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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15
WINES AND LIQUORS.

The best is none too good, especially for
suffering invalid. Remember TINS and use
G. Taylor Old Bourbon and Prfe Eye
Whiskies in the sick room. Physicians earn
estly recommend them. C. H Graves Sons,
sole proprietors Boston, Mass, guarantee chem
pure. Not sold in bulk, slways in sealed
hotties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15
MEDICINAL.

,.l1...eL-1 IS poHe..' me 3
80 n one kind Of knowledge that
~ - is power and prestige in
I ~ the hands of woman.
TNE [,7'."A II is the knowledge of
x ~ [)Q<N her own nature, her own
~ f4& ~ physical make up and
cYA5 the home treatment
~ II Nj dis diseases as s.l pss9- ecu
lFEAL/ 20 There is a great
5E3,-Z u L3 home medical
~ " ~ book that teaches
e. ~ M all this. It is DR..
Y ~ -LL;p q, Pierce's Common
N y ,T--c s<..s.--NH e..1--- ense Me edical
-1Ss-=>--- Adviser. Over
.,,--.., American homes contain copies
..-,s work. Il used 10 cost 81. so; now il
49, For paper covered copy send 2I
,..,. stamps. 70 co9e,- mailing only, to
W,-,5's Dispensary Medical Assoc;a-
gn,sio. \ Y; French cloth binding,
st book tells all about a medicine
u uuHliling cure foT all weakness
49, f.-e.s. OF the delicate organs distinctly
That medicine is Dr.. Pierce's
PRESCRIPTION During the past
many thousands Of women
wi,h marvellous results. II
..l ~, NiE0t, Ni!illN, stcIBtu ana
lie organs that bear the bur
te-uitv Il fits for wifehood and
TAKEN during the period OF
...- +. makes the coming Of baby easy
pa.ulcss Il completely BAN
a7;r and misery that are the re-
a woman : neglecting her womanly
Au honest medicine dealer will
.r Velr you ask for, and not try TO
v.a 20 take some inferior substi-
Inc little added profit he may
< ,.-rcor.
v FL, schahucr. OF Free,nansburg, North
Pa w-:tcs: Il is with pleasure
.y-.-e 20 let you know the great good I
-.--..-d ..,tu vour medicines and the loc2l
-.-..-...--t az home was troubled with
, .ac,s. had pains IN my bacl, all the
mes 50 severe that could not lie in
- .-i--t ;ried different doctors but they
,slo me- Then my husband got Dr.
-.-rou Sense Medical Adviser. and
.ct,trv Dr Pierces medicines. Af.cs
-.es OF The Favorite Prescription
new woman
-ce's Pleasant Pellets cure consti-
l-stipatiou Is the cause Of many
Cure the cause and You cure the
one Pellet IS a gentle laXa-
ri ,wo a mild cathartic. Druggs SIS
and nothing Is just as good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

AGNOLns BROMO-CELERY. Try this
---2ol enejJ for Hesdschos, Neur~'R'S'
tsoc;sne,r 10 capts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

-lIIsI--
CtbIErF VALUABLE TRACT or rAND
~ IN FAI9FaX COUNTY PART OF
cR'-IN % MT VERNON TbACT by sir
tus of .ise tro certain deco s # rIust da;ed
peclr r January 10Th, 1888. and May
1ItG 1850 re,oued resp-c iyeiy, Iber o.,
$50 6 p. 2}-. an. i cr a, No. g. g.. 6l5, Of
lhe Gee book of fsriaT county. Virginia,
czecGteo b. Los. ace Brown and wife aad
10 request o Jae to.7eTs Of the Indebtedness
-euIui s. hr ueltiorcd trG5t the u-der'
s. eaei t.u tees. ,,li,, about - o'clock, o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

Il FT JE consideration and at the earnest
"A solicitation OF many of the tax payers
of the hrd ward have concluded to sub
init Dy name to tho democratic primary for
member of Council.
ap12 3t F. J. PAFF.
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BY z. =. Knox. Anct.oneer.

