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LOCAL NEWS N3TES. ~~ H jppenings of Ink rest About Tow/;. Sheriff Sain'.er> made :i hii-im trip to Cross K *ys Wednesday. Mr. 10. I'riolcau has moved into1 a pu t ? f Mrs. M< <'t.Whins' house. Mrs. J. J. Sliepanl. aeeompani* d l?y her son .lames, of Darlington. S. i i> visiting i.er sisp Mi.-. j J'. Cam lie. i Mi trojiolitan Maga/un- . : .<I I sir I nioti Times on-- year for ^I.SO. Tliis a good otT?-r we are making to si * lire new sul-erik-rs. l>rs. Then. Maddox, Crown Torr? lii c and C. \V. Austell are in atti l.t'anee upon tin State Mi dieal A--. Cation in Columbia this week. l)r. li. (i. Clifford and Mr. I'. A. (llmleuit : 111? 1111 o 11 tie- III -et mir ol , tlu! Crand Lodge ofKigl t of Honor! w11i<-H was held in Columbia this week. Mr. A. M. I of Talla ha Flu., after a few day- visit to his ( sister, Mrs. It. M. Clement, on Church street, left Tuesday for hi- > home. < Sadie, the oiie-yeai -old infant of Mr. T. E. Kelly, died Sunday after- . noon at <? o'clock and was huriod Monday at the City Cemetery. The i little one was one of twins. Drs. Hamilton and Jackson are , in attendance upon the State Medical Association in Columbia thi- week. Mrs. Hamilton accompanied her husband on the trip. [ A Magic Lantern Entertainment will he given ill the Court House , Thursday evening, beginning at i S;IV) o'elojk. No charges, but a ! collection will be taken at the close ..r ti,.. inUcrtuin tnon t i Doil't toil to read tin* op nit.g , eh iptcrs of our lew serial story. *'Beverley of (Iran-taik,'' on third page in this issue. It was written l>y the famous author, (!< org.* Ran Met'uteheon, ami is ihteri -ti:.g from beginning to end. Monday night, April '_J ?r<i, the OXeeUtiw committee will meet for the last time in the court house to receive applications for enrollment from those entitled to enroll under the rules and regulations, and have been unavoidably prevented from d?e.ng s<? !?el'ore. ** The travelling public may not know that the l". A C. S. trains now makes regular connections morning and evening with the Seaboard at l'rid<Tit >seg. ing from I'nion to Chester or Dreenwood and points beyond are able to make quick connections. The road i> running upon regular schedule. Our townsman, Mr. II. W. Hamilton, says that lib trip to Cuba ha> shown him that it would he a good thing to have Spanish taught in our schools. 11c says there is a line opening for young men from the l uited States in Cu'ua if they can speak Spanish. Moreover, lie says there are a numher of cities, Key West. 1\1 I'ast), San Antonio, bo redo and others in this eountry where the same conditions prevail. City Campaign Meetings. The executive committee ha> arranged the following campaign for the candidates for city olliees: Ward 1?April 2~>th, N.dn p. m.. at (iradeil School grove. Ward 2?April 2l?th, ;it band bark on Main street. Ward b?April 27th, at Knitting Mill Reading Room. Ward 1 ? April 2Mh, :it Kike's Store. Monday night, April both. at Court House for all wards. FxGdsior Knitting Miils Notes. i/iiitm, rv v .. .vpill 10.? l.tlllol j U.vion Tim?