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COUNTY CANDIDATES ?sa, V i f Co FOR TREASURER. ab cri I hereby announce myself for election to the office of Treasurer of ~ Union County S. C., and pledge myself to abide by the decision of the Democratic Primary election. di< Wade 11. Howell. Tc I hereby announce ray??]f a candi- v*' date for reelection to the office ot Treasurer of Union mniv, and pledge cle myself to abide by the decision of the el( Democratic primary election. J. H. Bartles. sh FOR MASTER. Tc m; I hereby announce myself a candi- D< date for reelection to the office of Master for Union county, S. C.f and pledge myself to abide by the decision (|? of the Democratic Primary election. , R. C. Williams. ^ 1 hereby announce myself a candi- nv date for election to the office of Mas- th ter for Union county and pledge myself to abide by the decision of the Democratic primary election. ,1.. J. J. Colson. n;; FOR SUPERVISOR. 'J I hereby anounce myself a candidate for election to the office of Super-|f]n visor for Union ccunty, and pledge j myself to abide by the decision of the Democratic Primurv election. Ti W. G. Puckett. J," I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date for election to the office of Super- fj visor of Union county and plodpe my- ^ self to abide by the decision of the Democratic primary election. , W. A. Robinson. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otlice of Supervisor for Union county and plediro myself to , abide by the decision of the Demo- (ja cratic primary election. "'? Dr. J. T. Jeter. f*' tin FOR AUDITOR. nu I hereby announce myself a candi- he date for election to the office of Audi- ele tor for Union County, S. C., and Co pledge myself to abide by the de- shi cision of the Democratic Primary oci election. J. C. Greer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the office of f'a County Auditor for Union County, *J? and pledge myself to abide by the de- S. cision of the Democratic primary th< election. T. J. Betenbaufjh. ma ] FOR PROBATE JUDGE. die I hereby announce myself a candi- j^e date for reelection to the office of p]c Judge of Probate of Union County and pledge myself to abide by the decision of the Democratic primary election. W. W. Johnson. , ' dal I hereby announce myself a candi- To date for election to the office of Pro- abi bate Judge for Union County, and era pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary election. ] Jason M. Greer. (]j(] ~ To FOR MAGISTRATE. Ktc. abi , era I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the office of Mag- ^ istrate for Union Township, Union (j ^ county, and pledge myself to abide by the decision of the Democratic Primary election. ^ Joseph Sanders. ej0 I hereby announce myself a candi-1 ] date for election to the office of Mag- da istrate ior union lownsnip, Union'To County, S. C., and pledge myself to! Hi abide by the decision of the Demo pU cratic Primary election. eis J. II. Spears. ele I hereby announce myself a candi- ^ date for election to the office of Mag- n>?1 istrate for Union Township, Union County, and pledge myself to abide SPI by the decision of the Democratic ' 't primary election. Jacob Going. ?'e I hereby announce myself a candi (j J date for election to the office of Mag- ^j istrate for Union Township, and (J| pledge myself to abide by the de- (.r. cision of the Democratic primary election. G. B. Barron. I hereby announce myself a candi- did date for election to the office of Mag- Go istrate for Union Township, and sel pledge myself to abide by the result De of the Democratic primary election. R. C. Shands. ] 1 hereby announce myself as candi- dal date for the office of Magistrate for shi Jonesville Township and pledge my- shi self to abide by the decision of the th< Democratic primary election. nia J. C. Mobley. T ...... if >; 11CI*;I7 aiiliUUIIl'C IIIJ'SCIl it cailUl- , , date for Magistrate of Goshen Hill P. Township, Union County, and pledge SP! myself to abide by the decision of the s 11 Democratic primary election. R. P. Willard. ,,e The friends of John W. Dridgers ? announce him a candidate for election an! to the office of Magistrate for Union '^0 Township, and pledge that he will for abide by the decision of the Demo- an( cratic primary election. su] I hereby announce myself a candi- tio date for the office of Magistrate for ? Union Township and pledge myself an] to abide by the decision of the Democratic primary election. er E. It. Godshall. thf I hereby announce myself a candi- I)e date for election to the office of Mag- ? istrate at Buffalo, and pledge myself to abide by the decision of the Demo- ] cratic primary election. Jn1 A. T. Sumner. I hereby announce myself a candi- by date for the office of Magistrate for ma Jonesville Township and pledge my- of. self to abide by the decision of the j Democratic primary election. J. W. Bates. Only On? "BROMO QUININE" To set the genuine, call (or full name. f.AXA- ant TIVK BROMO QUININE. Look (or signature of K. W. GROVE. Curea a Cold In One Day. Stop# cough and headache, and work* off cotd. 25c. a t'andiI hereby announce m of Magte for election to the o IS. P' Union th rate for Union Towns ?eniyself to J; iunty, S. C., and pledge .,v; Demo- , ide by the decision of tht^ .. atic primary election. 