I'or 111" 'I
TO
BY LOIS.
The sun's departing ^picndur jrljw*
Adow n the rritnsou W?.?t,
An 1 airy birds now reek i?|n?i)
In leaf)- glades where shadow* icst.
A hove tlac trees 'he clear new moon
I.it'll up ?lie Yell ?r gather'njr gloom,
Like hope fl.nl miuIis through sorrow's strife
A fx! half dispel* (he ills of life.
Where viae leaves 'hoop L stand nlone,
Ami think, uear one, of thee :
Oh 1 w luhl lhai thou couhl'st ijuiclily come
Ami " { erul this evening * hour with me.
rhrotirh waving wo d!>wids. hrccres bear
The sweetest, eth)r< rieh nmJ nire ?
No cue should test upon llmt brow,
If thou wert here, besiJc me now
Our | ureal though'. <, unJ bes;, we d share,
\?'I ihun the tangled theeiuls would lake,
Of our ptt.>t lives?one here, one there Ami
hold tliciu up I' love s sweet .~-ake.
Wo d truce up them wiih tuanv a smile :
With treasure if the heart beguile
l"i?i ? rveninj? hour, could ?v-; hut men,
<>)i ' ! vt, nii<l hol<l communion -am*
t>f all the ilny? sine? hist met,
'Tis ntiw my heart most !unj?* fur t u<r ;
All, dent est, 1 cm ne'er forget 1
t.'uite all tlut iiiou httsl been o io
Above flic trees the clear full nm :n
Lifts ,i{ the voi! jf shimmering gloom,
And round my heart love s me..: t ies p'ay ;
lint t'ton, i'. ! ait fur ws'iy.
A Mi i>kitn Wamitn< tun.?
Yesterday nitiruirig a careless in.i.s .ii dropped
a hall' l.'-iek from tho ccoud >tur) oi" a build-1
ihg out on ,1' fToi 'ii street on which ho |
w is at work. Leaning over the wail and ,
glancing downward, lie discutered a i\ sp.-c |
table citizen, with his silk hat scrunched,
over his eyes and oar.-, using In una reeuuibent
postm The muson, in tones ol so ait ,
Hpjueln nsi'a. ked : ' D tl that brick nil j
any one down titer: The citizen, with j
great ddlicnuy e.xtric iti'ir: himself fro?n the
gtuv v.-lilting extinguisher int . wniihhii- hn? ;
(.ail l>- in truiistvruiod, replied. wnh r !?-: ! !
ertbie, wrutn "Vc.", sir, it did; it hit!
jut.' '"'Hut'- rijjht,'" exclaimed the ma-1
son, i.i t. ncs i.f ui <!isguw>d admirutiou 1
"Nablo man ! 1 would rather have v ast' a
a thousand bricks than have had you tell
mo a lie about it. ? Jit'r/hnjtoU 'lairkcyt '
liK.WI.Ntl I ( liSltA X I) \N1? ('JUr.l'HF.N FOR 1
CV.vscikvk ^akk.?A curious case of j
&wrakcn?.d couscione.: if thus ' cportod from !
1 imiiliii, N Y.; ' ( )n Thursday morning last '
Mrs. (Mi.ui.s Randall tjuictlv informed her i
husband that during the period of twelve ,
)i thirteen years iu which they had been J
married bhe had not bceu to lnm what a i
wife should bo. and sin- bad made up her
mind to leave this part of the country. She '
had >_'ivi n tho v.attm much thought, and
decided it was, i'r >n. all considerations, b\*t |
that she .should g away and leave him and j
ber three liti h: ones to live in pence and;
happiness. The wile calmly prepared breakfast,
ieft tho morning's work uiiinished, |
packed hti trunk, Ki?->cd hex children, and
d* parted, the hired r.ian accompanying her '
t > Rrockport. whore she took the 5 P. M. ;
tram for nohodv knows where.'1
*
* ^t'RONW 0?.!ri*i ioN ? "Are you sat- i
isfl?u ..... . ny, gentlemen ?" said -Judge '
Nnonrui thi. morning alter the jury had been
impanelled.
' Wear'. aid the lawyers in chorus.
A tall, gaunt figure rose up solemnly iu
the my box and said impressively, "l>ut
I'm not."
