The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, May 16, 1902, Image 7
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HAPPENINGSr OF INTEREST ABOUT TO
PERSONAL AND OTHERWLSE.
Mrs. L. J. Hamos left Union Mon
fora week's visitto friends and relati
at Gaftney.
The Japanese marriage at Zion chu
colored, has been postponed until M
day night, May 19th.
Board of School Trustees will mee
Union Hotel next Wednosdry nigh
elect teachers for next term.
Prizes were awarded Union Gra
Schools.and tho Excelsior Knitl
Mill at tho Charleston Exposition
week.
The storm Sunday afternoon tore
the awning in front of S. M. lii
store and landed it on top of the ho
AVo acknowledge receipt of an inv
tion to the closing exercises of
famoas Clifford Seminary May 25t
28th.
During the electric storm last Sun
lightning struck one of the cross a
on a telejieono polo near tho cemel
! and set ura to it.
i
B The Bell Telephone people are
ting in two booths for long dista
| business, one nt the Union Hotel,
' other at the Gibbes House.
Add to your Bell telephone list
following new names: .No. 63, Dr.
!G. Fike's residence; 66, L. 15. Ber
resideece; 59, Jno. II. Morris' store.
Makrieo?At the homo of thegroc
uncle, David Charles, Mr. \Vm. G
iory to.Miss NolaHhubert, both of Ui
Knitting Mill. liev. Jno. G. Far:
llciating.
I The ladies of tho Episcopal cln
} will give an ice cream and strawb
if entertainment at the home of Mrs
F. Arthur on Wednesday evenig f
J> to 10 o'clock p. m.
Lightning struck a big oak tree w
in ten feet of ft house ftt Aetna mill,
child was on the front porch nearcsl
tree. The lightning took nearly
the bark from thotreo but the child
uninjured.
Dr. M. W. Culp, having resumed
liiractice of medicine, has secured r
|No. 10 on the ground floor of tho
(bank building. Dr. Gulp is a good
siciap and we bespeak for him a lil
oatronage.
A check for $2,000 was roceivcd
j-week, payment of death claim o
Manning T. .Smith in tho Knigh
Honor. He joined the order at 2F\
was in it 21 years at au annual coi
$13.70 i>er thousand.
The three mill school tax was a
for unanimously at tho Court II
last Wednesday. A resolution
passed asking the trustees to look
the advisability of establishing a
ness college here. Graded School b
lng to be used* Tuition to be pai
pupil*.
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IF, POTTED HAM,
CKEN, ETC.
OR SEND US YOUR
BE CONVINCED THAT
OF THE MOST
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Grocer.
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Loumas Williams and Ansa Walker,
colored, were married at Zion A. M. E.
church last Thursday night. It was a
swell affair. Manv white people were
IW" present. The couple went to Charleston
on a bridal tour.
The two ice cream supperg, one conducted
by the Baptists, the other by the
ladies of the Methodist church, were
day both successful, especially in a financial
ives way. The Baptists cleared $25.00 while
tho Methodists raked in something
like $35,(X). Ice cream festivals are
ircn winners.
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1 union services will be hold at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night The
J at congregations of the other churches are
1 t0 cordially invited to attend. Rev. A.
G. Wardlaw, the new prosbyterian
ded pastor, will preach. After services there
ting will be a reception in the builing at
last which addresses of welcome will be delivered
by Revs. B. G. Clifford, A. E.
_ Morris and L. M. Rice,
off
cc's Littleton, N. C. is the seat of the deuse.
servedly popular and tlourisheng Littleita
bin Female College. President Rhodes,
the assisted t>y his wife, the right woman in
h to the right place, and a very able corps of
teachers, is bringing the college into the
. very fornt line of our Southern institu(,ay
ions of learning.
It is a veritable hivo of workers and
" more nearly than any institution we have
ever known realizes Wesley's ideal
put- church: "All at work at the timo."
nee And it all goes on smoothly and creerfully
the under a wholesome, well regulated discipline,
and the halo of our holy religion
the pervades every department of work.?
\V. Rev. J. B. Morton in Pennsylvania Stanry's
dard
>m's Checks are Here.
reg- :
lion IVfr. I. F. Peake, Clerk of Court, inr
of' forms us that he has received checks
to pay the pension claims of the old
ireh soldiers. Those who have not alorry
ready received their checks will call
( at the Clerk's office and get them.
rom
tli The Order of Heptasophs.
I the ^he a^ove order was organized here
half Monday night with some twentywa8
five members. It is a fraternal insurance
society and the rates aro very
reasonable. Messrs. J. B. Sloan and
1 tho H. A. Wise, of Charlotte, have been at
oom work in Union several weeks getting up
now the organization,
phy
>eral Memorial Services June 3rd.
