The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 26, 1912, Page PAGE 5, Image 5
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ULLaJif ho .s v
^ fi Mary Gregory, Who ha* been
< /aaiing Suprtmer school ' at Rock
[ ' Ofi/has returned home.
yjp Grace Fant haa been some
ilpn Anderson visiting' relatives
! m -friends. ' ( ^
\ Misses Helen and ' Annie Spencer
| Atlanta, ' da.; are visiting their
toustal, Miss Eloise Fant.
I Mr. f&d Hancock oi Carlisle was in1
laptuc Sunday afternoon?came up
fitKi ???Y- O- N. Rountree. who
tretlbhed on the thin} Sunday aftert*
ooni besides Wis regular appoint!
isnf the" first Sunday!
Jeter. Cornwall,' , whi> now I
oldfc down .a job in Charlotte^ N. C.,
vas,* moving around among his relaI
iVeJr here last week, taking is short
I '
f/ff. Jas. Munro, Mr. B. B. Going
nd-'.Dr. J. G. Going spent the day
er?,Sunday, with Mr. Starks Austin.
Rey. A. McA. Pitt man is the week
onducting a protracted meeting at
\ ihjeJir's Springs in Fairfield county,
\ A\ Sunday School was some time
gp "organized at the Sunny Side
,,Jcl|c4l house, over near the power
jonft to be held everv SimHaw
v- ? ~vv*"
opn, I. have been informed that
IiL. Crosby ,of the Meador secis
superintendent.
I Sunday School at the Metho(
isfc-V'church was reorganized last ;
) jjunday. This is to be held in the ^
I fttetyoon. It starts off with a good- t,
| y (number of members.
Ttere was a Farmers' Institute 1
leter today, Tuesday, when three of
\ ^Unison College teachers and proI
e8)8afr8 were here. It was not 88 ]
renarally known as it was desired
; o bfcand pot a large crowd was out
o ? get the good of it. Some may
lay^sbeen too busy. I thought I was, j
>ut I attended, and am now glad, for
(arji going to take what I learned
ind ;hiake up my lost time. This is
^om^thing I think all farmers ought
SO 'cpiit work to attend, for I believe .
I 1??? 1 *
I ...<f?van icaiii mure oy nearing, ask(
ng Questions, etc ,than by reading
I arrfe papers..
I ^Ane people believye in asking
ancsdates if they stand for this canlidare
or that candidate, in a higher
I jlace. That is rather personal and
V fetSj'j too close to a candidate and
y nakds him too publicly open with
lis Voting, when the man asking, of;eri
tteeps it close. Ask them if they 1
>etiyVe in law and order; good govirriment,
in every sense the term im>lies,'
If they believe in a few
ndn'^on the opposite side frflj} the
Stabs, at court trials, with
>aic?:hirelings, and an,
<oA?or * "
tfesecratiolC^ aime Sabbatl
oxjyc;t proceedings, ???? y a- tb?*
?ut of prison? Ask thfem. If they 1
j injjw^r truthfully, you can know your
f hen. j
If Lawyer Nicholls of Spartanburg
stands as an apostle of pardons for ]
he criminal class, a mediator to use
lis. influence with the governor, his *
riend, to secure pardons, upon peitions
signed by the friends of the _
awless (every lawless, bad man has '
ome friends) after they have been
July and honestly convicted by the
ourts of the State ,for pay, I hold
.hat he is something of a menace to
aw and order, to the commonwealth
ind is a sower of seed for mob law. (
ifes sir, I believe such methods are
dangerous. Even if he does get
drunk and don't know what he is
doing.
Qne may say what he pleases,
aeny what he please, but there is
never so much "smoke" but there is
some "fire" about, and, I believe
j there is much truth?more of it than
"poetry", in these reports about Sam
; J. Nicholls working for that pardon,
and I believe Gov. Blease has been
approached with another bribe to
free a man recently. A man standIing
near a crowd while they were
talking about that evidence, accusation,
by Detective Reed .thought he
understood one man to say that he
' did not believe the Governor would
tu? k.:u? iu.t L _ 1
varvc VI1V KJl ItTOf tllttb lie M1CW U1UI
he had refused money for the pardon
I of W. T. Jones, now serving a sentence
for his crime. That sounds
like a bribe had been offered, if that
man did hear aright. Another man
who has been all along working for
i that end, says that, they, he himself,
J believe, had been to Nichols to pay
(him to work for a pardon. I have
heard, if I understand aright, that
this same man said that Nichols
l' :old him, as said, that it would take
ibout $15,000 to get the pardon, and
I hen he, Nichols, would not guar
ihucc uioiii aiiyunii^. miw art;
nore things that are getting in the
iir around about, and I would not
;e surprised to hear of bribes, or
\ iffers of bribes, or anything shady
V o bring about certain ends, down to
;etting children to sign petitions, ah<^
here can always be found peoi
ile who will sign every petition that
s presented, for anything under the
i un, or liberate anybody or everybody
I vho has been duly tried by the court,
I ponestly and fairly, found guilty and
I entenced. But would you say our
I tate is disgraced if she has a lawyer
tizen, who for money, will pull
I ires with his friend the Governor,
\ i get convicts pardoned, after all of
te workings of expensive courts?
