The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-09

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real good thing it is too. Makes butter
in ID minutes. Sold only by The Old
Reliable.
a tenderfoot is no rarity in Union.
Perhaps you have two. Queen quality
shoes are the remedy. Try a pair n,
$500. The Old Reliable.
DR.. George Douglas moves this week
into the house on Main ST., formerly oc.
cuped by NJ. r. T. Gee. DR.. Douglas
will be an addition to our town.
The lire company was out practicing
Saturday afternoon. The men are ia
first class training, and deserve the COM
incubation of the whole community.
The next teachers examination for
Union county will be held in the Court
House on February 23rd. Let those ex-
pecting to stand fov teachers certificates
Tor Union county take notice.
A pamphlet giving the rules and reg
ulatlons OF the Board Of health for the
city of Union has been gotten out. Be
sure and read every word of it, you may
DC saved trouble in the future.
Mayhell .Ietcr, colored, was Shot and
killed this week near Bates Bridge by a
colored boy. The difficulty arose over
dispute as to how much property a
certain man owned.
Mr.. j. Fl. Spears and family have
moved to Union from Kelton. They
VIII live on Church Street between the
residences of Mr.. A. z. II. Walker and
Mr.. q. w. Going.
kav. L. Ii. Garrett aud family have
moved from Union to Spartauburg. Mr..
Garrett mas been resident of Union for
two Years, and of Union county for three
or four years. We are sorry to lose him
from our town.
Alex. Glenn, c)lored, was knocked
OF The track by the down train Saturday
evening two miles and HALF below
Union, aud seriously hurt. He was sit
ting Oh the eud Of a Cross tie. and is
said tc hive Ecen drinking
There was one of the l,rgest crowds
IN to Vn from the country Saturday Il at !,
We hre seen since Christ mas Eye,y-
D)ds seemed to be cheerful: there was
81 complaining about harl times Than
Is usually the case in such crowd. OlG |
Uni,n county is not in such bad shaou
after all
SIR Sawysr's bill concerning the carly-
ing OF concealed weapons was a good |
bill and sh )ud have been passed hy the |
Legislature. 1t was killed by msjority |
Of live votes. 1t is to be hoped that by |
the meeting of another Legislature, the |
people will have come to Ste the good of |
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= Mr. Nj cscw rcur,yrv'.ss Ressea.
past six years has filed the impo tant
position of chief engineer at the Spartan
Mill, has resigned that position and
gone to Union to accept a similar situa-
ton with the Union Cotton Mills. His
family also accompanied him to Union.
His position is temporarily supplied here
by Mr. SeOtt.-Spartanburg Herald.
"The Diocese the organ of the Epis-
copal Church in South Carolina, ends |
the year Of its renewed existence with |
the February number, and celebrates |
That event by changing IFS form for the
better, by enlarging its borders and we
trust strengthening its stakes An in
crease of one third in siza with no in
crease in price is good step forward.
May its progress ever be onward and
its patronage upward.
DR.. A. w. Lamar OF Norristown. Pa
gave the first lecture in our lyceum
course, on Thursday evening, Feb. 1st.
His subject was Matrimoay. Th3 lec-
ture was of high order. 1t WAS clan,
pathetic, numerous and strong. Di.
Lamar is a native of South Carolina, and
many in the audience were parso olally
known to him.
Other good treats are in store for us in
the four additional enterIauncn that
the lycaum managers are arranging t)
t. bring on for us. Let the public give
hearty turnOuts TO these entel tainmcnts.
They are far above the ordinary.
Farmers Meeting.