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E A WE WISH Wo want "tc Ladles" and Cli There's scarce] and priced ira *t "We court Keen "buying IX -==^VALUE Your interests are best pi ^op of Toledo. . Ploza. called the liWlq This scholarly archbion convinced 'Kal, the proj - 5w %ound and obtains f< >rs, nut the 300 Ladies' an You naturally ask ho\ COME IN You will be cordially tr change you may suggest good thing when they se THE UNDER ORDINANCE I a granting special IJcemcs, by Town of Union, S. C., Tor tlic Fiscal Year Beginning May i, 1003. He it ordained by the Mayor s ml Aldeiuien of the town of Union, S. C., in Council assembled and by the authority of same. That every person, firm, company or corporation engaged in, or intendir g to < ngage in any trade business or p.ofe 1 ion hereinafter mentioned, within th limits of ti e town of Union, shall lirs obtain a license from the said Clerk and Treasurer, and all licenses herein mentioned shall he non-transferable except by special permission from the Mayor 01 Town Council, and per annum, it' not otherwise specially provided. And all lictnsts shall expire on May 1, 11M4, but may he revoked at any tiuiu by the Mayor or Town Council. Section 1. No person, firm or eorporation shall bo engaged in, proai-cute or cairy 011 any business, occupation o. profession herein mentioned without litst receiving from llie town Clerk ami Treasurer, uj>oii the cider ?>t tli-j M iyor, a special license theiefor, to-wi : f?ec. 2. Eveiy itinerant, trader or other person (except licensed auctioneers) offering for sale or attempting to sell by sample within the town at public on'.cry or otherwise any goods, w ires, merchandise, fancy articles, spectacles, jcweiiy, pictures, notions, or oilier at tides ol like character, or k inJ, slia.l pay in advance a license of not lets than ten (Sio) ; dollais per day, lifty ($">U.OU) dollais pii week, or three bundled ($MtM dollais per year. Sec .'1. Every itinerant physician or vendor orsel ei of medicine, patent or of Ins own make, or practicing as an iliner mt his prottssion or calling, shall pay a license of not less than ten (Sic) n-.u- | Jars per day or li ly (??) doilais per week. Sec. 1. Eveiy p r.-on or per.-ons peddling or selling with n the corporal*, limits, fruit, poultry, vegetables, nutter, eggs or other like aitictes ot pio.lue , shall pay a license of thirty (?'>' ) dollars per aniiimi. l'rovided, tint H is s- ctiou shall hot be held to apply to sellers ol produce and like characters lahti' on farms in Union county, 8, C. J>cc. .*?. Each and every deilr oil eonripany retailing fresh meats, such as beef, null ton, poik, li-di or oysters ano the like, shall pay a license or seventylive i$7o) dollais p? r year ami shall have a lixnl place o! business, aial Haul dialer blial) uot be jk'i111111< (1 to .sill iioin any oiher place. Sec 0. Kach and (very dealer or company retailing In:.I meats, such as mutton, l*-ef, po: k, and the likp, without privilege ot M'llinK Ibh or oysters, shall pay a licfino ( f lifty (5*>n) dollars per year, and shall have a lix?d place of business, which said place shall Ik? mentioned in the license, and sai l dealer shall hot be |*ennit!ed to sell fiom any ot|ar place. J'lovidtd that section five of this ordinal c* shall not apply to peri^ps selling any of the aforesaid kinds of flSefet in quantities of aol less than one quarter of the animal. .Such person or UMtous desiring to sell hy the quarter fehati first apply to the Major for a per-. sr i; TO TALK EASTEF 3 call your sp ildron's Hats, Ly a spring n? lie way for w .est invcstigat : AND otected 'S an<^ ^ Jl ' 1 cucen. Finalities are eqa I ia?ur Children's ' i I rv we can dothis. W [ AND DC eated and if you select a or we will trim you up e it and know where to < SELLERS \/ -r mi uie nr'. Wtteb /ftlvirtviT sorting forth the following facts: 1 Tl e name and post (lie i ddross of t he \ ei s m proposing to sell. 2. That the animal or animals to be butchered waslnrn and raised on or upon the farm of the pieposed vendor. I. That the nuat to be ottered is in sound ai.d wholesome