By R. F. Knox, Apctioneer.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUeT
- dated October l. 1850. aud recorded in
deed book No. D., folio 34G, Of ne land re-
cords Of Alexandria CITY, Virginia. executed
by Edward Fawcctt anc wife, the under.
signed will at II o'c.ocs M, on
c.s1-f-rrANr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

Still there are others this spring selling Nen's
and Boys attrc equally IS GOOD rs ouIs, some
whose prices match ours. but there Is not 81
store in the whole United States selling he
Same Fine Qualities at the
Same Low Prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15
cold HEAD
WATERS HEADACHE POWDERS.

Every one who suffers ask your druggist
.aem Highly recommended by all They
ts,reseuted to the public with the desire Of
.r2s before them an effectual cure. 3
2s,-rs. , doses, 8 cures for 10 cents. For
y all druggists or will bo msiled to any
- 1pon receipt of price.
III. WAITER CHEMICAL COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
n2l 3ns
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CANDIDATES.

! n EthD.-l desire 10 express my earnest
| CA appie iatol OF he many friends who
have, of their own yolition for a long time
endered me their support for domination for
Mayor at tho approaching democratic pri.
mary election, and which has r suited in my
game being placed upon the ticket Should
NY friends proye in the majority when The
! vo'e shall have been counted, / will accept
| the trust and endeavor TO rsithfully perform
its duties. Very respectfully
LUTHER e THOMPSON.
Yy1O MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITI-
4 ZENS OF 4LEXAN DRIA:-I respect
fully announce myself candidats for the
Office of MAYOR OF the city s.bioct TO our
demccatic primary. april 10. 1899
ap5 tpe GEORGE L. SIMPSON.
OITy iUDTTOR = respectfully announce
=. myself candidate for re election to tie
position of ~UDTTOP OF PUBLIC AC.
UG''S subject to the democratic primary.
tYU 10. 1899. and solicit the votes and
support Of my GLOW citizens
m15i E. PRIoE.
Z He2 BY "nuounce myself a candidate
q FOX lue nom nation as a. pITO. of the
...y o. eXendria, et The dcmoc,. tie primary
alecton. an respectfully o'icit the votes of
ioS e loN ci izens.
II O'RRIEN.
mt2s If
Z GEsHE4TFULIY announce myself :.
L "8udidate FOR the Office OF MEASU2ER
AED IN PECT0R OF LUMRTR. subject to
the mocratic primary, april 10, and solicit
The goies Of my friends ana fellow-citzeus.
ap1O iws j. T. LANGLEY.
T RESPECTFULLY announce myself
aEA- REP AND INSPECTOR OF LUM-
B .E suLec' 90 Ae democratic primary, April
10, 1859 @ solicit the votes OF my friends
and tlaw citizens.
gp6 pn JAMES L. AID Ms.
Z RESPECTFULLY announce myself a
4 candidate for ro-clccilor to the position
Of CORPORATION ATTORNEY, eubject
to the democratic primary, Aprii 10, and
solicit the votes anu support OF my fellow
citizens.
ap1l tpe GARD&ER L. BOoTHE.
CLE OF CRY GhS WORKs.-I re.
~ .pectfuily announce myself a candidate
for re election b the position of Clerk of the
Cjiy Gas Works subject 10 the democratic
primary, april 10 1899, and solicit the
votes OF my fellow citizens
so12 tpo s4MG. I. MONROE.
7 BEsPECTFULLY announce myself a |
L candidate for re election to the position of
CITT TAX COLLHCTOR subject to the
democratic primary, April 10. 1899 and So
ici the votes of my fellow citizens
ap12 1w p + GORMAN.
Il FT 5R consideration and at the earnest |
"A solicitation OF many OF the tax payers |
of the hird ward I have concluded to sub |
init nv name Ia tha 6ornorrafic nriposrv for |
member of Council.
ap12 81 F. J. PAFF.
no THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA |
4 COUNTY, Va Having had experience /
as Deputy Clerk. and at the request of my |
friends, hereby announce myself candi- |
date for Clerk of the Courts OF Alexandra |
county, and if elected | shall erdeavor to !
give epti satisfaction to ali. Election May !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

no THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
4 COUNTY, Va Having had experience
as Deputy Clerk. and at the request of my
friends, hereby announce myself candi-
date for Clerk of tho Courts OF Alexandria
county, and if elected | shall erdeavor to
give euti satisfaction to ali. Election May
%. 1899 Respectfully.
mh24 If GEO. H. RUCKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