' What's your objection, Mr. Snooks.'"
iuquircd his honor, blandy.
' "his young man on my right, your honor,
has been eating onions."
"Objection overruled; go ou with the (
ease," observed Judge Nouniu, with a -og- .
nifieaut glance at the slu-ritt. and the tallest ;
man sat. down resignedly, and held a white i
naiMKciviuol to ms n?>:.c :u a knot ul sig- ;
nal of distri R9 -fJ'ntirn (!melf'
If you seo a youug. man, abou' du.sk, |
*ne iking through tho hack streets keeping
close to the hou.se walls and wearing a pair ;
of immaculate white trousers, with u gliast
ly clot of green on each knee, you can bet
he bus just got home from a pic-uic.
A Yankee, advertising for a v.ifu, says :
"It would ho well it" the lady wcru possessed '
of a competency sufficient to secure her ;
against exccssiv > grief iu ease of accident '
iccurring to her companion "
OITlt COUNTY TIC'IvliT. |
Far Iii/iret'ntalitf,
II. WALLACE,
(5. I). I'BAKK,
WILLIAM JEFFItlKS.
/'or Sheriff,
f:OL. 15. MALUETH.
/'fir Clr.tk, i
f'HA HLKS Bul.T.
For f'rotate Judge,
JOSEPH K. 01 ST.
For School Comuutrir.mr,
KEY. A. A. JAME?.
For Coun'if Coniin if*ioners,
J F. HAlLFiY, of t'ross Key*.
W. f.. fiOlJDKI.OCK. of tiou ley?ville.
I?. 1* IM'Nf'AN, of ?iju'ien Kill.
J>elegatr.i ir. Stole Convention,
W. II Wall arc. J. I.', Hicliarda, I Ion. T. H.
Jeter ami Dr. J. IV Tliornati.
The Rural Carolinian.
Tin: ureat soi'thekx
Ajfi'icultural
Haii<Inoiiiii> Printed and Spleiiilidlt II- ;
lit* (ruled.
SIXT V-FOCK pages' ef reading matter, eni_
bracing contribution* fr >iu tlie best ngticullural
writers of the Soul it, and correspondence
on agricultural subjects, from all purls of tlie
world.
I?. W. AIKKN, Koitou.
No agricullural paper or magazine in the
country, North or South, we venture lo say, can
boast a tti ire wciy/it'/ list of contributors than
the Hunt I Carolinian. Other publications might,
perhaps, display a larger array of names, but
in practical experience, learning, talent, influence
aud special position, the Hut 11 Carolinian
is not easily matched.
Ion :
Single copi.o 2ft
(.mio < opy. ??ne year .5 'J (X)
Six Copies, " " 10 0*> ;
Ten ? " 1ft 00
Twenty " " " 80 Oo j
Address, D. WVATT AIKKN,
Cokesbury,
Abbeville Co., S.
July 28. '7'? 10 tf
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
oy
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
1870. ,
t if 11?T y-s i: t;? \ i? v i: % h. ;
rnilK Kci.mtiu reprint* th> be^t Essays, He-j
1 views, Scientific Papcrs/fales, Stories, Po- | ,
cms, iiinl Hiogrnplik'ttl .SWe'vi;?? from the whole ' i
ficM of foreign literature. ami it .j??iucim1? it- |
self especially to these re* tor." wl > aeeh profit,
?? well h? nunisernenr. in solid ".n1. healthful
literature. ?
LITERATURE.
In the department of general literature, the ,
/ >{, ?{.> is unsurpassed by any of the literary
monthlies. A class of writers contribute to the ,
MlgllStl periodicals such OS SCldolil appear ill ;
American mugaxirie*, and the choicest of their 1
articled are rcpruduccl in 'lie J'clrctu. Amon^ l
int writers recently represcutel m its pages are j
the Kighi lion. M' K. tSladsione, James Anti.o- |
n v Kroudc, M itiliow Arnold, Charles Kingsley. |
l-'oheri Hucliai in. Lenin Stephen, \itliur lleip?,
Alfred Terryson, Thomas Hughes, William;
liluck. Mrs. Oitpbuut, Tin s. Hardy, William '
Morris. Mis* fhuckoray, Mrs. AlexutiJcr, aud j
others eipiaMy eminent
SCIENCE.
