ ikon has b ad a sy,e\\? but is able to take her p'.uce at the ( tabic again. ( Mr. Robert "Wilson's family are { ahead of us all as 1 w?v * was invited there on the Jrd to e* t white head v cabbage. s Mrs. Jack McCar icy has joined tor husband at Claw ;tcr where thev f vill make their fntwr c heme. * 1 ? Miss Graco riitnrs. js on a visit to ( Jhester at this tnu-\. - i a X1 'T* ri*i:iiVilli ^ spending i . .-rrr^'r'T w, -3 tu is havinsl a lir ?* tiin?? .nrtmr lisli- i is ho is a good twiner aiid has u new nethod of killing them. ! ,\ Mr. 13avo MeCra3l.cn and Mr. [ Hilly Gillie m got several of tho con- c tracts for working the roads and we c hope to have good roads soon, for 1 diey generally do up u ll jobs "right" J that thev undertake. n We paid a visit to Mr. W. W. ' l English's family las : Saturday and ri-joiced to find gt >od crops from ^ Gr^shen 11 ill up that far. 1 Miss Eviu ColieM is home from the Spartanburg grader ? school. ^ Miss Mary Oofaeld leaves tomor* v row to attend th? j Newberry corn-|?g monccmcnt, Mr. iv, M. Au gldry lias the con- < traot for working the road to Whit- i mire and has o lready put ic in fine j t order. ] A number of our young people attended the children's day at Whit- i , . _/v l.,et .tr <.twl linntn t IlillU 1U314 OUUU1J HUM , uiucH pieajed with their trip. The ur iny friends of M. A. Car ' tislo lioc-e with pleasure that lie bus ' been v ected president of the New-j berry Dunk. i i I>r. Will Carlisle, of Hoxton,11 Texas, and Dr. it. 0. Carlisle (with < whom he returned from the minion ' in Charleston) n isited the old home i and familv grave, yard near Goshen il 11i jjrtoverai wecus ago. Dr. Will was looking well. It has been twenty i ycais since he visited South Carolina. > Mr. J. D. Kpps, Sr., has left our community and gone back to your city. We tniss *his pleasant vi?i's but know lie will make good use of his time up there. Mr. James ilunter is very much 1 better these days and is surprising! hi^ friends by paying them visits, j M?. J. 15. Coficld, Mrs. S. K. Chick, j Mr. Will Beuty and Col. Keiit have all enjoyed a pleasant visit from him. Mr. Tohnnic McCracken has a new bicycle and is a graceful rider. T ? 1'--? ' ?*a*va rxf r*?*\finir fri l a in living in 11 vpo \j ? ?V the Cheater reunion in July and hope to meet many of my old soldier friends, Ivr Green. Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, hut Skin Eruptions rot of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, curei them ; also Old, Running and Feve: Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns Warts, Cu's, Bruises, Burns, Scaldt ('happed Hands, Chilblains. Bos Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pain JOi >ind Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. Cur e\v guaranteed. Bold by F. C. Duki 'pfuggiat. * '; . I Jtist JFrom. Joiiesvllle. Jonesville, June 10.?-Rain came along last week and made overvbody happy and than the coo! spell followed and mode every ono feel comfort1 able. Vegetation has taken on new life and there 'seems to be a chance in tho near future to draw on the gardens for something to set on the table. Up to this time garden vegetables have been distressingly scarce. Farmers rfrc planting an abundance ofpqas just now ..which Is a good plan. it- seemd that every acre of stubble %?><! Mil be sown with peas, the clo\ver of the Sojjth. The health of the community is good aud our local board of health is making rigid inspection* of the own with an eye to keeping the t0> n healthy, if cleanliness will avail ? 