Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I: N E\ i ... . to" * . ' (3 ."A, ;: Union Cctu j|.. . . rS |ii?^ storr is-i < A ood DRESS G; . We have just received a iiiLi- in wool cheviot mi away ahead ol an\ ' ** ' handled. See our entire goods and silks ;<> match. * *.?\ h.-M .. . . v o v . . shipn ; . , . . ^ L W U Uomemher uv m r style Uonnets, Hats. L-'l < IV ~v right price. Come to see ' YW / v / i' / / t & " ' &.- ! #""v & , # U N Cj'?l C')fTi8S lO liU: ; . man oi . i \ 3 wo'-;' > o . A \ w ' c ' v r ^ ' .0, Of h- SGu wc <5ell. ^ ;,g Oar Shoe^ : U , VJ ? ^ ! \J ? V MAIN STRl-El". lion;; An Ordinance. i . ? . , 15. i. on'aii ol l>y t . A' 1? ii. .in *?: Mi- i v.: ! : by anil."' ity <?l same; T! " >" after the pa?-?ni?e ?>'. l!i u: , one lorn.(I guilty i.l ilfuli.. /j . 'j . tioualiy stii'kii'g,. j?iit -.'.a . ? I , valgai or boi I ' Post Ollioe, ')pei.i 1 Inu-< . I *' ' other put lie building of I witliir. the town of Un \ K \viH effect \ !>. I have taken tv ri . T1 \ good for constipation than nny < tlur \ B Write otir consultation ])i \ El receive free confidential ad vie \ p THACMlik MBD1C1NB Ci I, i * . -a. V G RUiVINO DAILY A j?s *5 * i ? iin i jan Ji a i A 1 i tO L/ U {J a 11i 1 So o> r?,U.o vvSm; ?>?>! AV V > . ? - :Jt;Cl ?'J?< 00 DS. W w ' \v pn co- of sic irtr_r - that are Don't fi have ever and white line of wool dres* till the l i the lowest ."RiROIDERY AND mic tjirok and l the pick c lent of lax's and embroideries t i !v nont, tin4 tails, of tl :ev* ami Trimmings of evory u< ;u <1 v< u will fiml something t ; \ & '?&> y'-" \ < *". I v ? X " X". . '. , ){, , * . ? mr/^ V fg '.V. ?S J - l<^a 1 I Tjicy Fit; ))J \ ! i. C \ dlC v M/3 ^]jxrf;]hl : X a v 111 11 'X< i '|jm ifa X ?#|\ 1 ?" ? {iX ixoiioisiicai -ok . hemselvc /; > /in a ri\ i - f - J v d \j . M 6 \i or- srvusii shohs. union, s ! < K . v . ; i .?rc! 11'. < iil'ici, anil i ; ? .;iv i . > i ' '(>!'< U." Msr,or i>r T (/Oil! cil, ' 1 .. liiit'd i ill1! SUM ot and less than out* ilollnv nor ruorft llwn (<lidlurs, i i*ii)>i i i,..t (1 i i >i, it ?!j than <hvsii; ii di-ci lion of tho Mu\i ; Ti>\vii < <-il J> f . ! 1 ratilii"! n nut . i! iisrem tli ' 1"> ii it iy <>j Ap* i, L'.tdj 4 , i aties Mac hbtii Youn i ,, , j W. i) u i n ru Mh ii , i ('!r i k t Tn'iifl. rl: -amily Wen?j|jL_ if tliotii ! *<\!il ?!< /*! wifrlt r vJ ^ 1 Sleeplessness, Rhcuma-EHLj'^F ^8 tipation, Loss of Appe-figp. > usness, Siek Headache, (s. i ;' 1 "* ' '- ; f ! [TKAGHER'S ipf ^ e-.'/i'J 3 if HOP liseases resulting from n disordered conditio! 1 4iml 1 < ihe system in perfect condition ing lieen given np' hy physicians. mil t" 1,1 _ r an 1:1., jvy-n:;?. It has done me nior lncdiciM-1 have taken in ten years. M us. M. HAVICNI'OKT, New Orleans, I,a m r'.< ' v. r .*? < yr tj- and l?r. Thiolirr'i i'ii.i (- -f I If ! < i t. i end n? 9i runt* i>r a 11..t11 Try I our llrU'tflut Klrnt. ypnitmeiit explaining your symptoms, nnc e. >MPANY, Chattanooga, Tenn. f ' 0 0 D S TTHE^s? artment Store. C witli IV e w Spring ton (nl>ri<?H. 00L GOODS and HITE GOODS. lil to soo our line of wash goods ' goods, the prettiest in the city. ,te.-t designs, largest assortment at t price. LACE. >f the second i this season. R V K B H m v :.4 town, is loaded with the latest description to suit anybody at the o interest you. 3SS Reduced Rates to Texas. Account Confederate veterans .Reunion the Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell from ull of atatiens round trip tickets to Dallas Texas at rate of one cent per mile. Following rates will apply fron Stations named. Abbeville, S. C., $20.50; Calhoun Falls, S. C., $20 20; ICIberton, Ga., $10 S3; Carlisle, S C., $21.95; Luwrenceville, Ga.. $18.45; At hens, Ga., $19.20: Clinton, S C., $21.515; Greenwood, S. C., $20.80; Chester, S. C., $22 25; Winder, Ga., $18 80; p 4 1 i'.'kets will be on sale April 18, 19 < and 20th with final limit May 2nd, with privilege of extension of returri limit to May 15th, by depositing tickets with j ?int agent at Dulllas on or before April MOth and upon payme*nt of fee of oU cnts. ' For further information relative to schedules and Bleeping car facilities, etc. apply to nearest Ticket Agent of iC So iboard Air Line Railway or to W. E. Christian, Asst. (}, P. A., Atlanta, Ca. $21 .