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CONCORD vs. -UNION July lo -- il ? I2. Coixoid playitl r.hcinw 011 4lh and 5th and lost first paint; 9 to 11 but . braced up and on 1 lie last 11 o. with our Hall and Shaw ?? battery and Hnrnett at fiist to lelp. Cleinw won will a seoie of 9 to 4. Our beys will have t< play a fine pa mo to win mxtwefk, for uoneoici IiSih Fined notice that slie will Ftrn |>>t) it her weak p'aces and is comjj.p hue to cany heme tlie pale receipts ai <1 a little moie. if the wlimpers here Pipe aiAtiiiiip to drop. Union has slpi t d ? short stop and third t are anil will I e m it* wiii cis of twoout of three Fv???jlody should come to this series, asU?:in will ]i>*\e sin illy on a tour nrl the * x< itt n ent at honie wiM criue Itch v fnd scons of Union and At lanta on '1 e .''id at d ft urtli. MONDAY? JULY 3. I N ION. al> r Hi ]mi p c MofTo" 2 P. r? 0 1 0 0 0 Shaw O. "? 110 11 Bui in It IP*. "? I 3 10 0 0 McMakin C. F. 5 0 0 2 2 1 New man L. F. 4 2 2 2 0 0 Town send II. F. 4 0 0 0 0 1 TWitt'mi K X J. 1 O 1 11 * Haii r." 412 o y o Goss 3 B. 4 1 2 1 0 U 40 7 13 23 12 7 ATLANTA. aV> r lh )tn a p Moei 1> 2 B. 5 2 2 4 4 0 ftfatlie** G. 4 2 1 0 2 0 Boiisp 3 B. 4 11 ? 0 8 Blftckn hii 11. F. 5 2 1 0 0 0 DnkeS. s. 4 0 0 ? 1 1 Kapha" C!. F. 4 0 2 0 0 0 Git* 11 1\ 4 0 11 5 (i Bpokstoi) IB. 4 11 !) 0 0 A!cGe?- L F. 4 0 0 1 0 0 *al-4 30 8 *7 12 4 j 1 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 S 1) Union (11100101 3?7 Atlanta 3 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-8 Farm (1 Mil 8?Unitn. !; Atlanta, 4 2-hate l?itf??Burnett, Newman, Dodson. Gobs, Knphan and Banks-ton. 3-base hits?Matthews. IIoiiip rung?Blank man. I'asMdlalls?Matthews, 1. Wild pitches*?Gmn, 2. Bases on ball?? llall, 2. Struck out?Hall, H; Gieen. G. Double play??Green to Mose'ey. Unipire, Allan. Time 1:45 MOBX1XG GAMP?itti.V a UNION. ah r 11) po n e M< ffi tl 2 B. ' 4 3 1 3 2 (i Shaw C. 5 3 2 11 1 ( Burnt it 1 B. t; 3 :< o l o Mc-Makin P. (12 2 0 (1*0 JS'twn an L. F. f> 2 r? 0 0 0 Townfrnd 11. F. (111111 Jlodson 3.B. (1 2 2 0 0 0 Wall C. F. (1 2 2 110 Chapman S. S. 5 3 3 2 1 2 50 21 21 27 13 3 ATLANTA. ab r Mi po a e Mosl. y 2 B. 5 2 3 (1 1 2 Bonsfe 3 B. 5 2 3 2 4 0 M t'u.WdC. 4 2 3 8 1 0 I MkeS. S. 4 0 0 1 4 1 Acoree 11. F. 1 1 0 0 0 0 Wlw< kman C F. 5 12 110 McGee J*. F. 4 0 110 1 Green 1 B. 5 1 2 7 0 0 Kaphan P. 5 0 112 1 41 0 15 27 13 5 123450789 Union 3 0 1 3 0 C 12 0 2?21 Atlanta 1 0 4 0 0 2 2 0 0?9 In revPT'lh inninpr Bousee took box ineteiul of Kaphan. A J'era took AeoretOa piace in ripmneKi on account c-f h fall imckwaids in trying for ally. Earned rum?Union 11 Atlanta 4. 2-base hits ?Moffett, 1; McMakin. 1; Nfwmftn, 2; Townfend. 1; IVdjon. 1; Ilall.l; Mosely, 1; Bnnste, 2; Matthews, 2. 3-l-ase hits?Dtdson aid Black man Home runs- SI,aw, McMakin and Chapman. Pa seed balls?Show. 2; Matthews. 1. Basis on hall.*?McMakin. 2; Kaphan, | 4. Hates on hit t-y pitched balls?McMakin,!; Kaphan, 1. Struck out?McMakin, 8; Kaphan, 2; Bousse. 3. Double plays?Moffetr to Burnett. Umpire. Allan. Time 2:25 EVENING GAME?JULY 4. ' VNION. ah r bb po a e ' Moffet t 2 B. .0 2 3 2 1 1 Shaw C. 4. 0 1 11 2 1 ( llaniett IB. 4 1 1 10 0 1 14eM*kin C. F. 4 10 111 Newman P. 4 0 3 1 4 1 i Tow ppend It. F. 5 1 0 0 0 1 < Dodsnn 3 B 5 2 2 3 0 0 flail L. F. 6 0 0 0 0 0 Chapman S. 8. 