The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-03-19
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:, We regret that we received our Lock-
hart letter too late for publication.
Mrs. j. i. Carlisle is visiting relatives
IN l4aurens 5. G.
II. w. Hamilton, of Grin;lall was in
the city this week.
Miss Sallie Wilkins has gone to Pacolet
for few weeks.
j. +. Hunter went to Columbia last
Tuesday oil business.
w. X. Thomas. of Carlisle, was in
Union OH Wednesday.
Notice the orders and ordinances of
the city council in this issue.
The many friends of Mr.. p. +. FAINT
are glad to see him out again
"A. w. Thomson, of Columbia, has
been in Union several days.
DR.. II. b. Lindsay went to Columbia
last week to visit his parents.
Mrs. Wilkins, ofGaffney, has returned
home after II pleasant visit in Union.
Mrs. +. +. Williamson and children
have gone to Newberry OH Il visit.
DR.. Duke is putting up IL very hand
some soda fountain in his drug store.
Notice the splendid report of the NIer-
chants Il Planters National Bank in this
issue.
Every voter should read the article on
our first page, headed "Dccatlent Democ-
racy."
Miss Cohen. of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing her uncle Mr.. Il. NJ Cohen, on South
street.
Mr.. Reulien Lindsay. of JoncSvillc.
was i'll Union last week toattcnd Barlow
minStrelS.
Miss Nell Miller after pleasant visit
to friends here has returned to her home
in Tennessee.
j. ID. Jones Il former citizen of this
place, now of Gaifney ;. c.. was in the
city this week
We are Informed that in Il short time
we will undoubtedly have electric lights
and watcrworkS.
The big Union cotton mill is daily get
ing operatives. Everything is moving
along smoothly.
Mr.. +. Shealy, Of Smrtanbmg, will
take charge of the weave room in the
Union Cotton Mill.
on Monday evening. given at the residence
of Mr. J. |. Harris.
The City Council have rented the old
TIMES office for Il council chamber and
Police Headquarters.
Miss RONie Skcton who has been viS-
iting friends here, has returned to her
home i'll Anderson.
Miss Florence McGowan, of Jones
willie. has returned home after pleasant
visit to relatives here.
Miss May Cockcrell, of Baltimore
arrived yesterday to take charge of Mess.
Graham 4 Sparks millinery department.
H. Nj. Sparks has returned from the
North where he has been buying Il large
stock Of dry goods for the Sp ing trade.
McSSrS. Munro n Munro. Sawyer and
Sims have returned from NcwhcrrN.
where they lave been in attendance upon
court.
Il. u. Harry has gone to New York,
Boston and other northern cities To buy
large stock of spring goods for the
Racket store.
In the spring of 1866 there We're not
lI
Thle WAS Iot Il single day in the mGnth
whtn plowing could lie done. Let our
farmers not despair. Carolina Spartan.
Every young lady in the county should
read the article on first page, headed So
ccty rs we find it. 1t was written
ly lady in Georgia.
DIR. Y. j. POGl. formerly of Cross
Keys, l'nirn county, las built Il resi-
,leEce in Spaltmhuug and las moved
there to practice mcdicnr.
There seems to have lrrn spirit Of
lnigili>m Vcrvading this city during the
last week. The city council seems to
have been the only gamers thereby.
James O. Gault brought Matt Walker
to Union on Wednesday. indicted for
selling crop under lien. He gave hon
for his appearance at court in July.
Can't the cotton factories of Union
county offer the farmers of Union county
prize somewhat similar to the prize
offered hy the factories of Slmrianl,urg
county to the farmers of tl.at county:
We would like to hear from them.
Barlow Bros. minstrcls gave m Cntcr-
tainmcnt in Union ut the opera house on
last fflU;I lllSllt To II large house. III
Masa very good slow. We regret to
say they could not givethcirf full program.
an account of the small size of the stage.
One half-wittcd individual, white, was
seen to interview policeman James Vim
son. Cn Tuesday HitenEoCn. He wanted
ioknnw if ne conld 60 OF with the show?
His llOthcr-in-law wanted 10 stop him.
Mr.. Ninson told him to 60, that ne would
hold his hlotECr-in-law eff of him. Tie
fellow fairly few like an Indian To catch
the train, lcifectly delighted.