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Local Schedule for Passengei
TRAINS FROM OOLUMB1
Arrive 9:15 a. m. Depart 9
" 1:54 p.m. " 2
TRAINS FROM SPARTAN^!
Arrive 11:87 a. m. Depart 11
"m 7:15 p.m. " 7
Close connections at Spartanl
trains fnr Atlanta ami fihar'
intermediate stations, and at
for Charleston, Savannah, Ja
and points south. Through
. Asheville, etc.
Trains 13 and 14 carry throi
ers betweeu Charleston and !
and Nos. 9 and 10 carry throu
ers between Jacksonville and C
SEAHOARD SC'HKDUL
No. 27?South bound passeng<
at Carlisle at
No. 31?Arrives }it Carlisle at 1
No. 38?North bound paSsenp
I at Carlisle
No. 34?Arrives at Carlisle
Local News >
Put Together For Ready
Gathered Here and Thei
Strolling Around Ton
^ Mr. Oliver Konx had the ne
pf his house, recently built, bit
last Sunday.
There was considerable hi
Storm of last Sunday, ;ils,o a
bail on Saturday.
Dr. J. G. Going is buildin
tion to the lear of his oflict
Union Hotel.
The atofin Saturday blew
^bow tent and upata. Hathei
build they packed up aud left i
(town.
Union will soon pain the':
pow held by Fort Worth, Te
windy city if we have many i
6r? # storms.
Mej. J. A. Fant will buii
house *t Monarch to be rea
neKtacbonl term. Mr. Nicl
probably rebuild,
ifcjfw Edith Phillips stopp
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uays lasv "< *< ? ?
Sallie Morgan on Chureh b
her return home hroib CJonven
Mr. 8. C. Gregory was an
toy the big storm. Tlio shop
house were blown down whi
of bis house was torn loose a
out of shape.
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f Trains. 'P'ie house on knitting mill hill,
also the house where the three ladin
A were recently kill, which were being rebuilt
were both blown down again bj
:15 a. m Sunday's wind storm.
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jrq. Mr. W. E. Alman is building 8
117 a m commodious ware room and offict
;;Rr ' uear Mr. Jake Rico's mill, where h<
* p* ' will open up a lurader yard. The
ourg with yard on Bachelor street being found
lotte and inadequate for his growing business
Columbia
cksonville If you want a clean, smoothe, velvet
trains for sliave try Mulvihill. His razors an
, , sharp and his towels are clean. Hi
ugh sleep- r , ? . . .
St Louis razor never hang or pull but glides
igli sleep- over your face like the touch of th<
incinnati. gentle zephyr,
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The write up of the Press Associatioi
*r arrives
2 a m. meeting at Georgetown was crowdei
0:25 a. m. out last week and we regret to have t<
;er arrives cu$ it in sections but are forced to or
r A m a?G?unt of the space taken up by thi
m' Treasurer'* report.
T a. Mr. Lee Wash Floyd was in Unioi
?|OteS Wednesday arranging for putting up tki
n*W i>oles for his telephone system. The
Rpfpirncp ,l0,w ftre now Soine of t,1(
poles are very larg? ones. The servict
is to be greatly improved.
rn \Afhilo
w Mr. LI. F. Bates, formerly of Union
Vn. but now of Albany, Ga., who after grad
uating in the business college at that placi
w portion accepted a position in a wholesale estab
Jffn away Usbment, has just been appointed cauhie
of one of the leading hanks at Albany,
iil in the Union boys usually get there, Eli
shower of Mr. A. Jeter Butler, who has beei
taking a three year's law course in tlx
i nidi- Georgetown SpljQol at Washington
'K an ' . has recently graduated and received hit
; near the .. , TT . , . .
(linlonia lift 1ft hnm? A mi in unH nnn
templates hanging out his shingle ii
down the Union.
r than re- _ , , . , ? ?
Union had a show on the Rawls In
or anoiuer t I
last b riday uigbt. ft wjis a very gcxx
show and the pricp was pniy 1m cents
reputation The sword-swallowing act and thi
xa?, as the trapeze performance were very good
more wind Mr. Wright ran a 22 inch blade dowi
his throat. It was no fake.
(1 a school There seems to be conslderabh
dy for the anxiety regarding the police ques
rolson will tion, many are on the anxious bene!
and many others are nursing pleas
ant anticipations of the time whei
?<1 ;i few they will don the blue uniform. Th<
lend Miss election of the police of the town hai
treel m>on not yet taicep place, and may not fo
je College, some little time. The police inattei
, is a very important one and the se
other loser jectjon Qf these officers should not bi
and an out hastily. The very best mer
le one part that can be secured should bo ap
nd twisted pointed, irrespective Qf politics o
factions.