It is l?elievc<l that in this department the
A'cterfie is more comprehensive aiid i ?nip!ete ' |
than any othvi magfc ne not delusively devoted j
to the subject. Its article; arc nriit'm by 'he ! I
InvMinr authorities in their special fields : n; j
Profs. Huxley and Tyndutl, litcbnil l'roctoi-, '
II.A., l'rof. Owen, I?r. \V. It. Carpenter, Mm ;
Mn.ler, J. Xorinnn Lockyer, Herbert Spcnctr, ,
nil of whom hnvc been roprfsenlo I in recent j ;
sues of the .Mt?jr*7tii?.
BIOGRAPHY. | t
'''here is no brunch of literature moro impor- i
taut and, at the saioe time, i tore generally in- ' ]
tcrc tinjt, than I'-iojcafdiy. In tins department, J i
therefore, wilt be found sko'ehes < ) most of the I ,
famous men > f 'lie pre.-.' 'it an I j nst times.
FICTION.
In "his department the host current literature 1
of its class is Ion mi ; comprising occasional so- J
rial novels, but cliictly the slot' stories and' l
tales, for which the Kngliah Mugn inesatcd .- !(
servedly celebrated | ,
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS. j
The KJitnrtal Report incuts n Literary N< - ' i
tic s, Morcigu Literary Notify. Science and Art, ?
and Varieties. These tiro second to none in t
point of freshness, variety, and interest i
ENGRAVINGS. : I
No oilier m-tgurit v is ?o artistically i'lo-.toted ["]
at (ho Kach uutnber contaiux a
>>.ri 'iuyraving- usually n portrait- executed'
in the best niatiii.r. These engravit gs ci-'
pertnnncnt value.
TKll.MS Single copies. 4-j cents : one copy, *
nc year, ?i~> t\v? copies. -yj ; (if uhov* rat** in- ' '
rhnl> pox'f.t. Voltrne; commence in January 1
and July. Suhscrr tmns may bee in >.t any
time The / . lectir. will be clubbed with at v '
other pei! dienl te-piired. Address.
K. F. PELTON, Publlftlior.
25 Bond St., N Y. j5
A1 ir. ui *76. 11 If
Laurensville jo
l^cnialo Oolh'ii'R.
rnilK Scholastic year insists of tv-o Sessions, j
X The i I l!>T SlisSIt ?N 11 oiti I lit- I 'ir?.i of.
Hctnbor to tlio 151 It nf I'ehnittr.l :
the SMC'NO, froui f5fh FeitriltU',! to
llic itil of J uly
TH11MS PKIt SI *iv; 111 \ i.. i .1..i.
Primary Department $10 0"? j
Academic Id 00 i
Collegia to 25 00 i
Contingencies 2 i
EXTRA STl D1K8 (Optional.
Music v'.'') 00 I'
Use of iustruuicut 'J 1*0 j '
French 10 00 ::
Drawing <tnd l'ainting 10 00 !
Artificial Work 10 00 j '
Pupils in all the Departments have t '. advantages
.>f du:'. < alisthenic.
Hoard (including washing, fuel ?n-l J-.tiu I 1
l'J.OO j or month payable 'iitarteriy in advance.
l'upils from abroad allowed to board in pti- i
v.iie families of relatives and Iriends, when re- 1
iptc-le I by patrons : but su-h i upils inu.-t he I
subject t?? the rule* and regulations of tlit Col- j
lege. | (
it is iiupotiuri to pupils that they bo outer d ,
lit t ie beginning of the {icssijti. and lint t!.-ir '
studies be not interrupted by uaucco.-Miry id
sences. No .' '.'.uidicn for absence except in en- j
se* of protracted illness.
Pupils fjtitst lie subject at all time- to rcguln- i
lio.t- in department us in studies.
For fu. .hor particular* apply to
JAMES FA P ROW,
l'H'jith tit.
.iitren?villc, P. Jan. 128, ISTil. 'i tf
TI UO
COLUMBIA REGISTER, j
rtiii.tsiti.ti
DAILY, TIM-WEKKI.V AND WEEKLY. j
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PA-!
PER AT THF. CAPITAL.
I
TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
Dai in , mx months .. "><?
