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This is Your Chance.
An experienced cutter from the
Globe Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati,
the acknowledged leaders in their
line will be with L. X. McXeace,
Union, S. C., Saturday and Monday,
Aug. 2nd and 1th. Every good
dresser should take advantage of this
opportunity and see the exclusive
noveltives in autumn and winter
fabrics shown only by this concern. |
High grade tailoring at prices to
please all.
A Coon Hunt.
The boys around Bogansville had
an exciting coon hunt last week.
Ashley Kelley, Jack McKissick, John
Little, Boyd Leo and others with
about 18 hounds went on a coon hunt
twice last week on tho Forest, near
Gist's bridge. They soon got a coon i
started on both occasions and after '
exciting races they were captured. I
One of the coons took a tree then
jumpped into deep water, the boys
went in pell mell with the dogs after
him, and after a fierce battle secured
the coon, boys, dogs and coon had to
swim. The hounds kept up such
a terrible din that Capt. D. C. Gist
was aroused from the land of dreams,
Being'an old hunter himself he know
a hot race was up and wont out in
his orchard and listened to the music
of the hounds until the battle was
won. We were shown a front foot of
one of the coons by Mr. Boyd Lee, it
looked as if its owner hud been un
old veteran of the forest, the foot
was a large one and its claws were
long and sharp.
W*st Spring News Notes.
Crops are beginning to need rain,
especially old corn. Cotton of late planting
can stand it pretty well for a while
vet- but a ornnri rain ur/ml/1
? ..c.p cvr.jr-l
thing very much. ?
The clouds of cadness and sorrow '
continue to, roll upon us. This time
it is in the death of Mr. William Smith
wtyp ho last Saturday at his honve
9?;ar Bogansville after a cheat ilhiecf-i.
Mr. Smith was a kind neighbor and a
good citi/en ami will l>e greatly inis.^ d J
lie leaves a wife and six children, four
brothers and two sisters to rnorm^ his
death.
Mr. II. II. Bobinson has charge of
tibe chain gang and is doing some good
work in this township.
I was at the campaign meet b ig in
Union. After Mr. O. B. Martin closed his
speech, and the crowd had Unish'd
cheering him, the horses 'even jorincd in
tuad nickered as if they endorsed hh
sentiment. Our jeople will aoon lw
through laying by tiieir crofie. then
pionice, protracted meetings dial social
gatherings will be the order of the day.
|The alrove was was written for last,
week's issue, since then a good shower
has fallen.?Ed. J
J. M. WlllTJCliKAD*
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I The County Campaign.
The itinerary of the County Campaign
! wa* arranged by t he County Democrat! *
i Executive Committee at their meeting
J hurt Saturday as follows:
Santue, August 19.
Carlisle, " 14.
Black Hook, church 11 15.
Cross Keys, 41 lt'?.
! West Springs, 44 IS).
' (tibbes, 44 20.
Buffalo Mills, at night, 44 20.
.Tonesville, 44 21.
Kelt on, 44 22.
Adamsburg, 44 23.
J.ockbart, at night, 44 23.
Union, 44 25.
Union Cotton Mill'a, at night, 41 25.
Each candidate is assessed $5.00 for
expenses.
The managers of election were appointed
as follows.
Union Box?W. L. Culp, A.S. Whitcer
and G. C. Greer.
Buffalo Box?W. L. Mclvissicft, Waddy
Johnson and J. H. Riley.
Monarch Mill Box?C. L. Hyder, D,
P. Lowe and Cliarner riims.
Kelton Box?H. S.. Porter, T. E.
Kelly and It. N. Gallmau
Jonesville?Win. II. Harris, V. B.
() Shields and W. B. Fowler.
Santnc?S. J. Dav'is, J. M. Jeter Jr.
and J. McJ Fant.
Carlisle?P. II. Jeter, W. L. Iledgepetb
and J. II. Vlennning.
Black ltocU- ?J. W. Wilson, Green J.
Lee and W. J. Aughtry.
*'roes Keys?A. J. Estes, Jesse Whitmire
and Af . W. Bailey.
West Sg rings?I.. F, Stanford, Arthur
Hyatt ait' i s. It Gregory.
