The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 18, 1900, Image 2
WHY MEL
INT
You should examine
the beautiful line o;
sunriER
SERGES
AND
FLANNELS
That we have jus
received. They ar<
just the things to b<
worn these hot days
You can get them ii
Suits, Coats and Vest:
or Coats and Pants.
We have the t
Shirl
50C, 75C
We eal spec;
EL
rx\ ?
down and Cnnntv
Additional Local News.
Crowded Over Jirom Local Pages
We are pleased to report that Mrs
A. W. Green, who has been e >n
fined to her bed fbr s ?me time, i:
convalescing.
Mr. W. I). Arthur is having t
very large and attractive sign painted
on the railroad side of his store
house, by the Coco Cola men, win
will next decorate the balance of the
space with their ad.
Libiary hours will be from 0 to li
a ra , bom 0 to 7 p. ni, commencioj
Monday, 21st of May. About ont
huudre I new books have been ra
mired j.t library. This Library h
li ling a loog-felt want in Uaiou.
The track hf8 been completed tc
the Buffalo Mdl site, and iho hands
are now taken oi t every morning and
brought back every night. Work o!
grading out the fouudation is progress
ing rapidly and more hauda arc
needed.
Two new clerks havo Iron added
a iha r?lnrin ol i'.wr*r\ e. 4 4 L.G/vl
w v viv? ivy tt iv# i vw ib iuu
depot making s'x day mtn an 1 one
night man now on the f?rco. l?.i<jineus
must liave becu picking up con<
liderably recently. Mr. A. 8. Trum
bo and Mr. W. A. Stevenson, cf (J.,
lumbia, are the two new nun.
Mess-s. T. K. IJailey, Lev. C. A
I). Jennings and S. Barn id o went or
a fishing expedition Tuesday after
noon. They remniiud ai! nigh', bui
returned Wednesday ni srning report
ing v >ry tough luck. Wo don't think
thiy evea surc^cdel ii caching a
old.
Mrs. D- L. McLaughlin gave a
p'e nic in O ing'a grove on 'Jit; roll
s'reet l-.st Monday afte'neon t> a
number of children, who cr joyed tie
occasion immensely. Some of tht
little tots could not v.ai. until the en
j ?yinent wa\over, but ha i to return
home and report what a big lime they
were having.
Mr. W. D. Arthur is tearing
down the old family residence on
Main street preparatory to the erection
of ft handsome residence of
m idem design and conveniences.
The lot is one of the prettiest on
Main street, and judging from the
plans ftn 1 specifications the building
when finished will be in ample
keeping with the lot and the handoino
residences surrounding,
*
T YOUR LI
HAT HEAVY S
?i I An
3 \ A\
* 1m
landsomest lot of
ts ever shown in
$100, $1:
ial attention to <
Mr. Frank Israel, of tho police I
c. . ...... ..,^-y.* ji ii.ni uecoinb en-1
tangled in tlie telephone wires and J1
could not extricate itself. It has ;
very long toes and a very long sharp
bill, it is of blue color and somewhat
resembles a pigeon about the body.
- It is some kind of a marsh fowl, no
5 doubt, but no one arour.d here seems
to know what kind of a bird it is.
i Mrs. Carey Willard died at her
home near Sardis, Wednesday inorn
ing, after several weeks illness. She
) was j. consistent member of Sardis
s church, three nnd a half miles south \
of Union. She leaves a husband, '
I nine children and many friends he- '
I hind. The remains were interred in
tho Sardis church yard at 1 o'clock '
yesterday afternoon, in the presence
5 of a largo number of friends, Itev.
B. Cr. Clifford conducted the funeral
! services. The family have the deop'
est sympathy of our citizens.
Union county's now Dispensary j
Board of Control is composed as fol- .
lows: I'. C. Whlsenant, Union; F. 1
\r wi.;? i^,.i i 'p i
?m niuwriv, viiiiiiv i r> , i . i\ . i ,
Union. The new member* lake i
hob! as Hi? terms of the old members
expire, whioh is at different
dttcs. <>?io member goes out in
October and the other two next Jan- ,
uiry j
Mrs. Clara Seolt died at her liorno i
on factory bill last Mindny. Mie
? had been a sufferer for several years,
hiving lost her speech she could '
; only com muni onto to those around
her by writing. Jshe regained her
speech a few days before Imr death,
she then told her family she was
going t> die. she was JJS yoras old
and a christian woman. She was
the daughter of Mr. C. F. Fowler
of Jonesvilie. The remains were
i taken to New Hope church yarl for
interment, funeral services conducted
by Rev. K. 11. Iieekham.
