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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-05-01

Hf1A- The many friends here Of VI iss May
Kennedy, daughter of Maj. Is Kennedy, Of
Jonesville, will regret 10 learn that she is
lying very low at Grccnvlle with pneumonia.
''Grippe,' which eliminated in n severe case
of pneumonia, and she was very low for
several days.
week or two ago it was learned that she
was improving vel rapidly and was nble to
set up in the bed, but the sad news reached
Union on SUNDAY that she had taken n re-
lapse and sak xskxtsy at that time.
Miss Ksn6edyf<0A in Union for como
time, and has many warm friends here who
will regret to hear of her ilnesss
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An Old Cilizen Conc.

Mr.. Jason Greer. ole of the oldest and
highly respected citizens Of Union County,
died at his residence, y miles below thi.
town, last Tuesday evening. and was buried
at Sardis Church Wednesday. Ills death was
from throat affection Supcrinduccd by a
severe attack Of grippe. MIR. Greer had
reached the advanced age Of ST years. For
some years past he hal been afflicted from
an attack of paralysis, which seriously
affected hi, physical system. lie leaves a
large family Of children and grinlchldren.
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Garter Elastic 3c. yard, at
II. NJ. COHEN & BRO.

\ san CAsE.--P Philadelphia April 2l.-
he Stern regulations OF the immigration
law held hack II weeping husband from his
maniac wife ut the wharf of the Allan Line
steamships yesterday. In mid-occan mad
ness came upon the woman. who wns on ner
way To INNS country, Mna she WIS iorOiiuen
TO land and 90 home TO her husband y hearth.
When the steamship Canadian lnnded-tt
had aboard Mrs. Grace Gallagher, who, with
her scvcn-yoar-old daup phtcr, left her home
in Ireland 10 Join her husband, George
Gallagher who Inns been Philadelphia for
several years, and who, ~ soon as he was
h!g - i:Uy:..@ :. ..v."u ~. :. vie and child
sent for them.
On Friday night, during the prevalence
ot n storm =; sea, Mrs. Gallagher became
Suddenly viOlcntly insane, probably through
lrrht, and had 10 be confined. There was
@ improvement in her condition when the
vessel reached the dock and under the new
,rw. which furhids The landing Of an insane
person or u criminal, Mrs. Gallagher was
not allowed To land.
The meeting between husband and wife,
Who had been parted Tor several years, was
w,s: pathetic, and when the husband real
:Ecd ih't his helrmate, when he had left
several years ago in Ireland III the bloom cf
!calth, and whose conn adcship he had look.
cl forward To, was II rnving maniac, he was
completely crushed.
The case is II peculiar one, and hardly
anticipated NY Mc trainers Of TIC law. Under
the law the immigration commissioners have
no discretion, ;s il forbids Tie landing OF
insane persons. The result will he that
Mrs Gallagher, unless she should rccoyc.
before The vessel returns. will have TO b,
sent back, and husband and wife will b,
parted unless he dsposes of his business
III !his, the country Of his adoption, and re.
turns with her.
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lIArrY llOoSIEEs.-W Timmons, Post
master of ldavilic, Ind, writes: Electric
WltCrs has done more for Inc than all other
medicines combined for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble
John Leslie. farmer and stockman, of same
pace, says: Find Electric Bitteis to he the
best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me
feel Jiho u new man j. W. Gardner, burd-
ware merchant, same town, says: heotrie
Bucrs is just the thing for man who is
all run down and don't care whether he
lives or dies; he found new strength, good
appetite and felt just like he had n new lease
on life. only Soc bottle at Is. f. Posey' s
hug Store.
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nss, We occasionally receive communi-
cations, in which our regular correspond
snts are severely ccnsurcd for omitting to
mention certain matters, enterprises or IN
s,itu!ions in them neighborhoods, and IN
some cases they have been accused Of Will
fully ori,ting to spsnk Of such matters,
from personal prejudice or some other un-
kind feelings. We have not published these
criticisms, because we do not think any
of our correspondents would be guilty Of
such into tntional neglect or Indifference to
| the peonlc anh interest," &C :hc community
in which thoy live, and upon inquiry we have
found that we were correct, in every case.
In sitting down TO write the news Of n
community, it is hard TO remember erery
| item or every interest, aud it is more than
| likely that what is considered most in-
| porlaut and is most spoken Of is unintcntion-
ally omitted We have often found it 10 in
| our editorial work. Ii the parties complain
| ing will h,nt to any enc of our correspond
cnts wherein he is delinquent, We feel sure
he will readily, and with much pleasure,
supply the omission. If they continue to
give US partial or uudnly biased news, we
will gladly publish what is wanted from
| other correspondents. Our columns are
| pen TO ah, and it is our desire to give faii
play to all and tuild up every legitimate en-
terprse and interest.
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Brillaniincs and Camel's Hairs, reduced
TO the low price Of 40 cts
CITY CASH STORE. l7-2t.