> : Please allow i;.? >; ace ; in your valuai>i>> paper fur a ft u dots I concerning our P.urgand its surround-' nigs. (liir |K'oplf wort* greatly sin eked l>y | the sudden deatli of .Mr. II. i. lYilen. an old ('oiifederatejsoklier, and a liar- I ness maker I?y trade, lie died Sunday j morning at o'clock and was carried Tuesday to Spartanburg for burial. The health of our people is generally good, and so far as I can learn they are generally satisfied and happy. Our merchants, the Messrs. fowler, seem to Ik* doing a thriv ing bushes. tjuite a number of our citizens are making gardens, wliieii hy the way, is a good idea, for the more we can raise i the less we ha\c to buy; hence tinmore money we can have. We are having t >vo Sunday schools, one at the reading room in the morning, and the other at the .Methodist church in the afternoon. Until tire well attended. Preaching at one or both places almost every Sunday and Sunday night: also prayer meeting twice a week. All of these services have a great intluence for good in our community. Now if this article does not find its way to the wa to bask-t. I will t ry and give you the in wa of < ur town each week. Wishing Tiik Ticks abundant nUucObti, 1 will clortc lot' this time. Jo "JO. w-. | FROM Ol'R JONFSVILLE CORRESPONDENT Jono .viile Manufacturing Co. Increases C Capital Stock?Death e! Mr. Ja>. j (u uit in Atknta. .loiH'.-vill' . A ??mh1 rain 1au- Saturday ev nlnit ma !< tlio f&nn* . t?rs m!:uI as ?lir i. . ! v. a- getting hard : It..lay it i- in lit. order for | plowing. I t The >rr\ iees :ii tin- I'..:; i i. ; ami Mr I li- ! odi?l I'lictvhcs ye-sterduv vvrre nioa1 than ordinary la-ran I n hoing Ka.-" r Sunday. file (.'hutched wnro tiulh ' !!-. t!.cf.}ji?-d : iIs. inu.-ie and the nr.-n-iiiir.; was \relh,iit am tin* rungregali in got d. w! i - tin-day wa- just .ovoly. * * At i!a.> > rk-li<>id?-rs i. n-ting last ' w ?M i i * .>J I J;. * <>., i ? > i hi !. rcsoh.ili >:i i > I.: pease the en; i- ;i t il stock to $350,(XX), tlu-l'O WftS Ini | iiiil. e>.; ositiun, and s11 increase was oi> ;l it I in -t unanimously. So the i '.V'irl; of building tin* iiv .v ::ii 11 wili be- \ i i i 1:1 short while. Tin* president jri'l directors arc eonsi Soring whether ; I'o-v nil I > ii i !<I Mills brick or come lit blocks. 1 ,'ii-s (11 nee I.it! hjohnl ivho is tench- e *iitr icar Ciicsterliehl. S. ('..spent Inst week at home with her parents. ^ leturiu'il to her school Unlay. Miss M. 10. Clinton, of Ciiieora c >l- ? lei;. , (ire.Miville. wtis the guest of her h friend. M: < .Mario .MeWiiirter, Satin- | day and yesterday. . Mr <"hnrle<.l. Ilames, of (ialVnev, spent Master Sunday with his niotii rs family. Mr. Ilames -ang in the loir at the Methodist church } or-lor- | lay. and he has a line toil >r voice. Mr C. M. MeWhirler, of Union, -pent Sunday in .Jonesville. v Miss l.ola M'hit lock, of the Hee-hive y in Spartanburg, spent Sunday withher | arcnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Whilluek, Ir., near Jonesville. Miss Ilettie Wist, of West Springs, V i.-ive been vi<i t ing I lie M isses (ii I mo re. Mrs Sue West, of West Springs,is ., ri-iliiig relatives in Jonesville. M r. .lame-. (iaull. of Cherokee conn- " ly, (la . died a few days since in At lanta. tin. Mr. (ranlt moved from I'ea h llidgo to (Jeorgia in the year ISIS .vhere he had lived ever since, lie ^ vas a son of Mr. Ud (built who left ' nany relatives near Kelton and I'inck- * ley. Mi-- Mattie Wise, sister of IVof. H. ( \. \\ i-o, is vi-iMnj! lit*r DriillK'i* at tlie 1 mlerprise i11>:o'. Mr ii ir. i lames and i > r. A ii. Ft is- ' !v-s- left tt>ilsiy to attend the I'ylliian I .:i? t i up at I .aureus . .. r A protracted inoelinp will begin ,. 