The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, October 31, 1913, Page Page 2, Image 2
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The big staple has begui
H|? will soon be very active, an
^ hands, puts money in some ?
"I* goes to you, so why not sav<
*$* of your cotton crop, by dep(
absolutely safe, and draw int
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J BANK, has had an unbroken
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^ fidence of all classes of peop
^ stitution, and indicating the
public in the conservative, 1
^ methods of the management.
^ We invite you to open s
will do our best to help you
% Merchants & Plant
F. M. FARR, President.
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id every bale that changes
one's pocket. A part of it ^
b a portion of the proceeds &
>siting it in a bank that is ^
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years, the "OLD RELIA- J
PLANTERS NATIONAL
i and untarnished record as
bank in Union County, and 7
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I ASTER SAYS TESTIMONY
IS VERY FLIMSY
)eclares There's No Ground for Injunction
Sought?Makes Comment
on Two Recent Cases?Submits S
Will be a Hardship to Write Out
Testimony and for the Judge to
Hear the Same.
(Tuesday's Columbia Record.)
A report of A. D. McFaddin, specsi
.master for Richland county, in recard
to the temporary restraining orler
against certain authorities of the
Confederate Soldiers' home, which
vas rflfcrrprf t.n Viim fnr '
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>olds that the testimony in this conlection
is not even flimsy and dedares
there is not the slightest
ground upon which the judge could
>ase a finding in favor of the plain;iffs
on the ground of discrimination.
Master McFaddin submits that it
vould be a great hardship upon him
x> write out the mass of testimony
;hat has been submitted and upon the
iudge to have to sit and listen to the ,
eading of same. He asks the prodding
judge to take up the matter i
vith counsel and with himself with a
dew to relieving both of this unnec
;ssary hardship.
It will be remembered that two
;emporary restraining orders were
granted against H. W. Richardson,
superintendent of the home, which
lave not finally been disposed of. In
;he first N. W. Jones, J. W. Jones and
W. C. Cameron were the plaintiffs,
laving been dismissed from the home
it the first meeting of the new board
if commissioners of the home during
;he present year The complaint of
Jie plaintiffs alleges that there had
leen discontent among the inmates
>f the home on account of the manigement
of H. W. Richardson, acting
is chairman of the board, and they
ilso allege discrimination. In answer
;o the complaint the defendants alege
that in dismissing the plaintiffs
'rom the institution the commission's
were acting within their legal
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. >Aiivu XVI bile vcov llltcicat UI SBIU
nfirmary and in order to make room
'or such soldiers as were legally en;itled
to be admitted, it being claim*
>d that the plaintiffs were fully caps*
)le of earning a living. It is also
illeged that the plaintiffs promoted
itrife and mischief making to such
in extent that the discipline in the
tome was almost completely destroy*
sd.
The more recent of the two injuneions
against H. W. Richardson, so- ?.
lerintendent of the infirmary, and M.
Z. Welsh, commandant, was that
granted in the case of C. C. Hortofi, f
vho alleges that he was dismis*^ '
vithout reason. The answer to Cfle
omplaint filed in this case alleges
hat the said Horton's suspension
vas brought about "solely and wholy
because of his having been guilty
if notorious and outrageous conduct,
n gross violation of the rules and orlers
of the home." b
The report jt 'Master McFaddin in r<
egard to these temporary restrain- "
ig orders is to the effect that there is
lot the slightest ground upon which _S
he judge could base a finding in faror
of the plaintigs on the ground of ?
liscrimination, as outlined above, and ^
irges settlement of the matter with jt
ounsel. li
Mr. McFaddin's report in full is as
ollows: a]
Master's Report. d<
State of South Carolina?County of d
Richland?In the Court of Common
Pleas.
W. C. Cameron, et al., Plaintiffs, vs.
H. W. Richardson et al, Defend- a
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To Hon. R. W. Memminger, presiding
Judge, I, the undersigned maser,
beg to report:
Pursuant to the order of reference r
n the above entitled cause, dated p
October 14, 1913, I proceeded to take E
he testimony of plaintiffs and have M
,aken stenographically all the testi- J?
nony in chief, and certain testimony ?
'or the defense, and, as I understand d
t, practically all the testimony is in c
?xcep- that of the members of the
ward of commissioners of the Coil- j
'ederate infirmary. y
Practically all the testimony haa a
>ecn directed to the question as to |
vhether the plaintiffs have beeq di?riminated
against in their treatment
it the Confederate* infirmary since
heir testimony given before the '
ommittee and from the legislature ^
ind mentioned and referred to in the ^
omplaint herein. In this the plainiffs
have absolutely failed. The tea- ^
imony in this connection is not even
iimc. .. 1
Iiuojr. iivu a line ui tCOVIIIIUll^ UI- ^
ered even tends to establish such 4
liscrimination. j
I, therefore, submit that it will be ?
i hardship upon the undersigned to K
mte out the mass of testimony that \
ias been submitted, and upon your i
lonor to have to sit and listen to the j
eading of same, and I respectfully j
isk that your honor take up the mat* 'i
er with counsel and the undersigned i
vith a view to relieving us of this
innecessary hardship.
If there was the slightest ground
ipon which your honor could base a C
inding in favpr of plaintiffs on the ^
ground of discrimination, I would *
heerfully proceed with the tran- 3
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easily, perfectly
have been create
Stern & Company
of Baltimore, Md
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what happens.
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of a 50c Pocket
one lot all Wool
we are selling fo
lot of all Wool C
selling at $7.00.
I COHEN, 1
:ription of the stenographic notes of
le testimony, but in view of the
icts I have stated, I do not think
liifrnthio hardship should be Imposed.
' A11 of which is respectfully sublitted.
A. D. McFaddin.
Master for Richland County.
The Family Cough Medicine.
In every home there should be a
owe 01 ur. King's JNew Discovery,
sady for immediate use when any
lember of the family contracts a
jld or a cough. Prompt use will
top the spread of sickness. S. A.
tia. of Mason, Mich., writes: "My
rhole family depends upon Dr.
'.ing's New Discovery as the best
Jugh and cold medicine in the world,
wo 60c bottles cured me of pneulonia."
Thousands of other famies
have been equally benefited and
epend entirely upon Dr. King's New
dscovery to cure their coughs, colds,
lroat and lung troubles. Evgry
ose helps. Price 50c and $1.00. All
ruggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co. Phildelphia
or St. Ixiuis.
What's the use in having a good
im in Kfe if you fail to pull the triger?
WOMEN WHO GET DIZZY
Every woman who is troubled with
ainting and dizzy spells, backache,
ead ache, weakness, debility, constiation
or kidney troubles should use
Jlectric Bitters. They give relief
'hen nothing else will, improve the
ealth, adding strength and vigor
rom the first dose. Mrs. Laura
laines, of Avoca, La., says; "Four
octors had given me up and my
hildren and all my friends were
>oking for me to die, when my son
nsisted that I use Electric Bitters.
. did so, and they have done mo a
rorld of good." Just try them, 30c
nd SI.00 at all druccrisfca <~>r hw mo si
[. E. Hucklen & Co. Philadelphia or
>t. I/Ouin.
A new treatment of typhoid fever,
ased on the injection of a serum
Irawn from typhoid convalescents,
as been announced by Dr. George
t. Carson, of the Southern Pacific
lospital.
FOR SALE.
I offer ten (10) shares of Union
Nothing Cow's stock for sale. I have
ecided to remain with J. Cohen, and
m offering my stock in Union ClothIMT
CO. for sale. See me or J. Cohen
0 tf. J. Louis Jolly.
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