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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23
Doncerous Defenders.

49,, -.,..,oDers report that in Sonth
- Nv ,,o,no woman has been ex-
o".',,,,,,ricated from a Presbyterian church
,,la,,so bor enlargement in telephone
,,o,,,,,or,, REQUIRES her TO render telellh''i9
service on Sunday. and that In fi''spu- .,
pa the business manager OF Il udii! PnI
has been fined for publishing a "uuu1'
edition. A few months ago ""pp' ~
r,on On Tennessee was fined by the courts
90. ,,,o,l.ino on his farm on Sunday; ne
foit himself compelled by his conscience
70 observe the seventh day instead oil
,bo erst as his Sabbath. These cases
Illustrate n curious ignoring OF the tunc-
ton Of law in its relation 10 the re-
li~ious life. That function Is not 10 com
mel righteousness, but to protect risn's
II &c true that the Fourth Command
~. forbade any manner of work; ana
that under that law "A man was put 10
death for gathering fuel on the Sappath
day But the Israeiites had Just bee'i
released from slavery, and their coiu'
tion had been one of continuous anu
,uhrolSen toll. The Sabbath day or rest
,,a. civen them as a boon. not imposed
unon them as burden; Out III oruer 'ila'
all MIGHT Dossess the boon 1t was neces-
sar, "a nrotect II, at the outset, with
RIGOROUS regulations, and enforce them
Win severe penalties. And In commu-
nit,, en- canp. essentially an army on the
r,arch-and this was the CONDITION OF
Terael In the Wilderness-a strictness OF
rrln is required which in a community
Settled I'm homes would be unenduraDle.
put oven In the wilderness the Sabbath
was. legally, merely day or rest. Inc
Fourth Commandment required no re-
ligious observance; 1t simply PROMPTED
toll. Christ did not abolish the day; nor
did he so much enlarge its Liberties, or
modify fits character, as to give IL q
new and divine Interpretation. He walk
ed out with his disciples on the Sabbath
cured the sick. bid the healed carry his
he'd. approved his disciples as they gath
cred the wheat and ate It while they
walked through the wheat-field. and went
as an invited guest to a dinner party
OF considerable social Importance. He
give the key to the right use OF the Sab
bath in his memorable saying: 'rhe Sab
bath Is made for man. not man for the
Sabbath" The familiar distich,
.'This is the day the Lord hath made
lie calls its hours his own"
exactly reverses the facts. God gives US
six DAYS I'm which we are 10 serve him
he sets apart one day In which he serves
ne and prepares us to render our service
during the next six days. The Sabbath II
mans day, and he has a right TO III
privilege; right. too, to have the protec
tion of both State and Church for thi'
day; but also right to be left free Il
use It according to his own judgmen
and conscience, provided that use doe
not interfere with the rights OF others
Something might be said for a Stat
which fined a farmer who called on hi
farm hands TO work on the Sabbath. o
for n church which communicated tn
president of telephone company VIII
required his employees TO operate tn
telephone on the Sabbath. But to fine |
farmer for quietly blowing his own land
or to accommodates . young woman TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23

For n number of years ! have been
suhiect N violent attacks of infiamma-
tory rheumatism which generally lasted
about two months On the first OF this
month | was attacked in the knee ana
suffered severly for two days. when
Paim and IL relieved me almost Instant
w. I therefore, most cheerfully. recon-
mend Il to those who are similarly af-
fiicted everywher.-R. ID. Whitley. Mar
lev is a very promient man in this place
and his disease was very widely known,
rs he suffered such severe patn.-W. N.
Houston a. Co, merchants. Marttnsdale.
N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Owens
e Minor Drug Company. 1907 east Main
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observation-disclosures.

go Organs OF every description. Buy
from the largest stock east of Chicago.
We invite an examination OF our stock.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO.,
1905 Main street Opposite Z. o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23

A constant cough with failing streneth.
and wasting OF flesh. are symphonic De-
noting pulmonary organs more or less
seriously affected You will md Z oafe
remedy for all lung or throat alls In De-
ID. Jaynes Expectorant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23

