Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I m i \A GIGA TWC POSITIVEI. | i Same price as Delightfully pleasant to^al- remi supplies new tissues, Invigorate^ la grippe are difficult to overcomi cough?neuralgic pains. Cod-W the whole system by a natural pi relish for food, new strength, res Do not confuse Cod-Wine with . selves Wine of Cod Liver Oil, an< many of them are thick, cloudy 1 sentials of Cod Liver Oil are poc that is absolutely harmful and u: a sediment of coffoe grounds at tl F. C. DUKI Notice of Election. Be it ordained and ordered by the Town Council of the Town of Union, S. C., and by the authority of the same: That an election be held in the Town of Union, S. C., on Tuesday, June 7th, for Mayor, four Wardens and one Commissioner of Public Works. mi a! a - # i no voting precincts ana manager?* 01 each for this election shall be as follows, towit: Ward One?At Peoples Supply Co. Precinct Managers: 11. F. Scaifc, W. L. Culp, W. D. Wilkins. Ward Two?At "Progress" office, corner Main and Mountain streets. Precinct Managers: M. M. Scott, C. M, Graham, R. A. Oliphant. Ward Three?At Police Headquarters Precinct Managers: J. W. Meng, C. Whitlock, J. T. Sexton. Ward Four?At Court House. Precinct Managers: M.L. Lemaster, Walter Humphries, J. H. Burton. Palls shall open at 0 a. m. and close at 6 p. m. That the term of office of Mayor and Wardens is for two years, and Commissioner of Public Works for six years. That none but duly registered and qualified electors shall be eligible to rote in said election. Managers of said election are required before opening polls to take the oath prescribed under the law for same. Upon ths close of the polls, the managers at each precinct will publicly count and declare the vote of the precinct and then proceed with the certificate of the precinct vote to the Council Chamt>er and there tabulate the ward vote of the Town and declare *the election. Done and ratified in Council assemKt?wl ?KS. O-.l .1 ? ' ' r. /soia nun, IUO a.nil Uttj U1 iTl ay, A. I/. 1904. Attest: Macbeth Youko, W. D. Arthur, Mayor. Clerk and Treaa. J9-3t * i Fire! Fire! The annual meeting of (tie Farmers1 Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Union oounty will meet in the Court House at Union, May 7th, (1st Saturday) 1904. All policy holders are requested to be present. W. T. Jktkk, J. M. Grr*k, I'rea't. Sec. and Treaa. 3t /ill Continue I ntic ; ) DAYS LON< -Y WILL CLC is as advertis the goods la v 1EJ " ? - m _ I A. . *1 1 A- i. _ iBBuijr cuicieac, tHiH ueai) ionic, * The flatter effects of 3?persistans W&tkness?obstinate ine makes new tissues, tones up rocess?a better appetite, a greater alt from its use. i the preparations styling themi products under similar names, ooking liquids, in which the es>rly extracted, containing much ieless. Avoid those that contain le bottom of the bottle. E, Druggist. Notice of Meeting of Stockholders and Application for Amendment of Charter. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Union and Gleen Springs Railroad Company will be held at the office of the President of said Company, in Union, S. C., at 10 o'clock a. m., on Tuesday, the 7th dav of June, 1904, for the purpose of considering and voting on the question of Amending the Charter of said Railroad company in the following particulars, to-wit: "Making its Kastern terminus a point on the line of the Georgia, Carolina and Northern- Railroad, (now owned or operated by the Seaboard Air Line Railway) between the town of Carlisle, S. C., and where said Railroad crosses Broad river, and authorizing and empowering said Union and Glenn Springs Railroad Company to construct, maintain and operate an extension of its Railroad from the fownof Union, 8. C., connecting with its present line of railroad at said place, to a point on the line of the said G. C- N. R. R., between the said town of Carlisle and where said Railroad crosses said Broad River; along a route through the said town of Union, and through the townships of Union and Santuck, in the County of Union; a total length of about sixteen miles." And notice is hereby further given, that application will be made to the Secretary of State, at the office of the Secretary of State, in the City of Columbia, 8. C., at 10 o'clock a. m.. on Friday, the 10th day of Juno, 1004, for an Amentment to the Charter of the said Union and Glenn Springs Railroad Company, as above set forth. T. C. Duncan, Gso. M. Wrioht, President. Secretary. Union, S. C., May 4th 1904. 