condition. Upon caid allidavit, tire Mayor slu.ll i sue an rider toilie Clerk and Treasurer of the town of Union, S. C., to grant said vcni o: a permit to sell said meat without icmse. Eicli agrnt or dealer iu maps, Looks, DC iudicals and other like : r titles, Unce dollars per day or per year $ 25 UU for ea?h agent or solicitor for substriptio.i for shares or stcck of any non-resident Jiui'ding and Loan Association, per day 100 UU Auctioneer in home or 0:1 street, per d ty, not hss than 1 UO for each chair in barber shop 5(0 bill posters, posting, tacking or distributing 20 UO bill posters, itinirant, not lesr than, per day 2 00 for each billiard room 25 00 for each person, persons ir c nrpany keeping bic\cl.s for unt 10 00 for each two-horse carriage, buggy or hack kept for hire outside of a livery stable 15 00 for eacli one-hoi.so carriage, buggy or hack kept for hire outside of a livery stable 10 00 Uach person making a business ot buying and selling cattle, hogs, sheep, and such like for profit or gam, i>er annum 25 00 Eich person, persons or company selling conl for protit or gain 10 00 for each circus, per day loo 00 for eacli .'J-horse or more dray 15 '.0 for each two hoi so dray 10 00 for each otic-horse dray 5 00 Express company and oil compan} transacting and doing bu-imss in thi> town aud other point or points within this State, for corporations other than Hit* government of the United States, its < 111 v. ra and agents. Express company 50 00 O.I company 50 CO Kxhibiti >:is out ido of opara house ci upon the streets in t.lic discretion of the Mayor for each thing j -n^y 200 0o for each lb ing j amy, |>er day 1A ? Ci'-F, |?-I WVI5K -TH", OI" l?pr mo:i:li $100. Fair, concerts, festivals or pirlies for gain, on Main street, per night or day, not less tlun one dollar ami at th'c discretion of i lie Mayor. Each fruit tr<c agent 5 00 For each dealer selling fresh li h {outside of house on Main street 160 00 For each dealer selling fresh fish in house on Main street 50 00 For each dealer selling fresh 11-h more than 100 feet from Mtiri street ' ."0 00 For ea li laundry located outside of the town of Union soliciting and receiving laundry wi-hin the town to be II G H TO THE U \ EDITION ecial attention embracing all oc3L in 3?asliionc liicti tills store ion, and confid STYLE C your Hat, wiiL trirt today is u.t? ^^onWrcsTsTb holding. and that all observable weak e sj)ots have been strengthened. Water ' ' w. *u ' " Ised ailed by few, and surjT Sailors, worth r e wilI tell you. V\#e\?< ?::" our customer^ JOiV VV ti?M hat and after you go i"jB another hat. It shall ).fl io their shopping. icH i c L 11 _ .--IrppCil oil!. :' ! ] ro! :,. in- 1 WW \ For e i.h solicitor sjlicitiqf 1 Cot labor from the town of I Union for points beyond m- I pat c operate limits, per day ?-> 00 I or Each and every person running I an ice wagon or dealing iu ico 25 00 am Etch soda fountain 5 00 or Each ice cream saloon 5 00 inj Each person selling ice cream foi on street 5 00 . Lunch dealers, per day >102 Livery, feed and sale stab'.es I iic not' including street car- 1 "d tinges or drays 1) 00 fir Each agent or dealer (who has I or no annual licens-') selling I ntules or horses $5 per day I or $20 p?r week, or mules I and horses at aticlion per I- P1 day ?) 00 p< For (a :li lecture, musical cn- ? v tertftinmcut. play or show U d ior reward <>ui8 <ie oi opera U r< houao (in discretion of the rW o M tyor) V m d Kich oculist or optician, M h itinerant per <Uy jjm 00 I For each opera home (l() 8 Fn )h oya'er aaloou with priv* * ilege of gelling bulk ? vs <1 t tera per year Igy * 'V>0 < For each pawn broker p,e ><> For each photograph gallery ? ^ >o ; For each itinerant photogra? phcr, per day . hn""""" ) For each itinerant plumber L ) For each aide ahow, per day , } For each itinerant at wing P? machine agent or dealer " " . Itinerant etove de&leis, per ffcl d*y fxl1" ' 11 For each boot or ahoe black I M with privilege of chair on ? ly am atreet nrietl For each ahooting gallery a For each skating riok $o oO |d v per month, or per year |Af For each railroad for bu?U kpri J |\ ne?8 done within the S ate F JJ ar.d not including that fcjed hts n done without the S'ato aem For each restaurant f??n!l For each ten pin alley ICach telegraph company operating an oflioa within n the incorporate limits of ? 