a DAS0ERovs PERop.---As the ssn.on
moves swift ly toward the boundary Ines
that lie between winter and spring, it f,e-
qucntly happens that the hunsn system,
which has borne the strain OF winter, shows
signs Of relaxation. In all ages this poriod
hss been no:od as u dangerous one, especially
to those who have weak constitutions. 4
course of the great blood purifier and tonic,
:. s. s., will enable the most delicate to
face The seasons changes with impuniry -
Ii is q medicine that not only Strengthen.
the weak aud the delicate, but is M nd
ditional safeguard for those who consider
themselves strong.
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Striped Scrim &c incncs wide, &c. yard,
nt II NJ. COHEN 6 BRO.


For tho TIMrs.
Col. Talbert Sustained in tho Controversy.
Whereas, There have been foul and undue
attack, ma le upon our State Lecturer, Hon.
". ). falbert: and
Whereas, We believe said attacks are in
tended for our Grand and noblo order as
well, therefore be it
Resolved, lst. That this, tho Santuc AL
lance, No. 147, Of Santuc, Union Co., do ex-
press their sympathy, and tender their sup
port to our worthy representative, aud do
hereby endorse all that he has exposed in
tho CONTROVERSY referred to.
Ec,olred, End, That these resolutions be
sent for publication in the Union TIMES, the
Charleston World and tho Cotton Plant.
i. W. JErER,
secretary, S. F. y.
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ALL EUROPE GREATLY AaIrArEp

PARIS, April 29.-Ofiicial circles in this
city, while not alarmed at the prospect, are
taking precsution to be prepared for possi-
bic, II not probable, Anarchist outbreak on
Mnyday. Both military and police authori-
ties are on the qui vive, and everything
necessary Is being done by them to protect
Mnnifestoes calculated to iufamc the
minds of the troops have been nssiduously
circulated by the Anarchist propaganda. In
some instances these inccndiary documents
haze urged the troops to revolt against what
they term the "Oligarchical republic. -
Special 10 The State.
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B0- We regret to learn that the venerable
cxShcriT Robt. Macbeth met with = serious
accident last Wednesday, by falling down
tho back steps Of his residence and receiving
severe bruises on the face and a serious cash
on the head. lie was unconscious for some
howr-, nnd there fears that hs received
internal injuries. from which. in con
sequence OF hi. extreme age, (9s years. he
cannot recover.
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Correspondence Of the Union TIMES.
Via Jonaayilla Mioronh one.

As Telephone keeps the readers Of the
TINES posted on all the news of interest in
the range of his wire. permit me, Mr.. Editor,
to let your readers know that we have good
school within reach Of Of our children. with
Prof. N. g. Littleiohn and bis accomplished
assistant, Miss Lizzie Littlejohp, as teachers,
aud we arc proud to report that our children
arc improving rs rapidly as l ever saw.
mcnt Of the precious boys and girls commit
ted to their care, in our homes, on the streets
and on the play ground. All good schools
ere invaluable moralizers TO any community.
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Tho Abbeyille Press anil Banner offers
three prizes for essays ION the value OF the
country newspaper rs an cducitor and
teacher Of mofals." Competitors are e1-
pectcd to show the necessity OF bringing the
local newsrar er into the household AMI to
present the advantages which newspapers
furnish a, aids to the parent, TO the school
teacher and to the preacher, and a'so to pre-
sent the Disadvantages under which families
labor because Of having been deprived of
LCWsplpcrs
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Mem = HAndsowed Shoes for Summer wear
ut and below COST, to close out
1927 s'M FOSTER, WILKINS & co.