. Whither are we drifting?"
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DIVU
We often hear of
industrial corporatioi
?sometimes aggr
amounts, but it is esi
II nigs depositors in th<
[J ceive interest every
1 more than one hun
I You may share this
Savings with the
Nicholson Bank &
| EMSLIE NICHOLSON,
1 President.
| M. A. MOOR
Special Advertisements
<X)R RENT?Furnished or unfurnished,
the home of Mrs. M. W.
Culp. Apply to J. Clough Wallace.
REMEDY FOR CHILLS and the way
to stop them. Get,, a. guaranteed
bottle of Huiet's "Chill Buster at The
Palmetto* Drug Co.
DON'T SMAti'T?Use Rexall Mentholine
Balm oh that sunburn, chafe,
sect bite and notO its quick, soothing
and healing tttect. 25c at The
Rice Drug Co^ > ?
? ,
DOME TO THE PALMETTO Drug
Company. We are the people that
have the drugs you want, at nrices I
that please.
Decayed Teeth and foul smelling
breath can be avoided by the daily
use of ReXall Pearl Tooth Powder.
We guarantee this powder because
we know what it is mad4 of. 25c
at The Rice Drug Co.
?JOW IS THE TIME to take Huiet's
Pink Blood Purifier, it purifies the
blood and builds up tne system.
Guaranteed at The Palmetto Drug
Company.
JTT FOR A OUEEN .therefore it is
?!* *"" for American women.
- : ~ Tal:
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1 day is were to blamd, 1'v^put 1 '
tcft&hf ft? tA bkfce col- '
lateral. Apply to Sinking Tunud
Commission oi Union County.
10-tf. "J. M. Greer, Sec and Treas.
"OR LAMENESS, Sprains, Bruises,
stiffness of the muscles and joints
.here's nothing like Rexall Rubbing
Oil, 25c at The Rice Drug Co.
the late Dr. M. W. Culp, on North
THE PEOPLES REMEDY?Everybody
knows Huiet's All-Healing
Liniment, the greatest liniment
known for all aches and pains, at
The Palmetto Drug Co.
FOR SALE?The brick residence of
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muuuvatii aucct. .n.ppiV lO J.
Clough Wallace, Attorney, Union, S.
C. 30-8t.
FOR SALE?My residence on Hart
street, next door to the residence
of Mr. P. C. Whisenant. Reasonable
price. For further information write
or apply in person to me. Mrs. M.
Betenbaugh. 30-3t-pd.
GEE?But my feet feel good. If you
want your feet tb feel that way,
annex yourself to a box of Nyal's
Eas'em for the feet, 25c at The
Rice Drug Company.
FOR SALE?Sumwel's Buggies, One
of the best in the country. An inspection
of these buggies will convince
you of their excellence. The
Peoples Supply Co., D. Fant Gilliam,
Pres. and Treas. 21-tf.
ONE MAN KILLED and another seriously
ill from the effects of mosquito
bites. This is a news item in
last week's paper. Rexall Skeeter
Skoot will keep mosquitoes away.
Pleasant and harmless to use. 10,
25 and 50c at The Rice Drug Co.
FOR RENT?Store room on Main
street In front of Union Hotel, also
room in the store building In the
corner of Virgin and Academy
streets. Apply to L. Q. Young.
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! ?Why lose
- your sleep and rest, scratching
yourself to pieces when an application
of Rexall Eczema Ointment
will bring immediate relief,
and its regular use will cure the
trouble. 50c and $1.00 at The Rice
Drug Company.
I WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS Barbecue
at Black Rock on Thursday,
Aug. 1, the day of the County campaign.
Cook, Dan Gallman.
28-4t. J. C. Mobley.