Y BESPECTFULLY announce myself
L candidate for re election to the position of
C1TT TAX COLLhCTOR subject to the
democratic primary. April 10 1899 and So
licii the votes of my fellow citizens
ap1 - 1w r. + GORMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15
PLTMBERa


JuIge & h lrn Il, IA the United states Curt
of tupea S has today uri sd handed
down de.i-ior tiua Y susaiu.ng he Wes-
bach light Co.'S Rawson Patent. in yiew OF
this decision every manuflc urer, seller Or
user of iBcandescent g4s i4hts othr than the
Welsbach IS an infnnger and the Welsbach
Light Company vii! proceed against them st
once. For sale by
J. 4. & w. W. Cogan,
PLUMBERS BND GASFITrEJ
Guaranteed savings in gas bills 10 per
cont.
Lts-Saiisiactirn Guaranteed 1 Call is So.
licited. ~ss&
fnb34
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FoR SALE Oh RENT.

TOR RENT Or SALE.-A very desirable
~ corner 6-rooms, bath aud cellar, PRESS
BRIt K HOUSE; modern improvements.
a modern delightful 3 story and cellar
BRICK HOUSE; 10-rooms and bath; large
yard; cellar dry aud paved boch newly pa
pered and painted; moderate rent to a desira-
bic and permanent tenant.
G. a. HARLOW,
ap11 Ivy 202 n. Royal st.
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YTTbBFIELD &C. EALL
1aJGaETa.

h I
oAJGSlBIa
s}0RNEb PEiNGE 5-gO FALRTAx sTa.
, piogcnptcla Fp.clairy.
English, s'ranoh. German and Domestic
Toilet 5oaps; Genuine FOrina Cologne; aiag-
noliA, EodyosInis. dorsniUm and Floud-
Water; Geruino !.ubia'8 Extracts Spnngas.
Hair Brushes and Coubs h5st English Tooth
Brushes; 3 full assortment OF Patent Modi-
- Coxo'o Golati1:o, Corn Starch Sea Moss
taliuo, Spiccs Of I'll kinds and p select stocA
Of n articles soid by druggists at prices ~ low
y the same 1ualiav air lc ohtsined c'sowtere
TXT F. CREIGHTON {. CO.,
Wholesale ana R,ref reslsrs ia
9aDGs. caENIobEs PAINTS, P&q1N1
enIrDTEs, 0TLe, DYE SrUETe,
eaaDEN SEEDS. &c
0a-7sr Eia, srd Royal rtrsrss.
e3orsadrta, viyrn,s.
Pay,aiane Prescriptions carefully co..~
pounded.
Orders will receive prompt s.:ontiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

E7OR SALE --A THREE-sTORY PRESS
Il BRICK DWELLING, No. 414 Prince
street, is for sale cheap TO 4 quick cu'tomeI.
z F. KNOX.
apl0 1w 115 south Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

+ RE1pECTFULLY announce myself a
4 candidate for ro-clcciior to the position
Of CORPORATION ATTORNEY, subject
to the democratic primary, Aprit 19, and
solicit the votes anu support OF my fellow
citizens.
api tpe GAGD%ER L. BOOTHE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

( 2h-EIgTFULIY announce myself Il
4 audidate FOR the Office OF MEASU2ER
AND IN-PECT0R OF LUMRTR subject to
The d mocratic primary, April 10, and solicit
the goies of nay friends ana fellow-citizeus.
apl0 iws j. i. LANGLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

VI OF NECEWEAR in Tecks and Bows
'''neT'y 25c, to run off at 10c each, st
g SIAYMAE Frs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

CLEeK or CRY GhS WORKs.-I re.
~ .psctiuily announce myself candidate
for re election b the position of Clerk of the
Cty Gas Wosas subject 10 the democratc
primary, April 10, 1899, and solicit the
votes OF my fellow citizens.
an12 tno SAML. L. MONROE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