3 1112 3 f io 8 If 27 12 0 ( ATLANTA. | Mos'fcy 2 TV 4 10 2 5 2' Flournav 11). 4 1 1 14 0 0 Bourse 3 B. 4 0 0 0 0 1 MHtliewsC. 3 0 0 5 1 0 Blackmail L. F. 4 0 1 0 0 0: Avers R, F. 4 0 1 0 0 1 Knphan C. F. 4 0 0 2 0 0 Duke S. 8. 3 0 0 1 4 2 Jttlaiikston P. 3 2 1 2 0 1. * 33 4 4 20 10 7 ! 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 0 Union 1 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 0-8 Atlanta 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0-4 Famed runr?Union 1; Atlanta 0. ( . 2-Imim lilts? Moffe-t 2, 8haw, Newman and Dodenti. Htotra balls?Mat hewn , yn/8haw 0. Wild pitches?Bousse 4, fRewmaii 1. Bases or Int by l>all?^ 1 ??trse 2, Newman 1. Struck ant? ? 2, Newman 7. Double plays? ' Motejv to Bankbton. UinpUe Allan, y Time 2 hours. 1 r - "V HE. HEADQU ^FOR ALL THA" Dry Goods, Groceries, SI ery, Glassware, &!< When you buy a suit < a good one don't yoi And you-will have the best, ter will wear longer than an) Now vvhy not have it ? It would be useless for us tc eroua things we have to oflvi* Come to see us and cur goods wi % These corsets are the best r in our store. We have them in R. & G. summer corsets are colet bility. Don't wait for our Old and not have it of course. If you w< the people* UNION COT" DEPitTMB Locals and Personal Mention. (. I 21 Mr. W. E. G. Humphries lias oi?ened w iiia new store near the Knitting Mill. tli at Mr. G. W. Going is prepating to erect \ residence on his lot on Church street - '1 O If you arc not up in haeeliall phrase- )1f ology these days you arc simply not in it. ,j, Don't forget tiio ordinance against ll' ridlpg bicycles on the sidtwalks on Syi;^y . : u, Union Cotton Mill stock pceins tole in demand. We have heard 1031 offered 11 for it. - l!l Gardens are beginning to suffer. Not having had a rain in quite a while. Yeg- > stables, what few there be, are burning S( up. 80 ot There was quite a number cf people or from tlio touniry in town Saturday, and hi I lie merchants rejiort a good trade that day." w Mr. W. I). Arthur's handsome hiuic Si store boute near the railroad is item ing is completion and will soon be ready to T occupy. ef a /Our long-distance telephone seems to p.) bo hooked on to a hot wire.. It is hard \o hold it long enough to transmit a x fnessage. Vegetables aro ia great demand farmers who have good gardens could p readily disjmw of anything they have for Hi bile from their guldens. Uring in yuin; if chickens, eggs aiul vegetables. No q, license required to sell tlieui if your oyvai lu raising. . ARTERS r IS GOOD IN ?ioes, Millinery, Crock thing. Hats, etc. clothes you want L4? Well just buy L it fits better, is mule bet-f r other and co^ts no m>re. r ) ? attempt to tt;ll of the num-!1 in the above departments \ 11 tell their own merits. J io 5i I )v we would not have them | all styles and prices. The j yrated for comfort and dura- | Hard stock sale for we will mt new poods cheap we nre FON MILLS IT STORE. What's the mutter with petting up u ami bicycle parade some afternoon, to iud up in a bicycle race, with prizes for ie most, handsomely decorated wheel, id for the winner of tlie races? The Union Cotton Mill and the Union il Mill have jiwt declared another divi nd. Thev both pay 7 per cent. Inistries in Uniouare all in a healthy and