Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ileal Schedule for Passenger Trains. TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA. Arrive 10:20a. m. Depart 10:20 a. m. " 1:40 p.m. " 2:00 p.m. TRAINS FROM SPARTANBURG. Arrive 12:46 p. in. Depart 1:0a p. ra. " 7:10 p.m. " 7 :ttOp. m BORT STREET STORIES. Pat Together For Ready Reference. Items of Interest Tersely Told For Hasty Readers. Mr. L. P. Mcuphy lias been mite sic*. Mr. J. C. Jenkins, of Sanluc, paid the Times a visit this week. Mr. W. D. Wilkins and family have moved into the Hill li mse. Mr. Emslie Nicholson has returned from a trip North. Mr. Will Sexton is out, after a severe spell of sickness. Mr. J. G. Bishop, of Jonesville, was i j towd this week. Mr. Asbury Horn spent Mouthy night with Judge Greer. Miss Bernice Fant, of Santue, visited Mrs. J. A. Fant last week. Misses Bertha and Mittia Wood spent Tuesday in the city. J. W. Sandt r?, of Cross* Keys, was in Union Wednesday. Mr. J. T. Hudson of Spartanburg was in Union on business this week. Mr. E B. IJailty, of Woodruff, was i in towu on business Tuesday. ( Mr. James McCravy has accepted a t position in Mr. McLaughlin's store. < Mr. J. W. OtLs, of Ivelton, paid the ' Ed.tor of the Times a visit Wednesday. Mrs. L. D. Childs, of Chester, was iii ' Uu'on last week visiting relatives and c friends. 1 Miss M ly Soboppaul has accepted a 1 posit on with the New Yo:k Utckct store. Mr. and Mrs. J^ouis Crawford have 1 moved into the house recently let'c vacant by Rev. T. II. Garrett. Miss Minnie Scofield left Union Mon- j day Tor Davidson, N. C. She will be ^ missed by her many frie ds. Mrs. W. W. White of M .. ion. N. C., is visiting the family of Mr. M ?rgao, 011 Church street. Mossrs. Morris, Davis and K >ith, rep- . reseuting tl e L. B. Price Mercantile Co., ( W of Norfolk, Va., are in Union. f m Maj. J. A. Fmit returned from the i K, v away on business pertaining to tlio Monarch Mille, | Mr. V. A. Clifton, the popular sale?- , man and book-keeper for W. II. West, y is off on a few days visit to hi? old home. ? in Eastern N. C. ( Miss Ethel Walker, who lias been f teaching at I'ncolet, came home for Sat- i urJsy and .Sunday last. She was nccom- i pauied by Miss Black. Messrs. Green and Bojd, of Spartan- ( burg, have opened up a nice line of buggies and carriages in the storo Mr. S. M. , Bice, Jr., E. U., used to occupy. t Mr. Walter Sanders has a. permaneiu J bo uder?a bouncing baby boy. < Our sboe lui'ners satisfies you and us. ( The A. II. Foster Company. Fresh Garden Seed, ail kinds in one i cent papers at Soaife's. John Renwick, colored, shot, and se- , riously wounded his wife on last Fiilay , night. Good time right now to piint. Get our price before buying. The A. II. Foster Company. Mr. Macbeth Young has had t lie brick hauled to begin his new house on Mountiin street. Mr. James T. Hawkins, who is in the couutry visiting her people, is quite s'ck. Poultiy Letting o feet high, galvanized a'ter weaving. 11 cents u running yard. The A. II. Foster Company. A negro child was burned to death on Mr. Jeff Smith's place, above UuUn, Sunday morning. Faun Hardware at lowest pi ices always at Iho hardware Leaders, Ths A. H, 1? osier Company. Rev. W. T. Matthews, financial ag*ni , of Clinton Presbyterian College, preached last Sunday In the Presbyterian church. Woman's Severest 1'"rial, j j I UtlUl IKcm ycara wuu.^i. j m-. I [ trial ha# been the bringing ct children J ( | into the world. # J> Today nearly all the sickness pain, i j discomfort and dread pre avoided by <, those expectant mothers who use , ' ]i Mother's Friend, that wender- < (J ful liniment made famous by the great J ? i good it has done. It is used externally. , J ? That is the only sensible and safe way < i | to relieve morning sicknasi headache, j 1 | tightness, swollen, hard or rising I rcast. ( | i the bearing of children need no Icnger < < [ be dreaded. Mother's Friend has been j ( i called a Godsend by mothirs all over < | i this land. Sold at drug stores for $J a < i | bottle, and by j | 1 Ihe BraCilsld Rcrolator Co., Atlanta, Ga. < I WHtq for our froe illu?t?ut?