'Jon. , v H. E. Brewing^ ?y )R TOWNSHIP COMMISSION^ 1 I hereby announce myself a ca\/ llat late for election to the office o^< C>1 >wnship Commissioner for Jonesle Township, Union county, S. C., ,jc; d pledge myself to abide by the eje cision of the Democratic Primary | ?ction. J. G. Bishop. da( I hereby announce myself a candi- r^-s te for election to the office of Town- Pj.e ip Commissioner for Jonesville ?' twnship, Union County, and pledge yself to abide by the decision of the ] jmocratie Primary election. dal W. H. Page. frc 1 hereby announce myself a candite for election to the office of Town- e ip Commissioner for Union Townip, Union County, S. C., and pledge yself to abide by the decision of , e Democratic Primary election. , J. W. Nance. I hereby announce myself a candite for the office of Township Comissioner for Cross Keys Township. se' ibject to the rules of the Demo- ani iitic primary election. w C. R. Prince. ( I hereby announce myself a candi- < te for election to the office of Townip Commissioner for Union Town- ; ip and pledge myself to abide by mi e decision of the Democratic pri- an iry election. W. R. Jolly. q, I hereby announce myself a candi- 1 te for election to the office of Town- I ip Commissioner of Bogansvillc ( .wnchin I T- O r> 1 V ...V/I. V A/UlUkV, O. V.., U1IU dije myself to abide by the l)emo% itic primary election. Y? Victor E. Lawson. j?J I hereby announce myself a canm 11 te for Township Commissioner for nesville Township, Union County, C., and plodtre myself to abide by e decision of the Democratic priiry election. J. M. Fowler. We, the friends of C. A. Jeter, reby announce him a candidate for (ction to the position of Township :*I( mmissioner, for Fishdam Town- ?x{ ip subject to the rules of the Dem- " ratic primary election. TV Friends. I hereby announce myself a candi- is te for Township Commissioner for of nesville Township, Union County, wa C., and pledge myself to abide by oft ; decision of the Democratic priiry election. D. C. White. kid t hereby announce mvself a can- 1*'' late for election to the oflice of mei wnship Commissioner for Cross J ys Township, Union County, and j* dire myself to abide by the results the Democratic primary election. an( Ben B. Betsill. [ hereby announce myself a candi- ' te for Commissioner of Goshen Hill ( wnship .and pledpa myself to j ide by the decision of the Demo- j itic primary election. ?:n J. W. Wilson. jJJJJ [ hereby announce myself a can- tha late for election to the oflice of Co. wnship Commissioner for Cross ? ys Township and pledye myself to ide by the decision of the Demoitic primary election. Edd Stevens. [ hereby announce myself a candite for Township Commissioner for ntuc Township, Union County. S. and pledge myself to abide by the usion of the Democratic primary ction. J. P. Jeter. [ hereby announce myself a candite for election to the oflice of wnship Commissioner for Goshen 11 Township, Union County, and (itfe myself to abide by the deion of the Democratic primary ction. J .A. Tucker. Friends of .T. C. Mobley hereby anince him a candidate for Township TH irmissioner for Goshen Mill Town- J^J p. and pledpre that he will abide by ; result of the Democratic primary ction. Friends. [ hereby announce myself a candi- A le for the oflice of Township Com- II ssioner for BoKansville township ff\ >ject to the action of the Demo 111 l piuiiai^ ciccuun. S. F. Sumner. [ hereby announce myself a canlate for the office of Magistrate of shen Hill Township and pledge myf to abide by the decision of the moeratic primary election. .Ino. I). Brock. 