Coleni'm ?Levi Lawsori, John Sumner
and Wr Harrison.
Cihb es--Henry Smith, Victor Lawson
ar ,d James Smith.
At1 iiinshurg?J. I). Hanoock. F. M.
Ad/ ms and Watt Fowler-.
1 iockhait?J. V. Askew, Thos. Garw
i and Jo-, pli Meggs.
$ IOO. WORTH $100.
| SCHOLARSHIP
Ii\OR each Oongrcasioal (listriot in
South Carolina, and two for the
state (it large in KING'S MOUNTA1K
MI LI U Alt Y ACADEMY, Yorkville. S.
('. These Scholarship*) will be awarded
by our Representatives and Senators,
strictly upon merit in the same manner
as the award of scholarships to West
Point.
For full information address your
Representative, or one of gur Senators,
or W. O. STEPHENSON, Supt.,
27.4t Xorktille S. C.
F'GRMAN UNIVERSITY,
GREENVILLE, S. C.,
Will begin the next, session on Wednesday,
September 17t.h, IP02. Lor at km
convenient and healthful CJnursps of
stu< Iy elective or leading to II, A. or M
A. < legrees Full cmp* of instructors
ant* ample ureas aeeomnooriat ions' For
othe r information apply to the i?" res 'dent,
A P. Montaovb, L. L i'K
2$ -Stp,
Ill
OR OUR j
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loes
y Goods
O to SO per cent.
WANT AT
SES.
QnaaIaI A (IuawISaamianIm
wpcwiai HUV VIII96III6II19
l Noticed will *>n inserted in this column at
the rate of ? words or loss for 25c one issae, '
" four If men for 7(U. Additional lines orer
twtnty-ftv# wo??6 8c * line.
The hound of the baskervilles,
Conun Doyles latest and
best story, commeuces in next Sunday's
New York Journal. On sale at
H. f. Scaife'b.
Dwelling to rent?g room
on South street?convenient to Main.
Apply to L. G. Young. 23-tf
WATCII REPAIRING AND ALL
other work in the jewelry line executed
with neatness and dispatch. Full
line of watches and jewelry.
F. G: Trekser, the Jeweler.
WANTED?TO BUY FOR CASH
a few eheag building lots inside
of cEy limits. Bailey Lumber A Mfg.
Ce. 27-tf
WE WJLL SEND THE VALUE
of one dollar and ten cents ($1.10)
in booklet, containing twenty-seven pen
and iak photo-reduced sketches of Washin
gton's life by mail for ten cents (cash
or stamps.) Queen Victoria knighted
Sir John Tennial for similar artistic
wo/k iu London. (Your editor has a
sample of this ) Nutshell. Publishino
Co., 1050 Third Ave., N. Y. 20-8t
WANTED?5 YOUNG MEN
from Union county at once to
prepare for positions in the Government
Service?Railway Mail Clerks,
Lettiw Carriers, Custom House and
Departmental Clerks, etc. Apply to
Inter-State Coires. Inst. Cedar
Rapifle, la. . 80-4t.
WANTED?A GOOD, SOBER,
industrious and reliable man to
take charge of a branch house in
Union. References required. Address
Yarbrough A Bellinger,
80-?tp Charlotte, N. C.
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WASH EE?WASH EE.
The "UNEEDA" LAUNDRY has
been finished and is equipped with
I the most up-to-date machinery. I
, ?m now ready to do your laundry
work in a strictly first class manner.
' Satisfaction guaranteed. Will call
for and deliver. Give me a trial.
Experienced man in charge.
JACOB RICE, Proprietor.
"UNEEDA LAUNDRY."
81-8m.
Campaign Days.
II The Senatorial meeting will be
i held in Union on Tuesday, Aug. 12th.
The Congressional meeting will be
flrold in Union on the night of July"1
i 28th at 7:80 o'clock.
Get an Enrollment Book.
Clerk of Court I. If. l'eake has the
township enrollment books as announced
in'J iik Times two weeks ago; He
urges all the township emollment* committees
who have not done so to come
and get them so the enrollment of veterans
may com mere* at co in all the
townships. In tais ma1 ier mo ?aiB?s
of ? very veteran in the i uutv < :\u u" on l
vooid in the clerk o; eoun's < dice.
