Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i Union 1 nak< i On 5 1 Fancy 8 ti I Prices G I This is / |j| 1 UNION COT' ?? ? . ?vW* O ^ ? Remaining in the Post Ofiice at Union, tf S. C., for the week ending March 24, J 1905. ( B?Jas II Bridewell, N W Brown, t Tom Brcwn, Maggie Briggs, J 11 Brew- 1( ington. C?Gilliam Caston. s D?Chas P Dnllose, Frank Duncan, s Louis Dills. \ F?M C Feaster, Mrs Annie Foster. j, II?John Hastings, Alice Hundley. J?Riddie Jones, Bill Anderson Jones, Lucy Jones, Mary Jeter. (I L?Mabel Remaster, A B Langley, <?( Janie Law, Mary Lyles. ti M?Gooodman Mott, Henry McCall, Lizzie McCall. P I*?Lizzie Parker, Burgen Poteet, si Mrs. 11 attic Prysock. tl Ii?Flattie Richard. S?Mrs Alma Sartor, Sted Sparks. J) S Sprinkle. \V H Sowell. 01 T?J S Tillman. I Persons calling for the al>ove letters will please say if advertised, and will he c< required to pay one cent for their de- 1; livery. J. C. Hunter, ,P. M. REPORT Of filf CONDITION 1 -OF THE? w MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'S ? NATIONAL BANK OF UNION, ROUTII CAROLINA, At Union, in the State of South Carolina at the close of business, March tl 14th, 1906. * if RESOURCES (-< f-oans and discounts $"202,881 is ],, Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 4 irai iii U. S. Ilonds to secure circulation.. 15,000 00 III Hanking house, furniture and \i fixtures 10,000 00 Due from National Hunks <not re- \y serve agents HI & "> . Due from approved reserve agents 8,99s as In < hecks and other cash items a, 116 22 i. Notes of other National Hanks.... 1,310 (X) 1Fractional paper currency, niekels and cents 2*3 ill Specie 20.320 85 ? Legal fonder notes I.uoo 00 nj Keileinption fund with U. 8. t |j| Trcas'r (5 per cent. of circulation) 750 00 ^ Total 6270,878 01 i ' LIABILITIES. I 1 Capital stock paid in $ 60,000 U0 ' Ju Surplus fund 21,218 84 Undivided profits, less expenses _ ami luxes paid 14.559 28 BU. National Hank Notes outstanding 15,004) 00 mi Due to other National Hanks 9,343 14 of Individual deposits subject to I < cheek 125.Tiki 76 1 Notes and bills rediscountcd 15,000 00 m< ? i vri Total *270.868 01 1 ce( State of South Carolina, ? I t'outy of Union. f < I, J. IK Arthur, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the nt>ove I"1 (statement la true to the beat of ray knowl- f1? edge and belief. J. i? Aktiiimi. Cashier. I( grt Subscribed and sworn to before ate this ( 18th day of March, 1005. 20t W. W. II uuif ks. Notary Public. Co hm cot?Attest : A. H. Fostrii, ) .loan A. Kant. / Directors- 19fl J. T. Domi.Ass. I 12. The Times and Home and Farm one year for $1.25. jy\j \ Cotton iS Cut P 00 Barrel Patent lis Weei ood ForTh Your Opp' rON MILLS DEI .redit to Whom Credit Is Due. Long before the New Orleans 'otton (.Jrowers Convention, when here was so niueh talk al>out how o get rid of the two million bales urplus cotton, Tub I'nion Tim kg uggested to the farmers to do as hey did when they broke the Jute' agging trust, wrap their cotton in otton cloth bagging, that in so oing, a million or more bales of ;>tton would be consumed, since len there has appeared in other apers of this and other states a milar suggestion. We notice that le (ircenville News quotes from ic Vorkville Enquirer a suggestion r advice to the, same effect. Tiik nion Timks claims the credit of eing the first to suggest the use of >tton bagging. The Times pubshed the recommendations of the )tton association of Charleston, lggesting and advising the use of ?tton bags for everything which as being put in jute, grass or any laterial other than cotton, such as ?rn sacks, oat sacks, ?8rc. ^ m ^ ^ NOTICE! The Township organizations of lc Cotton Growers Association arc <1 nested to make reports of pledges, >11 eel dues and elect delegates, not ss than five nor more than