The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26

Ere JOeekRu Hniou gimes.
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Friday, May 10. 1898.
;U8sCRIPTIoN, 81 so PER AHNO1
posr oyyIGx. pIRSeGnlSY business
rom 8 A. NJ. to 600 L. Nj. in :.
The Money Order Department wiii ne
,,ened for business from A. NJ. TO l.. NJ
Mail going South will close promptly
At IL A. NJ.
Mail going North will close promptly a'
3. 30 p. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
! :, minutes before closing each mail. :,
Any inattcntion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the =. Nj.
&c. HUNTER. L. NJ.
Now Advertisements.
The Peoples Ticket.
Notiee-Munro & Munro.
Racket Store-Harry Bslk
Sl.Oo Free TO Anyonc-A. W. Green:
Notice to Bridge Builders-Chss. Ds'
nsy- Row. n. Booth is now holding a
series Of interesting religious meetings In
ths Baptist Church.
N.Y. We are informed that Mr. Thss n
Palmer 10 . candidate forthc once oil p,s
! s--ser In this Inru ss'-v"r- r-HfSu" u u
Wallace Is tho only candidate for the posi-
ton of U. S. Agent at Bonham, Congo Free
States, is q great mistake. Mr.. Wallace has
three strong competitors, but is hopeful that
he stands at the head Of the class.
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EEy- Mort sincerely do We sympalhizs
with Mr.. A. Is. Williams, Editor Of the
GreenriHs Nsws, in the ls,s Of his hsnersd
father, Maj. IL. A. williams, who died in
Baltimore last week, admired and respected
by MI who know him, for his Iurty Of life.
Esoy" Our kind friend and longtime sub
scriher, Mrs. Julia Young, sent US n liberal
specimen Of the magnificent white globe
| turnps she is raising this year. They ART
remarkably fine for this early in the season
and were treat to ''we us and family,
who unite in returning thanks to Mrs,
Young.
se1S" Probably a century from now ther,
will I've exhibited among some Of the col
lections in this and other countries, hal
int, pint and quart bottles, with palmetto
tree and the letters 80. c." blown in them
as indications Of the moral Patcrnalsm tn,
State Of South Carolina exercised over the
HABITS Of her children in lS93-94, if no
longer,
esay- Last Sunday morning, Rev. &. A. Is
jennings, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
made the gratifying announcement that
seven new members had been added to the
congregation.
Mr.. Jennings is young man, but ha
every quality Of head and heart to mak'
one of the NEST influential ministers in th
pulpit.
Factory about some triding matter, who,
"Crowbar' sfrt5A Xii. SIi the head with q
swinglstree Of cart and "laii him on,
pretty cold Kit was unconscious for
day or two. "Crowbar" was 10 ICED i,
jail, where lac now fingers, semewha, .nx
ious 10 know whether the swinslstree an,
| rope will be the death Of two colvrei gentle
men, or not.
RAs" We are told Gov. Tilman intend,
appointing 80 detectives in each county bor-
derlng on North Carolina or Georgia, 10
catch those lawless fel;ews nho dure TO brino
their whiskey into The State by any other
channcl than through the Tra1ler dispcn-
s'ry. Pretty expensive, Governor, unles,
70" pay the detectives in certain per cent
"sc OF the mhi.kcy they seize. In that cas-.
the detectives will get rich. and the office
will he sought for the fees but the business
~t m~ n,oren,ary VIM euner, sure.
BsaS~ Mr. end Mrs. Dr. Il. +. RSwls, who
have been visiting their numerous relative.
an friends in this town and vicinity for Il
few weeks past left for their home mt Ashc.
'i'!c. last Tuesday.
We were pleased to sec these venerable
old citizens Of Union showing the trace,
oi time 50 lightly upon their faces. The
Hr. mas passed. the Slst cycle of natures
seasons, lis well preserved, and looks good
for many years to come. II must he truly
GT7a; qualification 10 these aged parents, to
he allowed 10 spend their last days on earth
surrounded by their atlsctionae chi drsn.
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boy We had a pleasant visit last Tues
day from cur friend, r. W. Thomson, of the
fac|let Manufacturing Company. Webb