3111 [ hereby announce myself a candite for election to the office of Townp Commissioner for Union Town- uIt p, and pledge myself to abide by ; decision of the I >emocratic pri- n-ri iry election. &U II. Jasper Kirby. [ hereby announce myself a candi- 1*0V te for election to the office of Town- ? p Commissioner for Union Townp, Union County, S. C., and pledge 'self to abide by the decision of the mocratic primary election. J. L. Eison. The friends c.f J. V. Askew hereby UU riounce him a candidate for election the office of township commissioner nrj I'inckney township, Union county, Ull tl pledge that he will abide the ret of the Democratic Primary elec- ny| The friends f W. F. Farr hereby nomine miii it ciiiiuitiaie rur election QUI the office of Township Commissionfcr Pinckney Township, and pledge n > it he will abide the result of the U | niocratic primary election. FOR STATE SENATOR. [ hereby announce myself a candie for the office of State Senator >m Union county. I agree to abide the result of the Democratic priry and support the nominees thereJ. G. Hughes. [ respectfully announce myself a ididate in the coming Democratic mary election for the nomination Hi the office of State Senate; and shr II U de by the rules of the said party, ! i support the nominees in the said If ction. Macbeth Young. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. At the solicitation of many fri roughout the county I have de? announce myself a candidate iction to the House of Represe res and I pledge myself to a the result of the Democratic iry election. It. W. Hamilto ! hereby announce myself a c1 :e for re-election to the Hon.st presentatives from Union Got I pledge myself to abides by ision of the Democratic prin ^on. J. Frost Walker, J ct' reby announce myself a ca 5 election to the i'House of I e 01. 'es from Uniorn county entati jeci 4 ho Deiocra-S?c;'primary electi the Den fl L. Wagno I hereby announce myself a ca te for the House of Representat ,111 Union county, and pledge T to abide by the decision of mocratic primary.^ p Kenned i nMFI ' CALOMEL!?^ ou :,'o?MsEtaV for UV-EK-..AX shown us an easier way. Glymph's Pharmacy. The man who follows his incline dom travels long in the stia (1 narrow way. iir,Eb^oN ^Axhcnt lymph's Pharmacy. Sonic people would cry over sp Ik even if th^y don't like mill y form. I! YOU CALOMEI Get out the way and let LIV-ER-LAX the work. Purely vegetable, jlymph's Pharmacv. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days <ur druKftist will refund money if P IXTMKNT fails to eurc any case of Itc ind. IUi i-dinc or Protruding Piles in C to 111 ic I rst :t'iidicalion K'ves Ease and Rest. NEEDFUL IvNOWLEDGE. lion People Should Learn to De he Approaeh of Kidney Diseas flip svmnlnmt nf Ifidna" f ? v.w ? many. Disordered kidneys o rete a thick, cloudy, offensive u 1 of sediment, irregular of pass attended by a sensation of scald e back may ache, headaches zy spells may occur and the vit often weighted down by a fee languor and fatigue. Neglect tl rnings and there is danger. D< en proves fatal. k'ou can use no better endo; Iney remedy than 1 loan's Kid Is.* Here's Union proof of t John Petty, 7(? W. Main St., Ui C., says: "1 loan's Kidney I . e certainly been of benefit to 1 I can recommend them. I )ject to attacks of backache, ar 1 pains in my loins when 1 stoo lifted. 1 loan's Kidney Pills, thi : from the Palmetto Drug tught e prompt relief." ?rice f>Oc at all dealers. I) lply ask for a kidney reined Doan's Kitlney Pills?the si t Mr. Petty had. Foster-Milb , Props, Buffalo, N. Y. (UY^YOUl UTO SUPPLIE OF US d buy of a concern that rays here to back up ods and that has a to lutation to sustain. Many a motorist has toi t to his sorrow that n lar "har#ains"(?l are ill rchases?try OUR prii d OUR goods?they'll m'< lermanent customer of y Complete stoc of course. lodel Garag 11 * w'WMi&A =f AN ORDINANCE. *or t',e Better Observance of the Sabbaljh (Commonly Called Sunday) t Forbidding; Work and Labor; the hde Keeping; Open of Stores and Places 'rj_ of Business; the Offering for Sale and Selling Any Goods. Wares or Merchandise; Sporting Games, Racndi ing, etc; or the Disturbing of Itelig5 of ious Worship on the Lord's Day; >"ty and Penalty, the lary ue jf Ordained by the Mayor and r- . City Council of Union, S. C., now met nd1- and assembled and by the authority of ^eP", the same: inn Section 1. Making Criminal Act. sion from and after the passage and on* ratification of this Ordinance, it shall n" be unlawful for any person or persons ndi- firm, company or corporation, to waives fully violate any provision or any secmy tion of this ordinance, the Sec. 2. Forbidding Work or Labor on Sunday: No person or persons, y. shall engage in any worldly work oi labor; and no firm, company or corcan poration, shall hire or engage any has person or persons, to do or engage in Ask any worldly work or labor; or transact or contract to transact, any busi ness, work or labor, of the ordinarj . 