'in** ' itiyU "? Iter. " Froomin filled his pulpit at l'10 Baptist church here ycsti-rday, a ^ Be v. Jesso Lavrson preached at ,'hc same church last night. The Methodist o.r Jono3viIlo -circuit will have an cduv at'ona^ mass meeting at their church here next Sunday. llev. .J. IT Mahaflfey, of Columbia, and llev. F. II. Shulcr, of Union, i will he present to preach and to speak on the -Och century educational movement. A large attendance is p^pected on that day. Mv. and Mrs. Charles Littlejohu, )t" I'acedet, with their children, visitj,i rc '-?tive8 in town Saturday and Sunday. Miss Alice Jo^on, of Fiori Ja, is 'iaiting the la.n''-v ct ')l'* ^ Southard. ^ . \r.. At ?' __ a r Mr'ev is home 1MI. luiu-i 'II .MoW .. row Wodord C dlego ai. ^ w .lr,end nd classin ito, Mr E. C. ?j irocntvool, came with him to. few days. glPwT,,.,IHWP^yliock. of Blackt V Mrs. E. H. AycocTc a~ri~d 7TTiTTftfiii>"^ f Clinton, arc visitixisr the fdtnilv of I Ir N. If Eison. , Ir Mr. 1*. A. \\ iiitlock attended t onunencciuetit at Greenville leuialo 's ollcgc last week. 11 is daughter. Miss , iclI, returned with him. Mr. L. .1. Ilarnep, Mr. Fred Oar- 1 ier and Miss Blanche Garner, of Jnion, spent Sunday in Jonesville. ! Mr. Ij ?uis Bates, who is with C rook : Co., of Spattanburg, was in town :i?t week. Mr. T ... L. Williams, of fjpa*;an>urg county, spent .Sunday night ' vith his ol 1 friend, Mr. F. I*. Oihields. Mr. Jodie Lancas'cr, ot West Spring*, was in town Sntuplay. Mri. 8. F. Brising'on, ot' Cha/des,on. is visitingtbe family of Rev. E. LI. Beckham. Mr. John O'Shiebls, of Union, iVas in our town SuncKv. TELEPHONE. , A Card of Thanks. I wish to say that I feel under last-, ing obligations for what Chamber1 tin's Cough Remedy has done for our family. "NVe have used it in ho many c-i es of coughs, luug troubles and whooping cough, and ir. has always given the most per fee", satisfac-] tion, we feel greatly indebted to the manufacturers of this rentedv and wish them to please accept our hearty | thanks ?RespectfulIv. Mrs. 8. Dctv, i I) a Moines, Iowa. For stile by Dr. F. 0. Duke. FOll ECONOMY ONLY. Governor's Reason for the Const a. bnlnry Reduction. The following lcticr from the governor's private secret try to his pipor, the Newberry llerald and News, on the subject of the reduction of tho constabulary force will bo of iMere3t to tho Tiroes' readers: Columbia, S. C., .Tuno ?Cov. McSveenoy, after giving the mattei careful consideration and coiudderabh study, decided this afternoon to re crcaso the constabulary force by re # lieving twenty-fire of them fron further duty. This action was takei t puroly on economical ground, as i has long been evident that the consta hulary is costing moro than thei i* ecrvices justify. For tho month < e May the total was ?4,200, a sui e, whioh is without donbt fur beyond t' value of the services rendered. ^ After looking ovor tlio field th governor concluded that the law cai bo equally as Veil enforced with tiii reduction as Tt is at present. Tho force ha? consisted of fifty nine men, Jtf?d with the reduction there will be thirty-four, which wil cost- the State about scventcei hundred dollars less per month, wliil at the same.tiujc it will receive full; as good sorooe. Tho State hoard o control h?3 a^t. various in th past oomfjlxahed of the large numbs: of orx the pay-rolls, am have aslc&fihat the force be reduce* Id the 1 ntptost of economy, but fo sdtne