<i book, en'.itlaU " fcfore . I n?fcy b Born." , -WSi 'i \ . j A churn without a dasher. Arul a i real goo:! thing it is too. Makes butter i in 10 minutes. Sold only by The Old j Reliable. A tenderfoot is no rarity in Union. Perhaps you have two. Queen quality shoes are the remedy. Try a pair at 53.00. The Old Reliable. Dr. George Douglas moves this week into the house on Main St., formerly occupied by M *. it. T. Gee. Dr. Dcglas will be an addition to our town. The lire company was oat practicing Saturday afternoon. The men are iu. first class training, and deserve the commendation of the whole community* Tho next teacher's examination for Union county will be held in tho Court House on February 21 d. Let those expecting to stand for teacher's certificates for Union county take notice. A pamphlet giving the rules and regulations of tho Heard of health for the . c rr~-f? * * ? m union nas oeen gotlen out. Be sum and read every word of it, you may be saved trouble ia tlie future. May Qui 1 Jeter, colored, was shot and killed this week near Bates' Bridge by a colored boy. Tho difficulty arose over a dispute as to how much property a certaiu man owned. Mr. J. IT. Spears and family have | moved to Uniou from K-lton. They will live on Church Street between the * residences of Mr. A. 1*. II. Walker and ( Mr. G. W. Goirig. It v. T. II. Gairett and family have J moved from Union to Spartanburg. Mr. 1 , 1 ? \ jrarroit has been a resident of Union for -voyeurs, and of Union county for three .1 >r tour years. We are sorry to lose him a 'win our town. * V Alex. Glenn, olored, was knocked ,1 >ff ihe track by the down train Saturday ivemng two miles and a half lolow ' Jni-iii, and seriously hurt. lie was sit- n iug on the end of a cro3s tie, and is \ aid to hive been drinking d There was one of the l.>rgest crowds . n to vn from the country Saturday tl at ti ? ? lir.o stwi tiuce Chribtmas. 3il\eiyioi 1 > seemed to be theerftr: there wmk ti sn complaining about lnr.l times ilian s usually (lie case in such a crowd. Old J .i m county is not in such had shapo f iftci all 1 Mr. Sawyer's hill concerning the eats yng of concealed weap <ns was n good V ill and sh ?uld have been passed by tlie .egisla'. me. It was killed hy a majority ?f live votes. It is to In: hoped that by ^ he meeting c>f another legislature, the j Cuplo will have come to ?o Use good of rc,M;;;V:f gsg*&..... cist -ix yeai> has lilled the impo taut u K?siti??n <>f olnef engineer at t he Spartan !1 diil , has resigned that position and ~ ;ouo to Union to accept a similar situa- 8] ion with the Union Cotton Mills, i I is ainily also accompanied him to Union, g lis position is temporarily supplied here >y Mr. Scott.?Spartanburg Herald. '' The Diocesev" the organ of the Episvapal Church in South Carolina, ends y lit* year of its jenewed existence with he February number, and celebrates (] ;uat event by changing its form for the jetter, by eularging its borders and we rust strengthening its stakes. An in- I crease of one ihlrd in sir. > with no in;re:ise in price is a good step forward. May its progress ever be on waul and | ts patronage upward. n Dr. A. W. Lamar of Norristowu, Da , {ave the lirst lecture in our lycoum 1 sourse, on Thursday evening, Feb. lit. ( Ilis subject was Matrimony. T.n lee- i tare was of high order. It was cbftn, ? pathetic, humorous and strong. Dr. j Lamar is a native of South Carolina, an 1 , many in the audience were personally < known to him. j Other good treats are in store for us in . the four additional enterrniuuicn's that the lyceuui managers are ana