Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Under and by virtue of the author ity vested in me, I hereby call upon all Democrats of Union county to meet at their respective Club headquarters on or after 12 o'clock Saturday, April 22nd, it being the 4th Saturday in April. 1916, for the purpose of reorganizing the Democratic clubs of the county and at which time your club shall elect a president, one or more vice presidents, a recording and corresponding secretary and a treasure*and appoint the following working committees of not less than three members each: lft, A committee on registration or enrollment. 2nd. An executive committee, and such other committees as each club may deem expedient to have. After your organization is perfected you shall proceed to elect delegates to the Democratic County Convention, which will be held in the Union County Court House at 12 o'clock on Monday, May 1st, that being the first Monday in May, 1916. Union county is entitled to eight, delegates to the State Convention and will be elected by the county convention. Each club is entitled to one delegate to the county convention for every 25 members, and one delegate for a majority fraction thereof. Please take due notice and govern 4^4. A^A AL P" VVVVVVvVv V " VtI I t :i: L .inures vi hey Last * f, J til i at only, yd. 8c V anly, yd. 69c si t only, yd. 9c Y ly, yd , 39c Y ' ily,yd 39c J yd 39c " only, yd. 29c ? dren's Work Dresses at A ai d' at only 39c at only 5c A Hose at only 39c A ose at only 19c A ih ig Every Day. A u? it Goods Co. f w iprj; A th Z> E S X _ W T world laughs of st l weep alone ?? d earth ^ ts mirth Y tii enough of its own ^ to se make the world happy of is if you wear them Y Gda Y { er p> * | ? dr ? wi hc . ? X *' in Gi Y > w A s' Y th G Y \ut\T Is t s Y i Shoes and Clothes J1 ti> hj yourselves accordingly. ^ Macbeth Young, ^ Chairman of the Union County I)emo- ^ cratic Executive Committee. v April 12th, 1916. \ CITATION TO KINDRED AND CREDITORS. Fj D. State of South Carolina, te County of Union. \y By Hon. W. W. Johnson, Judge of Pro- pa bate. wi Whereas, W. F. (lilliam has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration de bonis noil on the ?V1 Estate and effects of J. C. Hunter, de- "J ceased. a These are, therefore, to cite and ad- ,a monish all and singular the kindred I ana creditors ot the said J. C. Hunter, v' deceased, that thoy be and appear, be- ar fort; me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. H., South Caro- to lina, on the 29th day of April, next, he after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock of in the forenoon, to show cause, if any wi they have, why the said Administra- M tion should not be granted. M Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of April, Anno Domini 1916. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. ? Published on the 14th and 21st day of April, 1916, in the Union Times. ar . ? m Samson was the first actor to bring or down a house?and he was killed in re the fall. ap COMING AND GOING Mr. F. C. Garner of Buffalo was a sitor to Union Wednesday. Prof. R. C. Lake of Lorkhart Juncan was a visitor to Union Tuesday. Mr. M. C. Gault of Lockhart Junc[>n was a visitor to Union Friday. Miss Bessie Greer, of Route 2, was topping in the city on Tuesday. Mr. J. R. Harris of Pacolet, Route was a visitor to Union Monday. Mrs. Elias Prioleau left Monday for harleston and Eutawville to spend vo weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Spencer inounce the birth of a daughter Sunly, April 9th. Miss Leize Gelzer of Charleston ill spend the Easter holidays with rs. Lewis Rice. \ Miss