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| GREAT Tl I At Mel % 10c Quality Ginghams at < ?|> $7.50 Quality Ladies Block % 10c Quality Extra Heavy ' $2.00 Quality Wool Textur A Iflc Quality Heavy Drillinj V 5c Quality Cotton Plaids '< 10c Quality Ladies Hose i X fMcLureMei T "They Sell It |AA A A A A A AAA A/ V 4^4 "r# VT4 Awam'4 , ft#aa ? vu A DINNI For Thanksgiv Come in and look over ou: supply you with either a Dinner Set. STONE-JONES fl Opposite Hotel Union -p NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. ' State of South Carolina, County of Union. Jourt of Probate. > Notice is hereby given* that on the 20th day of December, s!913, at 11 ?i.O'clock a. m., in the Court of Probate if or maid county, the undersigned will */rnakeTu? ftlkl'tettlefiwn*jls ajdminis* .^rator-of the estate of Jas. F. Smi^h, deceased, and that thereupon he will ?"?S?l?S teeter. . Henrv Smith. This 19th day of Nov., 1913. ' Published in The Union Times for .30 days. 474t{ NOTICEJ All persons are hereby notified and,, warned, not to walk, ride drive, hunt, ' fish, or enter, in, upon, over, or through my lands in Fish Dam Town< ship, Union County, known as th^j Bolls Hill and triplet places, bounded! by Broad River, land of Mrs. M. J. Deaver. land of estates of Agnes McHugh, lands of the William Dawkin't estate, and land of Charner Dawkins* ~ or allow any stock or cattle to tres 'MM$? thereon. Anyone so doing will . be 'prosecuted as trespassers. <i ; 46 4t W. C. Wallace, f Notice to Creditors. > All noMAno jrWAWUO ItUlUlllg UAIIUO , against the estate of Robert W. Hat ns, Jr., deceased, must present the same, duly proven, to the undersigned, at once, or be barred. J .F. McLure, Administrator. .. November 11, 1913. 3t 46 DR. I. E. CRIMM :: Will be in his Union Office{< from Monday, Dec. 1, to Tuesday, Dec. 9, positively . no longer. ; -w V, Don't let everybody experiment with , yonr eyee._ Consult reliable Spec- n ialist. Dr. Crimm has been fitting glasses to the best people of Union i and county for the last fourteen (14; years with great satisfaction.- Dr. ! Crimm helped others, he will help yon. All glasses at the most reasonable prices. Cross eyes straightened j with Dr. Crimm's -glasses v.without 1 cutting. ] . C CONSULTATION FREE. , Office: Waamon-Bradlev Co.'a Par. lore. Next to The Union Times. * *' r ,m ' Lawrence 6. Southard * 'i* i : * ATTORNEY AT LAW 'i j hw n - Will Practice la all Coorta Office Onpoaite Post Office ""l '- '?j UNION, S. c., 1< -i 4 * ARGAINS | Lure's | )nly sy2c yd. X et Thibet Coats at $4.98 y Mottled Flannels at._8c X n Plnvilrnf o of Avilir (1 <4 O c uiauAcio at uiiij ipi.^io T ? at only Sl/2c yd ? it only 37/?c yd. V ? v it only?1 5c X candle Co. f For Less." V !^AA A A AAA A v+v V oing to Need ERSET ing or Xmas? r line of China, We can few pieces or a complete [ARDWARE CO. UNION, S. C. ~' tbeop iy * \* Pub Union, S. C. s3 t V W i k } ? - . .? ^ _ _ thl ?i L L V .Unio11 r *nop|q lying, 4Ht ?f Jc pf 1 State Y on th ?? East JL by la r Y Colen * Y of j. j JL lot Of Y cock J _ ? Term! ^ ance < J annud Y years "! ?> > of ei^ *10 , i by ba Y of. th. <? pay i Noticf of Flul Discharge. State of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. vjuui^ ui rrouttu;. I Notice is hereby given, that on the 1st day of December, 19? 3, at 11 1'clock, A. M., in the Court of Prolate for said County, the undersigned will make his final settlement as Administrator of the estate of-J. M. Goodwin, deceased, and that thereupon he will apply to the Judge of said Court, for hia final discharge as such Administrator. E. A. Goodwin. This 31st day of Oct, 1913. Published in The Union Times for 30 |\ays. 46 4U In Memoriam. Whereas, our Heavenly Father in his love and goodness, saw fit on August 28, 1913, to remove our Brother Gordon Williams from our earth ly lodge to one not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, whose maker and builder is God: Therefore be it resolved: 1st.