1 last In pursuance of an order from Gen.
f Dr. Jno B. Gordon, Commander in Chief
woi u. o pi. v., me memuera ol
? and (jjies will hold memorial services in the
st of opera house at Union, S. (J., June 3rd,
1(.K>2, at 12 o'clock m. All confederate
rotcd soldiers and the public are cordially in[ouse
vited to lie present. A memorial adwaa
dress will bo delivered by Capt. J. T.
into Douglass, after which the ladies aie rebusi
quested to decorate the graves of deuild
ceased comrades,
d by A. H. Foster. Commander,
F. M. Faiui, A'ijuc ant.
h .< ? "? 'rawai
Conntv Tax Levy.
The Auditor informs us that he i>
now making up his duplicate of the tar
assessment for Union county, and that
the ievy for this year will he for the
county of Union 1<? mills, and the levy
ior special scoooi win uc 10 mints, which
means that three mills will be added
to the 10 mills making the assessment
for the Union school district 19 mills.
Honor Roll of Graded School.
SflKlOl, NO 1
1st tirade?Vera tTiiu'.b'S. Irene Moll
?\v. Mary Ellen Cudfi Claude, P.nks,
Leroy Ki.by.
I ? fi'.d* 11 ? A-ii.vi S>r.d1 v. lt-.?iih?e
t 'in a. E-dH'e 11 nti pm i> ?. iV.du-n
Chm let*. Wad \ . I< !n-; i * : m
in >
2i.d Gr de?K ' ii ir Cideiiuc?
Rk , Mamie1 G,-ru?v.\ Eeid L.iwm?;>,
Lani-dcy Whi*-en:>'r Ambrose lli?;hes
3rd Grade?Beolnh Aiuian
4th Grad*? Myra Young, End Sexton,
Edith Smith, Emma It sljfcr, Willie
Morii , Kelly laiddbetter, Lena Leo,
J. 1). Arthur.
5thGiade?Dudly Heavy Boyd Fowler,
Aihert Oliphant, Sheppard Nicholson.
Jue Rodger. Harold Smith. Hunter
Young
Odi Giade Anna Belle Gibbs, Wallace
f Jibbi.
7ihGra?lr.?Maunie Wtburn, Kathleen
Brivgs, Sam Dunlnp:
8'JiG-ade?Pearl Bai ev, Eioise Foster.
Bes-sie Gallman, Hclle Gregory,
Smith Hnnphrles May Oldham, May
Robeitson, (Carrie Smith, Lillian Williams:
SPIIOOL no 2
1st Grade?Eva Ilart, Addie Oolsom,
Paul Avrowood. Lee Hiks Alstou
Woods, Earnest. Hnvt. Ilerbet Brandon,
Canny Thomson, Eva Connor, Porter
Owens. Nida High, Annie Johnson
2nd Grade?Etta Painter, Alidette
vmith, Josic 11 i??li, Eva Fowler, Addie
M Kodger.s, Lizzie Gregory, Carrie
Lawson, Bessie Parker, Nelly Thomson,
Walling Price, Robert Colson, Dewoll
Parker:3rd
Grade?Jennie Hiks, Nina Aughtry,
Emma High, Nellie Coleman, Bessie
Brown, 1.Viilie 1 lames, Frank Alford.
4th Grade?Baxter Fowler, Charlie
Malay.
MONARCH SCHOOL.
1st Grade.?lloy Johnson. Ada Timmotis,
Lalian Long, Audry Wood, Lillie
B Pnckett.
2nd Grade.?Hope Bailey, Pauline
Belue, Judson Long.
3rd Grade.?Mamie Long. Clara IIolcorab.
EXCELSIOR SCHOOL.
1st Grade?Wilson imvis, Aniuur
Scott, Luther Bishop, I^emmie Petty.
2nd Grade.?Susio Lee, Bettie Jolly.
3rd Grade.?Fannie Lake, Lula Bishop.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
?OF THE?
MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'S
NATIONAL BANK
OP UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA,
At Union, in the State of South Carolina
at the close of business, April
30th, 1902.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $170,821 88
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 7,141 !<ii
U. S. Itonds to secure circulation.. 15,000 00
Hanking-house, furniture and
fixtures 11,043 CD
Other real estate owned 974 25
Due from National Hanks (not lieserve
AKcnts) 2,988 14
rtnn from nnnroved reserve aircnts 874 87
Chocks and other cash items 392 iki
Notes of other National Hanks.... 878 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 274 47
Specie 13,228,35
Legal tender notes 3,000 00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Trcas'r (5 percent circulation).... 750 00
Total $227,108 20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 00,000 00
Surplus fund 31,218 84
Undivided protlts, less expenses
and taxes pnid 7.829 49
Nutional bank notes outstanding 15,000 0(1
Due to other National Hanks 9,443 17
Due to approved reserve agents 075 82
Individual deposits subject to
check 89,500 94
Notes and bills rediscountod 13,500 00
Total $227,168 26
8tate of South Carolina, I
Couny of Union. f
I, F. M. Farr, president of tho abovo
named bank, do solemnly swear t hat the abovo
statement is truo to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
F. M. Fakr, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
8th day of May, 1002.
