The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 20, 1901, Image 7
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delicious Hams or Bacon, or ou
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flackerel for breakfast!
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Themselves to the jaded or dainty palate9 a
well as being nourishing and wholesome. A1
- -our
foods are high grade?our prices bed 'rocfi
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HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED A
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Fracli dllMHinnl ai
I IC9II VllipillCIII Ul
Lowney's Candy,
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IN PACKAGES AND BULK.
YOUNG the GROCER
# JLooal Laconics. ?u"ing 'crapS .occur1r:
: Wednesday night over on factory hi
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREHl ABOUT TOWN early Thnedava.m. this week. Two son
_ _ nf Mm Arrowond and a young ma
PERSONAL Alft OTHERWLSE. In n.?me of Wilson attacked Will Sa*
? d-n at. his home about 5 o'clock wh*
ROOM.> TO ItKN . Apply to F. G. WPnt out cf the house it is sa'd ThMclluvh
at Iilll House. 30-lf. cm him on the forehead, in right. norm
Mr. L. N. McNeace, of Chester, th" month ?nd ?n K1 SITS?1;
apantMcoday and Tuesday in Union ?????
th 8 wet . set ions The thr~e boys above mention*
Nervous Diseases cured. 80 days have been arrested. . It is said to ba^
treatment," #100. J. H. Mason & lw?'ii the result of a family quarrel.
Co., Hancock, Maryland. 2tily HATC1IBCnwwml, Al.A..dun.30,187
'.Messrs. Duncan and Sanders, of Dr. C. Mokkrtt?I>ear **ir: i can h
Spartanburg bar, are in attendance sure you that yur Tekthina (Teet.l
upon conrt in the Going esse. iog Powdeis) is in dispensable to u
_i.. H,'tl no Mingle instance has it ev<
Mr- rhos. H. Gore, our hustling proVt-d a failure. We have tried sootl
correspondent at Cross Keys, has a jnfir mdirines, and everything know
t new boarder at his bouse?it is a n, ns alJ(| women." your Teethir
m bouncing baby boy. Powders are pre-eminently a success an
Dr. Mason's Depilatory removes blessing to mothers aud children "i ou
superfluous hairs permanently from ,lu,y- elc?
any part of the body. $-1 U0 a box. UL_ .
John H. Mason JeCo., Hancock Mary- Did a Thumping Business.
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We have not rootn for the report of The Mayor's court for the past neve
the GrnmJ Jury. Th?re is no especial day* has been about as busy as the ci
tealuit however this liino everything cnit court is now. The court, hns hx
appears to be in ship s' ape and good hands full. It is now an every d>
?rder. business at the Mayor's court. Here
Messrs. G. W. Tumipseed, of Gaff- * |'f H o
r, 117 /, i , ry i Liza Minis, disorderly conduct, $5 0
ney, Geo W Oummings of Oolum <f Sji,ja|} ? k ^ ? *
bla. Baxter Wood and Mr Hoy, of Wm 0'Shields, tried by jury, di
Pucolet. Mills, are all in Union, wit- ,,rdeily conduct, not guilty
nessos In the Going case. Gharley Bobn, drunk and disorder!
4. Mr M. W. Bobo has gone to the I'd or 20 days.
ml heru markets to purchase more Earnest Beaty, disorderly conduct, 1
? ^Roods lor his rapidly increasing trade" ?rA. IT'., A , . . n.
# ^hoy.racoming iu by car load lot.- giro Lbs disorderly conduct, M
.., cjt, ,i Robert Walker, drunk and disorder
now. but he fiDds it neces>ary to keep ^duct,, foifeit. $10 00.
ord- ring. jjm Hill, drunk and disorderly co
Mox), our correspondent from Lock- duct, $5 00:
ijB liait J waciioii, reports a usBpuco 10 in Jno. Wessinger, drunk. $2 f?0.
roll hetwaan tbeieaud .lonesvillo in th- .|jm Arrow wood, dismissed,
buape oi a large and dangerom gnl'? v. Rii-ha'd Railey, drunk and disorder
M H. B. - White ami sou have made noun- (induct. $5 00.
i? movements on their dwelling home jjm Robinson, drunk and disorder
which improves its appearance and fighting, $10 00 and costMr.
Washington Young Boyd, of ^Tn Millwood, drunk, $2 /j0.
J^uretm, a grand nephew of Ool. Jno disorderly co
u ?' I1?! An. ny Rice. drunk and disorderly at
has been elected principal of U.e re-taf|l)B H,reat, $15 00.