- That we bow in humble submission to the will of an allwise Providence, who doeth all things well. 2nd. That the members of Union Lodge No. 75 A. F. M. extend to the Family of the* deceased their heartfelt sympathy. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family. That a page of our minutes be inscribed with these resolutions. J. M. Greer, It ( Chairman Com. List of Advertised Letters. Isaac Blackshear, Robt, Brint, John Craft, Mrs. Addis Chapman, Miss Annie Davis, T. W. Estes, S. K. Humphries, Mamie Johnson, Law Jones, Milton A. Katzenstein, Mrs. Dilcie Little, P. R. McRay, Mrs. Daisy Plum mer, John Samp, Mrs. Bessie Sims, Miss Bessie Worthy. j a LOCAL NEWS Mr. W. D. Hardy of Blalrs, -was Ir Union on business Tuesday. Mrs. Manning T. Smith is spending some time with relatives in Asheville N. C. Mr. W. C. Wallace, of Spartanburg spent several days in Union this week. Mrs. J. L. Henry, of Asheville, It spending some time with relatives Ir Union. Miss Louise Carter will spend th< week-end with her parents at Westminister. Prof. an8 Mrs. A. C. Flora speni the Thanksgiving holidays in tht capitol city. Miss Catherine Thomson has returned from a visit to friends ir Snartanburc. Mrs. Mabry S. Rice will spend th? Thanksgiving holidays with friend: in Greenville. Mrs. Dora Powell has returned from a visit to her son, Mr. J. Powell in- Paducah, Ky. Prof. J. T. Spears, of Augusta, Ga spent several days here this week with his mother. Mr. J. P. Williams left Union Tuqsday? for Albany, Ga., where he goes to invest in lartd. Miss Lizzip Greer and Miss Mason Blankenship, of Route 2, were shopping in Union on Monday. Miss Marguerite Watson has gone to Spartanburg to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with friends. Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Kennedy spent last week with their mother, Mrs. Eunice Kennedy at Jonesville. Messrs Ernest Foster and Dogan Arthur left this week for (Teorgetown to join a hunting party. Miss Sophia Bynum left this week for Rock Hill to vipit. relatives during the session of the%Methodist conference. Mr. L. G. Southard will spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Southard in Jones-i ville. Miss Minnie Fleming, of Carlisle, left this week for Newberry to spend some time with her aunt, Miss Minnie Gist. ' Miss Nina Sligh attended the marriage of Miss Josie Prather and Mr. Pratt, which took place at Clinton last week. Miss Mattie Hix, from Sumter, i? here to attend the marriage of het sister, Miss Louise Hix to Mr. R. R, Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mobley Jeter and Miss Jeter, spent Sunday in Sahtuc with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jeter, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Wakefield, of Columbia are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Uartles for the Thanksgiving holidays. V Dt. and Mrs. A. P. McElroy. "wfc spend the . Thanksgiving holiday) with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. fR A. Jones in ^ Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ckrhell and daughters left Wednesday 'foi Georgetown to spend "Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fore. Miss Lelia Edwards who is teach> ing at Hong* Path, is visiting hei narents this week and is accompanied by her friend, Miss Dickert, dl Greenwood. ? Mr. E. J. Wilburn, of Fort 'V*wn: was in Union for a ,few hours ot Monday. Mr. Wilburn came to attend the funeral of Mr. H. B. O'Shields, at Jonesville. . Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Rhodes, whl were married in Walhalla, on Tuesr day evening, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Smoak, on theti way to Darlington to visit th? groom's parents. v " " Lieutenant Anthony Sarratt, whc has been on a visit to relatives hew for several weeks, left- Monday morning for San Francisco and will sai] shortly for the Phillipine Islands Lieut. Sarratt will be away for thre? years. Prather-Pratt. Miss Josie Prather, youngest daughter of Mrs. R. L. Prather, and Mr. Eugene Pratt of Greenwood .were married here at the home 'tfl fVlA Kvi /la loot Wo/lnAO/lo?f a# 1 Wi.V ??MOV TT tUIIV-DUOJ OV X W V1UVIW The ceremony was performed bj Rev. F. D. Jones, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. - The bride is very attractive ir beauty and has* many friends her< who wish her unlimited happiness throughout her life. The" groom is employed as bookkeeper in a wholesale grocery at Greenwood and is an energetic yoUng man. ' i ' Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will be at hom< to their many friends in Greenwood. ?Clinton Gazette. v Notice! The Union County Baptist Association Sunday School convention wii! meet at Buffalo, tiie fifth Sunday Nov. 36, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. All the superintendents are requested U send in their Sunday school reports if they cannot be present themselves H. E. Brewington, Sec. A Treas. Glymph'# Piano Contest. The friends of littlo Miss Elizabeth Flood Matheson place her in nominatian, in the voting contest for th< piano, now in progress at Glyoiph'i PViorm flPV Tf in Ira/litiiv ?ah will ask for the votes and leave their In her name, it will be gTeatly Appreciated. ltpd > r* 100 PRISONERS GET LIBERTY *i. 1 Governor Blease Breaks Record in Granting Clemency to State Convicts f _________ , ARE SERVING VARIOUS TERMS , ? ? One Receives Full Pardon While } Ninety-nine Others Get i Paroles. * COLUMBIA, Nov. 23.?Previous pardon records were broken when Governor Blease affixed his signeture to papers granting freedom to one 5 hundred convicts in the penitentiary and scattered on chaingangs throughout the State, this being the Govern 1 or's list for Thanksgiving clemency. with the Thanksgiving number the ' total number of convicts pardoned and paroled Ipf Governor Blease since he firat assumed office in January, I 1911, jumped to 882. The pardon and parole papers fo? this 100 convicts have been signed by ) the Governor and will be sent to the office cf Secretary of State R. M. McCovn oi Tuesday morning in cdcr j for Mm to affix his signature. The papers will be sent to the penitential*}, the State farm, and the county chain gangs where the prisoners are confined in time for them to be liberated | on Wednesday and let them eat , .Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Thursday. Crimes Committed. Hurried compilation of the crimes t for which those given clemency for Thanksgiving were convicted show . the follo\ging: i Twenty-eight lifeterms for murdei, f twenty-eight for manslaughter, seven ! for burglary and larceny, ten for as> saolt and battery with intent to kill, four for assault and battery of a high [ and aggravated nature, five for . housebreaking and larcen$, one for i. highway robbery and larceny, one for larceny of live stock, two for obi taining goods under false pretences, ' one ffcr gambling, disorderly conduct and larceny, three for rape, two for breach of trust, one for larceny of ' bicycle, one for grand larceny, one ' for safe-cracking, one for larceny ^ind forgery, one for bigamy, three ( for violation of the dispensary law. . making a total of 100. LOCKHART JUNCTION LETTER. I LOCKHART JUNCTION, Nov. 26. ; ?Everyone is talking >.of this beauti. ful weather. It makes us feel like wa are in the midst of spring. ? This section has made a very good I crop, some have not yet made as ''much cotton, but the pea crop, com ..cats aiio potato crop has all been j ffcood. The farmers have realized a ?good price for their cotton. 1 "Ails writer traveled through part Jpf-Gherokee and York county- last [ week in the interest of the.