Don't delay the matter, t lmporta*!.
Golden Webbing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLure celebrated
their golden veddlng in a
quiet way at their home in Union
Sunday. Only members of family
were present. Among them were
Mr. P. W. McLure. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander, of Chester. Fifty years
of married life is an unusual record.
The event was a happy occasion to
those present and we wish this couple
manv hannv retiima r?f *V>o i~
? ? ?? ..vuu.ug
anniversary.
The Charter Granted.
A charter has been granted the Home
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Union. Messrs. D II. Wallace, W. C.
Nelson and Dr. Crown Torrence are the
promoters. They will have headquarters
in Union and have the State as a territory.
The plan is a unique one and
will no doubt prove attractive to those
seeking cheap insurance. The members
are required to pay an a&sessment of $1
upon the death of each member and 15
or 20 cents for exijenses. It is thriving
in North Carolina.4
Down With Whiskey and Pistols.
Editor Times: ?I must congratu- '
late you on the improvement of your
paper. It has never seen a better
day in my knowledge. Only one
fault, the print is often too dim. I
am glad you have the courage to
take a stand against the pistol carrying
habit, and I hope to see you take
a stand against whiskey too. There
Is no telling the good you may do the'
boys of Union by strong words against
the dreadful sin of drunkenness.
Suscess to you.
(Mrs.) R, M. Lee.
Sedalia, S. C.
Clarence Sexfn Goes to Sumter,
Mr. Clarence D. Sexton has accepted
a position with a clothing
firm at Sumter, S. O., and will go at
once to his new duties. He has been
chief clerk in the clothing store of
Mr. J. Cohen, of Union, and by his
close application to his business and
polite and courteous attention to customers
has built himself up an enviable
reputation as a clothing salesman.
He is a bright young business
man. We are sorry to lose him from,
Union. However, we wish him much
success and hope he will be a winning
card for his new employer.
JL'O Moxy.
We wish to say to our friend and
correspondent, Mexy, that w? have
no recollection of tcociviag hi*
atunieattoa two weeks ago. 1% necessarily
often happens that a etrvc*
spondens's letter is crowded out lor
lack of space, and most of them understand
this. We, howerer, almost
invariably manage to get it in the
next issue, very often rearranging it
to fit. . Your letters are very good
and we have no idea of losing you
from our list. For istance there are
at least six communications this
week that it is impossible to get in,
but we know our correspondents can
appreciate the situation and are not
going to fly off the handle about It.
Keep a cool head and keep on driving
Moxy, we're with you.
Summons for Relief.
(COMPLAINT NOT SERVED.)
State of South Carolina, 1 Court of ComCounty
of Union. J mon Pleas.
Medora Garner as executrix of the
will of J, T. Garner, deceased, plaintiff,
against
M. Ij. Garner, F. II. Garner as administrator
of the estate of J. E. Garner,
deceased, and in his own right, Blanche
Garner, Paul B. Garner, Maud Garner,
Clark Garner, Marie Garner, Maurice
Garner, Schumpert Garner, Elizabeth
Garner, the Merchants So Planter's
National Bank of Union, town of Union,
B. F. Eoster, Mrs. Cleramie Foster, G.
W. Garner, Jr., A. O. Garner, I. T.
Garner and Eliza A. Garner, defendants.
To the defendant, I. T. Garner:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this
action which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for
said county and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office, room 12 Foster
Building, at Unton, S. C., within twenty
days after the service hereof; exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the cnmnlaiat. within !?? I
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief deiDuudt'd
in the complaint.
Dated May 19th, A. D. 1902.
J. Clough Wallace,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To the defendants G. W. Garner aad
I. T. Garner, take notice:
That the complaint in the above stated
case was filed on the 19th day of May,
1902, at noon, in the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for Union
county in the State of South Carolina.
