"BUSlNfcSS* IN MISSISSIPPI.
i;\ ittwts liissKi.i..
W'hy, liowil'y', Mahs'r Johnny ! is you g'uic io
keepin' store?
Well, salt, 1 is surprise-! I neber liearcil of ?lat
afore.
Siy. ain't you gwine (<> jiih me piece o' ?o>I toliacou,
please ?
I s long will you in ticorgia, time we all was
refugees.
I know '1 you woitM ; 1 alluz tells tie people
w hite an' hlaek,
I>at vou's a rual geii l niaii, ami ilat's ilc libin
file' ?
Yes, sali, ilat's what I tells cm, an' it's nutliii'
else hut true.
An' all ile eulliiil people t'inks a mighty heap
oh you.
i .1. i i i- i -
ni'un iivim. miii ; nun i vim mini iii miv sonio
Col 1(111 ? Vi'S, veil i|n ;
l?Cr o's odor parties wants it, lint I'd rador sell
to yon.
How milch ? Oil, jes' a hale?dat on do wagon
in de street ?
bis hcah's de sample?dis is cotton mighty hard
to heat !
You'll fin' it on de paper what de oiler's is dat's
made ;
Dey s all de same seditions : half in cash an
half in trade ?
bey's mighty low. salt?t'ome, now, can't yon
'prove upon do rates
bat barrol llrudders offers: only twelb an' '
schcn-eight's
Lord ; Mahs'r Johnny, raise it ! lJon't you
knows dat I's a frien',
An' when I has de money 1 is willin' for to
spen' '.'
My custom's wuf a heap, salt ; jes' you buy de
bale an' see?
bere didn't nehher tiohody lose mtfliti' oil' o'
me.
Now. what's do good oh gwine dar an' a-/.aminin'
dc hale'.'
When people trades wid iw, dey allu/. gits a
holies' sale ;
I aiti't no lian' for cheat in' ; I heliehes in net in'
fa' r.
An' eheryliody'11 tell you dat dey allu/. fonn'
me siptar .
1 isn't like sonic niggers: I dcclar' it is a i
shame
be way some oh 'cm swin lcs?what ? dc cotton '
ain't dc same
dis dat's in dc sampleWell, I'm hlcst, sail,
if it in
Dis licah mils' he my hrnddcr's sample?yes. I
sail, dis is his.
I
If dat don't heat creation! Ilcah I've done
been totin' roun'
\ sample dif'rent from de cotton ! 1?will?he
? consound !
Mahs'r Johnnv ? on mils' 'sense me. Take de
cotton as it stan's,
An' tell me if you're willin' for to take it off j
my linn's.
i
... ... 1
Mio : neuer nun <lo auger! taint no use to
bofC,
l'c bale is ail 'lc same as 'lis hcali place ?lc baggie's
tore :
You oughtn't to go pullin' out ?lo cotton <hit
atvav.
It spiles tie beauty oh tic?what, salt ! rocks in
tla. you say ?
Hocks in tla. ar cotton? Mow tie tlcbil km >/>tt
be'.'
I packcl tint, bale mysc'f?hoi' on a minnit. le'
me sec ?
My stars ! I must be crazy ! Malis'r .lolinny, (lis
is tine !
I s gone an' liaulo'l my hrwilrr s cotton in instead
eb mine !
It's a IJttv?One evening rccenf,"a.\?>\
friendsof a married couple';, , { . a:)l-'v,V-.i\
St determined to '
9r? ' ifrf
W?I 1. ritcd the st<vaAV u..t>or^fTT?kers, 11
t i appearance be ft fie thc? house | v.
1> o'clock. As they came tip to the , ,,,
door they saw the gent Ionian standing in ' st
the alloy way with his overcoat on. smoking
a cigar, and tlic parlor all lighted tt]>. This |
struck them as rather singular, but tin: s,
- leader grabbed tint doorknob. a id they St
rusbctl bilariotisly in. The gas was burning st
brightly, tnfd six dignified old ltidics were .
sitting around the stove, looking as solemn "
as grand impiisitors.