911 calling or occupation or profession 1R during any part of portion of tht Lord s Day (commonly called Sabbath you or Sunday), Provided, however: Th( roni wol'h or labor, calling or occupation in the nature of charity or the acts of necessity, be and the same are hereby illed excepted; and Provided further, that k in nothing contained in this section shall apply to domestic servants, physicians, pharmacists when filling bona of fide prescriptions; undertakers and do embalmers; and public service corpor auons, and the otticers, agents and employees of such; and drug stores from 11 a. m. until 12:30 p. m., when they shall be closed. \Z0 Sec. 3. Sellinpr or Offering for Sale lay* Merchandise: No person or persons. 50.] firms, company or corporation shall expose for sale, offer for sale, make any sale for cash or credit, exchange barter or swap, or sell, any goods, teet wares, merchandise or any article or e. thing or chattel, during any part or portion of the Lord's I)ay (commonable y called the Sabbath or Sunday); ften Provided,' however, nothing herein rj contained shall apply to pharmacists j. selling the medicines compounded upjn,, on a bona fide prescription; Under j takers or embalniers; physicians or tini surKeons? hotel, hoarding house and i: restaurant keepers for meals furnished and for nnlv ,.t? 1.1 ? v>"J > '1 *?* r*i?iuics slav an(' J?aiap:cs for vehicles furnished and repairs; public service corpora,.s I tions, the officers, agents and employI* ,,, ees of such; and wood and coal in heir emerRencies; or in matters pf charity and in acts of necessity. 1j0 ( Sec. 4. Vending Slot Machines: Nc jjjl', person or persons, firm, company or nH> corporation, shall play or operate any automatic merchandising: vending ma1(l' j chine (commonly called slot machine), I during any part or portion of the | Lord's Day (commonly called the Sabbath or Sunday); and no person or . - i* parsons, firm, company or corporation, un<j. having in possession, ownership, a.v lessee or otherwise, shall permit or al" 0 low the playing or operation of any urn automatic merchandise vending machine, (commonly called a slot ma chine) during any part or portion of the Lord's Day (commonly called the i Sabbath or Sunday.) Sec. 5. Sports, Match Games, etc.: No person or persons, shall enter into or attend, any public sport or sports, panics or pastimes, such as racing of all kinds; baseball, football or tennisball matches; cock fighting, bull or bear bating, plays, theatres, picture show, and lectures, to which there is a pecuniary charge for admittance; dancing or such worldly pastimes,, during any part or portion of the Lord's Day (commonly called the Sabhath or Sunday.) So -. Disturbing Religious Meet| ings: NTo person or persons, shall disturb or intovi-im) ?.. . ? ...... ?"semhlage or congregation, convened at its church, tent or other advertised meeting place, for the object and purpose of religious worship; nor shall any one enter therein while in a state of intoxication; nor shall any one buy or sell or barter or exchange while ^ attending such meeting place any in|^J toxicating beverage; nor shall while attending such meeting or being with- ] in the hearing of any one therein, use, make use of, or cause any other pe> son to use or make use of any blasphemous, obscene or profane language, during any part or portion of the Lord's Day (commonly called the Sabbath or Sunday.) feSec. 7. Penalty. Any person or persons, firm, company or corporation, violating any provision of any section jlo or any sections of this Ordinance, uj? w on conviction .shall be fined in any sum not exceeding One Hundred Dolnol lars or to be imprisoned for a term wfli not exceeding Thirty days. Sec. 8. Repealing Clause: That any Ordinance or the part of anv Ordinance in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed. . Done and ratified in Council asseminn bled, this the l.'lth day of July, A. D., 1914. L. C. Wharton, .. Attest: Mayor. 1311 W. I). Arthur, Clerk and Treas. 29 3t ear special investigations. Deaj- Sir?Should you have occasion tpp to employ an experienced detective ?0u for shadowing or general investigation, will you kindly grant me a per. ||/n sonal interview? Have had over ten 1 IMJ years' practical experience. References furnished. My terms are reason onable as is consistent with first class UU. work. Box 124, Ottaray Mills, 29 4t Union, S. C. kWhy hunt for trouble? Everything comes to him who merely hungs around. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. I'orter'a Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c. >1.00 Anybody may be connected with elot of prominent families?by telephone. > And many a man indulges in horse play who doesn't play the races. '.