NSa, Miles Smith, who lived near Clifton,
was stung in the hand by = cat fish one day
IT,: :: ~. Two days aIer his hand began
TO swell, and on Thursday he died NORTH
cation having reached his body before Drs.
Ieinitsh and Russell Of Spartan1urg, who
give no hope Of relief even from amputation
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Hs6 hlr. j. W. Swink has moved into
inc building Off. c. Hunter, on Main Street.
opposite The Postoffice, which has just boon
rebuilt, and httcd up in splendid style, max.
lug IL the handsomcst barroom in tho upper
part Of tho Stn'c.
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JUSTICE McGowAS's lLLNEss.-The Su-
premc court met at IL o clock to-day and
Justice McIver announced to the bar that
ewing to the severe aud protractsd illness Of
Justice McGowan, from which he is now
slowly recovering, he will not be able TO at
tend here during the time assigned for tho
hearing of causes at the present term, as he
has been advised by his physicians that it
would be very unsafe f,r him TO undertake
10 do 80. The court, being thus left without
= quorum, ha: nc powc- &c 30 any business
wa, therefore adjourned until the 23d day o
November next, unless sooner convened b,
the presiding Justice, of which due notice
| will be given. folpWI'a Rssor9, 2l" m.
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BOZ MIR. A. r. Eskridge and fami ly, who
lived in Union last year. in the employ Of
the Three C's Road, have removed to Ashe-
vile, N. c., and we are pleased to learn that
Mr.. Eskridge has been elected President
and General Manager Of an Electric Street
Railway Company in that city.
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BrCKLEN' AENICA SALvE.--Thc best save
in lhc world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulccrs,
Salt ihcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, 'h'lblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
Ions. and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price %
cents per box. For sale by Il. F. posey,
ApIil IL.
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BsU- Rev. Chss. II. Willcford will leave on
the 9th for the Southern Bap.is: Convention,
which convcnes in the City of birmingham,
Ala. As is their usual custom, his churches
will bear his expenses, feeling that when
their pastor is benefited they are also built
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a9- Don't forget that the Town Trea.urcr

ono. MI -. ~. will omen his hook TODAY
y, o"'s "''', carry the goods to upper !. il
cs. And the lood,swcpt bottom ,k,,
As the captnn looked Tor ms ovcrcoat
! he ""uld not rrpcss the ejaculation
"Hy lingo, what n pretty picture" AN,
lac dr"prcI~ais~.s.vs::-aa i Fss,:.--.jt-s.
cent. will be added to all unpaid taxes.
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Cn URCH ORGANIZED
NEW LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF
PYTUIAS

KrRsuAw, April 26.-A difficulty ensusd
on Friday last between VIM. Meltsn and
George Ca'oe, few miles from this place, in
which, ic,diy weapons were resortci to, and
in consequence Mr.. Catoe received two fatal
wounds, one shot entering his side and the
other the abdomen. MIR. Catoe fingered
until ahcut 80 o'clock this morning, when
death came Mr. Melton is still at large.
lis said that they have not been on friendly
terms for some time.
a somewhat similar mixing up Of good
and bad, "hcads snd tais'' occurred in
another daily paper not long $50.
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To ENFORCE THg PENALIIEs.-Wsshingto
April 23.-superintcndcut Porter, or tho
Census, has instructed tho special agent at
Now York city to institute suit against the
llavcmcyer Sugar r. hniug Company for
refusing to give information to agents OF tho
Csnsu, Bureau. This action ~ t-kem unacr
Sec. 10 Of the census act, which provides
penalties for refusal to answer Of not moi G
than $4,000 or imprisonment one year.
Other suits will likely follow in smaller cases,
IT bsing thought best to make recedcni
with u large establishment.
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StAssNtsn no~6N>t~- - J-r~,,... v~.. -.
1871 FOSTER, WILKINS & co.