"Oh, my ! whore's M attic? ' shouted one j
exhuberaut young lady, sitting Iter basket |
on the piano."
"Slut's up stairs " said tin old holy, look
ing over her spectacles with solemn acrimony.
! ci
".Let's have her down," screamed half a
dozen girls in chorus, as they made a break ^
for the hall. j ']
' 11 ere, girls, girls, don't go up there !'' j i,
and the old la in made a hasty attempt to ?>
check the |?r? posed raid. j ^
' Why. what on earth's the matter here j "
niivlitiii' '' ' i tit i ii i rr?il tlu? im?? ? f i< ?? t il?n*lir?#r^
v." i". ,v . (I
' Well. I believe it's a buy
<:( )li. let's 1 n
And that company <>f nice young men 1'
and Women moved away 1 ik. a snap bnb'oh: |
in a hurricane, and the "ills never stopped '
for beau or baskets, but. stuffed their hand- (l
kerchiefs in their mouths to hold theirj c:
breath down until they were safe behind their I
own doors, and not a girl in the Fourth j
Ward knows where Mattie lives. j w
What's in a Namk.?The new editor;
of the New York 11 'ur/i/, Win. Henry Iltul
bort. is a South Carolinian by birth, and a I
brother of (ten. Stephen llurlhut, a Me-]
publican Mepresentative from Illinois. The
latter insists on writing the family name ;
llurlhut, while Win. Henry adopts Hurl- -j
InM f :i> I Itf I 1*1 r'.t.Mli?U (tlUilly IlitlltM. ( toll.
llurlhut disfburnished himself as an officer '
in the last Indian war in I'loriadn, and was '
a brigadier in the late civil war.
I
( Kv's Mother '/" asked 'lie I'rince of ''I
Wales after he had kissed his wife and ba- ' v
bies all around. 'The Ifempress is well," ,
replied Alexandria. "Ilempress be 'mitred." 1
retorted ti e Prince '-She ought to 'ave .
knocked ar nnd llindia as Hi 'ave, and J
then she might talk about hein' I lemprcss.''
And he gave his head a eomtemptuoiis ;
l' >ss.
"Say, missus, your skirt, is comin' down.
It looks bad. an' if you' ll ji". step inside | 0
#1........... I'll r.;., 'ii .... iv... . ' ....;,i ..
j ' i "i; "* ;
colored woman to a lady in Louisville the i
other day. After thanking the old woman
for liar kindness, the lady went on her way, 1
and soon discovered that her pocket-book
had been stolen. -1
'What have you got in your carpet hag?'
asked one clergyman of another, at a rail : V
road station. 'Dried tongue/ was the re- J j,
j>ly. He had several manuscript sermons
in it.
r
One of the clowns in a new show puts
this conundrum : "Why is the Centennial x
like home? 15,cause it's the dearest spot
on eailh
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It is a work of art. worthy of an decant,
frame, and is worth at least one half the
I I price asked for the subscription. It is a
horse piece.' boinu; a burlcsiiue of .Ma'
zeppa tied to the back of I lie li -rv. untamed
steed, if cop v will be sent t > .^m'. r.fkcriber
diirino the year.
Advertisers are bejriiinini: to > d out
i that ll</</ (tuts reaches a
of live men than anv ill islraleii pa-j
per-'n Allien a. o?-nerelote it is a lir.st- |
elass medium 'a.lv. i ti.-im^.
To thus. o>J know II ilil (tuts We need i
not sac t it has n t. docs m l. and will j
in ontain a word or ;:ti illn.-tr.it: n which :
may not he taken into every finely in the j
lanJ Kim we ojvi in various six. i d s. !
!>* . never vulgarity in any ship- It is' 1
tie I' uvhly Am rican in seiititne, t. wholly i
original, sliarp and incisive, and r.jhi to the
point it: dealino with men ami ev.n's al '
tin' day.