Several Upright Piano Bargains.
We have a number Of Pianos that have
been rented for few months that we
will sell for greatly reduced prices. Call
early and take your choice.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO..
1905 Main street opposite p. o..
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Wanted, every mother who has the
sweetest baby In Richmond and Manches-
ter TO buy a Carriage for Ii OF
SYDNOR Il HUNDLEY.
g. Leaders In Furniture.
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Cough no more. but take DR.. Davids
Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23
Sick Headache

Cured with DIR. Davids Liver pills. Sold
everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-23

There 10 Nothing Nicer
For the Teeth. Gums and Breath than
Phenol Mouth Wash.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-09

sr.cinss CAsss.-S. H. Clifford. "A, y
oIssi, Wis, was troubled with Neurslyi,
ana hheumAtism, his Stomach was d;s,rJe,
ed his Liver was afectrd 70 an a'arm;n,
degree. appetite fe away, and he WIS ,err..
eiy reduced In h.sh aed strength. Thre.
ootues OF Electric Bit,srs cured him,
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. III, hal a
running sore on his leg Of eight years'
sn,,aod'ng. n,g Used three BOTTLES Of Electric
q Duers and seven boxes Of Buck ems Araica
Salve. and his leg Is SQUAD a.d we'll In.
Speaker, Catawba, o., had Ave larye Esrar
ssrss on his leg, doctors said hs was incur-
soie; One botile Electric Buters and ON.
Dor Busklen's Arnica S.lve cured him am
hre'y. Sold By b. F. Po ey, Druggist.
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Bio FAILURE IN New YoRK.-New York
June o.-Morris Sohwerin, clrryiny on bus.
mess under the name OF Edwari Simon 4
Bros, trunk, valise aud bag m nufacturer. =.
AZ Newark, N. j., and No. 667 Broadwny'
lhi' cry, has allowed judgment to bs enter.
Ell against him for 81, 2,5l1. The sheriff took
possession Of Schwerin's stock. Schwerin.s $
liabilities are said to be about $3.50, 600 !.
assets 100000. The fai ure is said l., have
oeen caused by poor collections at d a righ,
money market:
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Rock HILLS CoLLRaE. Rock Hill Inn,
The trustees of tho Industrial and win.
throp Normal College met n. o o'clock tbi.
morning, The sites were both g., be,u,;f,l
and presented so many ad.autngcs that tbe
trustees felt like drawing straws for tbs
lucky one. Besides the magnificent sites
9th sides offered addtinn,l inducepent 70
secure the prizs. The Egypt parry guaran-
teeu that the sixty thousand dollars Of Rock
Hill bonds should bring rar and secured
th's guattee by ag 1t eJge agreement. and
the Rock Hill Land ard Town Site COMPANY
owner cf Oakland sic, offered to purchase
me issue Of bonds at par.
About 10 o'clock the decision was award
ed In favor Of Oakland si;e. No,witbstanS-
ing me great atinterest that had been taken
by the rival parties, there was not a sinr a
cheer or other manifestation of boIst.
ing oy the victors. Our people were instaa-
gether for the college nni Rock H,ll
Or. L. a. Crawford and w. J. Roddev
TWO enterprisiug ciriz-ns, were chosen Az
trus' ees The Rock Hill Laud and Town
oie Company has already delivered ITS deed
10 the site of thir.y acres and q half to the
trustees Of the college.
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A DroaEs or Divoncs. cs.--Jades wnh.r
spoon has rendersi m inpsr,snt dee;s,..
ss to dover and divorce.
Nr..c. W. NcCreery. Of Coin- ~
:, -e~.-st Mr. J. II. Davis 10 compeI
the latter TO take two lois OF lsnd which hsI
been bought from HIN. Mr.. Davis reh,.S
10 comply with The agreement Of th. mr.
chase on the ground that Mr. McC, eery had
oeso divorced from his vile snJ couii net
. IL s not oseesssry TO g, iato q his,sry Of
Sss.s ne ,.ces OF ihs case. Judge witherspoon
s,s. ssS mat sccoriiog 10 the laws Of ,his
Se .neImarrfa2o>hh net been annalled.
aod the right Of dswer still holds as far A.
csu aoiisn Il concerned. This make, n
necessary thst the divorced wemau sheuld
release the dower. '"
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who'll BE NEXT The Columbia Register
is acting the familiar part assighea III al
old inlay to the herald OF the devil. Every
doy It steps forth and i'll solemn loaded Oh,
;tnri,l tones calls the roll of the doJmed ana
damned. ,
The latest addition to the roll 10 the name
Of the Hon. e. d. Tillman, Of Eigeheld' Inc
RegiSter of the 9TH says Uncle Georges
| friends are bidding for anti support ior hiu