YE1O MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITI-
4 ZENS OF ALEXAN DRIA:-I respect
fully announco myself candidats for the
Office of MAYOR OF the city sabioct 70 our
demcc;tic primary. April 10. 1899
nr5 tpe GEORGE L. SIMPSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

-TllttNN ~ 1G1t lLDN,r,
aslCE o. aGF.sj. Commrs
go Nos S'-IT
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NITy UDTTOR ! respectfully announce
= myself c@qdiqa,o for reelection to the
0UH'S, subject to the democratic primary.
aYu 10. 1899, and solicit the votes and
suppo.t Of my icilow citizens.
mI3i PBIcE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

EXTRA SMALL PEAS. canned, just re
~ ceived by ,.,-,,--,.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

uORsE RADIsH in bottles, 1oc each' To'
IL ceived today by -r-,,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

SIX ACRES OF LAND at Loch2ber, ust
aorth Of the city limits. Good place fore
profitable market garden. Apply at thia
Often dec23 #
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15
'AHucr. OF Freemanshurg, North
?. - .,.s.h - ..a .-..-..

ces Pleasant Pellets cure consti-
rstipatiou is the cause Of many
Cure the cause and You cure the
one Pellet IS a gentle laXa-
mi ,vo a mild cathartic Druggists
u aud nothing IS Just as good. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

DRIME NEW BLOATERs, scotch Eer
I ring and Mackcrel just received 6y
J. @ MI .BURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-15

COMMISSIONERS sale or a SUB.
- DIVISION CALLED ar -GTON
HEIGHTS II ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
NTpGJNT.
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Presentment OF Grand Jury.

To His Honor Judge George w.
Gage, Judge presiding,
We, through our foreman beg to
make tht following report:
We have examined and passed upon
all the bills handed Us hy the solioi.
tor. We proceeded in a body to ex-
anime the public property and Offices
Of the county, -
First visiting the C"unty Poor
House and farm. Here we find the
management all that We ceElI ask
for, the inmates as 4 sule sp,ak /.
the hignrst tesms OF The su"-. n.,
dents caro- Of them. Iyc find some
lot 'ae h''"-ts in bad condition, in
many the gsssa is out of tho windows,
, IN soMo the sash are broken, and
only the wooden shutters are left to
Keep oat the wind aud rain. Nearly
all ,he doors are insufficient 20 keep
out the cold, having large cracks and
few, if any Of them fit. The floors
in several houses are open, having
largo cracks making iG impossible for
the inmates to be comfortable in coli
weather, We recommend that new
sash be put in all houses where the
present sash are old, decayed and
broken and that glass be put in such
sash as are good. That new doors be
put IN or the Old ones made to fiG AMI
that the cracks in the floors be closed.
We recomnend that the superiuten-
dents house be painted, this is nee
essary to It's preservation; all the
houses Of inmates be white -washs d
and that the old hut now occupied by
Jackson Powell be torn down and "a
new house be put up instead, if nee
essary. We respectfully call attcn-
ton Of the Christian churches and
ministers Of the community that these
poor people arc and nave heea with
out the hearing ofthe gospel for some
time; that there are members Of tie
various churches now there who want
10 hcar the word Of God preached 4,
aud we call upon the ministers OF trc
different denominations to show these
poor untortunates that they are not
forgotten and supply them with the
preached word.
We next visited the Offices Of the
county Except Treasurer, he being
absent from the city, and find them
| all neatly and well kent and the
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-27
'F~I Z y 2 ,EOEE-I-Na.MIL u. HfIY
--4Aaa2DR-4,-M.~ M.~HAIR, ,:Saa1c~-
DENTIST- ",
..,E
Crown and Bridge Office Bank Building,
Work Speciality. Union, S. c.
DENTIST.
Office Bank BuiIdiup
for the county to be kept by the