Our ruin/ ,il II ml linn it iff full villi''* // >( ?./' l/iis I
Slltsritii't lux I 'it le'K.? I'ost I 'aid.
( >ne Vear * I 00 i '
Six .Months li.Hil
sinirle Numbers . . . . . 0.10 1
59 Boekmri b
April 7. '71'?. II il l
The Weekly Sun.
1776. NEW YORK. 1876.
IITKKN III X l?IIKI? AMI - i
j KXTV SIX is tlio < '?m:111111i 11 year.?
11 is :ii.c? tin- year in which an Opposition
l|i use ill' Representatives. the lirst since
tin- .ar, will he in power at Washington;'
ami the year ul' the twenty-third election of
a President nl' the Lulled Stales. Ail of
tln se ev m* s are sure to I -rival inter- '
e.?l ami importance, especially the two Li- !
ter ; ami all of them ami e.crvthin;.r eonmcreil
with them will lie fully ami freshly
iepiulcil ami expounded in /'/<? Suit.
I he Opp- sitioii Mouse of Uepn...uta-|
lives, taking up the line of imiuii'N opetieil |
years apt hy Th Sun, will sternly ami ilil- '
.i^'e??tly invi's'h'"!'' the corruption- a nl mis- i
ijeeils ni**(! it\ r's administration
will, it is to he imped. lay tin- fi.umlatinn j
Ihr a new ami heller pcrioii in mir national
hist ii v. <M" all this /'! Sun will contain
r .... i
complete anil accurate aceonnts, lurnislnuj: .
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upon these nhsorhin^r topics.
| The iweiity-lhiril Presidential election, j
1 with the preparations lor it. will In- memo- j
| rahle as decidinj; upon (it:.w i s aspirations i
| Ihr a third term of power ami plunder, and i
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?1 idato of tlie party of liriorin. ami asclrrting
the candidate. Concerning all those'
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I the best family to wspaper in the world, ami
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Address, Til K SI N,
New York City.
April 7, '7ii. I I tf
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. KTTKMiF.lt. II. P. KI?lONI>.
Ettenger & Edinond,
St l< IDIO\ |>, X A.
31 II 11 11 I'll < i 11 i* o 1* n o 1*
Portable and Stationary Engines.
Itnilcrs of all kinds.
Circular Saw Mills,
Wrist Mills,
Mill Wearing.
Sliaftiutr, I'lillcvs, &c.
American Turbine Water Wheel,
Cameron's Special Steam l'limps.
N AW D b'Oll (| TALOQl H.
Oct. 1">, 1875. 41 ly
Talbott & Sons,
MKOitoi: MAimi: woitks,
12 i<*lniioii<l, Vn.
IVJ AM' FA i "IT UK IIS OF
Strain ITinones ami Itoilcrs,
Agricultural Kiitrincs,
Circular Saw .Mills,
(irist, Hark anil Fluster Mills.
Sliuftiiitr, llainrcrs ami IMilleys.
Improved Turliiiu* Water Wheels.
Oct. I'?. IsT-V II _
B. F. WATSON,
FURNITURE WORKS AND LUMBER
MLLS,
Richmond, V a.
/ tOTTAOi: I1ITDSTF.ADS. CHAMHKIt AM)
'vy rriiMTi i;i-: locnoitsj thai us, &?.,
manufactured at' Walnut cheaper hardwoods.
A"<? S'ljt /'tii iis'il.
Cottage Bedsteads and c*l>c:t}> Mattresses leaditij;
articles.
Oct. ! "?. 1 87"?. II 1y
Kit);ineH, .Mills. Ircii Mollis, tie.,
\VM. TANNER & CO.,
k u; ii o > i>, v .
Oct. I"., 1ST*.. 11 ly
Rice, McLure & Co.-.