| but that tho ants deoiine 10 '"ho INC o"
| So far AS that goes, there are G0oa many
o,I;s who would be willing to help uncle
Georce 10 almost anything he wan'ei. lhe
| C,ceoriye News wanted to make him Cover
nor eight wears ago, aud everybody, we sup
pose, viii act hedge now that II that
scheme had bcch executed we wouli "'9e
avoided much trouble for State and people
That. however, is n matter for future con-
s.dera,i,n. The object of present interest Is
the ever lenglhening death roll Nj. IL. pon'
aldsun, b. f. Perry, IL. W. harriS' w. W.
Shell. Geo. d. IiHman, Gal langhlhah' h"'
;',,ont Genera Farley, w. j. Talbert, Joshua
Ashley the relentless reaper Is ,"oc'u AZ
work and is gathering in the OLD veteran
n,a ,en,I,r nm selling and the ardent ant
osp.rinc youth of the 'refawm cause
r hoau,iful the wise the brave and the gehti'
. uro ali beiuu scoopei in and visited wih IN
i Sn,k. of uoliticai annihilation. Ihe MIR
: of III. Destiny of Men and Things LII Soul
Cnr lin, sit. and glowers ami mods 1T hi
s y;c,ius and the Register steps ior~ard
u nroclpims the f,,ed name aud s"IP1s oil
head. =,
=. Well, there may be trepila'ion in til
ranks of .rcfawm and sea, ching OF hear
3 and clearing of records in the hosts oil IL
VI Alauce. No man knows when his tur
. may nc, lis number may be drawn
0' name may TIC handed in and his head sna.c
d. ca from lis sHould"as vita aehuucia'';
~ as "trai'or to lcfIwm ana eaehy 10 "
.. people. ,,,
e. stand to your glasses steady
Is Look your cOu.rade i'll the eye
Here's "A health to the dead really,
Of And, hur.ah for the next to die
&c ---- w
cd Never use big word where little o
.nM .nrun the nurnnSc lust as we'll.
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Now Tar Thus, LII will st you no,hi,,
and will surely do y.u gs,d. if you have q
Ceogo, Geld, or any--tr ,ub.c With Throat
Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Csosump'isn, Consumpt on Coughs and
ooias Is gaarantsed ta give rerief, or me.ey
s n 90 paid back. Su fcrers from La Grippe
,euaa " Just the thing and under its u.c
nAu asfsedy and perfect recovery. Try a
yourself just no good . thing i, is Trial
6oat'ss free at B. F. Posey's Drug Store.
Large size Soc. and $l.OO.
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Two srARrASDURG MEN 40 OUT TO F,our
-Spar,anburg S. e., Juno 6.-This after.
noon william Oienhcimcr and W. A. Law.
renee agreed to settle difficulty BY a duel
Ihey secured pistols, bought cartridges, and
rode out OF town in carriage together. On
the way they decided to postpone the duel
inaehnitey' While unl"ading the pistols
odenneimer accidentally shot Lawrence in
ono OF ms legs. intl citing n serious ADD pain
full wounI.-G H. IT. in Gr,.,,JJs NJ
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"A PRACTICAL Roam REroRsn WIN.
peop'e In other STATES are talking about reaa 4
rerm some sensible men i'm Massschu,etts
nave taken an inpsrt%nt step to effect :
"Ee Ts. measure OF sus 'rm in that State.
rsss.va bill rs< thst afser Aucu:t
1876, the tires 4 whee's Of drsurat
| ssgons used In III state shall be from
% tnrse 70 hve inches in width. Such tres
VII make good roads instead Of bal ones.
ana wiil make good ooes Of bad ones in soma
s. mere rs no hardship about the re-
quirement, moreover, rs three yeays A..
allowed the owners Of waSoos In which 40
make the change.
IL Is good and wise. example th,t m.
lankee law makers have set in this ncso.rs
ana one shat should be generally folIevea
win the Improvements that the San. -
qsire%ent sheuld be applied TO bogey tires
. South Carolina should be among the fr,t
eutes 10 try the same device. Narrow ties
cut 'he clay road-beds into mire in the unnsr
counties and plough the sandy road b de- 10
u'P'n OF several inches in the lower couo-
ties. The brosd tires would do ono, ..rr;s.
rs road roformers in ell parts Of The So.
ana mere is not much prospect Of ,mprov,.
ment by any ether means for yerv manv
yeirS to como.
Inc people of the State can move in
'nry In matters Of this kind, wheu the
uunor strikes them, as the sudden abolition
VI the fence system, and rhe moro sudden
AdoPt on Of the dispensary system have
proved. We have tiled the narrow ,ircs for
loout ZOO years, and there are ten tbous,nd
niles OF argument in the State against their
urther use The very earth cries ont noain,t
mem. Try the wide tires for a year or ,w.
m, n' see what they will d, for us.-News and
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Notice |!
To All Whom ii may Concern