Down with the I'ttnt.
JJailey's dust proof lloor polish seems .
to lie u j. Teat deinhiid. I It; spnad it
i . l.. f ..v... .1
(>\ri u:a i in 1111 iim' ruijuif iiiiii <11 u
it. worked ?<> *-;iii^f^'.-t ?iy in keej.i, <> ,
down the dud. lli;?t otlieis Ferity tl? %
good results determined to prolil tlicie j
!>y uud several oilier nier-lt lids, nteoiiv (
wlio'.a we notie.? Towiiseiid, Young, tin (
Racket and the < 'oinpiny Flore, I av? i
p il it on il e;r ll ?ors and all seem to Is ;l
well pletlFCfl willi tlie result. Ir- maker ]
the lloor look like the uaiu; had just
liuislicU coming. I
IFE AWAY
UIT.
We are Selling
Clothing
Ckeanor Than Tlvfir.
By compairing
prices you will
find us from 15
to 25 per cent.'
cheaper than any
other Clothing
people in the
State.
1 Men's Neglige
Union !
25, $1.50.
oLir $i,oo lime.
Dr. and Mrs. M. T, Smith with tbcir
j.ainvay surgeons which occ'trna in micity
l?v tljn sea last week and tliey nj?oi(
i most?!??)ighlful lime. While in CharlesIon
S'ny enjoyed a 1 rip on tin; Itoat to
Sullivan's Island aial other points of
inteufct. The Doctor sajs there were a
laige nnnilcr (T surgeons, present. They
were theie from cveiy State through
which thin great trunk Hue runs. Dr.
rind family letumed Sunday.
Children's Day.
The Sunday Schools arid congregations
of all the Churches in the
city are cordially invited to attend
the Children's Day Services, to he
held in the 1st Methodist church,
Sunday night, May 20, 1000.
L. L^Waoxox,
Supt.
Tc.'tclieis Appointed.
Prof. L. XV. Dick, Supt. Graded
:chnol, of Aiken, S. (', and Prof. Davis
ie{Tries Supt. of Union Graded School,
lave l.cen appointed l>v Su;terinteiideni
>f K<liic ition 1110. J. McMalian, to leach
he Sonum r Normal School at Union,
fluse tuo jicntleneu are well known to
?iu e.t /ens as teachers of reco#id/. ?(!
Li;lillV <111(I A5r. .licit til ill SItoWUl
jo d judgment in the selection.
Wit:11;ro:> Cointnencctvent.
We deknowlcd^o lcciiptof an invitaio:i
to Oi;; commencement (xereieei of
lie Wintlirop Normal ami Industrial
.'ollo^e, Hock Hill, wbicb takes place .
lane o?*d to Gtli. Winthrop is a line inititulion
and in l'rof. 1> J?. Johnson it
u> mi able and competent L'lesident
riie Ihujcalaureab; Pennon of Hie oc
asion will be preached by Disliop W
iV. Duncan.
roil AI.DKHMAN WAllI) 1.
I beieby announce myself a candidate
'or Warden in ward I of thorny of lluior.
W. K. Thomson.
It Did &i>rinkit'.
Ibotlar T. K 1'aimer, the bustling
i'liit. lioss, l as 1 caul our cry, be was (
prick to respond and now (-very mnrnircc ,
ie bap!i/.i'H our n.ain Dhi t and sidewalk
\ it 11 a copious and delightfully it fresh- \
u^ shower of water firm the strict i
piinkltr, which we know is thorom?bly
ipp;? eiated by all; but'.vc are some- 1
vli.it HI ?* the Iris Inn m, who bad just <
til Ids lirst mint jubp, when asked how
Itastid, lie smacked iips and sail I, 4,py
'binuniny, it tastes like, more.'' Wel'. '
liese iiioinii e si i we.s en oiu'Mieets
ire so nice and u fiesliin.i that it tastes
ike more. Can't jou ^ ve u> two doses
-day, T. K*V bay ons betv.ee:; d : ml 4
.? t ? ?
roiocK c |
Fic-Nic Today.