<*< ** ' , , \ ' V s '/r, ' ? , * *' ", Anderson College For Women Faculty of Christian men and women of experience. Courses leading to degree of A. B. and A. M. Diplomas in Music, Art and E: Science and Art. Equipment modern and convenient tennis, basket ball. Situation ideal for health and c< For Catcdogu* . JAMES P. KINARD, P! AT A PRO J? (The cost of wiring your 1 will return to you many tin rtlrvo V\lt ^ v-iicci, ^iccimuiess tutu uicr We are making a specia Lights in every home and tion varies from $10.00 up material. Call and let us , mation. MUNICIPAL ELI AND WATEI R. A. Easterl "i I I I "TC^ltSG&f-Z t=r 71 Sold Hogs A South Carolina farn of hogs which were ready was so warm that killing vv He went to his telep Columbia over Long Dist? at a good price. He then office and arranged for shi] The telephone is now , You can have one on your See the nearest Bell 7 send a postal for our free t FARMERS' LINE 1 SOUTHERN BELL TE1 AND TELEGRAPH C S. Pry or St., SPECIAL 10 DAY TICKETS TO WRIGHTSVILLE REACH And Return Via U. & G. S. and S. A. L Railway. The Union & Glenn Springs R. R. Co. announce that beginning June 4th up to and including Sept. 10th, they will have on sale a special ten clay ticket from Union to Wilmington, N. r1 r> 1- . w. vi >> i^HiBvnie iicacn ai me very I _ low rute of $7.50 for the round trip. This ticket on sale on Thursdays of each week, with final limit returning to reach original starting point hefore midnight of second Monday following day of sale. Passengers wishing to may have limit extended until Oct .'list, 1914, upon payment of dif- 3 ference between price paid and the regular Summer Excursion fare to p Wrightsville, this extension feature to be arranged with Ticket Agent, \ S. A. L. Ry. at Wilmington. For further information, Schedules, etc., t phone 182. C. L. McEachern Agent. Blessed is the man who discovers m in the hour of his adversity that he I has a lot more friends than i? I thought he had?but he is scarce. H How To Give Quinine To Children. I FRI1RII.INH is the trademark name fciven to an I imurovfft On III ill ^ i. a To.t.t... c -i ant to take and does not disturb the stomach. ^ Children take it and never know it ia Quinine. Alio especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. I>oes not nauseate nor 4 cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try I it the next time you need Quinine (or any pur* J pose. Ask (or 2-ounce original package. The name FliBRIL.INli is blown iu bottle. 25 cents, ^ Generating hot air ia easier than i getting up steam._ | Whenever You Need a General Tonic * Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Taste 1 ear chill Tonic ia equally valuable aa a General Tonic because it contains the H well known tonic propertiesof QUININE T and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives di oat Malaria, Bnriches the Blood and at Builds up the Whole System. SO cents, tl * cpression. Courses in Domestic .. 32 acre campus. Gymnasium, 1 am fort. I i Address, I your house k cfanbe" wired it to you iome for electric lights nes over in convenience, eased illumination, il effort to get Electric the cost of the installaincluding all labor and give you further infor A1KIL LliiHl I WORKS ing, Supt. t Telephone ier had a large number to kill. The weather ras out of the question, hone, called a dealer in mce and sold his hogs called the local freight pment. a necessity on the farm, farm at small cost. "elephone Manager or ?ooklet. DEPARTMENT LEPHONE OMPANY uJ&J) Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins DENTIST OFFICE OVER MUTUAL | Q p DRY GOODS COMPANY UIUUI1, O. Vl? SPECIAL NOTICE All goods not called for in 0 days will be sold for re>airs. V. Newell Smith Auto Co. f Union, S. C. ^ENDFORFREEcItIlorCira3i!r? Fashion Plate No. 1, copyrighted, I sod the Famous 90 Days Treatment and I McKISSICK'S METHOD 9 of treating the Scalp, Hair and Skin with No. I 1, 2 A 3 Preparations I W. T. McKJSSICK A CO- K L P. O. Boa 102, Wilmington. Psl J CHICHESTER S PILLS TIIK DIAMOND II RANIS. X y*WL>\ Ladles! Ask your Itrugglalfor Chbehes-tcr a lllamoad IIrsnf/A\ MyQEBa nils In Rrd and Hold meulllAV/ v -^bJ| bom, sealed with lllue Rll-bon. W n ^ SS^^oe ? w avsl'T . C J DIAMOND KHAND if O years known as Best. Safest, / Iwsys Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGIST? WRVWHERg Fishing, Boating, Bathing. Spend ten days at Wrights /ill* each, the best beach in the South. an day tickets on sale each Tnuisc?y. $7.50 round trip via U. & (J. P. ^ } nd S. A. L. Phone 182. ' C. L. McEachem, Agent