for the county to be kept by the
Sheriff.
We recommend that the Supervi
sor purchase the necessary machinery
for macadamizing the public roads OF
the county, that this be done at once
and the work of macadamizing be
begun as carly as possible.
We would respectfully call the at
tention Of our members to the Legis-
lature and Senator to the unsatisfac-
tory working of the law as to the
fiscal year of the Treasurer and
County Superintendent of Education.
That of the Comfy Treasurer begins
January 1st and ends December 31st
Of each year and the County Super.
intendent of Education from Ju'y 1st
and ends June 3Oth. making it very
difficult for these officers to settle, we
ask that our representatives use their
best efforts to have tho present law
changed.
We desire to thank your Honor
for the clear and able manner in which
you explained our duties to US and
as officers and citizens of Union
county, desire to congratulate tho
State at large upon your selection for
the high office you flll with so much
credit to yourself and honor to your
native county.
Respectfully submitted.
L. p. MURPHY,
Foreman.
January term of court 1899.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given tha; +. NJ.
Adams, Administrator, Dehonis Non
with will annexed of the Estate of
Greenberry Tracy, deceased. has ap-
piled to Jason NJ. Greer, Judge of
Probate, in and for the county Of
Union, for final discharge as such
Administrator.
II is Ordered. That the 18th day Of
February. A. ID. 1899, be fixed for
hearing of Petition, and Il final settle
ment OF said Estate.
Jason VI. GREER,
Probate Judge Union county.
Published on the 2Oti Jan. 1899.
3-4t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-27
Donney--Robe-son Wedding.

A select party OF friends gathered at
the residence OF Mrs. Lou Gage at high
noon last Wednesday to witness the mar
riage Of Miss Bessie Ro ertson to Mr.
w. Hugh Donney, the efficient depot
agent at this place. Miss Ina McNally
was maid of honor and Mr.. Leon Wag-
non best man. Rev. G.. a. B. Jennings
o;li"iated
The bride was lovely attired in "go-
ing away" suit OF handsome brown cloth
hat and gloves to match. After an ele-
giant wedding breakfast the happy couple
left on the 2 p. m. train for y trip through
Florida they will return in about two
weeks anu make Union their future
home
The bs't wishes Df the TINES are ex-
tended them
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Notice of Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Union.

The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Union.
j. G. Edwards in his own right and as
administrator Of tho estate OIL.
G. Crocker, deceased, plaintiff,
against John Humphrles, ct al, de-
PENDANTS. 10 sell land in aid Of
assets,
by decree OF the Probate Court in
the above stated case, l will sell to
the highest bidder before the court
house door at Union C.. H., on sales
day in February, next, during the
legal hours of sale, one lot of land
with tho improvements thereon in the
town OF Santuc, county and state
aforesaid, containing acres
more or less, belonging to the estst-
Of l.. 9. Crocker, deceased. -orndeI
as follows: 0a the N,nrtb and East
by lots Of w, I. lines South hv the
rr'Et' rm 's''a road, and West by lot OF
eter.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash, balance on credit
for one year, secured by bond Of the
purcilaSeF ana mortgage Ol tne prem
ises, purchaser to insure premises fol
three-fourths of its value in q reliable
fire insurance company, and assign
the policy as additional security &c
Probate Judge for the purchase
money. Purchaser to have privilege
OF paying all cash, and pay for papers
and recording same.
JASON NJ. GREER,
PIT. Probate Judge.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between w. A. Robinson and G.
l.. Allen has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent.
W. A. ROBINSON.
c.. l.. ALLEN.
w. A. Robinson is authorized to
settle up the business and receipt for
same. w. p. ROBINSON.
G.. l.. ALLEN.
Jan. lst. 1899. 3-3U.
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TERMS OF SALE.
NO TRESPASS.

All persons are hereby notified not to
hunt, fish, Craze stock. cut timber or
treSpaSS in any manner Oh any OF our
land, or lands in our poSs 'Sior.
W II. JETER,
NJ. &. DEAvEH,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-27

Mr. Il. f. Pagan of Shelton, will
move to Union and W.T. ocdsGpy' 'mengw
Rectory. Mr.. sGuignard. the Rector,
wlllbYard with them ieserving rooms
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-27
LOCAL i.ACONICS.
MATTERS IN AND AROUND THE
TOWN OF UNION.
A Column of News, TerseIy Told, of
interest to Our Many
Readers.

