The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 23, 1905, Image 2

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sbkjTsl Effl Leonard Shaw and Dee Hal Leonard Shaw and Dee ?*$ Annex Shoes in all styl sag The celebrated Shamro< HS Children's and Misses * ffij? Some odds and ends in gag 1 Lot of Ladies' Autohc KpS Men's Plow Shoes, wo 8S5 Come ^ Ladies' Ready sal from 50c ?|- Biz lot of all S sM price to si w wc aim to mc |H for a few i $15 for $5. ^ Shirts worth ; tM going: at 3 1 ..IN 1 B WHITE QOOI 20c and 21 IEMBROIDERI eries now goods now IN LACES w< bargains. Onion Cottoi Weekly Crop Bulletin. Columbia, S. C., Juno 20, 100"). The week cndtng S a. m., June lhth, had a mean temperature .slightly above normal, with extremes of a maximum of OH degrees at Blackvillc ow the 13th, and a minimum of 6l> degrees at Greenville on the 13th. The sunshine aviraged about normal, although in parts of the State there was considerable cloudiness the latter part. There, were no destructive hicrh winds*, or other damaging conditions. The precipitation was in the form of thunderstorms and local showers. The rainfall was heavy in places in the eastern counties, where it ranged from half an inch to over two inches, with scattered localities in all parts of the State that had 110 rain or amounts too small to Iks lienof.ca'.. Hiiro were some heavy showers in the northern liorder counties hut they were widely scattered. The need of rain is indicated for the central and south" western counties, generally, and in places elsewhere. Cultivation made rapid progress and nearly all fields have been rid of gnws and weeds, except where laborers were scarce, or where the ground has become too hard to plow and cultivate. The weather was favorable for harvesting wheat and oats, which work is nearly finished except for spring oats. There was a general improvement in the condition of cotton, with ex ( options in the case of fields that have not been thinned or cleaned of grass, but only in exceptional instances have the plants attained normal growth, l>cing generally undersized. Blooming is still sporadic, though fairly general in the eastern counties. Sea Island cotton is in good condition but as yet blooming sparsely. Lice are still present in sections, but are disappearing. Chopping has not Ijcen finished. There has been only slight improvement in corn which continues small and yellow, except on fields that received early and thorough cultivation. There are many complaints of corn tasscling low, and of damage by worms. There is considerable land yet to be planted to corn. There is little change in the condition of tobacco, which shows the effects of too much rain, and lack of cultivation. Rice is receiving its AUGHTER n Shoes, in calf and vici, buttc n $5.00 Shoes for es and leathers, will be sold fo ck Shoe going for shoes, price $1.50, being sold f Ladies' Slippers, all sizes, for. iv Shoes, price $4.00, selling a rth $1.25 to $1.50, selling for . i at once! First in, first se Trimmed Hats at to $4.00. >ilk Ribbons, all cola lit your putSe. >ve our Clothing de days will sell suits 25c going at 19c, Sh t9c. Sox 3c up. C DRY QOC l)S: White Lawi 5c, going at l2J?c, 1 ES AND LACES: \2l/xC, 25c goods i r 28c. ; are offering soi n Millo Thmaitf Li iiiiiio i/opai i harvest water in the Colleton district, and is generally doing well. Gardens and pastures need rain in the central and western parts. Melons are quite promising. Wheat is yielding poorly at threshing. Oats also are generally poor, but with numerous exceptions where the yields range from good to excellent. A large acreage of peas, for forage, Ixung sown, and more lands will bo sown as soon as it rains. Union.?Jonesville: The week has been dry, and farm work well advanced generally; moisture is needed, there were local showers on the 14th and 15th in northern part of county; corn planting not finished; small grains harvested; late cotton is growing well; gardens need rain. ? F. P. O'Shields. Sermonette by Wm. M. roster. Behold, a king shall reign in' righteousness, and princes shall rule in judgment. And a man shall Ik; as a hiding place from the wind, and a covert from the tempest; as rivers of water in a dry place, as the shudow of a great rock in a weary land. Isaiah 32nd A 1 ? -A ? t uimpu-r aim isi arm ana verses. A