ten, to teet at the I'nion Court House [onday, April ->rd, at 12 o'clock, hen business of importance will > transacted. N2t A. C. Lyi.es, Pres. \\\ W. Coi.ton, Sec. tation to Kindred and Creditors ate of South Carolina, ) County of Union. f By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate dee. Wnereas, A. G. itentley has made it to me to grant him Letters of Ad-, ~~ nistration on the estate of and effects ' Mary Lawson, deceased. rtie.se are, therefore, to cite and ad-' unish all and singular the kindred and iditors of the said Mary Lawson, de- l>i ised, that they be and appear, before of in the flnnrt nf l'rnlwtn t" I"1 i?|J - , ...? v w v. t A avi/nwt i V/ t/c 111* IU " Union Court House, South Carolina, ot the 5th April, next, after publication U reof. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, n< 9bow cause, if any they have, why st j said Administration should not be in inted. W( liven under mv hand and seal this so h day of March, Anno Domini, 1005. bj Jason M. Greek in Probate Judge. Pi 'ublished on the 24th day of March, ca 15, in The Union Times. " toi 2t Ci The Times and Metropolitan igazine one year for $1.80. ** Mills | 'rice 1 Is of | Flour I is Week ortunity I PT. STORE I I "T" BAKED BEANS WITHOUT PORK. Do you depend on Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce for an emergency as well as for regularly planned meals? You need not do without them in Lent, for HEINZ VEGETARIAN BAKED BEANS contain no Pork. They have the same fine Tomato Sauce as the regular Heinz Baked Beans with Pork. An excellent. wholesome, nourishing Lenten food. In medium tins only Union Grocery Company. L. L. WAGNON, Mgr. Administratrix's Sale. Pursuant to an order of the I'robdt aurt for Union County, South Caro 3a, the undersigned, n? administrate the estate of F. G. Trefzer, deceased ill sell to the highest bidder at jxabli' itcry, before the Court House door ii nion, South Carolina, at 12 o'clocl >on on tho 10th day of April, 1905. i ock of goods or merchandise consist g of jewelry, watches, clocks, silver are, glassware, Ac. Said stock will b< Id as a whole and may be inspectec r calling on the undersigned, and ai ventory may be seen in the oifice oi robate Judge for Union County or bj lling on the undersigned of her at rney, J. G. Hughes, Union, South irohna. Terms of sale cash. Mrs I* i.orknck F. Trkkzkk. Administratrix. Union, S, C., March 24, 1905. 2t ; x, V _ . -jz 'iiH Preaching at First Baptisl Church Next Sunday. The new and beautiful Baptis church in now fully completed am ready for divine services. The pas tor, Rev. L. M. Rice informs u: that the pews came on Thursday and placed in position and that hi would oecupy. his pulpit Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and tha Sunday school exercises would hi conducted at o'clock as usual This new church is one of the hand wmni'st unil most, modern structure; in the State. The pewrf arc ar ranged in a semicircle facing th< pulpit reaching into the Suiida; school room. The Sunday sclioc rcKim is arranged with sliding doori so as to cut off from the churcl auditorium, and also included ii the auditorium at pleasure The pastor of this church deserve great praise and much credit fo his untiring efforts to build an equip this edifice within the time 'and in getting such a church n the reasonable cost of $18,000. Citation to Kindred and Creditor; State of South Carolina, J County of Union. ( _By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate Whereas, W. T. Stokes, Jr., has mad suit to me to grant him Letters of A( ministration 011 the effects of and estal of James Lyles, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ai monish all and singular the kindrc and creditors of the said James Lyle deceased, that they be and appear, b fore me, in the Court of Probate, to 1 held at Union, C. H.t South Carolin on the 27th day of March, next, aft publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tl forenoon, to show cause, if any th< have, why the said Adrainistratic should not be granted. Given under my band and seal th 10th day of March, Anno Domii 1905. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge. Published on the 17th day of Marc 1905, in the Union Times. ll-2t Citation to Kindred and Credito State of South Carolina. ) Couhty of Union. i" 11 y Jason M. Greer, Esq., Proba Judge. Whereas, Rachel Amos has ma suit to me to grant her Letters of A ministration on the estate of and t feels of Marion 11. Amos, deceased. Those, are, therefore, to eite and a monish all and singular the kiiulr and creditors of the said Marion Amos, deceased, that they be and s near, before me, in the Court of Pi Irate, to he held at Union Court Horn South Carolina, on the 5th day April, next, after publication here at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sin yaminiStst'iiii'ffitei.jr'w. SM Given under my hand and seal t1 0 20th day of March, Anno Domini 19 ? Jason M. Ghkkk, Pr.Ui.it.. 1.. ??wv> .. ! Published on the 24th day of Mart 1905, in the Union Times. 12-2t Special Advertisement Notices will be inscitcd in this column the rate of 25 words or less for 26o one issi four issues for 75c. Additional lines oi twenty live words 6c a lino. y FRESH ga rdenu?eedTTn^one sent p? ers. Onion Bets, peas and beans Scaife's. FOR SALE?Two 6 room cottages ai 4 vacant lots averaging 50 to 65 fe front and 150 to 197 feet deep, in desirable localion in the city. Terr I 1-3 rash, balance on 1 and 2 yer credit it 8 per cent, interest. App to A. P. Abrams. 10LOST?Between Hotel Union and n residence a gold brooch studded wi Siarls. Reward if returned to Hen . Holmes at Tim^s office. NOW is the time for ladies to visit t great bargain giving store. Flyi says he lias new advunced styles prices that are ridiculously cheap, f the inspection of people who are poi ed as to price, style, quality and u to-date in every requirement. 500 bushels cotton seed for sale, ear variety for planting. 50 cents p bushel. I). B. Kant. 11-161 NEW lot of Swift's premium unsu passed hams; also choice lot of hr??i fast bacon. Prices are right. T1 Union Grocery Company. PUKE white leghorn eggs for settii or letting on share at half mark price. Three fine leghorn cockre for sale. 8. M. Rice, Jr., E. U. Olives, olive oil, pickles, mustard sauces and everything that is app ti/.ing and gooa in plenty at T) Union Grocery Company. SEE Hughes at Union Carriage Worl for the best farm wagon on tl market. JUST received, 10 barrels of Red Bli second crop seed potatoes; also barrels of Red Rose Irish potatoes, i new variety, coming between the R< Bliss and Early Rose, something fin Send us your orders. The Unic Grocery Company. B ? - LADIES, it is worth your attention i c drop into Flynn's just as soon as yc can make it cnnv?ni?nf ??? a _ v...VMir nuu occ til c array of lieantifol goods for dress< \ and shirtwaists there displayec i Embroideries, laces and fancy goo< i strewn around in profusion, the di - play is sim|fly grand and prices low* than you have ever seen them. ^ i - ... 1 IT is good for the appetite to see cleai , fresn and wholesome eatables. 8te f into the convenient Corner Grocer r and inspect the best stock of groceric in upper South Carolina. Itisbett* , still to eat this kind of food. We wi appreciate your orders, and see to i that this kind bought from us doesn' cost you any more than the othe kind bought elsewhere. The Unio: Grocery Company. | Watch Th \ For Spe f $ Our Buyers have ju ; the Eastern market ^ beginning to pour ii ? a larger stock thi i have to carry a larg i, our great business,1 ' ily grown until our ? is taxed to the utir i many bargains. it - McLure Mer The Under t ?:?:?: ? <?: te ???i^???????i I? Mr. J. Q< 36 It <?. 