VNNOl'Nt'lT that tliey have received a full
line id'
K.\l.li AM) WIXTKU HOODS,
! te viliicl. limy resj.eelfnlly call the attention ot
1 purchasers. These floods have heeu carefully
' -elected. purchased at low prices, and arc uHerod
1 on the most reasonable terms.
The attention of the Ladies is especially directed
to '.he
in;f.ss ooo|?s.
HI AWLS, CLOAKS,
TKIM MINOS.
.MILL! mtu y OOODS,
Sll.lwNKl'J\ TI ITS* . *t"
r.i i M.IV ^i.nv,
.0I.oy ITS ANI)
? _ fancy AKT10MTS,
.
? RICE, McLURE & CO.
Out. 1". 11 If
V JAS. H. GOSS,
( 1 <> i- ii ?- .v :> I I. si >v ,
Xo. I. I.:iw ICaii;;e.
( ' u I o ii C. II . S. C.
I I
I 17"' ? iaclifo in tlic Circuit :in< 1 I'rnliale
I Viiu is of tlie Stale.
IYiiiii]'! attention given to colleelions.
(tot. L".t I ! If
c; .v > ?s ! : s>
CiirilO'l lil'l'f,
M]>tn:tti Oysters (//if hut in iinrrkrl.) I
Is; ara^ns, i Oi/xi-r l!n>/. )
I'ine Tcafs, I
1 . lies. Tomatoes,
l'e|>|i?'f. >|iire. Cinder.
cliiOai.l Sea loiitn, Jerking I'owiler- *r
~ w A\yu* k . "
No. 1 '-ore.
Nov I' ! ; if
~ " i
(tools Sltocs. {
r "Hi It < ientlemoii, l.mlies ami t liiMren, war- 1
V I..! :? I. i: !t II, M, l.l.T.K \ CO.
Oi l I " II " I
mi;n and hoys* clothing,.
A FULL SUPPLY,
at inn:, m. i.i im: en s.
Ort. I". I! if
Russian Diapering,
4 V I'.I'.Y large Sloek ami tlie (irettie.-t I'atA
terns, nl t i 1,11 X III M I'll III US',
t let. 1 if j
I> r,.\t?v m \i?k cloth inc.
I ,\ COMI'liKTK STt" K. at
a in-: .v in Mriinu.s: j
Oet "j'.l lo II
I )AHLOCKS, TAItM! ami l?0< KKT ( I T1
I nice Chains, 11 unit's, I tuck I minis j
airl spades r.ml Shovels mid l'low lines,
i?r ?i I i 11 & lll.MPIll{IKS\
iyl i
r A i is r J-J .
Dvy and in Oil,
Paint Brushes,
Va. uishes.
Linseed Oil?Boiled.
Window Glass and Putty.
Kept lor Salo, By
13. F. B AWLS &. CO.
N t > v 11 11i if
Hats and Caps,
m.i. >'/')'/// .'.>' am> ri:/r/:s,
AT mi i:, M. i.i iti; & en ..
Otl. ! "? II if
i s< >ri"ri.,ici>
I nit ml'/, M.i hi hi, Shfi.!/ itml /'ml If/BM, ii it it
lllUHlIf/ l'niclir*, nt
15. r. HAULS .N CO S. No. 1 Store.
Nov. 10 4?i If
THE KING OF SHIRTS
A I am: n|-VaM ASI TTA MI SI.IN mill fl
I? I Hundred l.incn, !> rt'ret Jitdinj, fur H 115.00
fur i/nini, ('unit, at ^
rosrun .*117/. a /.v.?* .
Ian. 7 1 If
C IGARS.
\ i i i.i. ij>i iy "I Mil' popular nratnl lYctiliill*,
liii iiu rlv 2*11 it**li. fur Mile 1 ?_v the
luiii'lrt' l > i ilion*ami : i the .N<>. I Store of
it. i'. i; \\vi.s & t <?. "
falsi I ii io|iV
Axes, Trace Chains. Hames
VNDAI.L KINDS ..I I'arminn Implements, at
iUSTKH & W11.KINS'.
