The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-20

body fe't that smelling for the general good
OF the town sas about to be doae, and each
one felt il TO b. duty as well as q pleasure
TO contribute hi, or her share 10 the good
work. There was no doubling OF caveling
about the mater, and the canve.so.s IN,
with nothing but cordial "God spesl" where
ever they went. The hearts Of the rsople,
o!d and youny, are in it, and We are proud
10 know that al classes and pariie, in the
town Of Union. have cast asile all ketional
feeling and are AZ one man enlisted for the
good or all.
! While only $4,000 have. as ye', been
subscribed, a mil sting not less than
1926, 900 or $40 900 will b. built. We can
sifsy make tina pr misc upon The character
and ability Of Ihc men in whose charge h.
steckhoidors Leyc laced the whole matter.
>nrfvpga fmrw.Aecs pres
idsnt and bo1rd of dff5cfors to preside over
the aG,irs IF the Uni,n mill, we 10 not
think we coal II " ch2ssi man more
peculiarly ii te for tire presi ieney than on
young friend, 7. G.. Duicau. A yonng man
! in ths prime of active bi.ncs !fe, with
ample means, srpo or bus nos qia ties,
full Of pluck, enc gy and perseverance and,
withal. Of sound mora cht~ac CIR, h. IS the
very man Of all in this twn t. pIsh the
enterprise to a speedy an suc;cs tul com
peti,n.
And he will be support ID by n board of
directors in perfect harmony with him, ON
sising Of somo Of The host and most sub
sianual young business men in the commu- =
niry, with spri * ing Of oil hc,ds rs a
b,lancc wheel to keep the machinery rum
ning smo oJth'y and safely
The town Of Union c,n now be classcl
among the progressing town, of the State.
Tn. young men~s3tv.1nny yhst we
told :hcm sono years ngo they should do,
broken away from The leading strings Of the
oil timorous, wait-awbIc f,iks, and put
mined to pull this gndly town out of the
mire and place her OH high and suli ground
of progress. We a del ghtci ut The splcn-
did move they nave already made, anu
| eh' hNo''J coy y" 'h'ht o. D. wv
ward you are OH the right road, AMI your
reward is but short dis nnc, ahead. You
have already mide the skies ook bright aud
| hopeful all nrUunl us, even through the snow
storms and you cannot now afford to fa''cr,
entertain doubt, or stard still You must
press ibrward aud show to the world that
tho yuung business men ot Union are not
timid Slugg ,rds, but hive the s'ernneSs Of
character and ind rm:tlbls energy that de-
sc'yes AM will win success.
"A Scholarship tl,,sscGcra sstmg scn0or
Oar energetic school Comm ssioncr, }. l..
| Wa ker who is always OH the lookout for
mn thing that will pro.nctc and incrca,e the
Q iucauonal advantages of The County, haul-
cd us the following circular, with II request
that we pub ish it for The information of all
in this county who may wish to avail them
| selves of the liberal offer MAJ, through a,
by "sevc,al business and professional mcn
Of SIartanburg"
Several Of tho business and profrs i9nal
men of SpartanburR have kindly put 1t in
the power of the Woford Fitting School to
offer TO each county in the State n scholar
ship for the Spring Session, rcginning Feb
ruary 9TH.
This scholarship will reduce the school
| expenses If the successful applicant TO the
payment Of Board and Fees for Fuel and
Lights and Mcdic,l attention -amuuntins in
all TO For eight $500 po'l'rs for the
! Session. ~
best i SvsAlsS S!} b swnE!sl the one "o.J ,no
act And CO 1etcl by tho schocSl
sioner, oYgcnt emeu app p,inrc cd by him
| Tho examination viii be o; ened to all Boys
over tht age of fourteen, and of good moral
standing. 1t will consist # ten questions
on ea9h of the following branches
| |. !Enyi:h Grammar-Pa,ts OF Speech.
| F"rI4s, and SHIRT stjry read for repro
| ductfon, ns n test I expression aud spelling.
". arithmetic. embracing +, actions, Com
moi ami Decimal, and Compound QUAINT
uct
II. u. S. History.
! ". Geography.
The examination for this County viii DO
he'd nj Union {. H., on Saturday, January
80.
, The successful applicant is required to
! mail certificate from School Commissioner,
together with his own name and age. the
name of parent and =. y. address, on or
before Friday, February 3.
Further information may be had by writ
ing TO A. &. REMBERr, Head Master.
Spartanburg, 5. e.
The following the Board AsExamincrs have
been appointed by the School Commissioner ::
l.. W Dick, C. II. Penke, J. l.. Walker.
The BRUTALITY OF MoNoPoLY.-Cincin-
natl, January lO--Coal dealers have take II
| advantage of the existing chapter of acc.
dents TO river coal transportation, the f:csz-
| Jog up of the Ti,ur, then the breaking of
the ice gorge with great loss of coal bsrgss,
! followed by another freeze and very cold
weather, aud have raised the .p,icc of coal
! TO six dollars per ten. The prospect is that
! il will go to seven or eight dollars before it
| falls. The price was two and half dollars
| per ton before the freeze began
SnIrs TOR PORT RoYAL.-ArGUsTA. GA,
| Jan. l6.-Thc Port Royal company has re-
| cpiyc1 81 LETTER from Ernest Riul,nu Al,