Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\4% aiA* * i* a A A* ?4? !? * A ? ?A? * ^ ? i? i' i | AJ |" The New 1 -|a ??|1 Fashion ? I === 1j Come in an 1 FR1 i! It shows the 7 | styles illusti ^ most charm! ^ by the best ^ New York ? All Buttericl If arc rcdu .* $ | 10 cents an< 1| None Higher 1 4? s f Full Lii 1 Si J" Call I BOB I DEPARTi'IEl Local News Notes \ Mr. J. P. Hix is visiting his parents i in the city. Capt. John S. Rcid was in the city ; Tuesday. < Mrs. Melvin Estes has returned from 4 Charleston. Misses Azile Tinslcy and Nina Sligh } spent Easter at Pomaria. T Don't fail to read our offer on page a one of this issue. Mr. S. II. McGhcc, of Greenwood, v was in the city Sunday. (l Mr. and Mrs. J. Byers Greer vtsitcd e relatives in Union this week. (Ji Mrs. Myers and Miss Smith, of Lockhart, were in the city Thursday. I Mr. G. C. Wilburn, of Cross Keys, ( paid us a pleasant visit Wednesday. a Mr. and Mrs. W. Clntirlr WilKnm _ announce the birth of a boy on Mar.h 31 st. |x Mr. F. G. Austell, of Spartanburg,' \ spent several days with his family this o week. I n Misses Annie and Clarice Tinsley spent Faster in Chester at the home of c Dr. S. W. Pryor. I, Miss lone Littlcjohn of Union spent * Saturday and Sunday with Miss Nell a Garlington.?Spartanburg Journal. Misses Josic Fewell and Josie Oates ti spent the Faster holidays at their re-; lJ spective homes. S Miss Belle Moorhead, of Mt. Tabor, spent the Easter holidays with Miss } Sallie Chambers. Miss Blanche Tarrant, of Greenwood sl has been visitnic her C ard, on Gage's Avenue. ir Mr. G. B. Peterson, book-keeper at g Union-Buffalo Mills Store, made a visit to Florence last week. Mr. Chas. W. Austell, Jr., who is at- ^ tending Wofford College, is at home for a few days. n< Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Littlejohn.Vof w Gaffney, announce the birth of a (laugh- a, ter, Mary Susie, March 29. o The ladies of the First Baptist church | s< realized $40 at the very pleasant Lady; Baltimore Tea given last Tuesday. J Sl Mrs. Harry Hair has returned fromj?' a three weeks' visit to her parents, Dr. |01 and Mrs. Milhouse. of Blackvillc. 101 Miss Bernice Going, who is attend- j p ing Greenville Female College, spentjT several days at home last week. Cf ?y 1 Butterick 5 ? T Sheet ;| id get one ^ EE f very latest % ated In the 'Ff ng manner ^ artists In # ===== 9 # k Patterns % ced to # J15 cents ^ The Best p. J | ie of ll s :ricKj I items) - I at 1 10 S t ? ST STORE. t & Mr. J. I. Harris brought in for ou: inspection a curiosity in the shape o \ chicken with four wings, and font 'ect. How is that for a monstrosity? Mr. Geo. Boyd, of . Spartanburg Messrs. Ab IIill and Tom Thompson )i Columbia, were the guests of Mr. M. W. Bobo Saturday and Sunday. Mr. L. C. Wharton, clerk in the Jnion-RufTalo Mills' Store, has moved nto rooms in the Scaife house on Main hreet, occupied by Mr. D. C. Clark nd family. Mrs. Frances Murphy, of Mt. Tabor, isited friends in Union from Saturday till Monday. Mrs. Murphy Is an stcemed subscriber of The Times, and iaid us a pleasant call while in the city. Married at the residence of Rev. L. Wagnon, on Church Street, Union, C., Mr. Claude Hill to Miss Nettie .ittlejohn, Rev. L. L. Wagnon officiting, 3 o'clock p. m., Monday, March 5th, 1907. Married at the residence of Mr. Ben Vflritener. in West Union. Mr Tohn ? -? - J Vhitener to Mis? Laura Clark, at 3 'clock, p. m., Sunday, March 31st, 907, Rev. L. L. Wagnon officiating. All the real estate and personal proprty of Mr. W. T. Bcaty will be sold eforc the Court House, Monday, .pril 15th, at 12 o'clock- See notice in nother colwwm. f 4 The Titties acknowledges an invitaon to the graduating exercises of the 'resbyterian Home 'Hospital Training chool, of Memphis, Tcnn., of which :hool Miss Anna Clements is a tnemer, and graduates with honors. Mr. Albert Oliphant, who is now a indent in the University of South arolina, is making a good record in taf*itsnitution. He is distinguished 1 three of his studies. President loan states that he is highly pleased ith Albert's record. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bennett, of Cross leys, received a telegram the first of ic wcck, aunouncnig iiic scrums 111ess of their son, Emmerson Bennett, ho is now a pupil in the S. C. C. I., t Edgefield. Mrs. Bennett left at ncc to be at the bedside of her sick >n. A collection for the Chinese famine ifferers will be taken in the churches f the city Sunday morning. Evcrytie desiring to contribute to this worly cause may hand the amount to any ne of the pastors, or to the Editor of rogress, or the Editor of The Times, he contribution will be sent as one lining from the citizens of Union. / West Springs Letter. West Springs, April 2.?Miss Maggie r Stanford, of Spartanburg, is visiting r relatives here this week. Auditor Lancaster, of Union, spent J Saturday and Sunday with his family t at West Springs. ' a Mr. G. C. West returned* Saturday ? from Charleston where he ha? been !' serving as a United States jiipir* The dime entertainment given, at the ' West Springs hotel on Saturday night j was quite a success. A large crowd was in attendance. Music was renderI cd at intervals by the West Springs string band. At the conclusion of an interesting program, refreshments were | served. About $^7 was received. The entertainment was given for the benefit of Bogansvillc church. v No preaching was observed at any ^ of the churhces on Sunday, owing to ' | the fact that it was a fifth Sundav. ' j Mr. Dalhcrt P. l'.'igan went ot Spar- ' Itanburg Monday an business. ' The farmers are netting along with l' their work nicely. 1 hey are much far- S ther advanced with their woj-k than ' they have been in former years to same ^ time. , f | ? li Notice 01 bate. v In the district court of thc United (States for the district of So?th Carolina. In the matter of \\\ T- Beaty & Co., S W". T. lteaty and Frank G, Austell, Bankrupts. T I i ne trustees having represented to j me that it would he for the benefit of " ! the above named bankrupt estates to 11 sell the ..property liercinbclow de- c (scribed: I | Notice is hereby given that on the h 15th day of April, 1007. at it o'clock in " the forenoon, before the court house i' door, in the city of Union. S. C., John ' M. Little, trustee of said estate, will U sell at public auction, ofr cash.,The til- J t lowing described property of. \y ?'?. I i licaty, bankrupt: "Ij. y. 1. AH that lot or parcel of l;J|d. con-U taining about 4creR#ntt'f(j' and being in the City of UmcflLr 1 llbm'lJte^ ?hVNorth bv land of Brown; on the Soufer'by | South street and on the West b\ lnn.t 1 of McNally. i 2. The one-half interest of \V. 'I. Peatv in awl to all that tract of land, containing about 835 acres, situate an 1 I being in the County of Union, State of South Carolina, and bounded by land* mi I'eake, estate of Pailey, the Murphy Mill tract and the Fair Forest Creek. 3. All that tract of land, containing about 200 acres, situate and being in Cross Keys Township, in the Cointy oi Union and State of South Caro'ina, and bounded by lands of the estate of R. J. Petsill, \V. T. Peaty and by the Fnoree River. 4. All. tb?ir tract of land, cootaiiing 137 acres, more or U*sT 4iuuue 'ilK-ilV tc'VfMln Carolina, and bounded by lands of Peaty, lands of the estate of R. J. Pet- ' ' sill, and by the waters of the Enoree r River. I he above described real estate to be sold free and discharged of all liens ] , and encumbrances. ( Also all of the right, title and inter- t est and claims and demands of the said I dm M. I.ittl**, trustee, in and to the fttllcrwiitg described properties, clioses in a'etion and equity, that is to say: a 1. In and to ten shares oi the Mon-lS( arch Cotton Mill'Stock, claimed by the Mterhcants . and Planters National tj Bank, Unioiri'S. C., as collateral secnr- I (j ity for a debt of said W. T. Bcaty, .j amounting to about $1,260. ' d; 2. I11 and to five shares of thecapital ai stock of the Union P. & L. iSSocLv ai tion, claimed by the Peoples iaufy w Union. S. C., as collateral scc^O"*01" d< a debt of about $8>^. 3. In ana to ieu it.^P1"1 stock of the Union P. and E. ?