80< the lew a of Union shall | UI" ^ pay a license per annum [, I | of I 4 Uioh telephone c.mpany traisactiog aid doing ?t ! K" J j bjsinrsj bctwcc'i any paints in this town or ^ any other paint < r points r j in this SUto for indiv (b p ] 4 cn'a or corporati >ns other N * than the govcriment of ^ ^ the la tiled States, it? of- * fiocrs n <1 agents ,15^^** pi 1 ' hion wool ynd I ifcwL F.?r each a :<1 ? very buj MutyfTr^j^ r^cc'tia 1 ab;ve"thail he c!r. r;|M 'EET \DlES ESF OF THE Tl l to tlx? slaowJ tlx? Newest ar xlole Millinery lias made itsc Leixtly assure y COUNTS. ^en xhaust i 1 orything is ooming by none. Just to give y the way up 2d out this lot from a e benefit. HER YOU become dissatisfied, brin i -" -' RE'S. Iretion of the Mayor or Town vroi incii. pro ?ec. 8. Any pereon, persons, com- ? >y, firm or corporation embraced on< mentioned in any of the foregoing of tiona or section of this ordinance pre d required therein to obtain license Icy to pay f or the performing or carry- of 5 on of their respective business or to^ the tranfiiilion of the same, who th< all fail, refuse or neglect to pay the ouec or amount therein specified in do vaucc, and each and every person, th m or corporation giving, showing, su attempting to give or show any of m e performances, show?, or cxh.bi- or ons without having received and in aid for their license to do so, and any ci prson or persons, firm or corporation )v iolating any part or parts of this oriuance, abail be subject to and for and " [quired to pay a fine of not less than a ne d >l!ar per day for each and every v ay so offended, or not more than one s undrcd dollars per day, or to be im ' trisoned and made to work on the 1 trects and public places of the towu ( > r not more than thirty days for each ' iay so offended, and at tho discretion J )f the Mayor or Towu Council. Sec. 9. That all licenses herein mentioned are due and collectable beginning May 1, 190d. Done n:ul iatili;d in C>uncil as ambled under the hand ot tno imijoi and se.\ 1 ofihe Council this the seven'.b d ly of April, I905L Attest: Macdktii You no, W. D. Ahtiiur, Mayor. C'erk and Treas. 15 lit. Stops Cough and Works off the Cold I Laxative Hromo*Quiiiine Tablets cure . a cold iu one day. No cure, nrpay j price 2o cents. G-ly AN ORDINANCE. j To Raise Supplies for tJic Fiscal Year Hewitt/tinjg May r, 1903. t for the Town of Union. S. C. He it ordainnd by the Mayor and Aldfcrmcn of the town of Union, S _(J., in Conncil assembled and by th< authority of Kainc : CThat a tax to cover tliccxpenso o said town of Union, from the lirs **?lay of May, 100:5, to the lir.st day o j(J May, 1001, be levied and collectc in manner and form as follows : Sec. 1. That a tax of one an ihrcc-fourths (1 /) mills upon ever lollar of the value of all real cstat tcrsonal property and stock in trad hereby levied for a Sinking Fun 4 ^o redeem bonds. lA\ ^cc* n ,nx of three ai 'A fine half 3} mills upon every dollar -J Jin value of all real estato, person ijjroperty and stock in trad , is hef levied to pay inteiest on wat ' * fsii7 i * 1 ?ECIALLY I IMES: <? Lng or spring : Ld Bestlufasli: tliat you'll nc 3ir famous?at ou tliat In all 2 y( yoar way. The price ou an early plc-nic we , to 75c, for W W -W Jobber at a price and BUY OF g it back and we will cl ou. Join the satisfied 1 THE UNDEI y ,ks, electric lights and water im- this ivement bonds. reni *cc. 3. That a tax of eight and F i half [H^] mills upon every dollar 8eni the value of real estate, personal or f >pcrty and stock in trade is hereby cnt ied to meet the ordinary expenses municipal government of said Atl iVii for the* fiscal year beginning 1 c first day of May, 1903. Sec. 4. That the sum of two (2) liars bo fixed as commutation for lCI e street or road duty, and the said g^, m to be paid by all able bodied ale persons able to perform or iiise to be performed the labor