-monument ^ business. I visited the town ofyHickory Grove, where I met one ,of our Union county men, Mr:r.George. H. [ Oetzel. I was very glad to see him . and he asked about his Union county f- friends. Mr. Oetzel is the bookkeep* er for a wholesale house in that place While in Cherokee county, 1 stopped I1 at the home of Mr. John Henry FowI 4er and Mr. Bill Fowler and I were - treated with so much kindness. They keep up with Union county news as > they take the old Union Times and " have for a long time. J Mr. Walter Tweed, of Pacolet, vis, ited in this section on Saturd&y and Sunday. Mrs. H. S. Smith and daugter, Mrs. s Paul Vinson, of Jonesville, visited , relatives in this section last week. I I met. Mr. Vanie Comer, another Union county man whom we had not 5 seen for quite a long time. He savs he is making a living farming in York county and thinks he will buy a E tract of lpnd in that county. He take's j the Union Times. In fact, I finth the Union Times everywhere I go.v Evp eryone who.moves from Unton county wants the Times so they can see what 'r is going on in the county they have ^ left. I would be the same way myself 'as it is just like a letter frofa 'homo. ,-i. Moxy. V r j ; . Unique Plan to Build Chiirch. . PICKENS, Nov. 1.?The pastor at Cross Roads proposed a, novel plan , to build a new church house at that j place. The plan is about as follows: ' For each boy and gifl in the community under 20 years old, next spring to get as many cdttcin seed as they can hold in their hands, plant and cultivate them and give the proceeds to the building of the' houst>. All over 20 years old and under 100, I 8at apart just as much land as they , are willing to plant and cultivate the 1 same. The women to save and sell * all the eggs laid on Sunday and con' tribute to the same fund. If the peo ' pie will adopt the plan the house will be built and ho one will be any . poor, er. v i ?- . Two young boys, Alfred Sanders, 1 age 9, and Archie Marshbum, age 1 11 years were arrested in BonnetsI . i vine cnargea witn burning the barn .jof Policeman Charlie Peele, and plac, [ed in the county jail. * * " .. .. i jj ^ NO EXPENSE There are many \ WILL because they ai considerable expense is tution, thru its logical ; uriflistii + n u:tt II u lvnuut/ v-iirtl iXH Wiled as Executor or Ti charge is made for safe our vaults during the lil Consult with us. Emslie Nicholson, J. R< PRESIDENT. VICE PR J jL- f. m 1 j H\*i I ? A^ AT AT TAT T^r TAf TVf fyT ? SALE OF LAND D1 Y At Union Court House, S. C., immi ^ Tract No. 1. Containing two hu ed by lands of the estate of Robt. . i mentioned, Enoree River and est J has good bottoms, pasture, open *5^ tenant houses thereon. Tract No. 2. Containing one ?? more or less, bounded by tract ne: estate of Robt. J. Betsill; and wi place has a fine fifteen-acre field o of fine ash and pine wood. J These tracts are better known ^ The above tracts will first be s< V whole. The sale or &ales that re: sale. Terms of sale: One-fourtl equal annual installments, at one, of sale, at rate of eight per cent purchaser and a mortgage of the X for papers and have option of pay Cross Keys Township, Unioi A ^ Keys on Clinton road. I W. T. E V^pjr^ y^yy Special Advertisements' " ? * 1 >> ? I AM NOW PREPARED to get the different lands I've got to sell al^habeticAll^r arranged. I expect to land this winter thatnaS evergreen held in Union. I will advertise, subdivide and sell landB for everybody. No charge for lands put up at auction and not sold. List your property with me now. D. C. Flynn, The Real Estate Man. tf I AM IN THE market for pine ana oak wood, 4 to 8 feet long in carload lots to be shipped to Union, S. C. Notify Arthur Williamson, Wagener, S. C. tf NOTICE?Owing to a change which I am making in my business, all parties owing me must settler "thenaccounts at once. ,i> 46 4t Geo. W. Going. WANTED?Teachers with Certificates wanted immediately fdrr following positions: 7 at $60; 8 at $50; 11 at $40; 6 at $35. Direct from school official's. Special enrollment. Act immediately. W. H. Jones, Mgr., Columbia, S. C. 45 4tpd THE BEST for the least price at the Money-Savers, The Palmetto Drug Co. THE GREATEST SOAP bargain in] nistory. Saturday, one day only, we offer the best ten cent perfumed toilet soap at 5 cents the cake. Will not sell to merchants at this price. The Rice Drug Co. DON'T MISS THE GREAT SOAP SALE AT THE RICE DRUG CO. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We offer the greatest bargain in new upto-date stationery. See our show window, two days only. The Rice Drug Co. EASY WAY to Bave money, have ?our prescriptions filled at The 'almetto Drug Co., the moneysavers. ENGRAVED visiting cards would make a seasonable Xmas present. Let us have your order. The Times CHRISTMAS ORDER?Give us your order now for Huyler's candy, made anyway you want at The Palmetto Drug Co. MONOGRAM statinn?rv at Times office. I HAVE MY HOME for sale on terms to suit purchaser. All modern conveniences, well located. Apply at Times office for particu' lars. J. R. Dickert. 87tf J POUNP PAPER, 25c at the Times. 'I . . # . # hcholsonII BANK AND It III RUST COMPANY ||j UN ION. SC. ;j INCURRED vho neglect making a i e of the opinion that j ; involved. This insti- i advisors, will draw up v I ,LS in which it is nam- |[ *ustee. Moreover, no guarding the WILL in | fe time of the testator. 11 >y Fant, M. A. Moore, || .ESIDENT. CASHIER. jj .4. A A * A a A - - - - ECEMBER I, 1913 f ediately after legal hours of sale: A indred acreB, more or less, boundJ. Betsill; by tract next hereafter ate of Andy Jones. This tract i i and timbered lands, with two X hundred and thirty-seven acres, xt above mentioned; lands of the iters of the Enoree River. This f bottom land; also an abundance JL t as the "Sexton places." ^ aid separately and then as a alize the most shall be the legal 1 cash, balance payable in three two, and three years from date per annum, secured by bond of premises sold; purchaser to pay inp all cash. ^ n County, 3 miles below Cross ^ 3EATY | A^A 4^A 4^A, 4^,4 A^A f^r VDAMS TRANSFER CO.?Motor x-uwer wagons replaces the horse _ And male farmers, and city . people. Take notice?To be positively sold ' 240 Horses and Mules, 80 head -young Mules, Horses $80 up,'Mules $75 pair up. Ages 6 to 8 years old, weighing 1,000 to 1,400 lbs. All useful seasoned stock right out hard work. Also 10 young big Canadian mares, slightly footsore, will come sound in country, and two mares in foal very cheap. To be sold at rate of 20 head weekly. See superintendent at ^ ? .. y _i. _ 1_ S nnm * - * vviiipaiiy a siumes, oaz-oo* west German St., Baltimore, Md. 40 4 m?R. REXALL COLD TABLETS are positively guaranteed to cure your cold, 25c at The Rice Drug Co. TAKE A TONIC now for your blood, just try one guaranteed bottle of Dr. Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier at The Palmetto Drug Co. ALL PRESCRIPTIONS brought to our store are put up by skilled, experienced and conscientious pharmacists. Ask your physician. The Rice Drug Co. BIBLES, BIBLES?For sale by the Times. KODAKS, FILMS and photo material of every kind. Mail orders promptly filled at The Rice Drug Co. EYES OPEN and keep them on the Palmetto Drug Co., watch for our beautiful display of Christmas goods soon. BLANK BOOKS and fine writing Tablets at the Times. BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS, new stock just received at The Rice ^Drug Co. FOR SALE?A second hand typewriter, apply at Times office. ti RICE'S CORN REMEDY sure gets corns, hard or soft. A trial will convince you. Our money-back guarantee protects you. 25c at d:? n < IMC IVItC 1/rilK VyU. FOR SALE?One set of Dicken's works, never been used. Will sell cheap for cash. For futher information apply to the Times office, tf FOR ADDING MACHINE paper rolls and ribbons call on The Times TYPEWRITER Carbon, best ever, by the box or single sheets at the Times office. ? *