As Jonas Millor, an agod white man
hVing about fonr miles above town, droppcd
"cau last Tuesday morning, about 10 o'clock.
MIR. Miller wns in town week or two ago
anu comp laincd Of difficulty in breathing.
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n9- We are indebted to our young friend
''a"de NJ. urol'am, for most of the local
news wo publish this week. Claude is max.
i"g ms mnrk ns a correspondent of some of
tho leading Southern dailies.
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bsS" A petition is being cir culat cd around
town. 10 c'ose tho stores during the summer
months at o'clock. We learn that nearly
sh thc merchants favor the early closing
movement; and so do we.
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Ia GnIrrn A0AIY.-During the cpd demc
of La Grippe last Season De-. king Few
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, proved to be the be t remedy. Rc.
ports from the many who used it confirm
this 'atcm mt They were not only quickly
rel cvcd, but the discn'c icf' 10 h.l &c 81 :s
We nsk you to give this mcdy trial and
we guarantee that y"u will be satisfied with
results, or The prrchas, price will be refhn-
ded. 1t has no equal il La Grippe, or any
Throst, Chest or Lung Trouble. Trial bot ..
ties free at B. +. Poseys Drug st re. Large
bottles, 50e and 81.
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Black Silk Mitts from 81 cts. pair up al
HARRY NJ. COHEN & BROS,
Y. N, T.. A. Sunday Sarvicas-

From next Sunday, and uDtill further
notice, the religious exercises at the Y. NJ
g a. Rooms will be held nj 5p- III.
Next Sunday bcina the first Sunday the
Ladies of the town are cordially invited to
attend the exercises.
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New Advertisements.

J. +. Almsn,-Administrs'o Sale.
Survivors Sale of Merchandise.
Rodger & Purcell, ,--3Olbs. Grsnulatel
Sugar for 81.
Foster, wilkins L Co.-Complete Stock.
James Masons and Teams Wanted.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR WoMEN.-This
State institution i. to be located July lst.-
1t is not going begging. The live ie't wn
will seS"rS =; IL rs wort" ""nh,"S "n 'nsr.
she prefer to sec the prize 60 t. some neigh
boring place that has keener eyct bust
ness and grc%:h.c ..!.c-!y .n.ny piao-.
have begun to work for it.
Let us see what it will he worth t. the
community that secures it. Ii il to be pro-
jected upon the scilc Of similar nsi'utions
in other States. The most notable Of lbese
is that Of Mississippi This insitut on
gathers within its walls several handrel
young ladies' from all parts Of the State. 1t
has brought together score or more Of cu'-
tured and eminent teachers. 1t has larg'S
increased the population, and especially NJ
bringing in families where the are m,ny
growing young women. 1t has given vast
impetus to al the best inter csts Of the city
where it is loo tied. II MAKES il a ccntro OF
education, intelligence and .soci, attraction.
1t has developed property. 1t hiss brought
about the expenditure among the bui de S Of
q largo amount of money in the establish
mcnt of q suitable plant, including mes
for teacher. an others. ll has brought
desirable and helpful iax-paying population.
Mnny thousands of dollars aro appropriated
by tho State for its maintenance. Tni: sup
ports many citizens and new c,mcrs. Many
more thousands are expended in the csm-
munity in the purchase of all that is inv lived
in the bo,rl drcs', books, articles Of ne
ccssity, comfort or luxury of tbs hundreds
Of students. 1t may be safely asserted tnai
the presence of the insti ution results in
the cxpenl turc in the town where it il ioc,-
ted Of not less than sixty thou>and do lars
per annum.
The advantages that canrot b. tiTatcd
in money va ucs arc even Qrenier. n y
mo raj effect of such an institution, Tie de-
vclopmcnt Of deeper intercs' In tducat onnl
matters, the commanding position it gives
to the locality possessing il, the oipo tuni.
ties it affords these who live near to il for a
thoroughly practical rs wol IA lbcr'l cln-
c.tion- this is very limitcl enumcraii'n
Of the coed that will come from it. We pc
| peat 1T is WORTH WORKING FOR !-% in
| chester RcUOrirr,
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You can buy yard ,oidc Fruit Of the Loom
Blea aching for 81 cts, Mt
lS-1t RODGER L. PURCELL'S.
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Ladies, you can buy nice trimmed Int
from dkHAM & SPARKS for soc. Call AT
once aud secure one. "'
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Latest novelties in Wash Dress Goods,
Black Lawns, Embroidered Robo', at popu'
lar prices, at FOSTER, WILKINS CO.
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Best assortment Of Lad es and Misses Ok
fords and Slippers. from so cts. n lair to
S2,2j CITY CASH STORE. l1-2t.
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oung men, you cannot stand the hot
weather without one Of our Black Straw
liats. Largest assortment in Union.
CITY CASH STORE. l1-9
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Light weight coa's nnd Vests for hot
weather, and Black Alpaca Goats in extra
lengths and sizes, mt
1921 FOSTER. WILKINS & co.
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Itch on human aud horses and all animals
cured in 30 minutes by WooliordS Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails Sold hy j. NJ.
GIBBS & son, Druggists Union :. Z.
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Matters Rbout Town