Ada Hancock of Columbia was ic guest of Mis. F. B. Culp on Sadb day and Sunday. Mrs. J. T. F'itten and little son, of tlanta, Ga., are the guests of Col. id Mrs. T. C. Duncan. Mrs. T. L. Estes and little son, Eu?ne. have returned from a visit to latives in Greenwood. Mrs. J. F. Caudle, who has been at est Springs for several weeks, has turned to her home here. M iss Fannie Mae Howze has reined from a visit to her sister, Mrs. . H. Evans, in Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Downs of Bishiville, S. C., spent a few days with eir sister, Mrs. W. H. Parks. Miss Gladys Hermione, of Memphis, inn., will spend the Easter holidays ith college friends in the city. Mrs. L. L. Wolfe and children of ' nngeburg are visiting at the home Mrs. Martha Hames on Pinkney reet. Mr. and Mrs. George King and chil en returned to Columbia Wednesday om a visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cotigham. Mrs. R. A. Jones and children left ondav afternoon for Roanoke, Va., visit her mother, Mrs. Stone, for veral weeks. Mrs. Henry L. Adams and little son Chester were the quests of Mrs. B. Clifford at the Seminary for a few ys last week. Miss Estelle Gregory, who was opated on for appendicitis at the Bap?t hospital in Columbia last week, improving. Rev. Geore P. White is conducting vival services at Padgett|s Creek iptist church this >feek. Rwy A. E. jller is pastor of the churctyc^V*<e7 J Miss Elizabeth Jejfter of <Vi&rtvi}re' oman's College, will spend the weekid with her parents and have as her lests several of her college friends. Miss Nancy Goudelock of Anderson id Mr. George Goudelock of Benittsville were the week-end guests of eir mother. Mrs. Belle Gou lelock, i E. Main street. Ml\ and Mrs Statps .Tnll\r mill fliil en of Greenville spent the week-end ith relatives in Union, returning >me Monday morning. Dr. I,. C. Wolfe, who preached durg the recent revival meeting at the irst Dantist church, is now conductg a similar meeting at Lafayett, a. Miss Elizabeth Arthur spent last eek with Miss Helen Dupree in aartanhurg and together thev were e guests of Mrs. W. C. Cleveland, in reenville for a few days. Mr. F. .T. Parham and family left nion Wednesday for Columbia, where r. Parham will attend the South arolina I.ife Underwriters associaan, which met there Thursday of is week. Johnnie West, a lad who attends the onarch school, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. West, left Union for the Bapit hospital in Columbia Tuesday om operation. He was accompanied ' Rev. D. W. Garvin. Rev. I). W. Garvin preached at acedonia Baptist church in Spartanirg county on Sunday morning in e absence of the pastor, Rev. A. L. lughan, who was conducting reval services at Mon-Aetna church. Mrs. L. J. Hames, regent of the lirforest chapter, D. A. R., and Mrs. H. Wallace will represent the chapr at the national convention in ashington. They will be accominied by Miss Sallie Wallace and ill leave the city Friday. Pr I. E. Crimm, the eye specialist, th headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., is the city this week. He is located the parlors of the Peoples Underking establishment. Dr. Crimm has en coming to Union for a number years and has a large practice riong the town and country people. M i'ss Elinor Rakestraw of Charlesn passed through Union Tuesday on r way to Glenn Springs for a stay several weeks. Miss Rakestraw 11 be joined later by her mother, rs. J. W. Rakestraw, and her aunt, rs. Nancy Mordecia. Rev. I). W. Garvin returned Wednes,y afternoon from Columbia, where i went to carry Johnnie West, son Mr. and Mrs. J. F. West, of Monch, to the Baptist hospital for