herei required, between the ages of glitcen [ 18] and fifty (50) years, ho reside within the corporate lim- m s of said town, except ordained blisters and those exempt by ljiw, *u ml any person liable to this tax, kho shall fail to pay within the time y pccificd, shall he required to work ipon the streets of Union four days d mder the direction of the street jversecr, and any person failing i ilher to pay said commutation or to perform said labor shall be brought > before the mayor's court and, upon f conviction, shall be fined in a sum i not exceeding ten (10) dollars or im- ( prisonmcnt not exceeding twenty < (20) days either or both- < Sec. That one-half of the taxes herein levied and assessed shall be due and collected in the month of May, 1903 and the remaining half shall be duo and collected during the month of October 1003. Sec. 0. That the town Clerk and Treasurer shall proceed to colleot one half of the taxes herein levied, and that he shall keep his books open from the first day of May, next, to the first day of June, 1903, for this purpose; after which timo he, 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 OI COHUCVlUg ?*?!* ?.?. Sec. 7. That the town Clerk and Treasurer shall re-open his hooks ' and keep them open from the first day of October next to the first day . of November, 1903, for the purpose of collecting the remaining half of . the taxes herein levied, after which time he shall proceed by distress 01 otherwise as prescribed by law tf . collect such as remains unpaid witl ' a penalty of twenty (20) per cent ^ and cost of collecting added, i ' Sec. 8. That the basis of value fo |(| taxation of real estate, persona property and stock in trade, shall b K1 taken from assessments as levied b i tho County Auditor in 1902 an al ,903* c. Sec. 9. That ALL Ordinances < e, part of ordinances conflicting wit { ^ , I N THIS v ^ /? # . JtlOM U. bXCW - - ions realm, t Una liere, real wortti. rour spring is lower than our will put on sale only 25c. s I propose to give ' ''?W ????????? I NOT. *VS| ioerfully make any throng that know a RSELLERS . >>* r. --- ? ? Ordinance arc hereby declined 2ftlcd. one and ratified in Council Asiblcd under the hand of tho Mnyind Seal of the Council this scvh day of April, 1903. MACBETH YOUNG, tost Mayor. V. D. AKTIIUR, Clerk and Treasurer. tition for Appointment of Guardian ' ite of South Carolina, J Court of CornCounty of Union. ( moa Picas. Ex Parte David C. Gist. To the honorable the Coart of C jmon Pleas. The petition of D. C. Gist re'pactlly represents * That he is the father of Mary Gist, nnabelle Gist, Lavinia Gist and aez Gist, all of whom are infauts an* er the age 01 iweniy-ouw j??? . That there is in the hands of W. I. Gist, as receiver, the sum of three lundred and two 64 1(K) dollars which hould be distributed amongst said in* ants in equal proportions. That siiJ nfants hare no general or testumen* lory guard'aa and no fit, competent >r responsible person can be found srho is willing to assume said trust Therefore your petitioner prays that the Judge of Probate for Union county be required to act as guardian of the estates of said minors, and that an or* der be granted appointing said Judge of Probate such guardian and author* izing him to recme the estates of said minors, and to sign and seal all neoea* sary and proper releases and die* charges relating thereto. And your petitioner will ever pray, etc. James Mukro, Attorney lor Petitioner, State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. ) D C. Gist being duly sworn, says that the foregoing petition is true. D. C. Gi?t. Ssorn to before me April 8, lt08. J. M. Grekr, (L.S) N. P. 15 2k SC. , Opening of llooks of Subscription. Notice is hereby given that books > of subscription to the capital stock of > The Chapman?Murphy Company of . Mt. Tabor, 8. C , have been opened at the office of J. G. Hughes, Attorr ney at Law, Union, 8. 0. I The capital stock of this company c is five thousand dollars, divided Into one hundred shares of the par tains ? of fifty dollars each. " J. P. Chapma*, W. F, Mcrphv, >r Corporators, h April 9, IK