long text but ? short scrmonettc. The first word of the text invites universal attention. A king shall reign in righteousness, and this king (Jesus) is the only one in whom no guile has ever been found. Righteousness, that exalts the nations, was the glory of His whole career during His sojourn on earth, and characterized His entire life from Bethlehem to Calvary. No princes ever ruled in judgment who did not live in the nurture and admonition of the king who reigns in glory supreme, and will while the ceaseless ages of eternity roll. Who is this king of glory, the Ixrnl mighty in battle? He was the man of sorrows, the hiding place from ! the tempestuous winds that blast the. hopes of so many beguiled by the wiles of Hatan, the arch enemy of all the human rata;. This king is a covert from every tempest that assails the human heart, u refuge in storms of sorrow, and a present help in time of need. As rivers of water in a dry place; rending His rain for three purposes, viz.: Whether for His land, or for correction, or for nicrcy; and with unfeigned thanks let all praise Hitn, for His mercy endures forover. Who is a rock save our God? His shadow covers all the weary la$ds. SALE! 1J >n and lace $2 50 5g ?r 3 oo gs a r 2 25 w foi 2 50 I ;? or 1 00 We 50 Kb Bai t 2 50 jgS ?>r rved. Ra ul KM U) B8 T> BhI reduced prices, ?j| jj S3 ui BBS in rs and shades, ia- t .03 R? Ire ^ partment, and ^ J; worth $10 to ?| J:| Era 11,1 lirts worth 50c y $ ollars 9c. ^ r WS 118 $3 8,1 iiHHHnt fin i I r Kg MkS hiv is worth 15c, ^ ? 15c and 20c. 15c Embroid- ^ Til now 20c, 40c Us "i B0 f?i tta wi Era To me very rare gtl 4? Kja nn inS im PH bli ment Store. I ? SSI Re 8. May all find shelter beneath that 19< holy shadow. A King in righteousness shall reign, Till time snail be; no more ; til His power will always remain, B1 His word steadfast and sure. Some princes in judgmeut may rule, I* Rut men are prone to stray ; Before they die they act the fool, ' And wander from God's wnv. ?. - 11 A hiding place from wind and storm, A covert from the blast; )il Delights the weary and forlorn, And savos the soul at last. k i f Under the shadow of His wings, ; Ja | The rigliteouB love to dwell, j [ This sweet consolation brings, They act their part so well. ? t r k Union Seen and Talked of by M ; OutsMers-A Tourist Hotel. Ja The Sunday issue of the Atlanta M Constitution contained a very nice, M short write up of the city of Union. Only a few of the leading industries, enterprises, resources and attrac- ni tions were mentioned, hut these K< most favorably. The Union cotton M mills, Win. A. Nicholson & Son bank building, First Presbyterian R< church editk*, and a busy scene on soi Main street in front of and includ- H ing court house were the only illustrations. In speaking of the mineral W wealth and mineral HpringH of lia Union county the newly discovered 1 mineral spring of Mr. I. F. Peake wi on Gage avenue was highly spoken of as containing large percentage of mineral properties of great medici- _ nal value, and that the location of Si this spring in the very heart of the city at the foot of three steep hills, ? it t ? on m? level overlooking tlic spring JJj were ideal spots for a tourist hotel. tw< That the lo<id advantages enjoyed ?by Union as to climate made it delightfully cool in stnnincr and very ; mild in winter and unusually < healthy as the mortality statistics c show. Union is the <rity for tourists ? to spend summer or winter. A tourist hotch. near Peake's spring \ would mean much for Union. * " ? 1 Famous Fruit Farms of Texas. ? LG Arkansas, Louisiana, and the great South-west reached by the Cotton Ilelt Route. You can purchase very * cheap round trip "Home Seeker" tick- 11 eta at Atlanta, Birmingham, Anniston, ^ Montgomery and certain other points , any first or third Tuesday. Ticket* * bear a final return limit of 21 days, (jg and allow stop overs any point went of ? Memphis. Ask for tickets to read by . Memphis and The Cotton Belt. Write * I., P. Smith, Trav Pass. Agt. AUuuttt, Ga. c AN ORDINANCE oTtdin? for a Dog Tax and >rotrlslons and Penalties for the Enforcement Thereof. lie it ordained l>y the Mayor and iermen of the Town of Union, South __ rolina, in Council assembled and \w authority of name: 0f jec. 1. That a tax of One Dollar for eh year or part thereof, for each and PU ery dog owned or kept in the Town Union, is hereby assessed, imposed w d levied upon the owner or keener \|| ereof; said tax to be paid on or l>ere the 15th day of July. A. I). 