treat ent. The little fellow was operated i Wednesday morning and the latest ports from his bedside are encourjinR. Special Adverlisemen BUTTERICK PATTERNS are n. handled by C. Allen Co. LOOK FOR the Auction Sale of < Culp property containing one br dwelling and six acres of land. \N be cut in lots and sold to the hif est bidder in the near future Sims & Carter, Chester, S. C. COMPLETE LINE of Butterick P terns and the Delineator on sale C. Allen Co. BARRED ROCK EGGS for hatchi Thompson's Ringlets best in Am ica, 15 for $1.00. Con Allen. IE R. JACKSON is at Aycock Leaver's Stable with a car load horses and mules for sale or change. 13-4BUTTERICK PATTERNS and 1 lineator for sale at C. Allen Co. (FOR SALE?Splendid little farm, acres 1% miles from Shelton, S. house, large shady teres and chards; beautiful home site, loca in the heart of the famous mine spring belt; can be bought che For information, apply to or \vi C. E. Hicks, Union, S. C. CALL AND INSPECT the new p terns?Butterick and Delineator C. Allen Co. THE RICE HORSE, "Guy Wilke the old reliable, will be put on 1 stand at Brannon Stable Marc h 1 Hold your mares for something y know. He will stand at the sai fee, $15.00, guarantee. All his co shown at fairs come out with b] ribbons. A. B. Brannon. FOR SALE?One good milch c< Qualities good. Price reasonal Address "X. Y. Z." care Uni Times. li EGGS FOR HATCHING?Buff a White Orpingtons, Yard No. 1, $3 per 15; Yard No. 2, $1.50 per We also have the Thompso Strain Barred Rocks, and the A cona, at $1.50 per 15. Early hatch chickens make the best, so ph your order early. Gilliam Poull Yards, Union, S. C. FOR SALE?One good mule. Pr low. J. G. Hughes, Attorney. 1< FOR SALE?One pair good mules l either farm or drav nurnos Weight about 1100 pounds; ages and 8 years. Will sell together separately. A bargain for ca The W. D. Arthur Co. r 1 ttMONEY TO LOAN in sums fr ** $100 jLo $1,000 upon proper sect ^ ity. Apply to L. G. Southard, i tornejy Union, S. C. 13 WANTED?You to try our bread a rolls. Made in Union. Made best material; clean, wholesome a palatable. Ask your grocer i Unique Bread. Unique Bake Union, S. C. 11-4MONEY TO LOAN?$500.00 $10,000.00 on improved real esta moderate interest and long tin 10 years if desired. J. E. Mint Financial CorresDondent Uni Central Life Insurance Co. WHILE IN UNION go to t Palace Barber Shop for satisfactc service. Work promptly do Cleanliness and comfort our mot White barbers only. Whitner a McMillan. No. 15 Main St. THE LINIMENT that never fails give satisfaction is "Huiet's". I sale by the Palmetto Drug Co. OUR IMPORTED Hackney Hor guaranteed to be "thoroughbre will stand at Jonesville, S. C., r< ularly. Pedigree open to inspect: of all concerned. For further formation apply to J. H. Alman J. W. Lipscomb. Fee $'15.00. 1 Jonesville Hackney Horse Co. 1 FOR SALE?Very desirable farm 1 miles from Union, 144 acres, t splendid houses, water at ea< also two large barns, close enou to town for children to attend c schools. If interested see or wr to C. E. Hicks. FOR SALE?Leather collars and b dies. Great values at the pri People's Supply Co. GO TO THE CITY BARBER SH< rcf nlooc Kq^Kam V%?l'?. shave, electric shampoo and mi sage. We use the best hair toni All white barbers and we guaranl satisfaction. Look for the B1 Front, Postoffice block. SAFETY FIRST! Have your p scriptions filled at the Palmei Drug Co., where you always j what your doctor prescribes. GET YOUR SYSTEM in good ore for the summer by taking "Huie Pink Blood Purifier", best spri tonic going. LOST?On Thursday a brooch amethysts and pearls on E. Mi street. Reward if returned to M P. A. Lowry, E'. Main street. 