realb^ the recommendation La; uovQr ft><pGofe met with favor. Ii taking rfclpi: sf&etion the governor i; a'c'ing 'n? accordance with their desire Tht^o^cp-bor has been a friend o the di^fioary law, and is now, bu he rearuecHhat it must be run or I economical ami business piineiples and so fihrca,* his power ex'ends In ! intends to have it so. Orders we^c issued today relicvinthe men on the 17th inst. The names of these who will lose theii jobs arc npt .given fur publication but tho governor desires them ant the public^? understand /hat the^ arc not discharged on any charge gainst thdfti, but simply fur tin ;-eu.?on cf-?jfc;c.my. The fiitvCrnor expects, however that nil countv. municipal and Stale officer* will xjrilbrce this law with th< same zeaj&ftt other laws arc enforcer and he be/ieffes that with their co operation" 'hi i\ can be done, and the S?ate sa^d a large fum of money /2?i8fi: K. II. A I LL. .? Dr.jm. A. Simm ti;s I/ver Me.! , c'uo Iks aeatijpa1 rcpu'ation.extendirg <>v*r lhaut t-ivty year>, as u notl .u.'COssfj! Liyer U^gulat'or. ? : " ' "tf.lCher'a I nsoci J* The mwt..^ o? lhc Soullt ulo_r. itate j Yachers a social ion sit 11<? spri|i?a taas been u >Hn?ed to .Tnly U-l. L'his oha age was uectv str>' to uVjjl1 cioa !iet. "with tlm summer n?. rina' Sc*u>0 A W nthf?5'.? College. A:i e\ I'u{nniift* is olTorcJ, U12 raih'txu* Sv round trip tickets at 0210 fare. 1. H* utM ha" has been built. t!ie hotel ins l w thoroughly renovated siml is well 111 iu sgod, a line livery ha* been added, and a verything points to an attractive meet ingr. ' 'be programme is a> follows: "i :*idav. Julv 14, 'J p. in.?President', :i(l< resss. Organization. Sauirday, .July l-~?, 0:3) a. tn.?'Tire; of (.'kvsicnl Stud ies in Seci mdary schools,' Prof. Chat lea "W. Bain, South Caro'.in: olleffe. Discussion, Prof. IT. X. Sny der. Wofford collect*, 10:30 a. in.?kkTh< Aims jiml UesiiliH of the School, of to-day compared with the Aims an. Results of the Schools prior to 1SG0,' Dr. W. M. Oiler, preii.len Erskino college. 12:30 p. in.?**Tli< Country School Vi'obleiu," Hon. Johi .J. McMahan, State suptuinten l<jnt. o Education. p. ,xi,? Address, Hon Jno. 1'. Thomas, Jr., Columbia. Sunday, July 1(5.?11 a. m. ? Sermon liev. i). S. Gardner, Greenville, 0 p. n'i Sermon, liev. Joliu Kershaw, Cluule ton. Monday, July 17.- "Importance c the 1'reservation of Fore;ts," I)/. A I Anderson, Clem-ton ollegt. 10:33a. n ?"Erroneous Xotions Concernin School Discipline." Supt. E L. Hughe: Greenville. Discussion, Supt. E. i Dreher, Columbia. 1- m Pedagogy now Doing*to IIolp tho'LVac! or?'' Prof. W. K. Tate, Memmimo Iligh school, Charleston. Discussioi Prof. C. K. Johnson, high sjho >1, Coliin "hi.i. 'J i?. ni.?Address, "The KfT?cts < School J J fe on the Ky? sight of Scho Children," Dr. Edward l'\ Parke Charleston, Tue:day, July 18, 0:30 a. m.?l,T Best Age for Admission into the Pub! , Schools of the State." Supt. J. . * Msnn, Florence. Discussion, M j Mary F. Wickliffc, W in thro p co'lej 10.3C a. m.?' The Host Age for Adra - sion to College (male)," Bev. 15. P. P, i Presbyterian College for Women. "T 1 H??t AgOsfor Admission to College ( t male)," to bo supplied P2 in.?4-WJ i- Shall the County iustituto Bt V" Coi ir ty Superintendent W. II. Hart ?f Orccnville, Discussion, former Coui n Superintendent T. W. Keitt, N'ewbei ic D p. m.?Address, Presidout Geo. I Cromer, Newberry. / ' / c I ?..... ? Win. A. Nicholson m 2 RESPFCTFULLY 1 S BANKING BUSINESS AND ! ? e And promise yon the best proi I * I I . | Prudential In t ?