11? \t Si;: day at tin- i'.a; tir l church ln'iv, ami continues several days. ili'V. l; .1. \V i ilium*. id' (Ir? en\ille. V will assist pastor II. K K/.ell ia the p neeling. ilev. Mr. Williams assisted in a inf.-1inpr liere last year and is uicusaiitly and favorably reaieiiiheretl hy many people here. I Mrs. Samuel \ "uuglian.who has been quite ill. is lisueh better. j Tut KIMIONK. ( ANNOUNCEMENTS. ' i Candidate- for .Municipal < lliiees will X be required to pay $J.oO in advance for t their announcement as Candidate t from tludr ward. ^ FOR MAYOR. ! I lie many friends and ardent sup- ^ porters, in appreciation of his past valuable services, hereby announce .Ma-- ' betli You in; a t undulate f. ?r Mayor of ? the city of Union subject to the ih cis- j ion of i .e iteinocialio primary election , Having been solicited iiy pood cili- s /.en- to lie candidate for Mayor at the | eli-uinp 1 leel i'<n. I hereby aniMiiuee j myself as such, subject to the Uemoeralic primary lection. My platform 1 is retrenchment and reform. M. \V. Ci i c. for au>i:ki:an ward i. I hereby announce myself a eandi- t date I'ur AIderiuan of Ward I. subject to tin- Democratic primary election. .1. 11. Si II >! ! VII. j I hereby announce myself :t Candida c for Warden from Ward I. subject to the decision of the Democratic pri- , nuiry elect ion. ,l.\s. (r. l.oso.Jit. I hereby annoum e my-elf a candidate ' for ie? lection for Alderman from Ward 1, subject t ? tlie decision of the ' Democratic primary eleitioii. J. W Ck a \v i oki). C FOB ALDERMAN WARD 2. I her by annoue.ee myself a candidate for reelection as Alderman from Ward subject to the derision of the . Democratic primary election. 1". (i. Aesrta i.. l lie friend.- < f < o. I'errin an- 1 nonne. him a candidate for Alderman \ for War.I sul j < : to the decision of 1 the Democratic primary. ? FOR ALDERMAN WARDS. I hereby announce myself a candidal lor Alderman from W ard suit? jeet ! > the decision of the Democratic primary ehction II. (i. IIaii.ky. FOR A LDERMAN W \RD 4. I announce myself a candidate for Al Icrman frun Ward I. subject to the Democratic prim :ry eh ct.ion. F. <>. W'ii.i \i:i?. j I hereby iinnoum o myself a candidate 'i for Al ciman from Ward t subject to the decision of the Democratic primary | election. .1 W. Nam k. j I hereby announce myself acandid:ile for Alderman from Ward 1, sub- ' ji i-i to I'.c l> nncratic primary elee- \ lion. W. I*. Skki.to.w < I hereby announce myself a candidate for Aldorlllan from Ward I, sub- < ject to (be l> mocratic primary election. W 11. Wkst. i COMMISSIONICR l l l.l.ic WORKS. ' I hereby announce mj.seIf as a candidate for t In- olliee of ('onimissionr r j of Public Worlts, . object, to thedecis- ( ion of the Homo -ratio primary. if I>. II. WA i . . , NOTICK?The Union Dramatic Club i will j/ive their nextshow in the opera t Iioum-Thursday and Fi iday evenins;, ApriI The Club has worked ' hard und a line bliow may be ex pool* " ud. )f ju SANTUC SIFTINGS. Hills Prevailing?Stop Sunday Work- Tc ing?Kind Words for the Retiring Editor. s"> degrees was the maximum (,< empernture last week. I' Miss Lily C'ornwell visited vela- t*( ivis in Chester County last week. st Mr. and Mrs. It. C. A. Jeter vis- "I ted relatives at Sedalia Saturday; nd Sunday. |U1 We had quite a stormy evening and L lt? riu.t.n of last Saturday. Ahout ' me inch of rainfall in two hours, uid a very "stiff*' wind. 1,1 Chi'.S have heen quite "active'' iround lure this spring. A num- (lj ter < I people were shaking with sl hem, while the weather was still ! P] evy ehilly. J J The Sunday school at the Methelist ehureh was reorganized April ; >t, and at the Baptist ehureh April j1!1 , 1 . . .. 