aging t> t? bring on for us. Dot the public give hearty turnouts to these ent* ltainuionis. They are far above the ordinary. Farmers Meeting. A muss meeting <f the farmers of I' iior? county was held at Union C. 11 , Fi'hrnury f>th, lt?U<?. Tlie meeting was c '! '( 1 to order by .T. M. Greer, Es<]. and w?sgiM-'zcd by electing II. C. Dawso i i ?r Chairman and .1. W. Gregory for I Se ico-r-'. The o'ject of the meeting j was io di?cuss the fertilizer question. Mr. Mppbens of Georgia was called on. ib-stitnl that the homers of Georgia i I1C?? 1 liSl fM'lt'lilAID 1j> t. W? V un.l WO.b I aoin. fo continue to do bo during this! jv.\>\ The question was <1.8' us ed L>y J. M li'Tpr, W. W. Dicks.-u and others. i1 iol!o\ing resoled! >ns weie unanh ui ir v passe 1: 'l! it we condemn the fertilizer trust for i'dv^ncii the prices in ueid and ferti.i/. rs, ;<nd that we will not pay over ten r rent advar. rd for the present yo i And it Is the reuse of '.his meet ing hat our funnels show! i he urged to I m.ihe their own hread and mmt at home. II. C. Dawson, Chaiinian. ,f. \V. (JhKoony, Secretaiy. T ake out your list, of seed, bring it to n e, and I will save you further trouble. F. C. Duke, Druggist. It. Opp. New Century Hotel. c ' Burned to Death. Nancy Patterson, a colonxl woman | living on Mrs. Mary Duncan's place, was in the Held Friday piling and burning brush when her clothing cought lire and she was terribly burned before the flames could be extinguished. She lived only about twenty-four hours suffering iutense agony before she died. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining in tbo PoBt Offioe at j Union, S. C? for the week ending ; February 9, 1900. J Miss Mary Jane Browning Mrs ITattio lbirgeas M'ss (J A Campbell Mr W P Duncan Mary Davison [ E L Faulkner Eioiso Gilliam Miss Mintiie Gist Mr. Marion .Si**la Miss Fannie Sloweis d Mr W L Walker a Persons calling for fhe abovo lettors will please pay if advertised, atid will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. (J. Hunter, P. M. Grin dull. .Since writing lust the following events mve occured : Another boy has arrived at the home >f Mr. and Mrs J. L Kiiby. M Eiiua K 'hy hn cone to Union .0 work iu the Cotton Mill. Mr. Lawrence Gault, second son of . 1. E. Gaulr has accepted a position with he Harris & Foster Music Co., of Jones llle ^ .J. (J Humes Jr , has bought of Mrs. P* luli>? lil.ickwood a tra t of os c lot ltd red md tivo acres of land situated in the ... Joudysville lieighboihood. Said true* ~ ras smi voyid by Mr. Gudfivy Fowler, ot X ones vi.le. N. .j. MeWhirtt r has returned to liiminghum. Ala Aliout one week ago an infant bjlongic 'o a colored family living on Mr ' *' V. A MAVhiiter's p'ace was fouuo 3i tad in Llie bed. Magistrate Kirby held f>; n inqilest and a verdu t rendered to the ,? ffecr, iluit death was caused from brain rouble. Mr. Andrew It- am lias gone to Gaffucy 5 work in the mill. W Mi. Davis llorn has two ve-v sick Itildrcu Annie Laurie. I rt + I n I, ir\ i/inrlvnri O 11 id nun uj rviiiuicu ciin umuiiurs. State of South Carolina, t Coitilv < f Union. ) >v jason M. CUkeu f>? > , pltoiwvtk I Ui)GK, Ct \\ hfiPii', U 1?. Jut. r has made suit oil ) nie in grant him letters of Admbiis- jl)( ration on the estate ami effects of Jane [. Jeter, d-cea:< ?1. !**' These are, therefore, to eito an I ail1? -ish all and singular the kindred and hu in. in the Court of I rohate, to Ik? nelit t Union C. II , South Carolina, .m tie' iii(i Uav of Feb., next, aftoi publication tn< eieof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to M< iow cause, if any they have, why the ud Administration should not be ranted. Given under my hand and seal this ih diy of Feb., Anno Domini, l'JOO. Jason M. Guekii, Probate Judge. IPubUshed on the Oth day of Feb. 000. in The Union Times <?