'i Of Augu ^ Has bought the - Smith Clothing (?) ialty is buying b itc ? ? at bankrupt pric f1! Selling to th se, of I? Manufacture his 05. ..? ===== i ? THIS IS AN 0 at mi <S not to be overloo! ip? save from 35c to \ _ lar. The sale v n" @ irs ? @ WEDNESDAY, * _ AND LAST Ft iTe ? ~ an at 2? or (g- VU1UC auu lllbpci ^ Qents and Boys < ? ? Hats and Furi r- (gx ? ?! Cix kie - ~ 1 ' _ SEE the North Carolina wagon at the r Union Carriage Works before baying. I g? O ]8 A bargain to quick purchasers in a few ? 6 gallon kegs of good New Orleans _ molasses, $1.75 per keg as long as j b, they last. First come, first served. e- The Union Grocery Company. ie 1 HAVE found them ard you will be ? delighted when you see t lein. They Its are the pink of perfection, exquisite ie in shading, design, make and far ex- " eel former productions. Advanced to j ? what might be termed perfection in ? f* high art. This in reality is only a u 10 very feeble description of the large .> a stock of novelties 1 have succeeded in 5(1 finding in the northern markets last r e- week. They are now arriving on . lD every train and will be ready for in_ spection on Thursday, the 23rd. It would be impossible to enumerate all ? the novelties I was fortunate enough to secure in the north for spot cash, but suffice to say if yon will give us a I call we can sell you many goods, the v ' very latest, at AO cents on the $1.00, or 15 cents a yard for novelties other stores sell for 25 cents a yard. I have unquestionably got the lead this time and I intend to hold it. Come see, 1, for it is no trouble to show goods that p are new. No old trash to run eff at . y any price. D. C. Flynn, Manager. ? w >r KNOX'S Acidulated, Knox's Sparkling, b 11 Cox's, Cooper's, Swinburn's Gelait tines, Tryphosa, Bromangelon. Jello g t and Premier Jelly Powder, just rer reived a big lot. Everything for j d making quick and delicious desserts, j, The Union Grocery Company. lis Space cials. st returned from ' s, and goods pre . n. They bought r in ever, but we ;e stock to supply which has steadlarge store room tost to stock our ' i . . > * 1 i cantile Co., sellers. ^ ^ J dx dx dx . ildberg, * sta, Ga., z * : stock of The ^ Co. His specankrupt stocks es, and ? e Public at rs Prices. ? ? @) PPORTUNITY m ked, as you can 50c on the Dol/ vili begin . . . . m MARCH 22nd ? ' * OR 15 DAYS. ;t the stock of ^ Clothing, Shoes, lishino" finnHa ? 0 I & W. m iitation to Kindredand Creditors Itaie of South Carolina,) County of Union. f By Janon M. Greer, Esq.* Probate udse. Whereas, Mitchell Gist has made suit vj* o me to grant him Letters of Ad minis* ration on the estate of and ejects of 'ill man Gist, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and adlonish all and atagularOthe kindred nd creditors of lbe said Tillman Gist, eceased,~tbat they be and appear, beore me, in the Court of Probate, to be ield at Union Court House. South Caro* Ina, on the 6th day of April, next, after ubiication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tme orenoon, to show cause, if any they iave. why the said Administration hould not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 1st day of March, Anno Domini ions Jason M. Gkkkk, Probate Judge. Published on the 24th day of March, 1)05, in Trb Union Timbb. 2-2t " r - / " Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to respass upon the following described iiuiH either by hunting, fishing, nlking, driving, riding, cutting timer, grazing stock or otherwise: , The tract of land known as the Jonas wink home tract in Bogansvi lie towndp, bounded by land of J. W. Hcott, , P. (rage, the D. O. Gist children,, esee L. Hwink, Zack Kodger. ?'. 12-41 J. P, McKlSHlOK.