1 u 1 ? i I nt in, iur?u ;i puuiiay scnool was <>r;ani/.ed at the Presbyterian church. The Department of Agriculture Veather bureau is having a Phono<gical Record kopt at this Woatlu-r >ureau station, and ?ometlmes, for k uture reference, it may prove good ^ s well as interesting. "t Now that tnc work season has ^ een some time open, we hear many '1; icgro women saying, "That is man's 01 fork,"' regarding work, and have w <>u noticed that about almost all ("' inds of work is getting to he "man's fork," if you are to judge by the n t fonien. At last it is looking like spring ' ml the trees budding and blooming . ml the birds singing indicates it. '' kfter the weather did break, it roke ofV short. Farmers may not 1,1 e so far behind though as some try IV a believe. It is a long time through ? he growing season. ? A man recently from the dam at "atawha Falls, say they began to fork on Sunday there, hut the 'r|j uthorities soon pot a stop to it. Jero in Fnion county work went on ^ ight along at Neal Shoals. It eemcd that our people had it in heir heads that the dam and the 1^ forking 011 it would he such a hoon i? this country that not a thing mist he thrown in its way; or is lu ster a better moral country than "nion? A 1 wish Mr. E. M. Rice (you Mr. Mi tor) as Editor of The Times nueh success. I know he will he air. You s.-e I am already ae- ? II inaintcd with him as Editor and ve got along fine, lie wishes me o continue in the capacity of furtishing news to .the paper. 1 am hhw ?t that hut whl try at times [for Times.) I will have to hid i, Mr. (lage, the retiring editor, fare- veil. Mr. (Sage, I think, made a 1 jood Editor and wrote some fine dilorials. 1 liked his firm and <-) air way. We, In? and 1, got along ine, and 1 considered him a substantial, personal friend, which will ast outride our ollieial capacity as [ know. My opinion is, lie ran a j> lean, fair paper. III. Dk.NV Kit. Advertised Letters u teniainin^ in tin* Post < >IIi<*<" atUnion, >. for the wi't'k eliding April 20. A?Omelia Adam-, Julia Arnold, _ i 1> Ajrnpw. y 11? J E Eailey, A A P.r wn, James ieaty. ? C?Jackson Craig, Kettle Coleman. Air II *harlio ]?? Mollie Elliot, Fannie Ease, 'limns Edwards. F?Henry Fosick, (2), .1 I) Fant, Mrs ? , E Foster. '' (i?(! V (irecory, Margaret Green, I M Graliam, (c >1 1 II ?Hr () P Harry. .T?Hare Jeter, Hugh Jetty. I.? Pearl 1. ttlinn. M?Josie McManus, 11 ieks McKisaick. It'?Katie iiodgers, Caiaiu liiee, Wilie Hay. j" S?Mattie Sparks, Frances Saxton. \V?Carrie West, Joi n Worthy, t'ersons calling for the ahove letters vi11 please say if adverli-ed. and will _ te ret|tiired to pay one cent for their F lelivery. J (V Htntkw, P. M. Dit. I. E. CR1MM. ' Hie Well Known German Eye a Sight Specialist of Spartcinbisrg. Will fte In This City Soon. IIis reputation and reliability as an I! uitliorily in defettivo t*\esiirht is well stahlished in this city and all over the I'iedmont section. Mo eomcs to the ity veil recommended : ixl refers to !)r. J (i fining, M. W I'.oho, ('apt. K. I [,. Clarke, \v ho have glasM s fr? m him. Dr. Crimm will have