-2t. litation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Ca.iolina, ) m( County of Union. ) PI 1y Jason M Gkeek, Esq , Probate Ni J v do e. pr Wliereas, Sofia Jenkins lias n ade suit of o roe to grant hur.Letters of Adminis ration on the estate and effo.-ts of T fresvant Gregory, deceased. c'< These are, Ihjiv.fora, to ci',e an 1 ad- C nonish all and singular the kindred and reditors of the Tresvant Gregory, de- C easid, that they he and appear before lie. in the Court of Pr?b;ite, to be he d \r it Union C. II., South Carolina, on the . idrd day of Feb., next, after publicat on ,hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to C1 iliow cause, if any they have, why the oi laid Administration thould not lie granted. p ?ir.1 %%%? I ??.1 it.!.. MIVMI uuvivi AIIjr nan ium a?*(ii uiu> | fill day of Feb , Anno Domini, 19.K). JASON' M. (ilUCKIt, Lhobate Judge. a Published on the 0 li day of Feb., 11)00, [\ in The Union Time.?. (> 2t. Notice of Election. G Dispenser and Clerk for Union dispensary will be elected on the 2 llh day of Ma cli. Applications must be tiled w ith the undersigned, on, or before Saturday, 1 March :ird, 1900. F. M. WlUTLOC'K, lit. Chairman Co. lid. Control. Notice of Examination. ; Net e i.; hereby given that the rrgidur ! exa L.I., i? ion for cert heaths of quart!,at- 1 tiot. in i iie public schools of Union coun- * ly w I be lit 11 at the (Jomt House on Krida . Feb 2kd, 19 i ounnri Ciog at i I) a. mi Applicants should provide theiu- 1 stive* '.nth U-gal cap paper tci.l |*nicil. for father mlorm.i .o i. add > S9, 1?. li. Fa XT, Co. Supt. Kd., 2t. Un'oii, S. C. Board Meeting. The County Pension L'oard will n;e t at Union C, If., ou the first Monday in March next, promptly i*L '.I oVkx.k, a. | in. Township lfonrdi ; re ropteded to j meet in their resp ctive to-vnships on i Saturday, Feb. ITtti, at 11 a. m.,to make | and sen 1 m tl eir ro| oris w ith all the revisions that ate neede I or that they desire. It. J. 1 E ITLL, G. B. Fowler, Chairman. f ecretary. 3x0. 25, 1900. 4?It ' Master's Sale. j Suite of South Carolina, ) Court of ComCouuty of Union. j mon Pleas. J. Clough Wallace, YB. Primus "Beaty, et al. In obedience to an order made herein, I will sell at Union, beforo the court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salcsday, February 5th l'JOO, the following lands to-wit: All that lot, piece and parcel of land, containing one acre, more or less, with the buildings thereon, Ixjundod by rublie Glenn Springs ltoad on the South, by Sally Sims on East, by Eli/alieth Smith state 011 West and Annie E. Ilill on the North. TBUMS OF SAT.K CASH. C. II. I'eakk, Master. Notice to Taxpayers of Union County. I will be nt the following places as lesignated below to assess all person,1 properly: Union. Jan. 1st to Jan. 27th, l'JOO. West Springs, Jan. 29th, " * Gibbs, binder's Store, Jan. 30,.." v/rws*3 iveys, Jan. liist " Sedalia, Fob. 1st-, " Goshon Hill, Feb. 2nd, " j Lockhurt Mill, Feb. 5th, " | Adninsburg, Feb. 6th, " Kelton, Feb. 7th, " Jonesvlllo, Feb. 8fch, " Union, Feb. 1Kb and 10th, " Carlisle, Feb. 12th " Santuc, Fob. 18th " Will be at Union to fcho 20th of Feb. hen the time expires for making reirns. All who fail to mnko their 1 (turns in the said time that is fixed | j law will be charged 50 per cent, nalty. John* G. Fauk, 50?2-20. Auditor. )r. C. W. ATTSTSI,!-, Physician and Surgeon, Oilers his professional services ??> b people '.f Union. Office in Ihxnk jihiii'g. Ueave calls at Union nig (U). store or ring up Phose No for j*onipi service. 