<)5 to Dallas and Return. . The Cotton Belt Railroad whose ad / vertisen ent can 1* found in another w column is offering a one cent a mile rate f om Memphis to Dallas andiHurii. ! ) ' h nit" foi round trip from Union will he $21.05. You can get cheap rates fur i. C. >ide trips after yon gel to Dallas or you nil gel your ticket evlended to .May l.?th. For full particulars write to M. w IV Bnird, T. I' A., Atlanta, (*aM and own mention Tiirc ITvimw Tivcj I'.lll g ADVERTISED LETTERS two )? Ol ' II riiri.iiiii/in 'he Poet Office at U' ion :>,((! c. r < f r tiu, WOp^- ending April 18th, 0 1902Itaiiny, Mra Lizzie Parris, Mrs Minnie Ionian, Mr W 11 Prnitt, Mre C A Komic'v. Easter Rice, Mr P I) ?* "V air (i fi.rudf Smith. Mrs It W Mit-t - 11. Mr (? L Wi'l'imx, Mr hill ! 'i!n Moore, Mrs S E KM Per lis ? 'if'g for the aboYe VtPa i ire wJ: ;> -?.it it (wlwrtiitfd, *n i f *1 d to : *vt one cenl ' -r h?'ir <1 JH ' <" '1IJNTBR. P. M TO ARRIVE MAY 1st. ' ne r it In,at celnbra'ed Ani'd hu > firv-'T t'i? s and Hurries. We w; 1 !i o'osi f >r 1 t J ( i ii or on limn and grarant<M eveiy . r3 x 6'i n'e to sal isfy i'ha wkoi(i) ist arcock. b t ' ' WaP until our buggies a. riv??. y WANTED! . ljj m >ti to take charge of branch ofHce of Jot our wholesale busiue a in this vie nity Ka Address, at orce, wi'h r.-ference*, Em A T. Moruth, |pt 10-' t. Columbia, 6. C. I AN ORDINANCE. ? | To Raise Supplies fok the Fiscal Veau Beginning vi ay 1, 1902, kok the Town ok Union, S O. Be It. ordained by the Mayor ami Aldermen of the Town of Union, S. O., in Council assembled and by the authority of sun": That a tax to cover the expense of' said town of Union, from t.hc first day of May, 1902, to the first day of May, 190d, foe levied and collected in niiiini.'?j^)il form us follows; Sec. 1. That a tax of one (I) mill upon every dollar of the value of all real estalo, personal proporty and stock in trade is hereby levied for a Sinking Fund to redeem bonds. Sec. 2. That a tax of two and onehalf (2?) mills upon every dollar of the value of all roal estate, personal I property and stock In trade, is hereby levied to pay interest, on water works, electric lights and water iml provement bonds. Sko. 8. That a tax of six and onehalf ((>$) mills upon every dollar of the value of real estate, personal property, and stock in trade is hereby levied to meet the ordinary expenses of municipal government of said town for the fiscal year beginning the first day of May 1902. Sko. 4. That the sum of two (2) dollars be fixed as a commutation for the street or road duty, and the said sum to be paid by all able bodied male persons able to perform or cause to be performed the labor herein required, between the ag< s of eighteen (18) and fifty (50) years, wlio reside within tho corporate limits of said town, except ordained ministers and those exempt by law, and auy person liable to this tax, who shall fail to pay within the time specified, shall be required to work upon the streets of Union four days under the direction of the street overseer, and any person failing either to pay said commutation or perform said labor, shall be brought before tho Mayor's court and, upon conviction, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding ten (10) dollars or im prisoninent not exceeding twenty (20) days, either or both. Skc. 5. That, one-half of the taxes herein levied and assessed shall be duo and collected in the month of May, 1902 and the remaining half shall bo due and collected during the month of October, 1902. Skc. G. That the Town Clerk and Treasurer shall proceed to collect one-half of the taxes herein levied, and that he shall keep his hooks open from the first day of May, next, to the first day of June, 1902, for this purpose; after which time ho shall proceed by distress or otherwise, as prescribed by law, to collect such as remains unpaid with a penalty of twenty (20) per cent, and cost of collecting added. Sf.c. 7. That the town Clerk and Treasurer shall re-open his books and keep them open from the first day of October next to the first, day of November, 1902, for the purp iso of collecting the remaining half of ! the taxes herein levied, after which time he shall proceed by distress or otherwise as prescribed by law to collect such as remuins unpaid with a penalty of twenty (20) per cent, and cost of collecting added. Skc. 8. That the basis of value for taxation of real estate, personal property and stock in trade, shall he taken from assessments as levied by County Auditor in 1901 and 1902. Skc. 9. That all ordinances or part of ordinances conflicting with this Ordinance are hereby declared repealed. j J'one and ratified in Council A?