Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE UN PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY TIMES BUILDING, MAIN STR LEWIS M. RICE Registered at the Postoffice in S U B S C R 1 One Y ear Six Months Three Months ADVER One square, first insertion Every subsequent insertion Contracts for three months L EG A The regular legal rates are to law, which rates are as foil Matter to be set in 8 point, $1.00; each subsequent insertior Citation to Kindred and Ci Final Discharge, 1 3-4 inch Administrator's or Executoi Obituary notices, tributes strictly one cent a word. FRIDAY We have been hearing ward. It now seems that For years it has been talk power they must act. It 4- ?? J mi -L hi, an cr?i ly uay. 1 ney sn unsettled conditions in th< assume normal conditions i questions are settled. THE The investigation of t be going on in Washingtoi Go abroad talking, Mr. B little open talking in and ; cret talking. The present administ to take the people into it: forth so much condemnatio for some people. If the democrats will . i.1 _ i- 1 ' i ut:Kui'? mere is yet nope in grasp of designing men. ] be characteristic elements have gotten just these eler our Secretary of State, Wm in some quarters. LET MR. I r ' It is astonishing to hea Mr. Bryan is lecturing fc Secretary of State. We do No doubt Mr. Bryan is co year is inadequate for ex very much entertaining to among representatives of would cost a great deal of Just go ahead, Mr. Br try do not care a rap wh not. They would certainly an honest way to taking a< cupy to gather in perequis All the fervor raised mere buncombe. There is r is nothing wrong in the sp< anybody. The contact with the to them by Mr. Bryan, wi themselves to the mountai Bryan spends his in lectur hnnrl rn/1 aIAI 1 ~ ^1 iiuuuA V/U uuuai a ci this incidental feature that If it were not for the fac Mr. Bryan, there would n< so much that Mr. Bryan is it is that he is reaping a i enemies of the great states JONESVILLE NEWS LETT] Jonesville, July 15.?We had rains last Friday and Satu Crops are growing fast and lo well but thev are small Pm can't count on a July crop of c this year. They will have to d< on an August crop if they get a Our town was made sad last urday morning at the news o killing of Mr. Oscar Lancast< Union the evening before by a way train. I don't know any about the circumstances of th< affair but there in one thing 1 very evident?that the craz fast riding, fast driving, fast i and fast sailing are all paying 1 tolls, but it seems to have no on the craze. Nearly every da news comes that some one or are killed by fast transit. It if the laws of the land they ma executed strictly and rigidly but do not prohibit crime. Some p contend that sentences and pi ment for crimes are not s enough, but my observation is the punishment be it ever so s will not stop crime. I can recall that have been hung and of years lynching has been v:site< on many criminals, bui the < goes on just the same. Take " land Ned" for example and see ION TIMES BY THE UNION TIMES COMPANY EET. BELL PHONE NO. 1 Editor Union, S. C., as second class matter. IPTION RATES - - $1.00 PA .ou 25 TISEMENTS ? $1.00 ?50 or longer will be made at reduced rates. lL notices charged for all notices published according ows: , brevier, solid type?first insertion, per inch i, per inch, 50 cents. editors, 3 inches, 2 times, $4.50. es, 4 times, $4.50. r's notices, 1 1-4 inches, 3 times, $2.50. of respect, resolutions and cards of thanks {, JULY 18, 1913. of tariff revision, and revision down mere will really oe sometning done. ; if the democrats hope to hold their now seems that they will, and that lould hasten their currency bill. The e business life of the country would n a very brief time if these two great : LOBBYIST. he operations of the lobbying said to i is revealing some astonishing facts, ryan. There has for years been too around Washington and too much seration has come into power pledged s confidence. That's what is calling n of Mr. Bryan. He talks too much? just keep up the good work they have at our country may be saved from the Publicity, purity, and saneness should in our public servants. We seem to nents in our President Wilson, and in i. Jennings Bryan. That is the trouble JRYAN LECTURE. ir such