**OCia- -p tion, claimed by said AssociJon* *as collateral security for a debt * about t)) $800. Cf 4. In and to the cash snrrenc?r. value q of a policy of Life Insuranc< ?" the q( New York Mutual Life Insurance th Company for $3,000 now claimed bv the ^ Rank of Jonesville,- and the Nicnolsrtn Pank and Trust Company, as collateral security for debts aggregating about -pf $'.500. 5. fn and to 30 shares of the capital stock of the Georgia-Alabama Investment Company. . j ]jt And also, all the right, title and in- p.j terest of the said John M. Little, trus- . tee, of W.T. Peaty, bankrupt, in and to all other property, ? *! personal . or mixed.including all equities, claims, . debts and clioses in action, whether referred to. men! loitcff. W llldliided J in the schedules in bankruptcy herein ~ on not, wherever said property may be situated, or from whomsoever said 1 debts, claims, or clioses in action may ,n' be due, being all such property, clioses in action, debts, which belonged to 111 said W. T. Beaty, or in which lie had |)C an interest upon the day of the filing 'la \>f the petition in bankruptcy herein. Any objection to said sale must be made before me on the toth day of April, 1907,at eleven o'clock in the fore- _ noon, at my office in Columbia, S. C. Jpo. J. Karle. Referee in Bankruptcy. M-2t. | ______ Teachers' Examinations. The regular examination 4for Teacher's Certificate of Qualification will be held at Union, S. C., Friday, April to, 1907. County Superintendent's office for white, and court house for colored. By regulation of State Board of Edusation the dates for teachers' exaini- ! nations will hereafter i>c on the third ^ Fridays in April and October. ' r?;T*. Fant, J County Supt. EducatiM 'J Ton County. | 14-2;. I Notice Cotton Growers. The Union County Cotton Associa- | tion will hold their monthly meeting at the court house on Saturday, April 6th, at 12 o'clock m J F, M. Farr, President. ( W. W. C. >Iton, Secret try. t ,i. 1 ??????mm Public Meeting. A public meeting of the legal voters :siding in Union School District and sturning real or personal property terein for taxation, is hereby called ) assemble at Union Court House n the l6tli day of. April, 1907, at II 'clock a. m., for the purpose of voting n additional tax to supplement the eneral tax for the support of schools, ot to exceed three mills on the dollar i pursuance of an act of the General sstnbly, approved December the 24th, *92. J. A. Fant, W. E. Thomson, J. D. Arthur, W. T. Beaty, L. M. Jordan, J. A. Sawyer, Trustees. l-2t. A negro man shot down a negro om.tii wnnom saying a word, over in liestcr the other day. She was singg a song, and he gave no warning. he papers published it. We were talkig with a subscriber and another iend about whether such stnlT ought > put in a paper. One said it must "> in because some people wanted it. t . 1 he other said it is worth nothing. 'hat does the reader think about it? you read of crime and monstroSics all your life, would you be iany iser or better oil? " NotiGC. tate of South Carolina, County of Union. 0 all to whom it may concern: Take Natice! That on the nth day April .A. D., 1907, at 10 o'clock,a. 1., or as soon thereafter as counsel 111 be heard, we will apply to His onor W. \V. Johnson, Judge of Provte for the County of Union and the late aforesaid, for an arder appointig the Hon. W. W. Johnson as Pro-1 ite Judge as" aforesaid as Public 1 uarc'ian for Rachael lseenan, the na-| ire. amount and condition of the said ifant, the said Rachael is in interest s beneficiary in a life insurance p dicy 1 1 amount One Hundred and Fifty 1 rorrars; that no sensihfc. competent. [ v responsible person can \>c tound who \ oil act as guardian. Heatv & Walker. | Attorneys for Mary Jane IJpseoml), j Petitioner. | ill Summons for Relief. (Complaint, served.) tate of South Carolina. i-oumy <>i Union, Court oi Common rieas. 