The scholars in the rooms of Mrs.
Centir and Miss Lease Grimball, of
the Union Graded Schools, will enjoy
a pic nic in Gage's Grove this
Friday evening.
Diphtheria.
We are very sorry to learn that the
dr? ad di?c.ise, diphtheria, is again appearing
in the town. Mr. J. T. Bailey,
night wu'chumu at. (ho Union Mills, lias
three little children an tiering with ir, all
of them having I on attacked during
t|p I ast few da.?s. It is a dangerous
malady among children, and in main
instances fatal results follow close upon
the attack. We sincerely hope that Mr.
Bailey's children will Le spa veil to him.
'1 he disease is contageous and the prom*
4 : 1 ?:* l. ii.? l
lSf\S Sliivn IM I'll mcu witii i/iiw icj i
llags. \\V hope the health authorities
will Slice Mil in confining the disease
and preventing its sprca i. The Hi d
flag means diph'heiia, and ths Yellow
llag means Smallpox.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that F. (\
West Administrator of the Estate 01
Win. C. We.-1 deceased, has applet to
.la-on M. Gieor, Judge of Probate, in
and for the County of Union, for a final
discharge as suoii Administrator.
It is ordeied, That the 8th day of June
A. D. 10. 0. he fixed for hearing of Petition,
as d a final si tilemcut of said Estate
Jason M. Greek,
Pollute Judge, Union County, S. C.
Published lrtth May 1000 in Tlir.
Union Times.
20?4t.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Council Chamber, \
Union, 8 C., May S, lUOU. j
It is ordered l>v the town council of
Union that W. U. Culp, M. L Lemaster
and J. H. IIix be, and are hereby
appointed managers of election to conduct
the election to le hold on June oth.
10H1, for Major and Ald-uinou of the
own of Union to serve for two years.
The election will he held at the court
house, in said town. Tiie polls will he
opened at 0 o'clock a. ni., and be closed
at fi o'clock p. in.
The supervisor of registration will
op.m lists for the registration of the
ptnlifii'd voters of the town at his place
of business at once. Said lists to remain
open until May .'HJth, 1000, after which
ila'e no one will lie entitled to register
liy order of the town council of Union,
S. <
Attest: J. II. Hodoek,
W. I). Arthur, Mayor.
("lerk and Treas.
| sea l. [
( ? > ' 10 fit
Summons for Relief.
Stale of South Catolina,) Court of Com
County of Union. ) men Pleas.
Cr. A. Wilson, Plain tiff,
^ , against
To tlie (leit'iKutili, .?. ?v.
aift hereby t-'uniiuoiicd and r? quired in
mswer the complaint iu this action, of
which a copy is herewith served upon
you. and to serve a copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the Mtkscriber
at their t like at. Union, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the servi c
hereof; exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the coin
plaint wPl>in tho time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in tins
complaint.
Dated April 11, A. D. 1000.
IIyimmck A SAWVKII,
PlaineifT's Attorneys.
To the d- feiidant, .1. K. Ahiiau: Take
notice: that the summons in th.s action,
of which the foregoing is a copy, was
lilid in the olliee of the Clerk of Uih
Court of common pleas for Union county,
at Union, for the county of Union, in
the Sta'e of South Carolina, on the 11th
day of April, A. I). 1000.
IIyimuok & Sawykk,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Union, S. C., April 12, 1000.
lo C?t.
"AN" ORDINANCE
Authorizing the Issue of Twelve
Thousand Dollars Coupon
Bonds.
Wherean, at an election held on
the 25th day of April, 11)00, a ma?
j uity of the qualified electors of ihc
Town of Union, South Carolina, voted
in favor of the issue of Twelve Thousand
Dollars of Coupon Bonds, as set
forth in the petition s:gued by a majority
of the freeholders of said election.