riving condition. Young Arthur Chase, tho pitcher for ic boys' team from Spartanburg, in lowing a swift ball to the ba ter had ie sad misfortune to break Ills arm in 10 seventh inning Friday. Some of our fanner# rei>ort crops in >o?l condition, promising a good yield, one sections, however, have suffered to me extent for want of rain while her# suffered from the hail. The fruit op is pretty much a failure, even the ackl)e ry crop is sadly short this year. Young Chase, who broke his arm hile pitching for his team, left Union inday for his home in .Spartanburg. He a son of Mr. (J. C. Chaso, of that city, in* Union Juniors and the citizens genjdly regret the unfortunate occurrence, rihur twirled a hot ball nod was niakg quite u reputation as a pitclcr. hi 1(1 rim's Day at Foster's Chapel. Children' Day will lie observed at oster's Chapel next SabliaUi. Come 1. Come early and liegin with us at 1:30 o'clock sharp. l\>ssihly the leadg lent in e of lire oeoARion will he the citations of a class of young ladies. J. 51. ISON. FOR THE MOST POPULAR LADY. THE TIMES COUPON CONTEST. J A Modern High-Grade Bicycle Offered the Most Popular Lady in Union. The Union Time3 is going to give away a bicycle?a lady's first class modem bicycle?to the most popular lady in Union itown or county.) There is no age limit, and the wheel goes to the lady a ho receives the largest number of votes or coupons clipped from the Union Times. Just clip the coupon l'roiu The Times, >vrite your candidate's name 011 the blank line and send or bring thorn to The Times j office. There is but one other condition I attached and that is; To vote you must j lie a subscriber to The Times. NO COUPONS WILL BE SOLD DURING THIS CONTEST But all new subscriber t will l>o pre| seated with ten coupons on payment *?f a yeiu'ts subscription and tliose in arrears will lie given coupons at same rate who pay up l'or laiek dues and continue; after renewing or Kuhscribmg tiny must clip t' e coupon from their 1 wipers. The vote will he announced weekly and tlie wheel awarded on August 31, ltt'J'J, at lo a. m. by the clock in Times ollice. On August 1st tlie. three ladies in the lead may select three disinterested gentlemen to take eh irge of 1<ullot", attend to counting vote and awauling the wheel. the tourna- j deurest spot oa earth itsiuger was ! Carolina. Hesj [cNeely wus j Iho.mas got cjvcred j / i Mr. and Mrs. B. Laclq loot race in write?: 4 Oua M:lv contestant.-'. Cuc%8ivod the life of oil' >ia,.won the whin nearly dead with cl Villiams the salelby F. C. Duke. r v , inj* match j >hnson were i WASHINGTON 1,1 ortner was ^From our regular Cor. nV was capRevels. 1 Washmgvm, .hi J T ..." N?iions, like individualit i will not ; jby their acts rather t that every- 1 talk. Not,withstanding all ind ijaietly. ; and cooing for the last year o lub crossed ' the American Baffle and i 1 Lion. the jicgotiati'Mis In-lwe r team las i Prnint.nt, and that of Great lilt?<) to 4 | the settlement of the Wfmntl i<l*>. j tween Alaska and Canada C Mwps practically a deadlock, and t I * *3, i is oflieiiillv admitted, lx>t!i ii uioy linn, . ton :m<l I/mdoii, to he seiioi. 'visit from j n<?dy admits that. Cauadian gro j til hl'in.rt f.n- ?> ? . ... vM?>u ??>t iiiiiiivi.siaotoi ntly acc> J?