1C I.. Going, Plaintiff, Against i";.i \vhvk'- 1,h"s- D- c,:irk. 1-ily1 J- btokes. Liiv II. Lane ' i Gertrude Clark, Alfred' Clark, s! 1 "F'\i\LC,,cU :is, -VsiK>uc, Airs. I ..nifoiWOrai,,! ( . AiUn n, L. Allen, >^>r oi - j Defendants. ' "o the Defendants Win. Al. Clark, Thos. D. Clark, Lily Lane, \\\ J. . Stokes, Lily II. Lane, Gertrude Clark .Alfred Clark, S. k. Aycock as/ Assignee, Airs. AI. F. Greciie and j Conguest Allen as AcimiitiStrator of the Kstate of C. L. Allen, deceased, i Assignee, Vou are hereby summoned and re-] lired to answer the complaint in this j tion of which a copy is herciwth j rved upon you and to serve a copy| your answer to said complaint on ' e subscriber, at their law office at nion, S. C\. within twenty days after e service hereof, exclusive oi the y of such service: and if you fail to swer the complaint within the time uesaid, the Plaintiff in this action li apply to the court for the relief' manded in this complaint. Beaty & Walker, .'\ttoiTrrj tpf Phintiff. J > the Defendants above named: Take Notice! That the Summons in I is action of which the foregoing is a | #> \\sio 111 lu in llic nunc (II UK* ( erk of Court of Common Picas and ncral Sessions for Union County in ; State aforesaid, on the 5th day of >ril, 1907. lieaty it Walker. Attorneys for Plaintiff, the Defendants Gertrude Clark and he infant Alfred Clark, l ake Notice! That unless you pro e the appointment of a guardian ad 111 to represent you the said Alfred irk within twenty days after the sere of the Summons and Complaint 111 s action upon you, the Plaintiff will er the expiration of twenty days m the date of such service upon 1, apply to the Hon. W. W."'John 1, Judge of Probate for Union unty and State aforesaid, at hir office Union, S. C., for an order nnpiont[ some suitable and competent pcr1 as guardian ad litem for you and homing and requiring him to apir and defend this action in your bell. Peaty & Walker, Attorneys for IMaiiliff. 'Seal.) I. Frank Peake, Clerk of Court, ite, April 5, A. D., 1907. fTlelp the Horse fctfev No article Is more useful \7aitVla about the stable than Mica \ Axle Grease. Put n 'Ittie on j IlkrV the spindles before you "hook ! uj>"?It will help the horse, and \J M ;t , being the load home quicker. lw<| j MICA AXLE m GREASE. CP I ttxart u/ell? better than any I other grease. Coats the axle MHI with a hard, smooth surface of WJMM I powdered mica which reduces {flKHH I friction. Ask the^ dealer for l|Mm ij nmum on cmpun^ HuXri B is more dangerous to your li E or morphine habits, for it sc Pneumonia and Death. Sc H awful results of Coughs an DR. Kl | FOR ^OUOKS j| CURED HER PE "Three year? ago I was down |v;a work, or even walk across the Hpy King's New Discovery, and it gained $.> pounds in weight ar H MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Eac, || Price, 50o and SI.00 jf^yfr95Pr'rto'.'^raS nECOr/IMENDED, I vjyand sot. ALL DRU I NEW MIL H We have just rece I lot of Hats that P newest shapes. D N them before you bi n | c u H customer of ours. || show goods. -j YOURS FOR D rtim n Hutchinson & S MILLINERY m l'| We will have ( on Wednesda 27th, at whic gig will be prepar ^ you one of tl H and most up-t< jg| in shapes, Dre Street HatS. . dially invitee r I* Don't forget ^ Wednesday, N I 1 m?i nnc MEnr | ITlCElJflJU itUUIVl 1 THE UNDEfi 8 | NEW LINE Of 5 S Our second assortment 5 come. You must see tf 6 the very newest creatior I FASHIONABLE S You certainly will lik look. A pleasure to sh ^ in our Spring Millinery i jB "Our First Season." Oi $ MRS. D. N. $ The Ladies rh Habit 1 ' * TT riHTiTiiTniW Oj fe than the drink, cocaine Jjl] ton ends in Consumption, m d Colds, by taking t+j INC'S I GOVERY AEMD COLDS | RMANENTLY. with a bad cough, unable to ^ room. I began taking Dr. cured me permanently. I id am in splendid health." One Doss Gives Relief GGISTS. TL 3 'iiwt-4 'MTtr"3! fit 3 3 ? 3 I INFDYf fl ' i 1 BU* to a. H r~", ived another big y are strictly the f| toil to SOC ?| ly. We want to a i ] a n No trouble to M !LS,NESS' ^ . Caughmanl a ^mp--^v?iin l| OPENING i B Ki >ur opening ma iy, March J h time we 88 MM ed to show [|| le swellest M* o-date lines ss Hats and !<,i All are cor- (?9 I to call. ^ the date, ga Larch 27th. ^ :antile co. 1 ^SELLERS. g? I m\M HATS | of Spring Hats has X lese Hats. They are S is in 5 MILLINERY | 3 them. Come and & ow you. Everything J s new. Nothing old. jr line is unexcelled, j? WILBURN, t * Store. & i