Jan. 7 1 if
Winter Goods
\T I!I'.DI't'KD MUCKS. CALL AS1> SEE
THE r.MtuMxs m
FOSTER ?V WILE ISS'.
Jan. 7 I If
New Stock of Prints at
FOSTKll .S: WILKIN'S'
Jan. 7 1 lf_
T A l?l I S SIIAUIS \T
I J OKI-: & llI'MPIIIt IKS.
Oct 20 13 if
4alltiH! 4?iiiim! !
( i I!KAT Inirjrains in Onus. A good llreeehM
Loader for S4U 00.
KICK, Mrl.CltK k CO.
Oct 22 42 If
OI?l 1>iii??*i*k #?>?* Sltlf.
T^.N'Ql llti: !? t liis < llicc.
T!
TIME TABLE NO. 87^/1
SPARTANBURG & UNION R. R. |
} <
In Effect 11:80 A. M., Tuesday, JuiicG, Is70. / i
I it i\V N \V AITT?. ~ r UPWARD. I \
Mosiiav, Wki>NKsi*ay ami I Ti i-si>*v,Tiit'it>i>AY ami
I'KlllAY. I S.XT?*ltllAY. ^
STATIONS. |j | Anivi*. Leave. Jf| Arrive. | Leave. j
S|>art:iiilair)>. ! O.HOn.in OS J .'1.1 Op in I
l'nt-?l<-i. II 10.30a.in 10.21 " .17 2.2-1" 2.:i0|?lii W>
.torn-.villi*. is la.1.1 " 11.00" ">(l l.fl.1 " 2.00" .
I'll loll. 2H111.11 " 12.11 |>lil 40 12..VS " 1.20" .
Saiitnr. ;?" | I2..M p in 1.00 " III'12.15" 12.20"
l-'i>li Ihim. 42 j l.2o " 1.2.1 " 2<: ll.AOa.m lt.-V>n.m
Slli-lloll. 4S 1210 " 2.00" 2011.1.1" 11.20"
l.vltn' I'onl. Hi 2.21 " 2.110 " 1.1 10.47 " I0..K1 "
SImllicr*. m1 2.45 " 2.">0 " 12 10.21" IIP.:*'
Alston. IQifi 3.-W " I I 1 f4' ' ,;l" ' _ I
Ai)' I'Iim' I'linnii'lioM made wltli tirocuville ami Co- 1
limit.ia Trains?Stages at Trains on art ival in Spartan- I
imrx, In convoy Passengers to <ilenns or Plierokec I
Springs same evening. 1
W. AV. DAVIIOS, > L
fi(iii>orlntoiidou((
Juno9. i -<7.; ir I
Greenville ancUColumbia R. R. I
change or schedule. I
Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays except- I
ed, connecting with Night Trains on South far- I
olina Ihiiiroiol up and down. On and after
MONDAY, .May 2'Jtli, the following will be the iBL
Schedule:
I.eave folunibia at 7.45
V
.\
...
Arrive ,ft Greenville
Leave/ reenville at S.Oo a
Leave Helton a
Leave fokeslniry 1 l.SW a tit
Leave Newberry 2.40 p tit
Leave Alston 4.20 p nt
Arrive nt Columbia p nt
ANDKI1SON UKANCH AND 151.UE 1UDGE
Leave Wallialla f>. 1 nt Arrive 7.15 p
Leave l'erryvillc...7.(M> a in Arrive 0.40 p in
Leave Pendleton...7.ot) a in Arrive 0.00 p m
Leave Andersoti...S..*iO a in Arrive G.(it) p m
Arrive at Helton...P.10 a in Leave 4.00 p m
THOMAS DODAMEAD, ^ I
General Superintendent.