<Taiip. No rupture is 1 received j HUit x _ J k$TiS9Nitnnio Sexton d24 *' Lilly Whltlock, Union 2tKi " Minnie Suber, Union 20d " Laura Willard, Union ! >*> " Lorena Ifawkir.s. Union.. . 110 " Lentil a ivlngsmore, Union. 124 " Sa'.lie Wllkins, Union 141 " Mary Garner, Pinckney.... 17 Edith Lyles, Carlisle 40 " Jos?ie Hix, Union .... 142 " Kathleen Mc*"*p, Union... 1 *? | " Alma Whit lock,Union 0 " Mnjrgie Walker, Union.... 0 " Olivo Humphries, Sedalin. . t? " Addie Pruitt, Union 4 f i t ^ -11 T' * -iiitruuwrM. vjuu(i, union.... -i \ ' Alma Walker, West Springs 51 ' " Sallie Bailey, Lockhart.... 5> 1 Fair forest > 3 4 Bessie l.ong, Union 2 | 44 Fthlind Goss, Union ~ ' " Helen Llttlejohn, Jonesvillo I ' 44 Ruth Hill, Carlisle 1 1 " Lilly Cornwell, Santuc 1 1 " Fannie Olnrk, Union 1 44 Carrie Gibbs, Gibbs 1 " Nina Colton, Union 1 ? ? What yon want is not temporary relief from piles but a cure to stay cured. DaWitt's Witch Ilazel Salvo cures piles and they s:ay cured. F. . C. Duke. ( Who was it said the ]>eople of Union would not patronize a hiseball gatieV The gate receipts for two days atnot\n(ed . to over $200. . The work of enlarging the Graded ' School building is in progress. It was found to lie absolutely necessary to enlarge the build in? as its present capacity ' was wnoiiy inadequate to accommodate f the rapidly increasing attendance of 51 pupils. A system of ewerage is to be t put in, which will lie a great convenience. * Old Scrap Iron Wanted> Representing Jllie Blumenfeld Co., of Savannah, (in., 1 will Ik; in Union, at f the tiiblm House for a short while and 1 will buy old scrap, wrought, steel and . c.4St iron (except grate bus and stoves.) I vrill piy at rale of $-1 i?er ton for such stuff delivered at Union. Special inducements offered cotton mills with car load lots. Wiite me aud I will come and see you. M. BLUMENFELD. j Executor's Notice. J Aoy person or persona holding claims against tho estate of H. ij. Coleman, deceased, aro hereby noti- 1 fied to present said claims lo mo properly attestod at onco and thoso owing the ostae must make settlement with mc nfrcnce My postoftice address is Scdalia, Union Co , S. C. 1 Viotokta S. Coleman, Sedalia, S. C.. Executrix. June 110, 1S99. WONDER "'ffiKx-'y-- -y- " y , iJM W AV a ?" ' j ^ LUUM S3 For our new ad. ne.N \ j duction in prices. 2i ( IB cents. 10 cents to ^ to 1 cent. Big arriva We also now have C ITY SODA 1 - ? AT T1 WONDER Dear Ma Tin success I lux! we hex vc h xi r, 'he splendid satisfaction that it giv is to invite yon to our Store and f, ':';vvv hair is warranted not bred ost but One /dollar. After two weeks' wea most satisfactory corset y and comfort, we will el money. We hope you wi Y ours r;fi BnAPi a * KUKLtLL I UNION, - Presbyterian College. Clinton, S.C Special offer cf reduced rates for next tendon. A College education pnetd j " within the reach of every-one. MA-' lrt ntlCULATlUN. TUITION, ltOOM : ItEXT and HOARD for next Collegiate roar for.S 100,0<?. Full Faculty of exjeiienced teachers: moral influences:'1 lealthfu! location : tine courses of study : j owest possible cost. OfTer good only nit it boarding department is full. Send j :atalogue to W. T. Matthews, i-i or of A. E. Spencer. 'o Oft n . dis Hands Wanted. I," IV ? ll b J.") grown men wen ted at Excelsior \uitting Mills, Union, S. O., at once. 5an earn good wages. Apply to J. H. Gai'Lt, Treas. and Mgr. ? 