^OF AM] 1 * HOME OFFICE ^ ^ I Newark, N. J. ^ ^ L, Assetts, Jan. i 1899, - 1 Surplus, Jan. 1,1899, - STRONG AS THf > ' insurance written in i Insur,nce in force IE i Income I898 o" 11 , , i he Prudential has forged I? J tands in the front rank of J of dhe world. It offers all that unde. r the best conditions. JAxMES 0. WYNN, Manager : JM. A. nOORE, Jr I Union, s ?I 1 ' %,nvA Ilia 1'lniol. I ?ow He ^&ve to use u pistol,' ' "If you over ^rfemce, "tl,e chances snid ;i man of exp,. ejf jn endless trounro you'll Hcd yours. J>VOs living e 1 bio with tho conrta. \ \ a <bbnt ' out in Tex its I ndopte. t HfWpd' f worked like a charm. . x "" ? like everybody else, but I .*' itno blank cartridge under tli 1 j 'iniiiK of inj' revolver, for use as a hi. , "One daj' a professional bul V ir><~ ' " 1 a dead set at me. iuid when I sa w tha. )- a fracas was unavoidable I wlxippv out the gun and blazed away sqnisro i 11 ''is face. The suddenness of tho < bing , scared him nearly to death, and V*' tore down tho railroad track and fejl .vnto a 1 cattle guard, thinking ho was' killed, g Another time a fellow threatened to s," carvo me on sight I met him couaiOC ^ into a store and instantly opened fire. is I tic snipped out iiimuiy ami coniuu i no funnel for threo days. Those blank carl* tridges saved my bacon and my reputn>r tion. and, best of nil, saved mo tbo mill. told tiilmlation of defending insyelf in a- a innrder triul. After that I was regarded as tbo ganicst citizen in town, I and the bad men gave inc a wide berth. Of course I always had five good bullctti 1 > in reserve In caso thy blolf failed to work, bnt, I'm thnnkfnl to say, I never lie had to nse 'em. "?New Orleans Timea|iu Democrat. L. : ? "* CATARHORESI5. t DR, H. K fe- . nat 1,1 <s^DENr on, aty ry. Crown and ^ n- Bridge Work. 3 IBttlOlI 33 QIOB? & Son, Bankers, * SOLICIT YOUR * J vniin rinr I?mn" " luun rmt WdUKARUt, 5 lection and the best service. IIIHIII0NN suranceCo., ERICAS? JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. - $28,887,196.42. - - - $5,888,894.76: : STRONGEST. (98 - - $414,547,053. ver #17,480,000. I its way a head until it now jreat life insurance companies ;.<s good in life insurance and Southern Dept., Atlanta. Ga. Resident Agent, , S. C. A J.yi.oliiny ltnrvly Averted. Moukijkau City, JJf. ,0.,' Jone '14.? Lewis Fotnic, a. negro, charged ^fh the ;nur,der of Elhjuh Weeks, a 111 enchant, on the flight of June 9. in C?te* ' ??,irrrtw 1 v saved from lot COUIHV, vwuo _v.~ lv tubers at Newngrt. lho had hijn in c?st<vdy., buu in the > frajt} lrprn tlio I <i?i? |n?*V --ui.JunP I4.-IW pf 12fl Uf*. I?am.. '-'eut insurance cpiup*?l*? f.ro ami ucc-i_ Jness iu tbi? Htgtp, |(KI ^ 'ceiisoii to <1? lias c "Piuoaticated tbei. "* urn in <Jr:iiK * act- J ho insurance " will insists '"at after all the retaru it will U. ' fnuud that not over ten" declino to .domesticate. lluriiit/1 ' ouiid Not Guilty. Griffin,' Ga., Jane 14.?The jury iu the caso of G. V. ??ruett, charged with mobbing ami attem,nted mnrder of Senb Jackson, a negro, win.' w*? "nraeroifnily beaten near Grifhn on .^ay 23, returned a verdict of not guil?y>tft?r being out about 40 minutes. Young l'coplo lu (Inlumbuc, Coi.UMBUS, Ga . June J4.?Tbo fifth annual convention of tin* Georgia Bap. tist Young People's union, is being li?ld in tho First Baptist churcii?here. About 450 delegates are present. "**** ELECTRICS.. SMITH, nsT.^e. H Urtionf S. C.