1906, d on or before the 1st day of June au each succeeding year. Section 2. That from and nfter the IT! id 16th day of July, A. D. 1905, it flj all not be lawful for any dog owned kept in the Town of Union to l>e W( on the streets of said town without qq iving a collar on and n tax check tached thereto; the said tax check ITI lie furnished by the Tow n Clerk and easurer, with a receipt for said tax, . the time of payment thereof. Ot Section 3. That after said date, any Q id all dogs found or appearing u|>on e streets of Union without having t said collar and check shall lie taken > and impounded, and notice of said ipounding, with description of snid >g, shall Tie posted u]>on the public llletin board and also in or nenr the || istofflce for twenty-four hours ; that It e owner or person claiming said dog I dogs may, within thu time limited, H cover said dogor dogs upon the payent of ($2.00) Two Dollars for each ig so impounded; but such dog or _ igs as shall not be reclaimed by pay- ? i>nt as aforesaid shall be killed ; proied any person reclaiming and pay|r for saia dog or dogs, shall been- ? led to a tax receipt and check from ^ c Town Clerk and Treasurer; and w ovided further, that any one who s previously paid the tax on any ch dog so taken up, after |>aying the iemption tax, and upon making a xsonable and satisfactory excuse here the Mayor for his dog so appear5 on the streets, shall be refunded edollarand twenty-five cents ($1.25) such redemption tax. Section 4. That any dog coining d being upon the streets of the Town |f Union, without having a collar and J check on and which, nfter reason- ^ le effort cannot be impounded, and nf ter giving notice to the owner, upon suoscouent coming upon the streets 111 thout having on a collar and tax th eck, may be killed then and there the police, "1 Section 5. That it shall be unlawful r any person to own or keep a dog M thin the corporate limits of the >wn of Union, without paying the g tax herein provided for, and any ? rson or persona so offending shall be led not more than Five Hollars or be jprisoned not more than ten days. Done and ratitied in Oouncil assemi'd under the corporate seal of the >wn of Union, South Carolina, on ^ is first day of May, A. D. 1906. fi ttest: R. L. McNai.i.Y, 1 Mayor. 4 \V. H. Artiicr, 1 Clerk and Treasurer. ( I Advertised Letters ? tmaining in the Poet Office at Union, | C., for the week ending June 23, )5. A?-Miss Frances Alexander. B?Mr. Abner Bostick, Mr. G. timer Blankcnshein, Mrs. Mamie ackwell. C?Mr. John Cunningliam, Miss x>na Cabc, Mr. Cannon Clarke. E?Mrs. Liser Ellison. F?Mr. Glarcnce Foster, Mr. J. unter Finney. G?Miss Lettie Glenn, Miss Ser- , ics Giles, Mrs. Ellen Giles. H?Mrs. C. Hill. J?Mrs. F. J. Johns, Miss Lealcr cobs, Miss Bessie Johns, Mr. Jim nes, Mrs. Patsy Jeter. K?Mr. J. C. King, Miss Minnie ing. L?Mr. R. H TJHloUbn ?_ ? ??vv*vjviill| i'l 1H| attic Lylcs. M?Mr. McFarlin, Miss Martha ncMeng, Mr. Robert Morgan, r. Charley Martin, Sallic Murph, iss Mattie Mills. R?Jarrett Ray. S?Miss Josie Saulder, Mrs. Fane Swtx-'t, Andrew Sartor, Mr. enip Stuckman, Daniel Shell, r. John N. Sims. T?Mr. Samat C. Tinsley, Mr. >bcrt Thomas, Mrs. Maria Thomn, Mrs. Fanny Thomas, Dr. R. . Touchstone. W?Mrs. Florence Woodson, Mr. illic Washington, Mr. Ed. Wilms. Persons calling for the above letters = II please say if advertised, and will be . , luired to pay one cent for their deery. J. C. Hunter, P. M. I pedal Adverfisemeats fotloes will be inserted In this column eft ni ? rate of tt words or less for tto one Issue, ir Issues for 76o. Additional lines over | intf-Sve words to a linn. ACKINTOSH Celebrated Kn?n.?. ' raflfee Candy, Peter's 8wise fttilk ( Jhocolate for eating only, Wiley's 3hooolatee and Bonbons. Fresh ihipments by express at Scaife's. BLCH'S unfermented grape iuice nakcs a delightful and cooling drink dso the best obtainable for uses for acramental purposes In churches. ' re ah supply just received at the Jnion Grocery Company. >8T?A very fine umbrella taken by nintake from court house Tuesday.. w. nitials on handlo J. F. K. A suit-! ible reward for returning it to ofticc j >f