15 41 ANTED. for cash, Hickory, Dog- ^ wood, lVrsimmon and Walnut, Log*. Southern Ilardvvood Co., I'. O. Ilox 520, Charleston, S. C. 40?8in. Dissolution Notice. The firm of J. L. McWhirt?r & 'H wasdcsaolved by mutual consent 11 January 1st, 1000 All persons T ieb'.ed to the firm will please call I <1 raako prompt settlement to J. L. 1 cWhirter who will continue the siness at the oldistand and solicits 11 he raj nntron?ge All persons holding claims ngain?t l 3 firm will present same to J. L. J cWhirter. " J. L. McWiuuter. ? T. L. Hames Jonosrille, S. C. 0?3t. IOL1DY QOODS1 ' A Wc have moved into the store forcrly occupied by the Merchants' & auters' iSational Bank under the cw Century llotcl, and are now epared to show the finest selection Xmas Goods in Sterling Silver ovelties, Solid Gold and dated iwelry, Watches, Fine French locks, Cut Glass, etc. ? OME AND SEE OUR STOCK I ou are as welcome to look as to ado. Remember we make a spealtv of flitting Spectacles and handle ily the best quality Lenses. All goods bought from us engraved ee of charge. Yours for up to-date goods, I. E. T1NSLEY & CO. , | WANO NO TIC IS. All parties owing us for Guano will lease take notice that lli^se claims are ow due. Fair & Thomson. NOTICE. All persons having business eoniec* ? d with the Water Works or > Cle-M i: Ligiits will cAl office of | lie Commissioner in tha buck Jlaild- j n ' r.t i he i< >] > of >teos ihcludor street ! Ui trance. We hivo placed TVIr. L (j Yrunfjj n ch.ir't) and.nny business loft v !h lim wi 1 have prompt {.trooticn. rnuiio No. 82. F. .Yi. Fakr, Chairman. | Change in Business.: i Having mado a change in our busiu> s* 01 January 1st, LO'^O wo hereby notify all parties indebted to lis either by note or account that seine, must bo settled ut once, us wo will pluee all unsettled nccounts and notes , in tlio bands of an olllcer for collection ar?er February 1st, 1000. Take notice and save costs. FANT BROS. l-l m | A Grand Excursi m To The R And you will see Clothing, S DriCCS WCVPr K~f vi vi UCIU1 U* LOOK AT 1 Men's and ladies' shoes formerly s$2.00, $2.dO and $3.00 now going for Children's Shoes goingat 50c, woi Plums arc always ripe at the Rai do is to take a day off, come to see down and let you gather them. F load you with goods. TAILOR HADE Our line of samples is complete We can and will save you money if yc !n bats we , are up-to-date \ and down in prices. T) /Ve have the /,j I. ? Desi makes and latest shapes. t: mu PERFECT THE SXAP IIOOIv :u; just what e j!y J&Lj ' i t o unfasten, < II an outwarct i hooked unless yc Tin* Mll.ip llOOKS !ll:cl C\ OH i?VO MliVlo I f til CnuS' ??i 1 :i'?l heavily -!*? .t.rn-'MppHr plat>"l l>>f ?rc iinish spi-nsable. You can unli??k a waist in less inn ? I any other kiml. A-k for the snap hook a ??1 oyc New York 1 heaqquart: Oum? r<> o< From Feh. 10th to the cans of standard wei? -?5C. Terms of this sale are ing this time ether gooc go at such cut-throat pr the date Feb. 10th to 2 Don't forget the term tomato sale. w. H Mules, Mule: and Hi I have just rece load of Tennesse , Horses. All perso of good farm mules horses will do w jATicl see me be'or All of thto stork sound, Ihoioigil and sold muur u j UNION ST R. H. FILLER, - - 4DR. I. M. ^P?NTlS Crown and Bridge Off Work a Specialty. ion M acket Store noes and Hats sold at HIS. :old at Si.GO, QQr only .... rth double the amount. ckct and all you have to us, we will shake thejn or a few dollars we will SUITS. beautiful and cheap. >u call and see us. Stylish, "'2^*' Durable, Up-to-Date. ION ATT LAST\ <i KY [ :. (JUK'K and SECURE very Lady wants. s the eye 011 the tongue. Jon't touch the hook, mill on the hook side of L'hey do not come un>u want them to. b c.ir'oon spring steel, tempered .m*. Tle*v are praclic illy in* ,hm you cm open a ain*le hook !, ?_?:ll1 Jc A C.lV-1 of tW.) (\ )Z!U. n* _ * t<acKet. ERS. i 28th I will sell 3 ?ht Tomatoes for strictly cash. DurLs in my line will ices. Don't forget 8th. C? O n flh ^ ? n n r* o, cio lino 10 a uoiou . West. s orses. ived a car IVIules aucl ns in need > or family reil to call *e buying, is young, v bii'ikon guarantee. ABLES, - - Manager. 13^.: .t-- v- -^n?CT?r!n-? ???-HAIR,# Lee Bank Building Union, S. C.