The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 17, 1903, Page 7, Image 7
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flAPPBCINGS* or INTER.E81 ABOUT TOWN
PIR80NAL AND OTHERWISE.
Card of Thanks.
We lake tills method of extending
. to the people of Union county and
other parts of State our heartfelt
thanks for their expression by word
and by letter of their sympathy and
? condolence to us in* the sad death of
our son Rodger.
Ms. and Mrs. D. B. Fant.
Santuc, S. G., April 16.
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Colored People's Church
To relsy the Corner Stone of the
Methodist ohurch that was destroyed
by the storm in February at Buffalo
the 4th Sunday In this month at 4
o'clock, Rev. Dr. Manley, the pastor,
Will preach at 8 o'clock. Several
alma will ha i?nr? In f.hA nfl.arnnnn f?rt
Ijm to accommodate all who wish to
*Mend. The Palmetto Lodge No.
Li- * of Union frill lay tho stone. 2t
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"'Her?Dawkins.
Ma~ .
, ,~ -thy event was the
A qolet but notewo?. -mrning etfrtfO
marriage on Tuesday n. Dawkins
o'clock of Miss Mary Lillia.. The
to Mr. Thomas Pollard Miller, "^av.
ceremony was performed by the i*..
Oroswell McBee at the home of the
bride's annt, Mrs. Mary Dawkins,
widow of ihe late distinguished Judge
Thomas N. Dawkins.
It was a very simple wedding and the
only ones present were the immediate
friends ana relatives of tho parties concerned.
The bride was attractively attired
in a traveling suit of gray broadcloth
and a hat to match.
Immediately after tho wedding the
bridal party took the nine o'clock train
for Asheviile where they will remain
for several days, after which they will
return to Union, their futuro home.
ADVERTISED LITTERS.
Remaining in the Poet Office at Union
8. C.j for the week .anding April 17,
1903.
H; Alerander, Silas Moore, M F
S Abrama, Jack McKissick, Wm
B Oautrell, A F Mills, J Walter
Dogan, Kitty Powell, Chas T
I Davis, Mrs J C Richards, lloberh
Erwin, Mrs Sellie Sparks, Mrs Fani ue
M foeemst), H E Thomas, J A
S Ferguson, Albert ' Tindall.Mrs Eliza X
BBUulfer. Aldridge Walker, Mrs J H A
HfflnitMMi. Jas E Williams. Arthu r
HBLWilliam Wilson,Miss Mat Ue
J K Young, G-W
A L Young, Mabry >
Tm Knton, Hattie Young, J H
MH^fcmpton, Florence Young, Lizzie
M Ker, Charlie Zimmerman, J C
HHpiCboiia calling for the above 1 etI
I will please say if advertised, a nd
MBBto required to pej one oent tor
MjMPfaeliverT.
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The Style of i
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Never mind w\
ed people tell
comfort can In
pair of shoe^.
Dodd proves it
utmost height
w are Shoes of g
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can give a sho
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alking. You escape
Dines with some
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iui t iigin a<iu &iciv.
IDS $2.50; SHOE:
Store. Pur
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A Thoughtful Man.
M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind.,
know what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an awful case of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she
8ot relief at once and was finally cured.
inly 2oc at P. C. Duke's drug store.
Letter From Lower Cherokee.
Etta Jane, April 18.?The rain
this a. in. has given farmers another
backset. Last week was devoted
principally to plowing aud some cane
seed was planted.
For some time your correspondent
has been too unwell to write his regular
letters, and consequently has gotten
behind in that work.
The boys havo a debating society
at our school house. They meet
weekly.
Wheat is looking well, though it
has some signs of being cold hurt,
besides a mold or rust has attacked
the blade.
Several of our neighbors are having
fish to eat. They catch them on set
hooks or by baskets and gill nets.
The Salem congregation will invite
?norec Presbytery to meet with it
this fail.
The health of our community la
quite good just now. There are no
bad cases that we hear of except Mrs.
