The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 02, 1900, Image 7
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Now the time
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ALL STYLES
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ONION COTTON
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION.
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HAPPENINGS OP INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
Mr. H. M Sparks is on the sick list.
Mr. F. A Bice is out again after a
apell of sickness.
Mr. B M. Holland/Punt Cheater OM
M?ll. made a business trip to Union this
week.
T>t each county ba the Judge of t.hteachers
sent out. by her own Boaad, and
^ * we will have better schools.
Miss Dora Dawson, who has been on
* visit to M'?s Catlileen Moore, left
Wednesday for North Carolina.
Messrs. Bertram A Wlllard who got
up "Capt. Dick1' for Union, left Tuesday
morning for Morristown, Tenn.
Dr. Balph Edwards left Union yesterday
for Spartanburg, S. C.. where be wil'
take a posltaon with tho Maddox Drug
Co.
In the upper riylit hard columns of
tire other local page you vrill fiod an ad
eiweoienr oeginntnor .lonn K^ninson.
^ circps, be mire to read about, this shov.
W Mr. William qmith ha? been appointed
Supervisor of Registration In place o
Mr. J. B. Tiancaater who resigned. The
balance of boaid Is composed of
W. T. IStokeB andJFrar.k Davis.
Mr. C. E. Robinson has n bill in 'he
|egiKlature|to make teacher's certificates
Issued by county Boards of Education of
any county in the state
good in other counties without examination.
This bill may be a good thing for thpoor
teacher who has to exert tunnel'
to pass examinations before a wp;?1
board, but is not necessary for good onepod
will let down the bars for othe
counties to unload their surplus cerlifl
aiIM
Mr. Sawyer's bill to validate the grand ,
Jury of Union oonnty is a very thought
fill measure Tbe law prescribes that
the grand jury shall be drawn in tbe
' same year they shall serve, and thirty
days before court. It so happens thi
year that both conditions could not h
fcompl'.ed with, for if the Jury were draw
thirty da>? lieforo court the drawing
r . would iwve Jaken p)ace in December. |
1890, and not in 19Q0, Die year they
Jjav(*?to serve. Clerk pf <Jpurt, J. 11
J^e|C?|(k, very thoughtfully complied
Wtth the thirty days requirement a id
thsf Legislature baa endorsed bis action
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[ MILLS DEPAR'
Captain Dick,
The military drama was played bt-fore
a pai^inl hoa-e last Friday riight and r?I*.tU
( again on the following Monda* j
nk'ht..
The play was excellent; the young {
ni n r.d young ladies taking part show.
<-(| ' L' ni.Tt. flPlll <\f Tl.n f/*1Un?U/v
w? m>i? iiv, a ut. a uiiu n iu v? ,
is :1k <:;.st of characters:
'H'-ipt-tin Dick." V E. Depaas; Col. |
>-ttTn (1, II. L. Cause; Lieut, Bob Sma'ley,
Basset Willard; Mr. Merrit, Dr. I.
M. Par; O'Flynn, George W. Wright;
Huron LeMartine?army contractor, Mr.E
gene Be tram; Ilans Gugglehehner?
army contractor, B. F. Townsend; Genend
M'-xia?Mexican army, W. 8. Me '
Lure; I'ete (ool), Bobt II. Miller; Leoo ^
Vespucci?a prisoner of war, T. McNal1\;
Dan Wlieeler?IT. S. A-., W. P
Thomson; Bill Nult.y?U. 8. A., L. M.
Jordan; Sergent?Mexioan army, D. 8
Betstll; Corporal?M ^xican arroy.Ctrlisle
Perrl'i; Kate Moreland, Ml*a Ethel Goss;
lb-..trice, Mias Dorothy Dawson; Angle?
asheaV of American sunshine, Miss Minnie
Soofleld; Samantha Guggleheimer.