- j sembled under I lie hand of the Mayor und seal of the Council this the ninth i day of A pril, 1902. Macbeth Young, Mayor, i Attest: W. J). Akthuk, 15-ttt. Clerk and Treasurer. Photogutph Notice. We have bought the studio of J. E. Squire and have fitted it up with all the latest style instruments. We cordially invite the public to call to see us. Thanking the public in advance we are yours to please. J. 11. Oitit, Photographer. Main St., Union, S. C. Successor to J. E. Squire. HANDS WANTED 11Y EXCELSIOR KNITTING MILLS, Union, S. C. 25 experiedced hoopers, 20 ' Knitters, 20 Press Poom Hands, 50 Menders, 15 Pfiirers, Folders and Boxers. We' , ive children, voting :nun. \ u <j \ I ldl( S Sited Old foll'S sell We)! I?, If f f.. .... -7.-. . ... i .1- .. - i rrrrwy I I "III t !' WM> I tl' Work mud nieer tha cotton m !' o k Apply at o' Co t(? IT. S3'. TltBA.8. and M(?K. We will send nundinK to tho homes of nil ladies in Union wno desire work and live south of Main street, and to those who live not more than a quarter of a mile north of Main street. 8-fcf WH Y NOT BE RELIEVED from iiiixietv concerning' lllnoes, when It costs io liltlo? $2.00 per yenr pays $11.00 week indemnity. Larger amounts lt? proportion. Policies incontcRtetile. Companies financially A 1. Accident Insurance. Farm disks, (Fire), iiest Company in Aoiorfea. City risks, Life, Old Lines. Call on or address W. .1. OBTZHL, Ajtt., City. At Oetvel'e Hardware Store. That we have 1 furnishing to bi Pianos, Organs Sewir Of many mali< any price ana * tlie customer. 3 a "linaKe" grai tlie cheapest m WHY From a traveling agent and pay at you will have to pay us who have said that it will cost traveling m This, of course, the buyer has tops] and save money by buying from a machines of several kinds at pop.ili in full bloom in its several departn WONDER e mainc ir vi mi iamb; uii Planning For For your comfort and spring buying, is the pri and you'll heartily agree thorough and earnest in that we have well an Spring needs. Then if economically, if its supe lluences your buying, tl tainly meet the require every possible value fea at the right time of the the pricec were lowest, you a FEAST OF I A special economy in all ping, New April valu New Ideas, New Fabric mings. W. B. Corsets made in all the new style muslins at dainty price UP-TO DATE f is taking "the day" in U the best for that is the Spring Merchandise, but will look well to the pric< is important. Our big k .Shirts, Hosiery, Bel Neckwear, Corsets, Suspenders is creati u . i.i? e r i nats, worm irum #i long as they last p Table for 75 Ce these and and you w you need a hat or n crowds and you will eager buyers flock to The McLure Mc NEXT DOOR TO ] anted! iverybody know facilities for lyers ^ and ig Machines es at almost term to suit Pianos rrom id? down to alio. BUY , least liis expenses more than no traveling expenses? It is ten $65.00 to sell a piano, ly. Now give this a though resident agent. Organs and ir prices. Everything eke nents at the STORE. E. U., Prop? our Pleasure, satisfaction in the ?.u:?. U1 llllS SlUIC, : that we have been our preparation? ticipated all your one wants to buy ;rb . values that inlis stock will cerments, for there is iture. We bought market, just when ^ and that means to BARGAINS. the Spring shopes in Dress Goods. s and New Trim- jfe j , the best corset ^Mt :s. Dainty Under- j rv t 1 * s. uur nanasome ft 1ILLINERY I nion. You'll want >1 only safe kind of the shrewd buyers 38, as well, for value )t of samples in Its, Underwear, Overall a ?nH ing a sensation. : 1.50 to $3.oo as ut on our Job 4 ntS. Look at ill buy whether ot. Watch the I see where the -vjH ircantile Co.; NSW BANK.