19-4t Barbecue. I will serve a first class barbecue at Jonesville on County campaign day. A first class cook will prepare the cue. 19-tf.p. Oliver Eaves. Barbecue. We will give a first class barbecue in the citjr of Union on July 4th. A special invitation is extended to all candidates. Several distinguished speakers will be present. 19-9t.p. Crawford & McKismck. 11 "I ? - ? I s ( ts ] ' < SALE 11 I t I \ I t GER. i )SE MAY 7. < ] i t t ?ed as long ist. ~ | Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. J By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, L. N. Rodger has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Bessie Rodger, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Bessie Rodger, deceased that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the Hth day of May, mxt, after publication hererf, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this ' 28th day of April. Anno Domini, 1904. Jason M. Greer, 1'iobate Judge. Published on the 29th day of April, ; 191)4 ju Tiik Union Times 18 2r Final Discharge ! Notice is hereby given that. C. B. Adams, Administrator of the Estate of J sines Adams, deceased, has applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for (he County of Union, for a final discharge as such Administrator. It Is Ordered, That (he 30th day of May, A. 1)., 1904, be fixed for hearing of Petition and a final settlement of said Estate. Jason M. Gkkkr. Piobitte Judge. Union Coun'y, S, C. Published in The Union Times. April 29th, 1904. Teacher's Examination. The next teacher's examination will be held on Friday, May 20th. County Superintendent of Education office for vi'liitpo an/i oAtirl V?: ....vu ?..? will Iiuuru iui uuiuruu caots. I). B. Fa N'r, 19-2t C. S. E., U. C. STOP AND READ You will always find a frill line of FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MEAT, LARD, CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODS, FRESH VEGETABLES and everytning to be found in an up to-dafe, family Grocery at my Store. Tobaccos and Cigars a specialty. Bring your laundry to me. J. T. SEXTON, Main Street. Union, S. C? NOTICE! GO TO RAVENSCROFT & SON FOR HAIRCUTTING AND SHAVING. I i Oppotlle i\?t Office. ANNOUNUtMtNTS. , The uniform price of $2.50 will be sharged the candidates whose names I ippear in this column of announce- 1 nents of muDicipul candidates. Payable in advunce.. FOR MAYOR. I I hereby announce myself a candi- ! iate for Mayor of the city ofUnion. Respt., | R. L. McNali/y. | FOR ALDERMAN. j I hereby respectfully announce myself 1 i candidate for Alderman from Wnid 3 , Tuos. E. Dean. j I hereby announce myself a candi- 1 late for Alderman of Ward 4. ( Respectfully, Jacob Cohen. i ADVERTISED LETTERS. | Remainir g in the Peat Office at Union 3- C., for tbe woek ending May 0, 1904 Bailey, Nancy J Morris, Tom Janadv, Hager Millwood, R Douch, Ison Morris, Rosy Dlinton, Mrs Sallie McCanty, Lillie Kstes, Tom Story, Geo Gregory, Fleming Shell, Addie loodman, Joe Simpson, Malony j Flail,^Tames Vincent, Mrs Edna leter, Lizzie Williams, Janie i Tones, R A (2) Worthy, Genia Tones, Allen Young, Mrs Mary C Tones, Eliza Young, J W Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, ar.d fill be required to pay one cent for beir delivery. J. O. Hunter. P. M COUNTY CANDIDATES. ! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. | I respectfully announce myself for I e-election to House of Representatives. 1 A. C. Lyles. 1 I FOR SHERIFF. | I hereby announce myself a candi- J late for re-election as Sheriff of Union J ;ounty subject to the decision of the Democratic primary. j J. W. Sanders. I I hereby anuounce myself a candidate I for Sheriff of Union county, subject to 1 ,ne decision of (lie Democratic voters at I -he ensuing primary election. ' J. G Lonh I r j CLERK I - i hereby announce mvself a candid.ito for re-election as Clerk of Court for Union County, subject to the deci ion of the Democratic primary election. I. Frank I'eake. FOR AUDITOR. I I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union county, subjectMo the decision of the Democratic primary. Levi W. Smith. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Union County, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election. John G. Fare. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor of Union county, and pledge myself to abide by the result of the primary election. J. D. Errs. Notice of Stockholders Meeting. Nbticc is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Buffalo Lick Springs Company is called to meet at twelve o'clock m. on Thursday, June 2, 1904, at the offices of Glenn and McFacklen, attorneys, in Chester, S. ('. The purpose of said meeting is to consider s resolution of the Board of Directors of said corporation to increase the capital stock of said Buffalo Lick Springs Company from Ten Thousand Dollars to Sixteen Thousand Dollars. L. D. Guilds, President, \V. J. Simpson, Treas. and Gen. Mgr. Chester. S. C._ 2nd Mnv lom m f , ? .... J ) A w x % XV"tv t Special Advertisements Notices will bo inserted ill this column at tho rate oi 25 words or loss for 2ftc one issue, four issues for 76o. Additional lines over twenty live words Be a line. SPALDINGS Rase Halls, Haso Hall Goods, Rule Hooks and the latest novelties at Scaife's. ROOM TO RENT?The room over the post office, formerly occupied by Mr. Squire, photographer. Apply at "Times" office. FOR RENT?A six room cottage on South street. Apply to F. C. Duke. FLYNN still keeps crowded with customers. He is selling all his fine new goods at first cost and he says he will sell everything at cost as long as any store in town lias a real or mock sale. .You will always find Flynn in the front ranks with up-to-date stuff at bargain prices. JUST arrived at Oetzel's; Hardware Store, Lawn Movers $3.00^and up. Rubber, cotton covered and'armorod Indestructable Garden Hose (25 feet lengths) 10c foot and up. Now is the time to buy. NO MAN ever hit Union that has done as much for the working people as Flynn has, and the working people ought to trade with him for he has always kept down prices where the poor man can reach them.. FOR KALE?I have throe fine milch Cows with young calves for sale. J. J. Littlejohn, Jonesvllle, 8. C. 10- it FLYNN is now selling all his men's shoes and clothing at 20 per cent, on the $1.00 of first cost. Fie says he is not going to keep anything for men in the future. His store is to he an up to the hour ladies' store. Nothing kept there that men ware, do you understand* a 333333330 ] 1 NEW GOODSI 1 We are always getting in new ^ good. If you want the newest and |v Jj latest in merchandise our store is 65 Yt the place to come to, for we are fiA AS constantly filling up the gaps, ; X ' JU thus keeping our stock fresh and i t , VI attractive. Among the new AS i a# things recently received are the i U Mfi following: - i ti 32 A BIG LOT OF VAL LACES M " & tJ in remnants in all the newest pat- Cj? terns. Your choice of the lot for ; Vt 10c. Look this lot over and we cm XJ will guarantee that you will find Ma Vt what you want. This is the j XI second shipment that we have Bj ? ?had this season. fjj ? 1J Madame Fashion is always |SS Y( getting out something new in IX{ M Millinery. We have just gotten |Y| in a big line of 44ready to wear" m ? Hats made on the newest blocks rjrj wnicn you will not find in siock jfij bought earlier in the season. kM Look at our line of Sw g WHITE and COLORED DRESS GOODS at 5c jj ! They are simply "unmatchable." K > PW Ladies' Drop Stitch Hose at 10c, jT tfcj value 15c. Ladies' and children's W WJ Low Cut Shoes, special for this (ft week, only 5oc per pair. Men's, C& ffi Boy's and Children's Straw Hats fr pR from 5c up to the finest. Men's . W Uc all wool Suits for $5. A lovely [A] line of Ladies'Skirts just received. 1A | fV| Our business has been better ?T than ever before* We are not. * L/J satisfif^- Come help us to as JJJ WL_ ?" greater things. I? jfj ? McLure Mercantile Co., jS , 8ft THE UNDERSELLERS. 8ft 3 S | a j S Received f if i 5 | B if II 11 fl 1 A I p first Prices S5 W H class a 5 line S,"? I' \ of and 0 iJ Monarch $1'S0 g ti s j y Shirts. | S S M TUo fl Line g Smith 1 Company. J . .> t. ?U^er>"