a permanent " illice in I nion. His lii-i visit will be ' from Monday. April COtItt to Saturday, May r>th, positively no longer. Other lates will be announced later 11 is oliire is at Dr. \V. Austell's, itiVov the M. ?Nr P. Hank Keiriemher date. No charge for ex nnination. All glasses at the most easonahle price s. _ SI'AltTAXHl KU It Ht A I.I) NN A Further Chance.? Dr. I. K Crimm. he noted eve specialist, will b> in the ity one week longer. Ilo camo in a _ eiv weeks ago, and has treated a great1 (j nany people for various troubles of the ve, with great purrees. Those who teed glasses should not miss the opporunity to call on him. Doing a thorough* Indent, and successful practitioner in _ us line, as well as cultured gentleman A f pleasant manners, he will doubtless uwt will* much tfuocees Titrjnffber* ?tj MAXIM GORKY IN TROUBLE. to Many Wives, But lie Seems Not To Know It. Maxim Gorky, wlio came to this i mntry to present the eausi of the j ussiun people and incidentally to 't money to aid them in their niggle for freedom, has heon much ' [Tended because some one started ie story that he had left his wife I nd ehildren in Russia and was ' avelling with a woman who is not is wife according to the laws of ussia. He explains that lie could j ot get a divorce in Russia, and j iat he went to Finland, secured a ivoice there from his wife in litis a, and was then married to his ' resent companion by a notary. | e is surprised that in this country, j a eountay famed for its love of j ir play and its reverence for won- j i, such a slimy slander as this \ lould have gained credence.'' It. is not known what the Russian ! Irs. Gorky thinks of the slimy i ick her husband played on her; j ut why Gorky should be disturbed : y the turn his affairs have taken | e cannot understand. lie will nd plenty of company in New j ork, and any number of men who J uv shown the same sort of ivver- ' ice for women lie displayed to- ! ards his Russian wife and their i lildrcii.?News and Courier. The next meeting of the Interdenninafioitid Sunday Seliool Condition will l)e held in Georgetown, he meeting l:tr-t week in IVl/.er was trmoniotts and successful. The . uu <>f SX-VJ was raised for carrying | i the work for the next twelve lonths. ______ . - I paeial Advsriis&tiisnfs | Motives will ho insetted in this column at liiteol i'? wools or less l or 25o one issue, ur issues lor 75e. Additional lines over renty live wordsfic a line. L'AUhDING'S Base. Bulls. Base Bait goods and Ihe oilicial Bute Books for ; LVN ii. 15. JI. Senile. | i Hl'lKNS, deors niul windows r< paired ' and new oi.i s <>n hand at all limes. | Doors, Windows and Frames made to ] order Give us a trial. Abruftis A: Scoggins. H-4t. BAKU treat can he had willi a ean of our California Asparagus or Asparagus Tips. Something you do not iind elsewhere. The Union Grocery Co. IA I.F-I'B IC1C?For a ehange ol busi- J ness, we are selling out at exactly ; half price for cash. This includes ' Pianos, Organs, Machines, Stoves, l (inns, Furniture and everything ex- | crpt seeds. Tf you delay the oilier person will get the bargains. 1-11. Wonder Store. UK (Quality is the best if you got it from tlie Union Grocery Co. >,'10 Hour f.inenSah?Tuesday morning. April 2-lth, 10 to II o'clock. Ooileys, Towels, Tray Covers etc. All l.inen going at bargains. One Hour only. Swygort's b and lOe, j store. 