Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I SPECIAL SALE! I O 5 o II * it m | jj Those running small stores or jj j | Farmers running their Hands | J jj will make it worth their while |} J J to get our prices as we are |} J J going to reduce our stock and |} J J will make you a good price on |} J [anything you want. We are {j ||| selling good Soap 8 bars for*} || 25c. Big size package Wash- *} j} ing Powder, 3 for 25c. Mo- 1 iDickert Grocery Co. 1 J. R. DICKERT, R. H. HARRIS, 8 Pres. fic Treas. Manager. S CiCCt r New* from Lockhart Junction. ~ locked Up Tor Contempt of Court . i. 1 * Lockhart Junction, Jan. 22.?We Marvin Charles, who, while otf . have had a few days of pretty trial in Mayor Duncan's court last weather during the paat week. The f'Wjv charged with etoriqg liquor, v K1 refused to answer questions put to (foow is ahput all gone exoept a little him and? inat6ad "an8Werbd 4 . > lying on the north hillsides. Every- was ordered locked up in jail for 12 " * v?im. Wlto glad to-eee it.oonoo and glad hours without the alternative'of a '***'y?** Wane hi ru: %aNcw??l fono When tbB case wae cohdluded the i ht^auSdej for the Ant time jury found him guilty and a fine of - tb? year on account of the bad *100 ?r, 30 ,??*'' w" weather. Rev. A. J. Cauthen, the >mpoeed- H? h" appealed to the 'nveeiding elder, preached a fine eer-. STttTa very Urge and attentive .Ha tned again that afternoon t ' 1 of the same day upon the charge of ~The'health of our community hae eelling "near beer" without a 11been very good recently. cenaeand the jury failed to agree, "" ^VMr. J oTGault, who ie a well which resulted in a mistrial. 'known citiaen of this community. * bad a stroke of paralysis recently. Revival Meeting Closes Friday Night. It has affected his speech and he can't talk, to be understood, but he The revival meeting which has is in his right mind. He has been been in progress for the past three A man of great energy and of sound weeks in the First Baptist church mind for a man of his age. He will here will come to a elod? on FriHaw oon be 86 years old. He has many night. Rev. R. E. Neighbour, of friends and relatives who sympathize Spartanburg, preached until Thurs? ... . day, at which time he left for home: Mr. W. F. Farr, of Adamshurg, Rev. W. D. Wakefield preached the tells me he made 100 bushels of remaining services. Mr. and Mrs corn on one acre of land last year. Butler, evangelistic singers, left This was on bottoms but this was a after the Wednesday night meeting good yield What he has done oth- for Elon College, N. C., where they era can do if they will try. That is will conduct the singing in a rethe best way to reduce the cotton vival which is now in progress, acreage-plant it in corn and sow Rev. W. D. Wakefield, the pastor, more oats. I heard one man say he wjH preach Thursday night ami V cn't done sowing oats and that he Friday afternoon and night, and was going to sow more this spring the meeting will close at that time, if the weather was so he could. My m ? ? advice 18 don't uhc so much guano. A liind Letter. Cut it out and make all the home ? . a~~Z Z ,0 fertilizer you can. Deep prepara- ,, ?aSMy,o^' n* 1912. tion of the soil for corn is the idea jJ.' . a?"l we c?n make it without so much , ? Un*?n? 8* J" . , gpano. This writer made some as fine /aP#JTv You will find inclosed rTTuonyearuel have ever made I dl'??) onft dollar f..r which you without any fertilizer at all and ??n ?""* e >oar Pa?Kir ,or thl8 very little rain ae you all know, it J 'flr aJJ p'raee chango my lie per waa dry. We lay it to deep break- f.ronl ^ Q 10 kng of the land Greenville, S. C. Please do this at We are not bragging, but we have ??ce 1 d?n'' n,i8a ac0P? enough corn in the crib to do ue, ^r. 22nd of this month. I meat in the emokehouae and hngg in wlii. !' ; , the pen. I am only thankful for Thanking you in advance. this. We are not making cotton xours tr"ly. c: _i W. F. Wood. klligt CAUUDO UIV| |/irtujn. t These are a few thoughts thrown <0 Virginia, out and we hope they will !* gathered in. Moxy. Mr B D left Union Mon. *** " . day for Norfolk, Va., and says he Preaching at Fairvfew. W|H likely locate somewhere in Vir~ # ginia. Mr. Culp has been in the There-will be preaohing at Fair- rea| estate business here for the past - triew Baptist church on the third several years and is a man with treBunday at 3 o'clock in the after* meodous hustle. He is enterprising noon. Rev. J. * A. Anderson will and trustworthy and will suooeed paaaeh.