J. A. Sawyer, Esq. E The Peonies Supply Company for 7~ ieins pickling vinegar. Bvst made. ( EME De Menthe and Maraschino ' 'berries in 25andS0cents bottles. If < ou want something nice and up to < he minute use these in all of your 1 ooiat functions. The Union .Qro cry Co. ^ WE NEVI Such a Business Before ii re always have something fer our customers. We d< in down as the "old time ! T ARC llEI IINll ery day or so, bought at arked accordingly. We i le wholesale houses that v e don't get mo.e for cert >uld do so by asking it, but argin of profit for cash. For this week we have i fer you in Millinery, Rib >lored Lawns and Swisses, Come to Us ami IcLure Mer The Under itraws Tell Which way the wind hlowK , . arav ?T you will keep your eyes on i hether we are doing the busii esumptuous as to tnink that i e people patronize us, b6t rat e values we give, along with ent. /E'D BE GLAD TO EXPL, OF EASY P/ | JUST f a fine line of B umrr/mam Refrigerators, Pictures, etc. TURNER &. If You Ever W< Thla lc fka #1?~ m mmm*r bk* VIIV VB IB V* UA V W carry a large line of bu and our line is especial with Tea, suitable for i especially call attentior & Sanborn Package T funded on every pack doesn't prove entirely s Call on us when y< The Union ( / Union's T will be absent from my office from 1 Thursday, June 22nd, until Monday, July 24tli. All communications should be addressed to mc at Union, S. G., and same will reach me the ' next day. Dr. McCreery Glymph, ] vjo >)icvwji8Ii< 25-3t CACKBERRIF8 are ripe and cheap: . fruit is beginning to come in, and we have a magnificent line of M*son's Improved Fruit Jars, pints, quarts and halves. Call at once as we arc making attractive prices. The Union Grocery Company. JST received another shipment of 3,000 Cinco cigars, all shapes and , colors. Cinco is one of the greatest ' favorites. We carry in stock all the time a dozen or more brands, the best 5 cents smoking material that the market affords. Try our Red l>abcl, Pure Havana. The Union Grocery Company. ANTED?Mill making" 84 Needle 1-2 \ Hose wants a few good Knitters, ' Loopers and Toppers. Woold like to ? liave several large families. Address ( J M. Norris, Westminister ,8. C. 2*>4t | delightful assortment of the dainti- 4 est cakes and confectionary special- J ties Just opened at the Union Grocery ' Company. Famous National Biscuit I Company's In-cr Seal line of package * nwdi; also fine assortment of delicious cakes. Call at once at "The Home of Everything Good tolSat." ER HAD 1 it the Month of June. I! new and attractive to > not allow our stock to 1 stone-Keeper" does. IN NEW GOODS U a close Cash price and j are frequently asked by j, /e do business with why ain lines of goods. We i t prefer to sell on a close ? some attractive things to bons, Silks, White and , Eolines, Percales, Etc. ^ jj I Save Money. " cantile Co., ? -sellers. 1 is yau can very easily decide less or not. We are not so ... it is altogether for love that her thihk it is on account of the very best possible treat- I \IN TO YOU OUR PLAN iYMENTS. RECEIVED edroom Suits, Iron Beds, i Go-Carts, Reed Rockers, I GIVE US A' CALL. ] MAYFIELD. UllllAI UUUU I CO ir for it. We always Ik and package Teas, ly attractive just now making Ice Tea. We * i to our famous Chase eas. Your money re;age like this which atisfactory. e> ou want good Tea. jrocerv Co., ea Store. FRESH com starch, the very best grade, 10 cents per pound package, 8 For 25 cents. The Union Grocery Company. FOR RALE?Two lota 87x200 feat each, located on street leading to stand pipe. Apply to S. Means Beaty. 2Mt FRESH shipment of Delicious Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Squares, just received at "The Home of Everything Good to Eat." Ferris'. Swift's Premium and Kingan's Reliable. The Union Grocery Company. 1785 1905 nflllCCC fir ftuinirrTAii uulllul ur unnntxo I URf Charleston, S. C. m Entrance examinations will be held n the County Court Honse on Friday, fuly 7, at 9 a. in. One Free Tuition icholarship to each County in South (T* Carolina awarded by the County Sunt. * . >f Education and Judge of Probate, loart and furnished room fn Dormiory, $10 a month. All candidates for idmiasion are permitted to eompete or vacant Boyoe Scholarships, which tay $100 a year. For further informaion and catalogue, address HARBISON RANDOLPH. 22-6t p PretMdht. ' v.