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Now Candidates.
The following new candidates have
announced since last issue: E. C. Howze
for County Supervisor, W. F. Bol>o for
County Commissioner, II. 13. Hetsill for
County Treasurer, M. Kennett for
County Commissioner. Keep yonr eye
on the announcement column.
Winthrop College.
We are in receipt of the program of
the closing exercises of Winthrop College
at ltock Hill. Tt is gotten up in an
artistic manner and has a soft, buckskin
cover. it is a very haudscme ptograin.
Prof. D. li. Johnson, president, has a
line institution for >ouug ladies. There
aio urn ly-iuiee giuuuaies mis year, i lie
exercises will begin June 15th and continue
to and including June lStli.
Sunday School Convention.
The next session of the Union county
Baptist Sunday School Convention will
meet with the Beulah Baptist. Church
beginning Friday before the 5th Sunday
in June.
It is very necessary that Sunday schools
send a full representation as it will l?e
an important meeting. The program
will be anuouncd. Beulah extends a i
cordial invitation.
10. W. Iktkk, Secy.
All Classes can get it.
The grocers who are handling ''Clifton"
tlour are the oats who h.ve the
hmt . .1 ... iLil.lC
uc.^1- tmuc tiuu uiciitr^i* ??ii n v^iilton"
is a Hour of quality. and po?s into
the homes of peopie who w a at the Lest,
the market afford*, and this appiles iti
this free country to all from the lowest
to the highest station. Xo sumptuarry
law can prevent the humblest American
citizen from buying the purest and bast
Hour, and eveiy housekeeper knows she
gets the purest and best when she buys
"Clifton".
Bransford Mills.
Owensboro, Xy.
Ma rks?Marks.
Mr. H. W. Marks, of Union, and Miss
Janie Laura Marks, of Spartanburg,
were happily and quietly married at
Cherokee Springs last Sunday afternoon.
The bride is a charming young lady and
truly the groom ia to be congratulated on
winning so fair a bride.
Mr. Marks is a special agent of the |
Virginia Life Insurance Company and a
man of sterling qualities. He has worked
up an enormous business here and now
has three sub-agents. An inspector on
a recent visit here said "Mr. M uksiaihe
greatest bustler iu our employ."
A Serious Affair.
On last Saturday night a telephone
message was received from Buffalo saying
that a man by the name of Patterson
had unmercifully beat his wife and it
was later reported that he had killed her.
A warrant was sworn out for his arrest
and Deputies Walter Sanders and W. II.
Couch were sent out in a carriage by
Sheriff Sanders to make the arrest. Arriving
at the house they were told thry
could not come in. They said they had
5 a warrant for Patterson and were going
to arrest him. They went in and the
1 row began. The olllcers say the women
took part and fought and resisted while
Patterson attempted to run. He was
i caught by Mr. Couch as he attempted to
j leave the house and he submitted quietly,
j In the meantime Mr Walter Sanders
, had kis hands full in one of the rooms of
[ the house, and chairs and furniture were
being knocked around promiscuously.
Mr. Couch went back with his man and
t entered the room to assist Mr. Sanders.
a As he did so he saw a man reach over
the heads of the women and .point a
3 pistol at Sanders, being in reach he
3 knocked the man's hand up and the
i pistol exploded sending the-ball into the
wall iust above Mr. Sander's head. It
was a very narrow escape. The lights
1 were then put Out. Just as they went
I out a small brother of Patterson threw a
rock ami struck Mr. Sanders on the
head, lioth officers kept per feet ly cool
1 and linally got their man out. Immedib
ately after the lights went out several
shots were fired but no one was hit.
After the officers got their man out and
i wliile taking him to tlie carriage several
a other pistol shots were ilred in the yard
, or nearby. Besides Patterson there were
in the house a uaan, a hoy and seven
5 women. George Lee came into the
i house dming the melee Saturday night
and assisted in making the arrest atfcl got
his hand considerably chewed up
? by one of the women. The whole house
hold have no doubt gotten themselves
3 in a iierious B?ru|?ew by resisting the
olllcers. The l?oy is the one who throw
the rock and the man is the one who
r tried to shoot Sanders. llis name is
Riley Williams, llis name was ascertained
from Patterson under the threat
that his whole household would be ari
rested if he did not tell. Deputy Clarence
b Sanders went for and arrested him,
although he said he would die before lie
' would go to jail. Arriving at'the jail
3 he jumped oijl of the buggy Ant] with an
- open knife in his hand ho made a stbp or
i two towards Mr. Sanders who instantly
covered him with a pistol and told him
if he moved another step he would kill
t him This brought him to his senses
j and about this time Sheriff Sanders and
another son came up and took him into
' jail 'where tie will iikeiy await next Verm
9 of couit or give a good bond,
i Winthrop College Scholarship and
lintranoo Ii-V/iininatinna.