-m- wherever be goee. - I lasses, 10 gallons or more, 30c j| per gallon. Don't forget that we handle Cypher's Incubators and all ^ kinds of supplies for poultry. \\ rinmp GPP Piir lino ^ mm w w hjvv v/ux 11UV* ? We want your trade and we $ S will treat you right. % Mr. C. R. Holcomb, of Columbia, j spent a few days the post week wRh his brother, J. B. Holcomb, of Kelton fc,.,. Miss fiallie Layne returned home last, weak from Union, where she spent thn-e weeks.?-CampobeHo B News. . Miss Pearl Goforth, who iateaoh* , ing ths Lower Pairfordst school, spent the week-end at her home -in 8 Union. v v. ? Miss Julia Maxwell baa returned f to her home in Walballa after a c visit to her sister, Mrs. C. H. Humphries. n f ? Mrs. S. F. McKissick will leave Wednesday for Florida, where she 1 will spend some time.?Greenwood Journal. Mrs. L. H. Carlisle and children returned last week from Donalds, 4 where they spent some time with relatives. a Mr. W. H. Picklesin.^r and Mr. C. V. Shuford, of Brevard, N. C., J are visiting Rev. J. A. Anderson ' this week. Miss Alsie Smith, who is teaching ,, in the graded school at Lock hart, ^ spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Miles Smith. ^ If f--If- TIV ? 1 ? mth. tiuua chastening, 01 turn- ? well, in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. K (sterling at the home of 1 Mtb. Aubrey Rice. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Humphries are now occupying the cottage on \ Mountain street recently vacated by Mr. Ernest Spears. Mrs. R. C. Williams and little son, Robert, returned last Thursday from a visit of several weeks to rela- ] tives at West Springs. Mrs. W. D. Wilkins, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P. Epton, in Spartanburg, has returned to her home in Union. Mr. Wallace Smith, of Greenville, and Cadet Douglass Smith, of ClemHon College, have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Miles Smith. j Mrs. Katy Gall man has returned home after a month's visit to her daughters, Mrs. Herman Wray and Beulah Gallman, of Macon, Ga. j Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pe&ke, Mrs. Spencer Morgan Rice and Miss Medora Duncan returned Monday from x pleasure trip to the Bermudas Island. ' ,; . ; Local News Items. f "Mac" says he killed a duck but j couldn't get it. ^ Mrs. Macbeth Young is visiting friends in Columbia. j Miss Mary Sartor is visiting her 1 sister, Mrs. D. Fant Gilliam. f Mr. C. E. Lipscomb was a busi- ^ ness visitor in Union last week. I Mr. Jack McKissick, of Jonesville, was a visitor in Union this week. Senator Macbeth Young spent the week-end in Union with his family, t Dr. L. H. Thomas, of Santuc, ' was in Union Wednesday on busi- * ness. * Mr. W. H. Parksand family have j moved into their new home in North s Union. ? Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders, 1 of Cross Keys, spent Saturday in h Union. * Misses Agnes and Gertrude Wei- Jj ker, of Columbia, spent Friday in ^ the city. 8 v Mrs. Maude Jeter Mabry spent the week-end in Greenville with j friends. Master Macbeth Wagnon is con- e fined to his home this week with a meaeles. Mrs. Jane Meador Fant, of Mead- ^ ors, is visiting relatives in Union g this week. Mrs. J. P. Cain, of Carlisle, is ? visiting her children, Mr. aDd Mrs. t Claude Cain. Representative Lowndes J. Brown- c ing spent the week-end with his family atSedalia. Q r Mr. Ha!l Abernethy, of Spartanburg, spent the week-end with Mr. c H. E. Brewington. Miss Bessie Alverson, of Sedalia, spent days this week with her sister, Mrs. Eugene Sanders. , J Mrs. Arthur A. Estes, of Cross i Keys, is visiting her parents, Mr. v ana Mrs. J. T. Sexton. t Mr. Miles Storm, of the General ? Film Co., spent the week-end in > Union with his parents. v Representative R. W. Hamilton spent several days this week with his family at Jonesville. Mr. B. G. Gregory, formerly of E Santuc, now of Carlisle, was in f1 Union Wednesday on business. Mrs. J. McJ. Fant, of Santuc, ^ was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Richard P. Morgan, t^is week. Miss Edna Tinatey had* retorted ? home after a short visit to her sis ter, Mrs. 8. W. Pryor, at Chester. - ? Miss Agnes Townsend entertained teveral of her young friends at dinler Monday evening at the home of ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. L, S. rownsend. Mr. Claude Sartor and family lave moved to their home near Jnion and Mr. J. F. Norman and amily are oceupying the residence vacated by Mr. Sartor. Light Hundred Per Cent. Bigger Piofits for Our Farmers. Don't forget to make a contribuion for the Knapp Memorial fund. Hand your contribution to some lo?1 collector. A handsomely engraved picture-receipt, which is fivon each contributor to the Knapp und, contains a saying of the great igricultural leader that every farmer md farm boy in the South ought to earn by heart, so inspiring is it, md so suggestive of the truth that ve have only scratched the surface ?f Southern agricultural possibilities. The quotation is from Dr. Knapp's ;reat speech at Lexington, Ky., in ?hich he declared "I estimate that there is a possi?le 800 per cent, increase in the iroductive power of the farm laborrs in the average Southern State, ,nd I distribute the gains as follows: "50 per cent, to better drainage; "5Q per cent. to seed of higher , itality, thoroughbred and carefully elected; "50 per cent, to the use of more conomic plans for feeding stock and 1 he abundant use of legumes; "150 per cent, to a rotation of rops and better tillage; "200 per cent, to the production >f more and better mules and farm nachinerv: and "200 per cent, to the production if more and better stock." Will Assist in Revival. Rev. W. D. Wakefield leaves tfond&y for Clinton, where he goeo assist Rev. L. A. Cooper in a reival meeting at the Baptist church here. Mr. Wakefield will preach ,nd sing in the meeting. The meetng there is expected to continue two reeks. Furnish Pastor's Study. The Sunday school of the First 'resbyterian church has recentl> urnished the pastor's study, located n the church building. The fur , ishing is in oak and is quite handome. Opens Grocery Store. ] . ????? : Mr. J. B. Lancaster has opened ip a grocery establishment in the tew building next door to the W. < >. Arthur Cb., on -Main street. A Rind Letter. : i Pacolet, S. C., R. F. D. No. 1. dr. L. M. Rice. 1 Union, S. C. . Enclosed please find post office or* ler for $2 which place to my sub- . cription fpr The Union Times. We ] riah you success in your undertaking for The Times has been in our amily ever since its birth and we ertainly do wish to Bee it succeed. < Yours truly, , R. J. Foster. Thank you for sending subscripion a year in advance. ?Editor. Services at Episcopal Church. < Friday afternooon?Litany at 1:30 at the Rectory. Sunday?Sunday School at 10 i. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at la. m. Subject of sermon: "Why am a Catholic." j Evening Prayer at 4:30 p. m. iubject of sermon: "The Infidelity f F^ar" and 3rd in series on "Inidelity of Christians." Special Advertisements Aim?racicage, vaiuanie paper, on streets of Union or in soine 01 the stores. Finder please leave at TtmCfl office or notify J. B. Foster, Santuc. fOUR Choice of a 1'hysician is no uiore important to you than your choice of a druggist, we Hll your doctor's prescription just as he writes it with the purest drugs correctly compounded. The Rice Drag Co. >OST between Union and Monarch Mills, a large, brown fur cape. Finder will please notify ltpd Mrs. Sarah C. Crosby. YANTED?A 6ret class barber for the town of Carlisle. Good place for the right man and good location on Main street. None but first class need to apply. Address all letters or come and sen J K. Bailey, It Carlisle, S. C. FOR COUGII8, recent and chrome, there's nothing quite so effective us Rexall Cherry Bark. Keep a bottle always in the house. The Rice Drug Company. FINE LAND FOR BALK ? I offer for sale at a reasonable price, mjf lot on Main street between the nvndenon of J A. Hawyer and the Jacob Rice home place. Terms of Sale: Cosh. For further Information see The Union Times. T. M. Mar chant. 2-tf When You Keep the responsibility for When you deposit it ir ; of this responsibilityson of the conservativt 1 and by its capital and | i You may open a ch as well as large amour ceives prompt and effi< 4 Per Cent Interest EMSLIE NICHOLSON, G President Vice yOll iumm! a Good Fountain Pen, have them in all the t>est makes prices to suit you. The Kice Drug ( FOR RENT OR SALE?Nice four-m house, located on Pine St., Union, <5. Corner lot fronting K4 feet, w depth of 150 feet, good neighlx>rhc and tine well of water. I>>-ing the sa house and lot owned by A T. VVil Parties interested see * * S. K. Itarron, 3-tf Attorney-at-Law FOR SALE?At Cross Keys, H-ro house on 3 acre lot, good barn, w and necessary buildings convenien arranged, orchard and garden. T is desirable property, well situat Known as Dr. Johnson home pla See or write 11. C. or YV. W. YY'ilbu Union, R 2. 