a howl raised over the fact that >r money while holding the office of not see anything to get nervous over, rrect in his statement that $12,000 a penses, for he would naturally have do, and in the city of Washington and many nations, these entertainments money. yan. The honest people of this counether you lecture or whether you do prefer your earning honest money in dvantage of the high position you oc(ites of office. in regard to the lecture Incident is lothing wrong with Mr. Bryan. There eech-making program that need alarm people, the helpful messages brought 11 do good. While others are taking ns or seashore for a vacation. Mr. ing, and incidently picking up a few We venture the assertion that it is ; trouble some of Mr. Bryan's critics, t that these fat lecture fees come to ot be a word of criticism. It is not i neglecting the duties of his office as eward for lecturing that worries the man. SR. he has been punished and yet he is good in the safe cracking business all the irday. same every time he gets a chance, okintr The notorious Louis R R?il?wo.??.i -mers the mountain ranges is about the onotton ly one that I recall to have been conspend quered by severe punishment and ny. that was only after he had been shot Sat- to pieces and cut and hacked into a f the shapeless being. ir at The moonshiner of the dark cornrail er after being severely punished for thing making his moonshine stuff will be i sad in the business in less than ten days which after he serveo a oov?-? -- ? ? - . ? OCHVCIlUCt e for There is a job lot of four to go to 'lying the electric chair in Columbia soon leavy and all for the same murder and yet effect the high and bloody hand of the mury the derer is abroad in the land. Negroes more especially are being shot to ^pieces j like and burned at the stake for rape, iy be and yet rape goes on all the same, they All these things is enough to make eople one ask where are we? and what is inish- going to be the result? It is said evere that necessity is the mother ?f in that vention, it seems to have been the evere case with a woman I heard of whose I men hens laid plenty of eggs but would late not set and the old woman was not 1 up- able to buy an incubator so she made crime a belt like a hunter's belt for carryPort ing cartridges and filled it with eggs how and buckled it around her waist next to her body and wore it there regularly and in due time every egg hatched a little chick. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bates returned from Columbia Sunday where they had been to see Mr. M. M. Lawson, who had been operated on last week, at the Columbia hospital foi appendicitis and who is seriously sick. Miss Inez Spears, who is in the hospital at Spartanburg with fevei is improving and will come home this week, if she has no back set. Mrs. Hattie McWhirter and daughter, Miss Marie are at Buffalo Lithic Springs in Virginia for a few weeks miss i-iucilc Youmans, of h'airfax S. C., is the guest of Miss Elizabeth McWhirter, her school friend. Mrs. Julia Corkhill, of Chester, it visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herben Hames. According to the old time sign foi the first frost reckoned by the conv ing of the first katy dids we wil! have frost the first week in Octobei this year. Mrs. Coke Ariail, of Greenwood, ii visiting at the Methodist parsonage Telephone. Chinese are gradually learning t< wear European shirts and collars. On the American continent 1624 languages and dialects are spoken. Letter boxes on street cars may b< found in Des Moines and Burlington Iowa and Grand Rapids, Mich. Pas sengers may post letters on the can or mail may be put in the box whih passengers are getting on and off th< cars. If every man could achieve his am bition the government would certain fy be in the hands of all the people Some men are never satisfied unti they have troubles that drive them t< di ink. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) The State of South Carolina, County of Union. Court of Common Pleas J. B. Pitts, as Administrator of th< Estate of Adelia Gilmore, deceased Plaintiff. against H. C. Hawkins, C. A. Hawkins, J M. Dawkins, Mazzie Wesson, J. R Gilmore, and Sara Welsh Pitts, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS: ___ You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint ir this action, of which a copy is here with served upon you, and to serv< a copy of your answer to said Com plaint on the subscriber, at his oAbj in Union, S. C., within twenty dayr after the service hereof, exclusive oi the day of such service; and if yot fail to answer the Complaint withii the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ir this action will apply to the Cour< for the relief demanded in the Complaint. W. W. Johnson, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated June 26, 1913. The defendants Mazzie Wessor and H. C. Dawkins will take notic< that the Summons and Complaint ir this action were filed in the office 01 the Clerk of Court for Union County South Carolina, on the 26th day ol June, 1913. W. W. Johnson. Plaintiff's Attorney.. 28 6t The Sure W the Cost Is to buv everything Heavy Groceries, Poultr Food from the Old Reli Company. 20 Pounds of Standa One Dollar, every day n< tion being that when yoi for One Dollar, you inc Dollar's worth of anytl line. You will find here est stock of Everything in Upper Carolina, No I If we can't demonstrate faction, we will gladly \ of Sugar. Our prices on in line and as a rule che know in the country. It is to your loss ever in old shelf worn or stale the best to be had hei prices. Specials this week: ] es; Fresh Hen Feed, a Shell, The Finest Select! in one stock; cheaper t sold before, Coffee and Tetley's, Liptons, White Hurst, and Leggetts, noi We save you what otl All we ask is the same i full weight, prompt deli1 all errors cheerfully cori THE UNION < Phone 100 . T M., REAS( Mutual TO BI Because of Hip of Capt A. H. F I our stock at 01 , the knife to ou ; Goods, Notion wear, Men's, W ; I Oxfords, Men's and Gents Fun den Opportuni ; future at the p fail to come. Saie Star i Mutual | muium P- of Advertised Letters for the Week Ending, Julv 18, 1913. i Mrs. Manda Coleman, Miss Measa ? Fant, W. M. Green, Mrs. Jennie ? Greer, John Hamby, Johnnie Johnt nie Johnson, Margie Lewis, Miss Jan-> ie Rabb, Green Rodger, Mrs. Anna Stevens, Jim Sims, John Simson, E. H. Venters, Geo. W. Waddell, Wiliam Worthy, Samuel Wotrhy. ? Card of Thanks. 1 We desire to express our sincere f appreciation for the kindness and , sympathy of* our friends and neighf bors during the last illness and death of our wife and mother, Mrs. W. E. Ammons. May God richly bless each one of them. Husband and Children. ay to Reduce : of Living fnr tVlP Tahlp Fonev ar?rl wwAV/j t*iivjr uuu y Food, Horse and Cattle iable, The Union Grocery rd Granulated Sugar for 3xt week, the only stipula1 order your 20 lbs, Sugar lude with it at least One hing else in the Grocery s the best assorted, freshGood to Eat to be found joke, no bluff, no brag, this to your entire satisgive you a dollar's worth this Mammoth Stock, are aper than any market we y time you invest a dollar j goods, when you can buy *e at the same or lower iVoqVi PVii/tlr oil " . a vun vmvn jl' wuy ail DU" 11 sizes; Crushed Oyster on of Olives you ever saw han they have ever been Tea, Chase & Sanborns, Hose, Perri-Walla, Pinele better in America, lers lose in bad accounts, square deal that we give, very, courteous attention, -ected. GROCERY CO. L. L. Wagnon, Mgr. HE GREAT m WHY I AI I HE t T Dry Goo^ i CONTIN ? change to be made . oster's death. We ir ice, and to do so, \ r entire stock, consis is, Millinery* Ladies omen and Children's ; and Boys' Clothing, lishings. So don't m ty, it will pay you to rices we are makii Is Saturday, Ji Dry Good ICE T I Nothing More Rc \ Drink this Hot We have the variou | people delight to use | we can please you | your Ice Tea want | whatever you need i I Line. 1 T. B. WAS! | "THE RELIA | Phone 237 ~~jP x^rrmiX Have you seen th Johnson Bicycle? A received four from and will be glad to s you. W. Newell Smith V 41 East Main St. SALE u rA IS tu. UED on account lust reduce ve have put ting of Dry * Ready-to5 Shoes and Hats, Shirts iss this Golbuy for the lg, so don't * ine 12. A On 5 UU.II EAll freshing to I Weat?i?r s blends that $ ! and feel sure i. Phone us | s today, also | n the Grocery IBURN BLE" J Quick Delivery. ! te new Iver We have just the factory .1 ji J snow inem to i Auto Co. : Union. & C* * V **?