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" ivt?Lin;iict*u hwto; ri.inna, .Mr
Purl McNally; Miss Bell Foster, Pianist
Th? young men have formed a drar>
v * i <lub. and will give their first peif
nuance next Tuesday niche. Th?* -i
proceeds are to go to the King's *
Daughters. l'
A nnunl Meeting qf ilie Union 4A
brary Association.
The regular annua] meeting of the
In i/*i library Association was held at
h* library last Tuesday night, Mr. F. V(
\ '.oson in the chair. Mr. G. IT t.l
Oe: eel acted as Seorotary. Report of M
^i s J A. Fant. Treasurer, was read, 11
a- u rondo a very gratifying exhibit of iji
iv( iptsund expenditures for the yoer rt
l\f, n-t. of iho Librarian, Mrs. N. O u
Pkvm, was also road, 8howhigth.it the
L/ tiv was well patronized during the >
y?.r, ??nd that it *eoroed to bo uipbi'. tn
aponmited by all whoavailed themselves ^
of it r"lvHo?09. 8hort addresses we*?
hasJ:* by Messrs. H. T* Scnif? and J. C
Wallace. The Association thou went ni
into an election of officers for the ensu- ?t
li.fj :oar, resulting in the unaulmous
ch ore of all its old officers : Mrs. A
II Foster, Pros't; Mrs. Win. Monro u
V ? Pres't; Mrs. .f. A. Fant, Sec'. ft
ami Treasurer and Mrs. X. U. Porter. M
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Librarian. C(
A number of namtt for membership cl
and sune generous subtarlptioos were in
received. Mrs. T. C. I}juoan and Mrs. tl
W. B Thomson were appointed as a *
c-u. otiee to solicit subscriptions and **
..ioiuburahtp. a.,
. (Jmj. II. Curat, Aotlug
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LOOK
WELL
DRESSED.
TO DO THIS
YOU MUST WEAR
WELL-MADE AND
500D FITTING CLOTHES.
mis IS THE KIND.1
\ny Price
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You Want.!
FMENT STORE. *.
Qrcoting. 141
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Si icr the Manager is busy oil the Glenn
Spring It. H., hmcI tho associate Editor
is iu i He country with the County Auditir,
err-.ra of orm <sbm 01 commission this
we-K i.r next, must be chaged to my
Kooo.it. Having tried hunt to please (j
on, and to fill ihe above places, 1 led
.ur.: that you will judge me leniently. at
[ make my iucomiug b?% this week. 1 th
.via make my outgoing bow uext week. \\
L. M. Hick.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. R/
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i> nuaiuiug 1U tue i-OBl utnoe at
J.u .a, S. C., tor the week ^mtiug
Vbuary 2, 1900.
M Henry B>-aty
.vir J H Black
Mr l1 E Brooks
M-v^rs Norria Gooue & Co
W B lieJoacH
Mr *>pencer JJuckett ?
Mr William 2
M?m Mary V Iv'iig
Mt-utMary Lyles
M -I T M-iloiu .
M< .lames Mart m |j
Mr. Coleman Nor tee
. PI is
luun mlLISX LVity
Win Smith
Mi Eliaa Williams
Utiz ibeth Young S.
Peraoiiti calling lor iha above Je,? rs
<? ili pleaso ay it a?|v*rtujMd. ami
ml oe - required to p.?y ouc ceu? ' r
lieir delivery. i
J. C. Huntph. p. M.
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3fore Tax on,
I ipn opposed upon principal to h i?eople Tj
iiti upon themselves a ta*. Mo elec- I
on for this purpose ever resulted in n
iv < d.iression of the w ishei of the eur<*
people, as a mnjoiity of the votes
v? re tho ballots qf toqie who hud
tile r no property and thure.oie had no !