3 A GREAT BARGAIN, a pound of best note paper, worth 40 cents, /tnlo ''7 /vmfj ?* TU.. I1"-". '** A * - W*1?J ? V--I1U1 aw Liu; ivur 1'IU^ * U. LAND FOR RENT?A three to f. horse farm, lying on Broad Riv known as part of the Sue R. Je plantation. Good water; good te meats, barns and stables and a t pasture. Will rent the said farms getber or separately Apply to W. F. Bobo, Executor, Union, 8. C.. R F D. 3 rHE best blood purifier that can obtained, is lluict sPink Blood Purifi Every bottle guaranteed by The P met to Drug Co. RICE'S Corn Remedy is u guarant* cure for corns and callouses. A tf will convince you. 'Joe ut TIk- U Drug Co. jENUINK?Appier Oats selected I seed tree from impurities, prim: $1., Ser bushel, for sale by ,1. Little joe oncfrvilic, S. C. LVIOKE Black &. Wtiite, the best 5 ct Cigar on the market. The Rice Dr < oupany. HDIET*8 Grippe Capsules, the pi qoch. Don't get anyothorfor LaGrij and Colds. 25c at The Palmetto|Di Company. NOTICE?My gin will b>- running oi on Tuesday, Tnurmlay and Krid hereafter. Grinding on Saturday. " ' 11. G. Bailey SCHOOL Supplies, Taoiuts, Peuci Inks, IVqb, Examination Tablets a Composition Books at The fcRice |D? Company. FOR purr drags and guaranteed p script-ion work, trade at Ttie Palme Drug Co.. The Money Savers. CREPE Papers, l.ainniiwjiiius, I'ai Napkins in all colors at The?R ItTUR Co. WA TED?To sell dieap, about h prioe a Scholarship in the Chsrlo Anto School. Address or apply "J" care The Times. RICK'S Hyacyulh T?ilet Creaui is excellent preparation for cold wrath use. 25c at The Rice I)rug Co.**"""* DANGEKoUS to let your Cough go 1 long. Huiet'? Cough Syrup will sto; at once. Guarantee! at The Palme Drug Co. WANTED?Men and l>oys to i ike thirty days practical course in ?. Machine Shops, to leani Aufcoimd business and accept good pusitioi three hundred Graduates placed positions in the last twelve moutl Charlotte Auto School. Charlotte, C. BIBLES and Testaments tor sale. Cni Times. FOR SALE?Some city and couni property, on easy terms, call ( J. M. Greer. NOW is the time to improve vour bn of chickens. On account of having many for my yard space, 1 offer sale 12 hens and 1 rooster. These Rhode Inland Red* through bred ? one of the very bent utility fo known today. My price in *1 00 ea It W. 8. McLure TISSUE PAPER iii assorted colors The Tiroes. Price of Milk and Cream. By the gallon in can 25c By the quart to regular cnau>mers For single quart 10c For single pint.. 6< For cream by quart 36< For cream by pint - 20c Alaineda Kami, TUonc No. 36. Union, 8. C tl<? NICHOLSON II BANK AND TRUST COMPANY UNION. S C j jj Your Money at Home 1 its safety rests with you. I ? this bank you are relieved H -it is then protected by rea- | e management of this bank surplus of over $90,000.00. ecking account with a small it, and every depositor rejient attention. j Paid on Savings Deposits. E0. C. PERRIN, M. A. MOORE Pres. A Cashier Asst. Cashier | SEEEBggijiJ sj om 5 . ( li a Ed. V. Price 1 Co. M i , *11 I m will make your Spring and Summer ^ ;ot clotkes to order in I u" an unusually satis- ^ ? factory manner if ^ you 11 let us s&nd 3[J tkem your measure. "" Tkey are tke leaders 'JlJj of tKe tailoring trade | UK| because tkey ?o! I have proven that J good clothes can - be made (or a S? reasonable price. to . It pays to patronize w*top*-notckers ?tKe :oo; | ;J!same honesty that / ? | ma de tk em famous a ; will assure you of [IB, * | w your money s worth N and win your per manent confidence. try Are you ready to be J sbown? | ? HIMPHRIES3 PE8RIN CO. art1 md The Stag Shop.: win u Notice to Taxpayers! at On account of bad conditionof weather and roads, I have decided to change the date* of meetings at West. Springs, Oro? Keys and Goshen Hill. Will be at Weal Springs, on Jan. 30th, forenoon at Betaill s Store; at Oibbs, I^uicasterV Store, Afternoon of Jan. 30th; Crow Keys, Wilburn's Store, Forenoon cl Jan. 31st; and atHodalia, Minter's Store, ~ Afternoon of Jan. 3lst; Goshen Hill, Black Rock, Feb 1st. ' All other appointments to stand as ai , ready announced. T. J. Betenbaogh, 3-ti Auditor.