MIR. j. Is. Porter has just received q large
aud elegant Soda Water apparatus,
Tho Soda Fountain is the handsomest
thing Of its kind ever seen in Union.
Mr.. Is. +. Foster is having erected nea,
cottage in front Of the residence of J. =.
Gage, Esq. When completed it will be for
rent
"ermnn was given in Nicholson's Hall
last Thursday night by the young people.
They had good time, and will no doubt re-.
peat the dose at au carly day.
The regular Monthly Union Services were
held last Sunday night in the Baptist Church.
inc sermon was preached by Rev. S. X.
Hope, Pastor Of the Presby byteri.n Church.
quite large congregation was present.
Tho Town Council is doing some good work
on the streets and improving the side walk.
great deal by scattering grarel over them.
If 1t is gravel, oil right, but sand is not the
billy, the "'kipE siassss"lts ass l3,.o Or s.e,ets
irs. and is worthy of being recorded. Non
with him to st. Petersburg.
Nnt morning they found him there,
arc held every night: oegl0iss AZ half
past eight O'Clock. The services are we'll
attended and it is hoped much good will
result from ,hem. The meeting will continue
all this week, and perhaps through next
week.
DIR. Henry, of Cincinnati, the we'll known
professor of hypnotism, will hs in Union
next week. and will deliver several lectures
on the science of hypnotism.
DR.. Henry has been in Columbia for
several weeks and is now teaching a class
| OIL that science in that city.
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s SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUM


lRECr0kY.
fro{S
The M6neys10S0sf"D Department will be
opened Tor business from Q A. NJ. to 4 +. NJ.
The Northern mail will close nj T..
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 1.3O p. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the 7. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, l.. NJ.
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nfy" QuEER PRoCguDINGI FOR CHURCH.
We find the following awfully mixed up news
item special TO the Charleston World Of last
Monday. If TINT is the way they organize
Presbyterian Churches and knights Of
Pylhias Lodges in Kershaw, we don't see
what kind of characters compose their mem
bcrship. OF course they attend their meet
inss armc t, The teeth. No wonder the
law against carrying concealed weapons IS
q nullity. Another ''revision' is sadly
needed.
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Cal and exam ne RODG. u & PURCEILtS
beautiful Lace Curtaiuing reduced from 20
c:s., to l3 cts, per yard. 10 "
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s.io.aa. .--,--... reporters, SO long
rs hs has the inward consciousness Of doing
right, and tho appreciation of his gooi
patrons. MIcRoPHoNE
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II you want enc Of those twenty-five cent
Straw Hats, for men call At once, they are
going like hot cakes, GRAHAM 4 SPARKS
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Embroidered Dresses % inches wide for
only 80 cts., yard ut
1871, RODGER & PURCELLS.
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Fancy Straw Hats. for Men. Youths and
Boys, latest styles and lowest prices.
1927 FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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Large men come TO the CITY CASH STORE
and get n suit ofcloihes. we can ft you.
l7-2t,