To dH Whom IL may Concern:
A LII persons having business in coonec-
- ;ion with NY Office as Coroner OF
Union County wi call upon MIR. Charles
Bolt, my deputy, at Union, S. c., when not
convenient to my place Of residence near
| Ke!ton, s. c. JASPER NJ. AYCOCK,
Coroner Union County. !,
Union, S. c., April &c, 1898.
May 6-18-tf
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Notice to Creditors:
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

OFFICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, UNION Co., E
UNION, s. G., May 10, 1893 }
fllHE County Commissioners of Laurens
and Union Counties will let on We'd
ncs lay, ,he fourteenth day Of June Next, at
II o'cock NJ, to the lowest responsible
bidder. the building of a BRIDGE ACROSS
ENOREE RIVER, at the place known as ihv
Jones Ford.
Plans AMI specifications wi be exhibited
on the day ami ut the place OF the letting
The Commissioners reserve the right to
rejec. any and Mi bids.
by order of the Board Of Comfy Commits
| sioucrs for Union County.
CHARLES Bolt,
Clerk Of Board.
Nav 2G-2l3t
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Sl50,000.

AN ILLINOIS LyNCHING THIS TIME.-De-
catur. Ills, June 3 EARLY this morning o
mub attacked the county Jail and lyncned
Samuel j. Bush, negro who made crimi-
MT assault upon Mrs. Wm. H. Vest 10 Mt.
Mon township last Tuesday.
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CASE OF CHOLERA IN FRANCE.-Paris,
June IA death from cholera occurred to-
dhy at Nismes, capitol of the department OF
Giarda, where death from disease Of a
chole eraic nature was reported May 10Th.
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ANOTHER RECEIVER APpoINTED.-Charles
tn, S. c., June 3 John B. Cleveland wa
tday appointed permanent receiver Of tn
Augusta and Knoxville aud Fort Royal ant
Western Caroliua railroads.
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Another change has Lccn made in the Air
7 Iiuc schedule. The day train going to At
fn,a passe, here ut 2:2l. Going north
ward it reaches here at 5:05 P. m.-Spartdn-
L
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HE New YORK
RACK

i more MOI tfan two years ago began business here
i . w'th small handful of goods-aaucon trash. our
called It, Nothing daunted by what was said of
u.s. we pulled the old beaten n,tb md tn | p'm "
70 give you system of merchandise you didn't have A.
""' ume-strlctly cash with only small profit added
g marked in plain figures one price to all and
very LOWEST. our~competitors predicted that we
Sens 'hen and keep heads above water It did t,ke
make war against old established rules but we deat
ana square with every customer ad hot shot into
garden seed for cent needless ball thread box Of
ckng' ana hundreds of other things you were paving
cents Tor when we here People would not 90 on INV
ing ne OLD long time high price fer goods when they could
o"e 10 us ana buy the article oneh tho onou,t
hey had been paying To supply growing trade we bnvo
gone ON increasing our stock until to day we have
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List OF Letters