10-1t. . USSIAN Caviar, Imported Mushrooms, Imported Sardines; Seasonable delicacies can be had at The Union Grocery Co. SIC Paris Green to kill potato bugs. It requires careful handling, for it is a poison, but it does the business for Potato Pug.- and does not harm the plant. The Rice Drug Co. 1 (I-11. OU will find it at The Union Grocery Company. VOIJ would avoid the danger of j Having ih'U imgs, use our "Head I Stuck". Nou-|ioisonuus, and will | not stain. The Kice Drug Co. ltJ-lt. j ? YOIIIJ stuck of Canned Fruits,! Preserves, etc., front last year's crop is ah'Hit exhausted, we can supply you with Pure Fruit and Granulated : Sugar Goods, everything in this line. Special agents for thy famous 11 J. 111'in/. Preparations. The Union I iroeery Co. OST?On Main street, Signet Ping i with the initial *'11" engraved thereon. Finder will he rewarded by returning same to thisoilice. Uiltpd. 1' IS Fresh if you got it from The Union Grocery Company. () MAKE new shoes feel like old, use Holmes' Foot Powder. Fifteencents. Duke Drug Co. SK Foil Powdered Choeolate. It saves the troidile of grating; has all the richness and lull llavor of the cake, and ready for instant use with no trouble. The Union Grocery Company. S VFST iifteen cents in a package of Holmes' Foot Powder, use it, see how glad your feet will be. Duke Drug Co. HE Price is right if you got it from j The Union Grocery Co. VERYTllING new in Dry Goods. I Millinery, unci shoes, best goods for tiie least money. Hutchinson A; ! Wickor. | K10S1I Cream Cheese received week- j ly ; also fresli stock of the best Macaroni manufactured. The Union Grocery Co. rANTKI>?A place as colporter or librarian Experienced man. Good Character. Ilest of references. Address (J., care Union Timks. 10-ltpd ALU for the. I.n Solera Cigar; an except ionnl smoke at an exceptional price: 10 cents value for 5 cents. Sold by The Union Grocery Company. TUKA I' for tired feet, Holmes' Foot 1'owder, cures sweating. l'iftcou oeuts bwx? iluky Drug Sailing Out i Beginning: on F we will offer on goods at just fi 5 includes ever i Seeds, which i ! goods. Pianos, i Machines, Stov i niture and ever i J COiiE QUICK AND | | I? Change of bush for sell WON I3K1 Hi-? so " - ^~*~~iT7r.Trr~:n-?TrTgn Amended Summons for Relief Stat*' of South Carolina; ) Court ComCouuty of Unioji. J moil l'leas com pi. aint not 8KKVKD O. II. Hawkins, Jr., Plaintiff, Ag i i list Sal lie 10. Rrown, Ida ICIlis. A. It. Osborne, James Greer, U. II. Greer, Sail}' Bishop, Maiti Bishop, Susan Tinslcy. Let?io Smith, Alice Hawkins, Carrie Hawkins, Lorena Hawkins, Ida Sinclair, Janie Hawkins, Maud A. Hawkins, Lizzie it. Hawkins, G. H. Hawkins, U. A Hawkins, Robert Greer. lOugene Greer, Glover Greer. John Greer, Sue Gre w, Catherine Gwynn, or heirs unknown, Hole nnh, or heirs unknown, Caroline R. Salinas an J C. 10 I ward Salinas, Hefeiulants. To the Defendants: Sailie 10 Brown, Ida 101 lis A. It. Oshorne, James Greer, B. II. Greer, Sally Bishop, Mat tie Ri-h op. Susan Tinsley, Lottie Smith. Alice Hawkins, Came Hawkins, Lorena | Hawkins, Ida Sinclair, Janie Hawkins, Maud A. Hawkins, L zzie 1'. Hawkins, (i. II. Hawkins, It. A. Hawkins Robert Greer, lOugt no G eer, (ilo or Greer, John Greer, Sue Greer, Catherine Gwynn, or heiis unknown. ? ? llolcotnh, or heirs unknown, Caroline It. Salinas and lOdward Salinas, you are hereby summoned and required t > answer the Amended Summons and Complaint in this Action which is tiled in the oliice of the Clerk of i ourt of Common I'lcas for Union County and State afore.