9 The examinations for the award of
- vacant scholarships in Winthrop .College
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1 in ui km mo "i ui lirn,,sv;iiioiiw
. will bs lield at (tie county (Jortrt Home
j on Fiiday, Jul> 11th, at 9 a. In.
0 Applicants uiust not b? It*?1 than lif8
teen years of age.
_ When scholarships are vacated aftn
July 11th they will be awarded to those
r making the highest average at this examination.
p The next session will open Septembei
1 17, 1902.
For further information and a oatar
logue address Pres. D. B. Johnson,
Bocjf Hill, 8. C. 22-71-.
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Sacred cows of ten delile Indian tern- 1 ^
pies, but worse yet is a body that's polluted
by constipation. Don't permit it. 1
Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New
Life Pills and avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers, active bowels,
good appetite. Duly 2oc at F. C. Duke's
drug store.
Court Week.
Court convened Monday morning,
Judge It. C. Watts presiding. .Solicitor
Segse and Stenographer Motte were in
their places, but the witnesses and jurors
were not very much in evidence. It
seems to have lreen the geneial impression
that court would convene the third
instead of the second Monday in June
mal many witnesses failed to answer.
The Judge became somewhat vexed at
the failure of witnesses to respond and
was not at all pleased with the way
the business was hanging tire as a consequence.
Only one ease came un. that
of JSrnest Ueachum for stealing a cow
from Josey Herndoi), both colored.- lie
plead guilty and the .Judge immediately
sentenced him to pay a line of one dollar
and to serve a term of one year in the
penitentiary. lie then adjourned court
till three o'clock, stating that if the witnesses
did not answer they not would not
get any pay and if that did not do he
would have them arrested aud put in jail.
There is one murder case on the
docket, David Thomas, colored, for killing
a negro on Mr. tiilliam Jeter's place.
This case was carried over froni the last Tl /I
term. The criminal docket is light at JyJ
this session. In many eates no bills
were found
The following cases have been tried: j
Walter Johnson, house breaking aud
larceny, sealed sentence. C
William Bird, violation of dispensary
law. Plead fipuiltv. seni?nr?A Si<rrr nr :tn 1 / ?.> .
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days on chain pang.
Walter .Jeter, burglary ami larceny:
guilty on second count, lined $100 or :i0 . ,
days on the gang. II is mother at one? |1|V(.\
l>aid Uio .ino. J'.'
The civil docked will he takpn up . ''
next, wok. There are several interestpig
cases to come up.
Yirulcnt Cancer Cured. . ~
Startling proof of a wonderful advance '
in medicine is given by druggist, (t. W '.**
' Roberts of Elizabeth, W. Va.' An old - wiit<
man there had lot g suflered with wh'it burg
good doctols pronounced incurable' nV)nl
cancer.' They believed his vase hopeless' 1 lay
till'he used Electric hitler^ and applied ,,!(,1i1
Hucklen's Arnica Salve, which treatment
completely cuqed him When Electric
Hitters are. used to exipel bilious,' kidney .,NV|:ls
1 and microb poisions at the' same time ^'irt
tills salvo exerts its maJhclgss healing, cure
blood diseases, skin eruptiofis, ulcer's and ^n,f
sores vanish. Hitters 50c. Salve 26c at ^*ual
F. C. Duke. bottl
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We challenge anybody to
anything better in the a
Pickles than our
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And if you can't eat then
they don't give you an app<
had better go and consult t
Come and see them anc
them ov just send us you
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llvil Engineer, Surveyor
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Ally., Union, S. C. biological
ilroad. Water l'ower, Sewerage, 10,000 voli
etc. Ksti mutes, plats, plana, pro- of Natura
m all kinds of earth work, masonry, Elective e<
work, city work, ditches, terraces, grees of It
graphical surveying, grade lines es- with furn
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overy for consumption, used it and Septerrihoi
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pod chemical, physical and
laboratories; Library of
lmos; the (inest. Museum
1 History in the South,
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A., B. K. and M. A. Board
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Union comity, the holder
lir.Ved by t he Probate Judge
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for Scholarship student?
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permitted to compete for
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ear. Next session begin*
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Randolph,
President.
hui, Piesident <>f the Hoard
Appraisers at New York has
take effect Aug. 1st.
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