*. A. Goforth of Sunny Side, }s re'"d
quite unwell this a. m.
poru Vrmcrs I learn have planted
Some k*
corn. ?Mg j)aro been singThe
whippoorwi. ? the cooing ol
ing for some time anu -a.
the dove is frequently heat.. -was
Last Friday?Good Fridayobserved
by gardoners planting theu
early seeds. The ground was too wet
to work in many places.
Many of our people got a good
view oi the moon in eciipso last Saturday
night.
"Our old friend, T. Jefl Hughes,
passed here this a. m. on his way to
Union with a load of chickens and
eggs. Union seems to be the best
market near us fpr such produce and
our reople will always patronize it.
We hope many of our young people
will get to attend the Confederate
reunion in Columbia next month.
Those Columbians are making preparations
to entertain the veterans and
their friends, and for them to will a
thing is to do it. They will succeed
I am assured from the Interests they
take in such matters.
T. M. Llttlejohn, Esq , of our
county, has been appointed by Qov.
Heyward to the Sugar Cane Growers'
Convention at Macon, Oft. This is a
good appointment and if all the othei
delegates are practical comm on-sensc
farmers like I know Mr. Littbejohn to
be good results will grow otit of the
meeting. I don't know a man more
competent now in the State to represent
It than T. M. Llttlejohn,
Vox.
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better to Geo. Wood, Union, S. C.
Dear Sir: Here's an interesting
slui-y about paint. We give you the
name of the story-teller; write him
and find out all about it.
Mr. John Hanna, grocer, of Girard,
Ponn., painted his house with Devoe
Lead and Zinc paint. He thought it
expensive, but he bought it. After
finishing the job, he brought back
nearly half the paint and said it was
i the cheapest job of painting he ever
did.
Write to Mr. Burt Young and Mr.
E. H. Hiler of the same place. Also
to Mr. H. H Stephenson, Cashier of
( Oil City (Pa.) Savings Bank.
It is the cheapest paint in the
world becauso it is all paint. It
covers most surface to the gallon,
and it wears longest.
, There's going to be a lot of this
paiut used in Union. When it gets a
i foot hold, it never lets up; and the
, painter who uses Devoe Lead and
1 Zinc is going to save money for his
patrons. Yours truly,
. F. W. Dkvhr <Cr f!r?
i New York.
' Summons for Relief.
(COMPLAINT NOT 8EKVKD.)
I L.
1 State of South Carolina,) Court of CornCounty
of Union. j mon Pleas,
p. O. Smith, Plaintiff,
against
J. M. Smith, Mrs. Eddie Hames, D.
E. Smith, C. L.. Smith, J. It. Smith,
, Mrs. Novem Colo, J.*H. Parr and II.
M Grimbal) and W. C. Wallace, Defendants.
1 To the Defendants, J. M. Smith, Mrs.
' Eddie Hames, D. E Smith, C. L.
**h, J. It. Smith, Mis. Novem Cole,
8m.. * -'and U. M. Grimball and W.
J. H. Pa..
C. Wallace: summoned and reYou
are hereby -*olaint in this
quired to answer the e of the
action, which is filed in the ou.
Clerk of the Court of Common i.. 1
for the said county, and to serve a copy i
of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at bis law office No. 13. I
Law Range, Union C. H., 8. C., within
twenty daya after the service heroof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if
you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated April 14th, A. D. 1003.
I. Frank Peaks,
Clerk of Ctourt.
8. Means Beaty,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To the Defendants, D. E. Smith and
Mrs. Eddie Ilames:
, Take notice that the complaint in this
. action, together with the* summons, of
which the. foregoing is a copy, was duly
t tiled in the office of t.he Clerk of Coi/rt
of Common Pleas for Union county,
South Carolina, at Union C. II., S, C ,
' on the 13th day of April, 1CQ3.
8. Means BsytTr,
Plaintiff's AUorney.
Union, S. C., April 13, lftft ltWlt
Makes a Clean Sweep.
There'* nothing liko doing a thin
thoroughly. Of ?ll the Salve* you cv?
heard of, Bucklcn's Arnica Salve is th
best. It sweeps away and cures Burin
Soros. Bruises, Cut*. Boils, Ulcers, Ski
Erhptions and Piles. It's only 2.">c, an
guaranteed to give satisfaction by F. C
Duke, druggist.