J. Clouou Wallace,
26 Ot. Plaintiff's Attorney.
MHKOu*
Afworrrolloblo. I?4lw,uk DranlH
>,<( CISSf ibT fnicnr.sTiii'K enoi.hTh
uhb ?o4 a?M boiu. ?r?i.i
T-v ?T'tUH wlih b!u? ribbon Tab* othrr. Krfu.r,
W 4% TtVj Daifcnu RiWtltatlni wi lalla|
/ ~ (If llono. Boy or yoor Drug*!* or read 4c. la
I .of Fartlealara, Ta?H?aat?U
If 0 >94 ''Htlltf hrUtliM,"li l<N?r,ki n.
WAN'
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to kQ(
That we have
furnishing to 1
Pianos, Organ
Sew
Of many ma]
any price anc
tlie customer,
a "Knatoe" gre
tli? olieapest x
WHY
From a traveling agent and paj
you will have to pay us who ha
:j ii A , *ii . . ?
s?iu mat it win cost traveling
This, of course, "the buyer has to
and save money by buying frti
machines of several kinds at po]
in full bloom in its several daps
WONDEI
S. M. RICE, J
SEMI-AN N1
During the month jj
clean out the balance <Jr
rediculously low prices i
temptation of buying^ ,
judgment to carry over
move them. Our trade
past season than ever be
business, but we don't re
to make every season si
IF YOUJWANT?.
DRESS GOG
NERY, SHO
HATS, CLQ*
Ours is the store that yc
nave decided t? discc
glassware department a
dry goods, so we will ?f
these lin^s.
Y ours for li
McLure Me
NEXT DOOR T
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina, I
County of Unloa. {
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate
Judge.
Whereas. Wm. A. Smith has made
suit to me to grant him Letters ef
Administration on tho estate and effects
of William Smith, deceased.
The^e are, therefore, to cite and
fldmnnluh *
r... mi una singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
William Kinith. deceased, that they
be and appear I < fore ine, in th?
Court of Probate, to be held at Union
C. H., South Carolina, on the l(Vth
day of August, next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the foae-|
noon, to ahow cause, if any theyj
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seat this
29th day of July, Anno Domini, 1962.
Jason M. Grkf.r,
Probate Judge, j
Pulishbed on the 1st day of August, I
1902,,in The Union Times. 81-2t. i
GET SH AVED!
You can get scraped at any old place I
but when you want to get shaved go te I
MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOPJ
The most artistic bair cutter In ioWffti
Next door to Tiusley's Jewelry Store. 1
23-4t. {
rED!
body *
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facilities for
buyers ^
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s anu
ing Machines
? t
lee at almost
l term -to suit
, Pianos from
tnde down to
naKe.
BUY ?
at least his expenses mo;reTth]M
ve no traveling expenses? It it
men $65.00 to sell a piane.
i pay. Now give this a though
in a resident agent. Oigane sad
pular prices. Everything else
irtments at the
? STORE.
r. E. U., Prop.,
r T A T Oat rrt
LJ OALC.?
f August we propose to
all summer stuff at such
that one cannot resist the
It is against our business
anything if prices will
has been larger for the
ifore in the history of our
tean to hold up, we mean
lrpass the previous one.
IDS, NOTIONS, MIDLINES,
MEN'S AND BOY'S
THING OR TRUNKS, *
>u want to come to. We
ntinue our crockery and
ls we need the room for
Fer unheard of values in
>est values,
rcantile Co. A
O MBlg BANK. ~
Citation to Kindred and Creditors
State of South Carolina, I
County of Union. S
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., ProbOte
Judge.
Whereas, Geo. O. May has made
suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration on the Estate of aad
effects of Henry A. May, deceased.
' These are. therefore, to cite aad
admonish all and singular the kin dred
and creditors of the said
A. May, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Oourt of
Probate, to be held at Union O, H.,
South Carolina, on the 18th day of
August, next, after publication hereof,
at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, to
I*itow cause, if any they hate, why
the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seel this 0
81st day of July, Anno Domini, 1908.
jabok M. oubh
Probate Judge.
Published on the 1st day of Am*
ust, 1002, in the Uriqn Times 81-2t
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Trespass Notice*
All persons are hereby ferbidd? &
te walk, tide, hunt, shoot or in aay
way trespass on the lands of the
undersigned on the western side of
Town. J. W. MoLonn.
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