.1m: 17, N'tniTiiN, Jit., General Ticket Agent.
it
John Rodg'er^H
WOl'Ll) respectfully inform bis friends
eo-;? -.,l?eu ' 0,j
. i\\ * * ' .? 7t>tf3y
Grocery Store,H
<>T^I> STA1> I>, fl|
Aii'l is receiving completely New Stock
Hardware and Cutlery.
Hoots and
TOBACCO?All QucalitirM^^^B
a nui.j
to iele
in
?1 l'rie3^Bi^^^(^B
Feeling thankful for the IP ulul patronage- ^^Hj
heretofore given me, 1 respectInriy invite my
old friemls, siii I as many new ifcs as feel incliucl,
to call ami CNaniinc my -*^*u. It wil l>e
lay emleavot* in tlie Inline, a "in tl.e past, to so
coinlnet inv lnisiiiess tlint pin< liasers will liml \H
it to their interest to lair ! me. i^H
JOHN UtiDUKll.
mmv '. 18 if |1
NEW FIRM. 1
GEE & HUMPHRIES'
Cheap Store \ .
IN Til K f ?
V I, IV l(01i:ii ItMMH XO. '
MESSRS. IU.iiikn t. tier, anil M. M, lit m.
rnitiks, having formeii a copartnership
for the purpose of conducting a Mercantile business
in Union, are receiving their stock of
entirely New Goods, in the store of the NUN t
HOTEL, which they offer to the people of Union l 1
County at as low prices as they can be put. Our
stock consists of *w" ' _'l
TM)\7 /I Ar\TAC( <6 x
I UV7V7IJO, ?
(jROCIlllIKN, ' \\
HOOTS, SIIOKS, IIATS^ 1 _
C'nM'ki'r.v Ware iiikI V V
WOODEN WARE, I W
with a!l oilier articles of Merchandise. .
We ofl'cr line lloine-.Mndc Shoes and Hoot
:ii the lowest prices
I^/VDIKS SIIOKS t > ^
mudc to order and warranted.
PRINTS,
BROWN AND BLEACHED
IT <> m o s ]> u n s,
riAiu osvAiu iujs,
AT (SIIKATLY IlKDUt'KI) IMtltT.S.
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, &c., ('/imp.
GKK & IILMIMIKIEP.
Oct. 1 ?' If m
R. F. STOKES, . J
WITH ? "** ~t"~ - I.
^V. "Y^ouii??* At JSor^
NORTH TRY ON STREET*
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ITAKK pleasure in informing my friends tlint' k
I am established with Messrs. J. A. Young
| iSl fhin, in I'liarlolle, N. ('., where I will lie Imp- ^
I py to meet and serve any persons who may favnrf.
j me witli a e >'!.
We are m.w receiving an 1 opening tlie largest ^ ^
I and most carefully selected 1
Stock of Clothing
t(? he found in any Market short of llie wholesale
Marls. The Slock presents every vuricly ?
of Style and Grade of
llusiiiOMH iiimI Suits
ami undcr-clothing, for Gentlemen, that can ho
asked for, ami it is I lie pnrposc of I lie proprie- Jj
tors to sell their Goods at r. V
siioirr ntoriTs. Is J
If not convciiiont to visit Charlotte, I wil'
give my personal attention to making selecttofis * n
for any orders that my friends may entrust to - .
inc. * R. F. HT0KK8. *'{ 1
Oct 10 42 it
CRACKERS. j\
Soda, Corn Hill, Lemon Snaps, Ihilliiaw / ""J
SWKLT WINK, FANCY M'' NAC. * j m'
Vanilla Cream. Strawheiry, Ginger Ntal / J
SON I'AltKIL, I.IMON l'|C NIC, ?' ?
l.cmon Cream, Ginger Snaps, Cream, Novct. ml
CAKKS, I'KA t'AKKS, .1 ('M Iti Vf I
Sugar Cakes, .Vc., at II. F. HALLS \ C(J vli
NO I STOI1F J Si
10 Jf