The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-05-11

URe 3OeekGg 2dmion Uimes.
r. M. STOKES. Editor
Friday, May IL. 1894.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUM
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 z. Nj.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 8 a. M. to 4 +. VI.
Mail going East will close promptly at
1929 a. NJ. going West 6.40 p. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day 80 minutes before the trains ar
rive.
Any inatteution or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the +. NJ.
K. W. HARRIS. Z. NJ.
New Advertisements.
Bank Statement.
Keep Posed.-New York Racket.
Candidstcs.-James L. Moorhead.
Down Down | Down "A. ii. Foster &
Co.
Notice to Credirors.-C. II. Pcake, Master.
Notice to Property Owncrs.-S. $. Stokes
Notice Of Town Eiection.-J. A. FAINT, May
or.
TO CANDIDATES.
In view of the general business deprcs-
sion and the scarcity of money, We have
lccl,l lao ~ s.,
candidate to 50, strictly IN ddrancc.
This fec allows lines for simply anno,mc-
ing n candidate. Six cents q week will be
charged for every line beyond that limit
1rS" Mr.. j. I. Smart, of Grecnvilc
county, has opened bakery in the room
at the rear of the old Schoppaul building
gsG" Don't forget that salcsday in June
and July arc the two last days for register
ing for this year.
gsy" Notices cfsomc deaths which occur
red in the county the past week are I'm.
avoidably p9stpohci.
Eay" The city council of hewbcrry have
passed prohibitory ordinance. Under the
decisions Of the Suprcne Court we don't sec
how the council Of any town in this State
can do otherwise.
gtsS" Well, it is prohibition at last. Our
understanding of the last decision is, that
1t is hasct On the most importgut points of
the first decision and is concurred in by both
~ A Ius,,,,y
E-sy" We were wrong last week in stating
that the Town Council had granted bsrroom
licenses Action on that matter was post
poned until the Suprt me Court decision on
the license cases from the town of Florence
was m"lc rnk!;c.
Rsfj" We take the following from private
letter: ~ OF can also say in your editorial
columns there will be a full ticket Of middle
aged men announced in due time, ard it will
be best for the voters not to promise their
woes until they see the fuIl field"
G-sF' We regret to learn that Horace JEFF
ferries, son Of the late Hon. j. L. JrAerics,
aged about Is years, hal the misfortune to
have one of his eyes knocked cut while
playing base kun. ut Clemson College, one
day last uo uA
SaS" Mrs. IL. NJ Cohcn received II telc-
graphic disga'c ch last Thursday calling her
TO the bedside Of her sister, Miss Fannie
Trompeter who Is danger i'll in Florida
Mss Trompcttr was OH an extended visit
here last year, and made many friends who
will be Slnd TO hear oil her early recovery.
By" We invite attention 10 the very SEN
sihle and able communication in another
column from Allie Bishop. 1t is in the right
direction and comes very oppoitune in these
times OF political discord and uuchartablc-
ncs.. We shalt be glad To hear from you,
Miss Allie, not only next week, but when
ever you feel like iavOring our columns.
You are truly welcome in the interest OF
peace, r,spcctablity and home purity.
G.Gy" One Of the funniest clScs we have
heard Of is Of a Rciormcr living few miles
! from This town, who, while thc dispcnSary
! "'9 III i"'' "'''>'' iH't' ia"Iy "cHl houe
! drunk, with bottle OF whiskcy in his
pocket. now getting up in n public meeting
Calming that the dispcnsary law was pro.
motive of morality anl sobriety, and abu--
ing the supreme Court for deciding the law
! unconstitutional.
SEg.. Last Monday morning dispa ch
from Blacksturs 10 Mrs. +. NJ Farr, brought
the sad announcement thar her sister, Mrs
Smith, had died quite suddenly in that
! town that morning. Mrs. Farr Immediately
/ sent for her sister, Mrs. +. l." Townsend
at Cross Keys, who arrived here just
] in lime 90 meet lhe mp train anl thcY left