11 COTTON FARMERS?Call on us cotton hoes. Cotton chopping loi its terror when you arm your fa hands with these hoes. Peoples Si ply Co. - f|| N in ow I r it. ?_ ? | DOES YOUR MONI ej^ I Every $100 you earn ' II Department of this ban ? I 11 your income by lour dolls of ! I is paid on Certificates o ex- I I . -pd longer. I Start an account with ; steadily by making r< ? ! amount, no matter how s 81 C.; J You work for your mo or" I \c^ ]|| Emslie Nicholson, J. ilj President. _ I 1ILHWJ i*5 - ? - ArtflLsinr . I J, at- 2 at i ! Easter E me Its ' * AUGUSTA >w. , )le. ? SOUTHER! I Friday, 1 in ted From Charlotte, Spartanbui intermediate points or ice and Excui 1-2 Train No. 42 Excursion Fart ^or Lv. Spartanburg __10:40a.m $3.5C es* " E. Spart'burp __ 10:50 a.m $3.fit - ' " White Stone 11:01 a.m $3.51 or 44 Pacolet 11:08 a.m $3.5( sh- " Jonesville 11:23 a.m $3.5( " Lockhart 10:36 a.m $3.5( ? 44 Lockhart June. 11:30 a.m $3.5( om 44 Union 11:50 a.m $3.2? ar~ " Santuc 12:10 p.m $3.2f " Carlisle 12:21 p.m $3.2? 44 Shelton 12:40 p.m $3.01 44 Blairs 12:55 p.m. $3.00 n(l 44 Strother 12:59p.m.. ?f 44 Dawkins 1:07 p.m. .s:;.ni n(l " Alston 1:25 p.m $2.7? Of " Bookman 1 ;53 p.m ??2.7? ry, Arrive Columbia - 2:30 p.m. pd EXCURS1 to I.v. Columbia ?e! ;; rayre: - er i.exinRion _ ' Ban* i? " I.eesville __ _ Batesburg " .Monetta 'lpv " Hidpe Spirng >ry Ward ne* " Johnston t?* " Trenton md tf , ' . . 11 Kxcursion tickets will be Rood j trains to connect with special train a ;? Kxcursion Tickets will be Rood r to reach original starting point by mi ?. Spend the Beautiful Easter Seas so, vannah Levee, magnificent Tourist II FIVE DAYS OF SIGHT-! '.or' For further information W. E. McGoe, At. <L 1*. A.. S. II. Mel .jj Columbia, S. C. Columbi 4.4 It. H. DeButts, I). I?. A? Charlotte, N. C. WO ? ?h; gh 4 ity " i n i I f SPRING z X Gents Furnisl u,> 4 A wr* ?* m.-r a w -r^ re. X UN A IN J ?et I STYLES?T] Y ? V ^ X They're ready for Y early?there's a r< _ ? you everything tha X handle nothing else nn J 11 Clark Clc rm X jp NICHOLS^ BANK AND j rRUST COMPANY j| UNION.S C rJ lyL * *~ :y work for you? !|! and deposit in the Savings j I' k at 4 per cent increases | K irs each year. A higher rate \ \ f Deposit of six months or :! t us today, and build it up jgular deposits of a fixed i small. ncy?make it work for ijov. | jj| 1 li! Roy Fant, M. A. Moore, l|| Vice President. Cashier. | ||j 1 "W H "Vsm -BJ lA^ursiun GEORGIA A ? RAILWAY \.pril 21st rg, Columbia, Trenton, and all i the following schedule 'sion Fares: 1 Train No. 35 Excursion Fare ) I.v. Charlotte 5.00 a.m. ?3.50 " Pineville 5:25 a.ni ?3.50 ) " Fort Mill 5:38 a.m $3.50 ) " Rock Hill .5:55 a.m $3.25 > ) " Chester 6:38 a.m $3.00 > " Blackstock 7:02 a.m $3.00 ; " Woodward 7:10 a.m $3.00 ? " White Oak 7:20 a.in $2.90 ' " Winnsboro .. . _ 7:35 a.ni S*.:.75 | " Rockton .7:42 a.m $2.75 " Ridgeway 8:00 a.m.. _$2.75 ; " Rlythewood ..8:15 a.m. ._$2.75 Arrive Columbia _ .9:00 a.m. ON TRAIN _ 2:30 p.m $2.50 __2:37 p.m.-- __$2.45 __3:00 p.m $2.15 p.in $2.05 0:40 p.m Si .00 __3:48 p.m. $1.55 __4 :00 p.m $1.50 -1:10 p.in $1.30 __4:20ip.m $1.20 __4:30 p.m. $1.05 . ,4 :45 p.m $ .85 joing only on special train and regular s mentioned above. eturnjng on all regular trains scheduled idnight Tuesday, April 25, 1910. on in Augusta. See the wonderful Sa[otels, etc. SEEING ANI) PLEASURE apply to Ticket Agents or .KAN. l)t. I\ A., II. C. COTNER. T 1? A a, S. ('. Columbia, S. C. K. R. McMillin, D. 1*. A., Augusta, Ga. E W | CLOTHING ! lings and Hats % D SEE THE NEW % tfEYRE HERE Y von Rp wisp RnAr X j - ? ? ^ ?? eason. We can give it's new and good; we Y V % thing Co.!