SANTUCNEW3" NOTES.
A Little Country Cherub Love
The Times and Writes a Letter
Tor Its Columns.
TY.o . T?: -11- ?
1/i.uI JJUIIU1. 1 il'JSU clilOW in
space in your columns to say a fei
words. I am a little country gii
only twclvo years oM. Papa is
farmer, and the dear old Unio;
Times is a welcome visitor to ou
home.
Spring time is here and the flow
ers are blooming beautiful. I lik<
to gather the pret-y flowers from thi
woods.
Misses Bertha Barnctt arid Lul
Mitchell visited Mi.-scs Janio at.<
Florence Gregory last Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie McCormick and littl
son is visiting fiiends and relative
in Santuc.
The death of Mr. Rodger Faut i
quito sad.
Farmers are trying to get readj
to plant, but are behind on accoun
of rain.
I am sorry to say that Mr. S. M
Gilmoro's little son, who has beet
sick some time, was no tetter on las
hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Page, o
Carlisle, visited their sister las
week.
Sunny Side school has been stopped
some time on account of sickness
Mr. Davy Mitchell, who has beci
very ill, is improving.
Mr. Editor, I enjoy reading you
I paper verv much, esnecinllv th
* r ?r J
Texas letter. I guess I better sto;
for fear that my letter will go to tb<
waste baskit. Gracie,
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative rnran Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fail;
to cure. E W. Grove's signature ot
ecch box. 25 \ G ly
Constipation and biliiousuess cannot bi
cured in a right?a week; ntiilvr cai
one withstand the debilitating effects o
the ordinary 'diver p lis1' for weeks, bu
the gentle action af Ramon's Treatmen
of Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets nmk
one feel gradually improved as the treat
inenl progresses?no bad times, bit;
continued, .rapid improvement. I
mouth's treatment?one 25c box?wil
make the chronic sufferer rejoice. 1
trial will convince you; let us supply you
Sold by Union Drug Co.
REPORT OF THE CONDITIO!
?OF THE?
MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'!
NATIONAL BANK
ni." itv rov ?r?Trn r> i T>m iwi
At Union, in the State of South Caro
ina at the close of business, Apri
Oth 1903.
RE8OURCE8
Loan* and discounts $183,093 ?
Overdraft*, Boon rod and unsecured 4,09! C
(J. s. Ilonds to sccuro circulation.. 15,000 I
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures 10,000 (
Due from National Hunks (uot Heserve
Agents) 1,3*7 6
Due from approved reserve agents 0,510 1
Checks and other cash items 1,131 G
Fractional paper currency, nickelsund
cents 24 i
8poc|o 17.91W ?
Legal tender notes 2,215 (1
Redemption fund with U. 8.
Trcas'r (5 por cent, of circulation) 750 0
Total $243,004 t
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 00,000 C
Surplus fund 31.218 ?
Undivided profits, loss expenses
and t^xes paid.... 7,510 S
National bunk notes outstanding 15,000 t
Duo to other National Banks 1,080 <
Du* to upproved rosorvo agents.. 0,087 2
Individual deposit* subject to
chock 122,701 7
Total *243,094 ?
State of South Carolina, I
Couny of Union. f
J, J. D. Arthur, Cashier of the abov
named bank, do solemnly swear that the abov
9tutemont is true to tho best of my know!
edge and boliof.
j. d. Arthuk, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo thl
13th day of April, 1903.
W. W. tfuaiiKS, Notary Public.
ConnECT? Attmt 5
Jottw A. FA*T, )
A. If. Fostkii, > Director
J. T. DOUOI.ass, 1
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IH0IIC6! cheap here an?^
cheap goods are guaranteed,
Come and look at my goods an<
prices. They speak more Con
vincingly than words can.
GOOD GOODS, CHEAP PRICE!
AT
W. Newell Smith';
Store,
East Main St., Union, S. C
Phone 126.
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