List OF Letters.
po,,oipins in the Postoiiice at Union, for
the week ending June 9, 1898.
L B Bailey, Ru1os 1e.er'
G d Long, E Presley,
r F. Richerd, Mrs Cauzady Sanders,
Manda West
Persons calling tor the above letters VIII
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. &. HUNTER. p. Nj.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN GRAlN.-Kansay Cty.
June 5:-The Kansas City Grain COMPANY
winch claims 10 be the greatest buyer Of
graiu from PRODUCERS in the world. has
iaiied. No statement of the financial n
diion OF The company has yet been made.
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| -
Sr&c;MEN PsNsioN PArRIors.-The more
,ne pension business is probed the more
does It's rottenness appear. We will be sur
prsed If the investga' ions do not land n
good many prtriOts who have clam,r.d for
the tag and against the treason of the Sourb
IN suhdry Pcni,cntiaries for swindling the
soVerhment and country they have so yio-
lentiy loved.
In ofesco, Iowa, special pension exam
lner bas found beautiful gang Of robbers
pension agent named Van Leuyen had
packed the local Pension board, fxiuc the
examining physicians aud arranged ali The
machinery TO suit him. Thea he iny.isI
every nun in thut-purt- couptrv ~
help himself All that was needed Mas some
ueparal J."o4rvr- MANY cases were
run through successfully, ratings having
been secured on fraudulent and base css
claims all the way from ST. mouth down.
The pr, ceeGs were divided among the con-
spiIi!ors.
y, doubt tho last one of these entcrprs-
ing indivilunls with the money stolen II ON
the government jingling IN his pocket, was
loud III dcuumcition of Grover Z cveiand for
going fishing Decoration day anu being an
enemy Of the patriot Union soldier and
frionl of "rebel.." Having pun 'ercd the
honest veteran and the public treasury, the
Wlu nalreu Iowa PenSlou shaiP i''S' hh'
voice continually in exhorlations to keep Tho
assets and powers OF the Union from the dan
| serous hands of those who had sought t,
destroy it and 10 vote for tho loyal ticket.
Our Congressman have generally ap
proache this pension busiocss like stsaks,
yielded to ;he cries OF just such nfI rs
Composed this special pension ring and
enabled great an small rOgues TO rob rigli
and left. "A few brave men have gone fear
Iessly e VIII SRsthtc en-" & A. hush &S Su
cry and put thousands of bummers an'
dead bea;s where they always were whe
lighting was in rrogrcss-to the rear.
Secretary lloke SIN tn deserves credit 70
his courage 1t begins to Look very muc
as if Clevoiani's intallibie eye found in hi
the right man for Secretary OF the lnterio
. Usually Southern men stand back and iea'
the North to settle pension question: IS
likes, but Mr.. Smith evidently understand
that the fact that he is SUutheiner d."
, not limit his rights or his duties.-Greeno"
NcwS.
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| trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C. Div;
s'oo' Notthbound, 400 u. 10, 3.4S n, m
800 P. m. (Ycstibuled Limited): Sou,l
bound, LOG am, 1856 M, ll.37 a M
lvest'buled Limi,e ed); Wcstbound. W. N q
DIVISION, 600 p. M, for Hen ,er,onvil,e
Asnev'ile and Hot Springs.
Trains leave Greenvilie. 9. e. sC
Division, North bound, 3.O7 IN. 22s ~
o.oo IN (Vestibuled Limited); south
oound S07 IN. 4.42 m, 1928 n n,
(Vestibuled Limited) !"
\, trains leave Seneca, A & C Divis;, !,
horlhoound l.SG IN, 1915 D m; South !.
oound 4.3S m, $50 o m
Trains Nos IL and IL on Tho q .uao
Di,ision, aud Trains l3 aud IA on the A. and
o. DIVISION will run solid to and from Char.
lesion over the s. c. II. r. "'
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
Pullman Sleeper on l3 and ID b.,v
Charleston and Asheville, via Columbia snJ
SPartanburg. "nu
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Tro;n. O
10, ii, and II, 81 and SO on A & q nj
vision. IL
W TURK, S.. HARDWICK
'enl Pass Agt Asst Gen'l Pass 40,
Washington b. C. At.ants 81.
E McBEE, sOr Ma.S' Va.
Geu'l Supt Traf;n A.,
,v =, Columbia, Sc Washington b C.
" IL GREEN. Gen'l Mgr. Washington b G
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"lhe devil has mortgage on the sou' OIL
thc man who expects to get io'hcaVcn uc,
cause he has never robbed bank or k'lie"
his brother.
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Never use big word where little one
will serve the purpose just as well.