14! i'juirest, aud wool I feel no burden of |
on: i.n, and general-y this class of 1 nv
jt.i i- .a controlled by iMooi who
i ; /p a reward. There are always 1 < ?
rg>*l plausible reasons for voting 111 j stc
ivoi ?f such measure*, ari l ou?of n uas 1.
r-n reason* inue are lies. The town ' ^
Just finished pay in* off the gmi"d I ,
hod bauds, whan tha debt wax to-'d, i
i i authority 8<\iu liiO JtfcO|>iti WOlild i
uyv-r I'eel t|ii.- debt, I*causa iu two yts.rs I
*<uiid be pul l out of the bar room '
(*n*e tar, but the dispeasavy "hist that i .
?x tit the town. j
Wh-ri the election for the waterworks I '
jt electric ItgaUs wan on, Ihen the | /?.?
.? for onrry iwn this. measure was that
i. iave of tire lUMiranca would be doeased,
hi fact that I he percent of deouso
in iusuranee wjuui t*pial the in-1
? -hi of tax, but I iwy vhe ?iu\ rate of |
Hiu-pice that- I did ten ye^rs ego, and I Y&
}lnV yeryhody else d'**>b except
ho ive in d'0,? lfe 4?w uoo
I'd VlM we would iMve tfood paid water
> dank and for battel) 4, this fidjbd
jM.
J?uvr oooMA an osdkwiM* wd?rh?? *o
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flection to be held on February 9th, inst.
for the pun***0 of votinjr a tax?a bond
ed debt upon ourselvee of tlfty thousand J
dollars, to put i?. a s^wei?p:e system, au?'
t'Uild a OII.DKD CAOK for the MAYOR
riOd ALI)E! MKN. ill the f-h{?t>?? of a tow
hall. It ia harey |*>-8ible tiiat a sewerape
would be bam field to the town in pntnotiny
the health of its people. I don't
fee bow th'S could be unless it be cairn d
to Fair Potest cieek or Bnad river.
A i d a- for the or her improvements men
ti. i*?'d. I think the O'Wu yei hop 01 and
-nndl ..r such a harden to lie nut upon
In i le- jiji- Ii such a luea'itie lie Iiomi !
< f a spl it i f plide. I i<l?0'<nilliee it frtlsi* '
p Ids. "ijcli as the jenpN can 'II nfffmd
to luiii am at such an tt.u.mons cod..
Aik ud the jc p'O arc o 'er burdened!
win, t: xatiC'ii, which h biit. slow cct.li-1
fc at Ion When v/o consider the few who !
have l*?n, aud are to l?e benefitted bv j
the other and pmpo-ed improvements we j
are uioie thoroughly convinced ihtf it is
vooug in principal and bhould not prov
lil
ClTIZKV.
Uuiou, S. C., Jau 31st, 1000.
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PROCLAHATION 1
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J!v> tuive Chamber. }
Whn.-d'-t information has been ie!?i>ed
a* this department ilia'- on ih
light of Jan. 5tn, 1000. the oaru and
UihUs of Mi. Sanford Wilburn, of
3.-gansville township, Union county,
vere burned; that on the night of the
Ird of Ian. 1900, the barn and stables of
dr. M. M Sumner, of Bng?;isville
ownsbip, Union county, weie burned,
ud Jan. 7t.ii 1900, the store house, conaiuing
the post office and a stock of
oods belonging to It A. Hopkins and
1. J. Foster, of West Springs, Bogansille
towi ship, Union county were
urued, and therelieiugroason tibilieve
ha' the burnings, above mentioned,
?hc acts of incendiari-ui.
Now, therefore, I, M. B. Mo^weeney,
rovemnr of lh? Sliito Af S/niili Pai-nli.io
? order that justice m ?y be ?lone and the
mgeity of the law /indicated, do hereby
Cfer a reward of fifty dollars in each case,
or the apprehension and conviction of
le p.TSon or persons who committed
lid acts of iucendiaiism.
In testimony whereof, I have liereuto
set my hand and caused the Great
eal of the State to be atllxed, at Columia.
this twenty-seventh dav of Januaiy,
i). 1000, Hint in the one hundred and
vent, -fourth year of th?* independence ^q,
r the United -Suitesof America.
y ihk qovkrnok: re:
hi. b mc Sweeney,
m. it. c.qovkh,
Sectetaiy pf State.