JnnesvlH* High School, and was d-.a n N Burgeon*, drunk and die 1erl
to aee Superintendent runt regard- *-,00
aU I L.-L- a.- L_ ?
n. bc.uu. uuuks ui oe useu. w Smythe, gambling. $->.00 forfel
A very brilliant social event took nrkrrwr utpl'
placo At the elegant home of I "apt. and u ?r J***.*.
Airs. F. M Fair, complimentary to I)r.
James >1. Farr and .his bride. There The Going* Case the Attraction <
were a large number present and the the Week.
ocoasn n \vaa the event of the reason. . We
wish for this happy young couple a . t>urt^*l?.meiH3ed at 9 n clock Mn
1 jng life of happiue.sa and prosperity. , rooming, Judi(eGru. W. Gage. pi
v v J idl ft. fttAnnunhar Camptwll ai
a ill be remembered that some ^dicilor *ggWPWe at their p?sla. Th.
*onr?e m dte*t r?.ot was seized -otaa Ui'ffwWil in from the count
at the U'don Drug-Uo'a store, and and ooniddeiabl* interest baa been ma
l>r.-Jefferson Heevea was indicted foj e.iied t.h>s week on account of t
violation 01 tbo Dispensary law lr. 1 uiing's uiuider trial bnog set for tl
selling if. The caae came up befdl* <*?ek Two cases were tried Moods
thw Grand Jury thla week and fliej Gun *"<1 Cajer L?c, assault ai
?<ouini no bill and jhe case was throwi <_?tterv with intent to kit) Guilty as
"%)ht of court. This was a senseless rom lya?,uot, guilty ai to ('aj?r Lee.
charge as almost every drug stors Iti ^!?? 1"!^
th? in a?i11nrr it " ?un With iiiteut to kill, guilty,
(h i Stats la selling It. Juh|i Thoauu ^ gulUy ^ ^
.
charge* of violation of Mv? d|?ppnparv
law aud was lined $ 100 00 or thi.e
j m- nil s mi the chain fo- o'
fenee. tn a >oiat ?? $:toO<M or n e
months o ih-c' ain gang ,
I 'lhecrt.se against Ro-*n>i Meadm, assault
and natteiv with intent to kill a: <1
'cattvng concealed weapons was continued
.Nekton Miller plead guilty of violation
of dispoiisarv law And wis ?eiiienc?'d
to pay a floe ol $UHJ UU or three months
on chain gang.
i'lie CH.se against Jefferson IKves for
violation of dispensary law, no b ll.
D.?ve Anderson?arson, no bill.
The following line bills had lieen
hand?-d in up to Wednesday evening:
John Jeter, burglary and larceny;
Wade English, violation of dispensary
law; Newton Miller, violation of disl?en*aiy
law; Henry Pant and Dudley
V 'Ogle&bey, burglary and larceny; Dave
Greer and Win. Lipsey, larceny of live
stock; AdolphtisTinslev, riot; Ben SeIvy,
rlaiceny of live stock; Newton Miller,
violation of dispensary law, third case;
Jno. W. Situs, disposing of property
under lien.
|* The case against Dave Walker for
murder was taken up at 12 o'clock Tuesday
and occupied the balance of Hie day.
Was giveu to the jury at 12 o'clock
Wednesday. He is charged with the
killing of Camillus S|>cncer last September
at a negro frolic. He was dbfeuded
. by J. G Hughes and II. L Seaife. aiI
ton eys. The juty leturt.ed at 11:50 I
I with "a verdict of mistrial.
The case of Doif Tinsley and others
for tiot was tried Tuesday. Defendants
represented by Mr. J. (J. Wallace. Verdict,
not guilty.
8 In the case of John Sawyer an crder
passed ?8treating bond and judgment for
- f&IO.UO
Newton Miller was arraigned on three
counts violation of dis|>ensary law aud
keeping a pub':c nuistuca. He plead .
' not guilty, and in a few minutes recousidered
and plead guilty of the first
uuuuu. xie was immediately sentenced
3 to three months on the chain Rung at
hard lattor, such as he could perform, or
pay a tine of $1(H). |
Nirn Ellis and Willis Feas'jer, assunll 1
an<? lottery with intent to kill, defended '
i?y Mr. B. F. Townseiid. was found
juil.y and sentenced to 12 months at
liaid labor ou the chain gang or in the
iM-mteuliary
The Goi..g caae could not be reached
Wfcimsday evening on account of two
jurors being out.. Lt was agreed to take
it up Thursday morning.
The Goings Case
around which a great deal of interest
" is centered was begun yesterday.
At 10:15 the pannelling of the jury
began. Mr. Going was calm considering
his life was at stake.