Tie S,ntEern railroad has built new
s:,i"g at lIerlc!ts.
Mr.. u +. Toanscnd, is in Columbia
.c, se;",ai busi,rss
The la,ics Literary Club met at Mlr.
J,,s MrIr !, last Tuesday.
Mrs VIA Ii ip't. cf Winnsboro j.
Vi, 't;ir u ,;L.>es in town. IN
n. nj :;ls. T.. Nicho!t on attended
So'sh ,'itiltat SpaitanhurS.
Ais'~ F;hrl :rd Maggie Walker went
I ..u,a. AucS Thursday.
Miss Isabel Foster went Thursday to
Spal tanbure attracted by SouSa Band.
Miss Snyder, the popular milliner
at the Racket Store, has gone North.
The Giblvs House is furnishing oys-
t2rs and quail Mr.. GibJes is hustler.
Mrs. J. G.. Sheppard and little SOD,
Francis, are visiting Mt Judge Wallace'S.
Mrs. J. II. Maxwell, of. Greenville. is
,,oo
a good motto for delniUent subscri-
bers TO adop; this year, is pay in time for
20.
Col. r. G. Duncan and family went
+" ''''''o '''' :" ''> - -''''''' .
Land yisi,,t i :, me f,i,rh4 IN Union mis-
w..k.
,on. c,u1.,, :, ,,o ou,. with h;,,
,,,.I,
~ ~
a, s,w. f,i.,Is ,, .,sncrd tho Jayr
las SATURDAY..
SO D',. IN
~ ".
, "a, ',,,,n w =, - .
Iy.ry h,,;,..,
in his O., lc,v eomc n;c,ups or son q
n.,tv hnnos ,,l.ou ,r,;rr ,he r.r, nt
=. ow ,to,r,
,,u 49,, ;,,:,a
,i, ,,
,,.;,r ,,,... IT,, .:r,,;.,. ,,.ti,r ,o
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-27

move TO Union and VIII occupy the -ngw
Rectory. Mr.. kGuignard. the Rector,
wlllbYard with them ieservin2 rooms
for his own use. ...
The new light on Poverty Fiat is
commendable Improvement. 1t was
much needed just at that place TO
enable the police 10 watch the deni-
zens OF that locality.
Mr.. Milo Evans, while watching
for negro last Saturday night for
whom he had Il warrant was forced to
kill John Pittman. The Coroners
Jury returned q verdict OF justifiable
homicide.
The rooms of Union Library Assoc&-
ton will he open Friday, 9th inst, from
10 to 4 O'Clock. The magazines are
coming in and all friends of the Library
are cordially invited to avail themselves
of this cool reading matter.
Messrs. Chns. Norman and Harry
GoSs we're bird hunting Tuesday ami
wr'" so well pleased that they tried II
again another day and misssl everything;
Dut the Spanilrds would no. have beon
safe in their hands.
Through the courtesy of Supt. p. I.
Wells, the passenger train was stopped
at the county poor house to allow the
Grand Jury to get off for the purpose Of
inspecting same and the down passenger
train stopped to bring them back to town
South Carolina has Il represent ..ion
ii the white house, in the person of
:"!orrd wnmm bv Tie name of Benja-
min, she Is u typical South Carolina ne
yress and comes from the home of Sena-
tor TiIlman. She isl regulor cook at the
white house.
The new K,c:ory OF the church OF the
Nativity has Just ben completed. II
was built by Miller Bros, late of Spar
tanburg and reflects much credit upon
their profession as architects and build
ers, and adds very materially to the APP
peaIGnce OF that part of church street.
81, 900 expended on The street dur
ing 1898 and yet we have "beautifu!
streets paved with mud Some
| or the draymen Will have to put on
boats instead Of wagons Why not
buy Il reck crushing plant and begin
to macadamiIe? The columns of the
Times are open for discussion of the
subject.
Commissioners of i'uhlic Works
have about closed contract to fur
nish the Cotton Mill, Knitting
Mill and Railroad with water. This
will be big help TO our town author
tiles, as tho revenuo from these big
consumers will greatly help pay the
expense oS infringement. If every
body would Use The water the town
would soon have Il surplus instead of
Il deficit.
1fyon wonid iiac 10 always get tie
| most gor:lS III: y0,,r i.rInuy keer your
eye or the advertising splcei Of our
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not in pnaitioa To keep up with this
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