HOT WEATHER WEAKNESS, lassitude,
loss of energy and vitality
surely and quickly overcome and
a feeling of vigor, vim and vitality
restored by the use of Rexall
Beef, Wi'ne and Iron. $1.00 at The
Rice Drug Company.
I WILL GIVE a first-class Barbecue
at Kelton on the day of the second
primary election. W. R. Kelly. It.
NICHOLSON I
BANK AND
RUST COMPANY
UNIONtS C- i >>*!
)ENDS. ~}\\
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ovuvivnuiucrs in large ill
is receiving dividends HI
egating surprising II ..
timated that the Sav- II
e United States re- 1|
year amounting to II'
dred million dollars. II
if you deposit your ||
i Trust Company. ||
GEO. C. PERRIN, II .
Vice President and Cashier. II
E Asst. Cashier. |l
A SUARE DEAL IS WHAT Everyone
wants and this is just what we
give when we recommend Rexall
Pile Ointment to do just what is
claimed for it .that is to relieve every
form of piles or your money
back if you want it. 50c at The
Rice Drug Co.
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I WILL GIVE a first-class Barbecue
. at ponesviUe on the day of the
county campaign meeting at that
place. L. H. Davis. 27-4t
KEEP YOUR MOUTH HEALTHY
and the rest of your body is pretty
apt to be healthy. A daily use of
Rexall Tooth Paste with its splendid
antiseptics will do this. 25c at
The Rice Drug Company.
FOR SALE?Four lots on street leading
to standpipe. Desirable for
residence. Reasonable in price. Opposite
Mr. J. E. Kirby's residence.
Call on the Times or write me.
27-tf. J. P. McKissick.
WHY DON'T YOU LET VINOL
build up and make you strong?
We will return your money if you
do not think Vinol has helped you
after taking one bottle. Don't this
seem fair? $1.00 at The Rice Drug
Company.
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND with threeroom
tenant house and well, located
in Pinckney township near Worthy's
Ferry at a bargain, see, CharleyPrysock,
Sr., Union, R. F. D. No. 1,
25-5t.pd.
CANE SEED FOR SALE at $1.00 per
bushel. J. M. Whitehead, Jonesville,
R. F. D. No. 2.
LOST?Ice coupon, No. 547, of the
Power Fuel ComDanv. Return to
The Union Times Co., and receive
reward. It.
FOR RENT?Store room in front of
Postoffice. Electric light, water
and Sewerage. Can give possession
at once. W. Newell Smith,
Union, S. C. It.
FOR SALE?One first class piano,
good as new, good make, guaranteed.
Cost $400, will sell for considerably
less. For . further information
call at The Times lt-pd.
LOST?A bunch of keys on the road
between Union and the Taylor
?lace. Finder please return to the
imes office.
DON'T LIMP AND CUSS?Cure
your corns and stop your fuss.
Rice's Corn Remedy is guaranteed
to do it or your money refunded'
and no questions asked. 25c at
The Rice Drug Co. . ?. ?*
Advertised Letters.
For the week ending July 9th.
Andy Bates, Janie Brown, Joe
Brown, W. B. Bowling, Mrs. Willie ,v.
Corden, Dr. H. B. Edgerson, Belle
Feaster, Mrs. W. R. Floyd, Milson
Greer, Delia Gist, Bob Haney, W. E.
Haford, Jim Henderson, Spencer Hill,
Robt. Hughes, Liza Jeter, Elizabeth
Smith Kent, Dilsey Little, R. N.
Wright, Wesley Meador, Wallace
Meador, John McKissick, W. J. Osborn,
Lewis Richards, Carrie Rice,
F. M. Salters, Walter B. Sherman,
Ada Seizer, Amanda Simpkins, Sallie
Thomas, Tiney Thompson, Carrie
Thomas, Jesse M. Walker, Bluma
Wynn, C. W. T. Willard, Thora
Young.
L. G. Young, Postmaster.
An Announcement.
The following announcement, here
will be read with pleasure:
Mr flnrl Mra Phorloa Vi?V>?
announce the marriage of their sister
Miss Emma Sipple
to
Reverend William Pascal Meadors %
on Tuesday, July the sixteenth
nineteen hundred and twelve
Grahamville, South Carolina. s
At Home ' %
after tenth of August |
Greenwood, South Carolina. J
The person securing the largest A
subscription out of Jtown, but in Un- &
ion county, will have the privilege of J
naming a bed of one of the wartis '
in the Wallace Thomson Hospital;
the one securing the largest in the
town of Union can name a bed also. ??
There is some loyed one you want ?
to name a bed or a room for, if not 0
for yourself.
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