Now, Therefore,
Bj it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the town of Union, i i
Council assembled, and by auth >ri: v
of same,
That Twelve Thousand Dalla s o(
Coupon Bonds be issued by the tiwn
of Union, South Carolina, in denominations
of one thousand dollars or
five hundred dollars or one hundred
dollars, to be signed by tho Mayor, !
Clerk and Treasurer of said town, to I
meet the costs < f the improvement, of i
the present system of water worki oi
said town. Said bonds to bear inlerc t
at six per cent, per annum and payable
forty years after date, wi h privilege
of redemption after two :tv years from
date.
Done and ratified by he Tosvn
Council assembled th'a L'l th day o? i
April, A. D. 1000.
Attest: J. H. Roiioer.
W. D. Arthur, Mayo
Clerk and Treas
18-ot
We Are Now
THE TIDE IS RISING
THR P
We have now finis
and arrangemen
of goods in bot
of our mam
In one of our largo store
line of Groceries, Floi
Sugar, Coflbe, Rico, Gri
Canned Goods and Rot
every tiling that is to In
grocery store. This is ii
IN TIIF
You will find a full lin
Embroidery, Hosiery a
cription, also a full line
* Furnishing Goods. We
tideous in Ladies' and G
IN OUR FURNITUJ
You will find everything
up-to-date furniture est
house full of furniture
more coining. If you ir
turc or up-holstry line g
we can supply your wan
We are here for bus
ness and we are go
OUR UNDERTAK]
Is in charge of Mr. W.
Murphy Wallace, wlr
all kinds of Repair and
sisted in this department
of Greenville, who is tin
the undertaking businos;
pcriencc.
we fear no
M. W.
Culp Building.
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Nice New Grc
; Pickles, Presc
5 Sugar, Coffee
Hams, B. Ba<
Oat IVleal. Bt
6 Cheese Breac
Fine Confect
etables,
Canned IVLee
Canned Vege
Our line of Cigai
g Chewing Tob:.c
12 complete.
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or slacked lime
vine while wet
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f nry examinations mule. Atty's tea not due until patent c.
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<, ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. Book "How to obtain Pat?nta,"
%?tc.. sent Iree. Patents procured through E. 0. Blggers C
^ r?c?lv? special nntlco, without charge, in the \
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J ? i |.<n, I Jill <> Idt'l Hie tllivmucillt-lll
vt XMfcTiiiNA in ttiirt imj-or. Jit.
In The Swim j
r AND
tUSH IS BEGINNING.
|
ihed up the opening
t of our big stock
h departments
imoth store.
rooms, you will find a full
ir. Mont. T.nrfl IT nma
- - 7 7 ' st,
an extensive line of [
tied Goods, and, in fact,
2 found in a first-class
i the rear.
FRONT
c of Dress Goods, Laces,
ind Notions of every disof
Shoes, Hats and Gent's
can please the most fasrent's
Foot Wear.
RE DEPARTMENT.
* usually kept in a strictly
ablislmicnt. We have a
of every discription and
ced anything in the furniive
us a call we are sure
ts.
4
iness, w? mean busi>ing
to sell the goods.
[NG DEPARTMENT
\V. Cooper, formerly with
o is also prepared to do
Cabinet work. He is as;
by Mr, F. G. McHugli,
)roughly conversaut with
5 having several years exCOMPETITION.
QUDU,
Union, S.JC.
W'o???"j
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RkVTHINQ TO EAT " S\
)ceries, | \
irves, Olives, S
, Tea, S
con, Syrups, g
i ckwheat, \ 5 *">
' r?. X J
:ions, Fruits, Vv^. " f
its. Canned Fruits, ^
dables.
a and ^
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.'SEND, Mgr. j \
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Tinsley's Old Stand. JJ
ELIVERY. i
GREEN
to 6 pounds flour.
sprinkled on the
with dew is sure
ugs.
\LE AT
UG STORE.
Iriion Hotel.
FOR RENT.
On" four mom llrck Dwelling lioum
j with two scivants lions*s, kitchen and
iother out houses. Hates reasonable.
A||?'> ??? J. U. lliciiAnus.
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N01ICE.
Ail persons owning land through
which streams run are required by
i law to clean them out., by removing. J
all rafts, trees, etc. during the months
of May and August.
T. J. Bi'.tf.sbauoh,
10 lit Bup'r U. C.
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