W. W. Hughes, Notary Public.
Cohukct?Attest :
a. ii. Foster. )
John a. Fant, V Directors,
T. C. Duncan, )
Election Notice.
Ik> it ordained and ordered by the
Town Council of Union, S. C. and bj
the authority of the same:
That an election be held at the Coin !
House in the Town of Union, 8, C. or
Tuesday June, 3rd 1902, for Mayor,
four Alderman, and one Commissionei
of Pulic WoiKm
That W. L. lA'inaster, J. C. Giblis
and W. It. McCormiek are hereby ap~
-* ' -j c.ia
JHMIIl/eU Illitimyi ? Hi mini ciuui'iuii,
That (he term of >fflce of Mayor and
Alderman is for two years, and Public
Works Commissioner flix years.
That the polls for said election shall
open at nine o'clock A. M. and clase at
six o'clock P. M. on said election day.
That none but duly registered and
qualified electors shall be eligible to vote
in said election.
Done and ratified in Council assembled
this the 9th day of April, A.D. 1902.
Maobkth Youno, Mayor.
Attest:
W. IT. Arthur,
19>3t, Clerk and Treasurer.
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But the unsatisfaet
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Special Advertisements
Notices will bo inserted in this column at .
the rate of 25 words or less for 25c one issue, I
four issues for 75c. Additional lines over
twenty five words5c a line. ^
WATCH REPAIRING AN1) ALL
other woik in ; Le jewelry line executed
with neatness and dispatch. Full
line of watches and jewelry.
i F. G. Thefzku, the Jeweler.
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WANTED?HICKORY. DOGwood
and Persimmon Logs.
Southern Hardwood Co ,Charleston,S-G.
47-4ui.
AFI'LL LINE OF KING Q UA1TY
slioes and all the latest in shirtwaists,
belts and suspenders just received
at J. COHEN'S.
THTAVE YOU Tit I El) A package
! v..- D..1>o If 5..of *1
Ul uui iiitna trrt ; iu in jiiov oiuiply
delicious for ice teas. Young, the
Grocer. It
For rent?four nice rooms
in t.ho National Bank Building in
| mar of Union Drug (Jo. Also one elegant
fiont room looking oil Main street
over post office. Apply to Oapt. J?. M.
Farr or at this office, 20-tf
Garden plants?oabbage, N
Tomato and Pepper, several gtoel
varieties of each at greatly reduced
prices after Monday, the 19th,. to clear
off my beds. s. M. Rice, Jr , e. u. It
Have you tried a can of
our Monarch Peeled Apricots and -
Lemon Cling Peaches. They are simply 2
delicious for desert. Young, the grocer.
A FEW MORF/ customers can bo Xsupplied
with the Finest Creamery J
Butter, and with Jersey Milk deliv
ered at their doors. Phone 14. ?
18-4t Hillcrest Dairy. *
? w.o. pikeTmTd.T-0 5
PHY8ICIAN AND SUKORON. *
> Office J. H. MQrris' store on *
r Factory Hill. Leave oalls at X
Duke's drug store during day.
; Both phones. 19-4t p.
i () 5
r A Shield of Defense.
Against oompetlon is the reputation \
' that "Clifton" flour has gained bv its
puriety and high quality. It has fought
I its way to the front by sheer merit and
. it challenges any and all other flours to
dislodge it from its well earned posiI
tion.
; Made in a modern mill, newely femodeled
on special plans of the most
\ advanced type; milled with the utmost
j care and scientific skill from carefully J
seleoted wheat, "Clifton" flour is now X
I surpassing even Its own former stand
ards. Its popularity, its hold on trade ?
ih)iii nit* iiiviini iav iiiti coiisiuiirr, ^rows J
greater (lay by day. 2
What this means to us, it means also
to all who use or handle "Clifton." I>o J
you use or handle it? Can you afford *|a
not to? 2
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now showr
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bles for nooks a!
eye. This furni
irable.
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riental S.ug tc
i of. Watch 01
y days.
B A I
If You Are I
Sewing
See What We H
1-t. The Wheeler ct Wi!
Sewing Machine in
2nd. The New Home, t
Shuttle Machines.
3rd. The New Howe. an
all the latest improv
4th. The Southland, nan
world, therefore the
made.
5th. A. collection of New
Prlnn .....1 -J-l ~
M. 1 .-lUllI LIIU s;
6th. Is a beautiful Five
better than any Che
tor only $16-50 casl
7th. A collection of old I
eedlea, Oil, Bands and all I
c. Give me a trial.
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nterested in a
riachine
ave to Offer You.
son No. D, the best all arouad
the world.
he acknowledged Leader of all
old standard make, which has
ements
led for the garden spot of the
} best medium priced machine
Machines bought at a Bargain
a me way.
Drawer, Drop Head Machine,
ap John Machine on the market
1.
Machines going at from $2 np.
sewing Machine supplies kept in
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ASSETS $00,000,000.00 S
Life Insurance Elsa
3t Better Policies in the#
10 to 20 per cent.E
>arison below: E
Equitable J
and |
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