2G? it. " fllB UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Jjg "Widest patronage and fullest ocjuip a* nent in its history. Faculty .'IS; stn ^ lenls, 403;.'{ Academic Courses; d Professional Schools, in I.aw, in Medicine nid in l'harmaey. New buildings, Waer Works, Splendid Libraries, Lnhora- j or its, etc. Advanced classes to women. Tuition mt 1(50 a year; board. fH a month. Amnio l t opportunity tor self-help. Scholarships fro ind Loans for tho needy. Free Tuition .(l, 'or teachers. . Sununer school for teachers. 21 initructora, lit; students. Total enrollnent (141. vie For Illustrated Handbook and Cata- vj(. o^ue, address, Pkesidext Alder m ax. Chapel Hill, N. C. l'I* ere j Alliance Meeting. of (hi Xolice is hereby given that the Union ^ bounty Farmer*' Alliance will luce! at Jin Court J louse on Friday, July I t. IS1?0, at 11 a.'in. A full attendance is s.lniestlv ih|iin->tcd, its a lot, of very iuijoitant business a ill lie discussed. .J. M. (iHKlCU, July 4, l^OSh Sec. and Tieasurcr. ^ Ask lo soo our No. 17, ladles line fast black hose. You will think it [veil worth a quarter but tho special _ July price is 10 cents. j The Old Kcliable. mi ST ORE. JUT ^ l' .- . : V.;; full J- -v wi'l - ' m :t week. Big re- > t 3 cents articles to (! 6 cents. 3 cents C Is of new goods. . {] the - - - - J>i ... ? Vi ? 'v.-? 'jJT -V? FOUNTAN STORE. dam: ////the A rmorside Corset and es to alt who wear it, prompts > la he a pair home with you. ' dozen at the sides and they r if they are not the ou ha ve ever worn for heerfully refund your 11 give us a call. i Sincerely, :ash co. - s. c. iNotice. VII persons ure hereby notiiled not guther fruit or berries, hunt, ride. \t*. graze mock or in ...jy manner spass on my land below town. 2:i-4t P. K. Lank ford. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notii e is hereby given UiatW. Samuel pseoriib Administrator of tlio Estate George McAt?ee deceased, has applied Jason M. fJieer Judge of Probate, in I for the (.'out ty of Uni' n, for a final charge as such Administrator. It is ordered, that the 10th, day of l.v A. D. IH^O, be i.xed for hearing of lition, and a tinal settlement of mid tale. Jason M. Okeek, Probate Judge Union County S. C. i \ Hnva cur?*<l 'dsixJ'a i innny thoufcind c??mi chIu-U Uopf-luMi. In tea rt.?! lcjist twivthirrlNof nil symptom* r?raovT.v-uimoniiiW h'kJ TEW DAYS tr?atnirnt Ir??. . H. U. GlcttWS SOWS. Uoi K. AtUnU.Uk. i ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO BICYCLE RIDING. lie it outlined by the Mayor an Alder n in Council assembled : M c. 1. That all persons are prohibited n. riding a bicycle or bicycles on the reineiits or side walks of any street in town of Union on Sundays, sec. -J. That any person or ]*ersona dating this ordinance shall, upon conlion, pay a fine of live (15.00) dollars be in imprisoned or serve at labor r?n lhe streets for ten days at the dls MOD OI Win -Miiyor. Done anil ratified under the seal Il.o council ami limn! of the Mayor s June tit!i 1SW. , 1>. AUTIM'K, J. If. Iil.lKIEH, ('Jerk and Tieas. Mayor. [L. 6.j Fresh Glenn Springs Waterv I liavo regular shipments of Glenn rings water at -0 cents per gallon. J. C. Hunter. Miot mo at the fountain when tlie II stops.