F L Lawson, sworn.
J F Parker, sworn.
J I) Epps, Jr , Defendant objects
Arthur Sims, Defendant objects.
J no H Morris, State objects
S M Rice, Jr., E U, Defendant objects.
Jack Miller, sworn.
_ Geo W Going sworn on voir dier,
2nd cousin, stood aside, Judge did not
m think propar for one second cousin
to sit upon the case of another.
,j S G Bratton, Defendant objects.
s M C Denver, Defendant objects.
J E Merg, sworn.
T J H Smith, Jr., sworn.
Lawrence Burgess, Defendant ob- {
y jects. |
,r Jno W Crawford, sworn. j
4?. J ft Whitraire, sworn. J
J H Kelly, voir dier, 2nd cousin, ;
d his father and Going's grand mother
d were brother and sister. Ruled? i
within 5th degree?too close, stood
aside. s
5 J G Fossett, sworn.
Walter Sanders, stood aside helncr
h- a witness for the defense.
J W Gregory, Defendant objects,
r B W Whltlock, State objects,
i- J A Burgess, State objects.
rn W J. Humes, Sta-.e oojects.
^ B F Arthur, Defendant objects.
If* W S McLure, Defendant objects.
18 R L McNally, sworn.
J G Beutly, State objects. .
W C Bobo, sworn.
C W Miller, sworn.
Jury complete at 10:40 a. ro.
m Mr. Jno, W. Crawford instructed
r. by Judge to act. as foremrn.
id Indictment?On D<c. lb, 1900, shot
iy Jos. M. Splawn, and carrying conis
cealed weapon.
The Judge excused the jurors not
0 interested in this case until Saturday
morning as this case would in all
probability take until that time.
The solicitor asked that the jury
'' be sent to the point at which the
y. shooting occurred. Defendant's at^
torneys objected unless the whole
q court were present. Objections susly
tained and case proceeded.
The first witness called was Frank
n. Howell, colored.
Direct examination by Solicitor.
Knows Tom Going Knows Jos.
M. 8p'awn. Whs working Dec. Ill,
ly scouring in spinning room when
Splawn was shot, he was boss of spin1y
nlng room, office in tower, wns there
when shooting commenced Splawn
WHJt atunHinir hehirid m? T w*? ?hnnl
n" to brush him off Mr. Goings wan 1
. there, don't know how long he had I
1 been there, I had just walked up J
No conversation going on A desk (
and chair in office. Don't know how ,
U, large office is, something like a cup- ,
board was atrainst the wall. It was 1
at night Mill doses 6 :4'i in Decern- i
ber, shooting not long before closing i
of of mill. I was in opening room, 1
went up steps with my basket, had
n_ been sorubbing, Mr. Splawn was sit- !
p. ting at his desk. The man Going
ri(j was leaning on the desk and looked
re up at me, I turned around to get the
brush and heard a shit, turned
n- around and saw Mr. Going shoot Mr
he Splawn. I said Lord have mercy the
lis man is killing Mr. Splawn. I weDt
iy inside the big rdoin. It was in uprri
per story of mill. Splawn nor Going
t" spoke. Heard the third shot as 1
. went out of the door. Did not look
' back.
oc (Continued next week.)
LI0 OK
For us next week, we've got so;
ing things to tc
O O K
OJR STORE THIS WEEK FOR
OF HOUSE FURNISHIT
BROUGHT TO UN
This $4.50 R
^ # sold until fi
\S SPOT CA
T. E. B A I
Cotton Qinners! \ 13 Dl
I am now prepared to sharpen your l \ I
?in. 1 guarantee satisfaction or no ?v ' *?*
ouy. Be wise and have your gin in I
jood order when the cotton comes. I
Don't let your neighbor get ahead of
Kou on account of a dull gin. fnr Vniir MaphlnO
I will do your work cheaper if you lUI IUUI Ivl QUI III its
?vi 11 bring your gin to Union.
If you need any work call in and |i r f\i p
jee me or write to me. riP It 11*1(1 THT >
Give me a trial. DCIllllg IUI UlllO, VW.
Newell Smith. r mi l* \
Mention Times. 24- 0| m3Cllin6fy. \
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taw Mills and all kinds
We are on the inside,
prices. An honorable
if every piece.
iRDWARE CO.
lKE dealers,
on, s. c.
OR GROC8RY
he business of the PARLOR GROOKRY,
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ilnt V >u loose money when you git*,
fn't 10c to 12* per pound for coffee when.
f"r you can get 1 pk for $1.01) at W.
Newell Smith's Store.
W. Newell Smith..
mm* Mention TkMta