WANTED;?Tenants for two deair- p
ile two horse iaruis. Must furnish
oOlt.
Mrs. Francis Murphy, O
Mt. Tabor, S. C. *V
attention! attention!
A mass mecti ig of the Farmeis of
ntou County wilt lie held in the couit
?u*e on Monday, February 5th, 1900.
12 m , for tiie purpose of discussing 1^
e Fertilizei Trust. Request of State
llUnce. Jason M. (?keeu, mm
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ntw. wDiQucomity AH'auce.
ILPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFE.
OARSON & SCAIFE, ^Je
ATTORNEYS AT LAW*. offer
we t
Special attention given to real es- It ht
:e an<J coUeoiiona.
MES MUNRO. D. R. DUNCAN, have
C. I\ SANDERS. D-nr
(unro, Duncan and Sanders,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. y0U
Office No. 4 Law IVm^o. Union, "Dl
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?-YOUR H<
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uLCiueu to discontinue c
tun for the increased Stock of Fun
ni) enormous growing trade. I tl
K'k of China and Ccluloid No\*clti<
co:st to produce them. These goot
TRICTLY FOR C
This la yo\tr phapce to e?t ? brgaln ii
if their?'lq u nlcti or oomt-r on your irmnt
Vt? don't mlHrt this opportuaity, for it '
ill? price we are offering them.
II and see that we are carrying
We tako pleasttre in thanking v
d sincerely hope to be favored wltl
rous New year, I beg to remain
T. E.
\fter the
We get a big share i
people who live in
we are certainly pro
GIVE US YOl
We buy our Fanviir
car load lots and v
please you in qualit
Jnion Hare
UNION,
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Rkitidexcl: Lot.
Graded School Lot.
These lots, in the most desii
ivn, are offered at private sale,
asonable. Apply to
J. H
REE FRI
Tho above cuts are representations of a t'i
hpainted china, now on exhibition at our :
to our cusuliners.
We guarantee that our pi ices on g.wds v
is made for the purpose of increasing on
rul.v appreciate their patron a ire.
This ware is rapidly taking the place of
is that soft, white, velvety finish; is of tic
lieat in the world. The shapes are of
i designed to meet the tastes of the most 1
It is only by our guaranteeing to use a
i been able to get it at a price that puts it
Our assortment consists of Cups and San
ler Plates, Platters. Covered Dishes, <V:n
everything else which goes to make up t r
We earnestly invite you to call and insp . t
iuu inrormauon. Very
[JRCELL CASE
E CH,
:ano beaut
)ME AT A SlVi
iur line of Fancy ('?no-Is avt.l F'. i
lit lire that I w II ho oomp !o?.'
now upon tlio In :rlcet. tor th
?s, Bisque Figures, AM \mi->, Y ,
Is ill he solcl
'ASH AT RCDL
f von contomplnto initio- wMib!?
or cabinet thnfc nred-? t l<o
will be a long, cok\ befom >01 \
out what we propose, w!te:l e
ou very much for vourkhi-l .?
i tlie same in the furiuv \V..
Yours very respectfully,
B A i L.
Farmers
jf our T\ . l ie from
the country, and
ucl of it
a *;c^rv r r?i
BU ij i .[!> ?H
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ki 1 in picnic*, .is in
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y and price.
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iill rem >i11 lh same This special
[ t a !? and > iu^ tin* people that
VVIii't f >i:??.!!? or 11*..r? S#on? China.
ijiio.'L >; i d . i :<l with nil doubt
too vis . Lii-jO p.vttvrun ami have
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laiao t|!iai!ld:' ;if thi> wave that wo
wiinip !!! i :i nil.
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INK SET OP DISITO*.
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ICED PRICES.
r '?.I.or ; of m.y kind
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