-aid and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Amended Complaint on the Subscribers sit their Law Office No It, Law Range, at Union. S. C.. w ithin twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the c niplaint within the time aforesaid, the plainlilf in this ac tion will apply to the Court for the Relief demanded in the Complaint I It fa ty a Walker, 1'I a in tiff's Attorneys. Union. S. C., Aoril 'Jiih, 1800, I Frank Pkakk, (Seal ) Clerk of Court. To the above name l defendants:. Take Notice that the amended Summons and Complaint in the above stated cause of action was on the 2<>th day of April, A. I), lOi'O, tiled in the Oliice of the Clerk of Common I'leas for Union County and State aforesaid P.KATV & W.W.KKtt. Plaintill's Atturnevs. Union, S. C., April 20th, 1900. 10-Gt Smith's Prices! Canned Fnglish JYas 10c Canned Corn 10 and 15c Canned Tun la toes 15e, 2 for 25c Huston linked 1 leans 10 and 15c 1). A. It. Ited Salmon 10 and.. 20c Red Alaska Salmon loo Lar^e Can Mustard Sardines... 10c French Sardines 15e, 2 for 25c Canned Rears 10c Canned Apples 10c Desert Reaches 15c Sliced Pineapple 25c Orated Pineapple 15c Pie Pineapple 10c Try a can of Downey's Sweet Chocolate Powder, only 10c a can. You can ice a cake and have it ready to cut in 10 minutes. \V/ fcl bs r.? :ia_ w. ntwtll amain. Phone 126. jlj t'5/3 *j M3 AWKUAk^^Qj^^TH 4 OHS BJ17.88 ?SSF8 xWl I A UFEffiaSE, JjfMb 18 A; WAYS READY vF^W ^SS jfj FOR U52. rBiciag y t3' L5.? JtMbir'fAt* 5? I S*$is Tf^Vo f<rca??i^00 B E$ *e' Carlo-r>It.?rttic J-./ajtit ffl ^co^-t "Iliatc to Shivers." nj tNlfih IIARWAt.C CO.. Union, S. f. K it Half Price I riday, the 20th, *JR ir entire stock of t A !a!f Price. This ^ y thing except | are commission \ , Organs, Sewing es, Trunks, Fur= ything goes. GET FIRST CHOICE i less is our reason ing out. : * STORE. <* J Holmes" Foot Powder is an unsurpassed remedy m/ for sweating feet. The |aching, burning and other disagreeable symptoms that usually accompany this disease are relieved by tile first application aud a cure is soon effect-O ed. It is sold on our guarantee and the price is very reasonable ONLY 15 CENTS A BOX. FOR SALE BY I DUKE DRUG CO. Under Hotel Union. Union. S. C. GO TO~ Mrs. D. N. Wilburn . For Your Spring OXPORDS They aro just beautiful, made by a factory, saving you jobbers profits, made in the "Latest Cuts," guaranteed solid leather. lie sure and ask to sec the PLAIN PAT. LEATHER without cap, raised toe, military heel. I also have Gun Metal, Tan, lllaek Yiei, White Canvass, White Kid, in fact everything that is STYLISH. You are especially invited to Come and See for Yourself 4-T / i - ' linn IT TITIi iVlltt. II. N. VVlLliUKN. Prescriptions reslriptions Our specialty is compounding all Doctor's Prescriptions at any hour, using nothing but ^ the Purest Drugs and * Chemicals money can buy. We deliver goods to any part of the citv at anv time ^ J villi VI 'palmetto drug co., 7 Huiet and Renwick Owners notice" The animal mooting (,f t'io Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Gump my of Union county, will Ih? liolil in. the Court Mouse tlie 1st Saturday, the 6ih (ley in May next at It) o'clock a, m. Ml policy holders arc respectfully invited to be present. 1\V. T. Jktkr, President. 4. M. lijuuu, tint, MUU IrvMt