I iti-Wr.uK lv, six months 2 oO
Wr.nKly, six months . 1 00
CHEAPEST
|
Book and Job Printing;
Office
I IN T1IK HTATi:.
fr./ * Address al! comuiu-iic.itions, of whatever
character, to
Manager REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
May 12, 70 1.' tf
-THE- SOUTHERN
CULTIVATOR,
Fur l''ur'ij }'< ',* thr Fnnncs' AJvocatr an>l
Frit il'l.
N'OTKl.MI I'd. T STKKMMi MKKIT ,vu!d
have sustained it so long, and given it the
wide and extended circulation it lias. Planters
from Virginia to Texas are constantly excli inging
\lews and relating their experience through
its columns. It is
PRACTICAL AM? 8("'IENTIKIC,
and conducted specially wit It reference to the
Agriculture, Horticulture and Gardening
I
OF THE SOUTH.
Msr 6, 1876. 1H tf
4Joil<*? Hand Mhido Hhurm.
\SriiKNDlb AjtSolll'MKN T just received,
at OKK & III MIMIRIBS'
Hotel Store.
April'21, 70 16 if
C* ^ i (1*0 A Vcr''*7 ut'muie. Sample* worth
?7?} '?juvu fl free. Sti.sson & To., Portland,
Maine Apr '2 1. '70?10?ly
.Tied lea I Police.
milK undcrslgued have formed a t'opartnerJL
ship for the practice of Medicine in Cnion
County un.Ur thv firm name of Tiloxao.N A
mi'nko. a. iv. thomson.
THEOI'OI'A MI XRO.
May 12, 1H70 IS' ' lin
O J a # day ?t home. Agents wanted. Out?])
1 q fit and terms free. TUUE k CO., Augusta,
Maine. Apr. 21, '70?10?ly
IjMNKS'FTOBACCOTat
OEK AHUM I'll KIKS'.
I Oct 2D 411 tf
PROSPECTOU3.
TIIK ClIARLLSTlN
Journal of Commerce.;
O v
"Tl>K ClIAItl.RSTO* 1'im l.-ltisu ,
<uo the Iir?: number el' a 1
Newspaper called
TJIF J't/CRNAL l>> fON
This nevepapcr. as its name
Jcvote a largo portion of its s|
to the development and extension '
LOCAL t'O.H.M KRl'F
of tlif < Iiy 11 f < Initios, on, and the gem ^
provemcnt of the material interests < !'
t'areliiin. It will endeavor to represent* ? ? '
faiiiifnl ind cnlighteuol manner, tlw rest *le- 1
incuts of rtic community, in which it looks or
nnM iili'ttfO ti i -nil v tiiilttulriullv ?
r~<?- ..v, ......... j
it :s ro aim t the pi ejectors to make
aod e'jitwlly valuable lo tlio family, 1
tlio merchant, ;!ie farmer and manufao'
I > t.il'ill, as far as po?sihl?, every ro
of an
ADVANCED MODF.KN J0UH>
Its news columns will be supplied v,i
and 1km inf irtnation attainable, ami
will In* lies' ved > pon (lie preparation,
burnt ion of its
Its niluiniks will always l o open to o?
atmns i f a proper cliaracier, from re .??
parties, and the redress of public wrongs .tiid !
i;r cvanees * always find in it a .rilling and '
.ympatlict<c ni odium.
Ill j olilics, ibc Jvt'rn-il of fvrsll bg^ii
l>oiiii>oriiti<.' ; keeping ibrvust of ?!>o' m ?
ran ' land progressive views of the p
And. in it? financial policy, ad vocalic. e,
ipeidi'-sr possible return of the courtly / a i
ne'altio currency, consistent with the safety of j
as business interests.
'! hrec editions of tli J trmtl ' f ' mn?re* will ,
>e primed- -a Daily edition, wliirli will hep'iut- .
1 every morning, except f-ut: lay ; a'' ri sef'n'y '
litiou, which will be printed on Tuc lay and .
>ui-,.i i.'ys. nnd a Weekly edition, which w'.l be |
irn ted on .Saturdays. These cutioi.s w .1 be
leliv -red by carriers to city subscribers, o.-cnt j
liroiigh the. mails to non-ciiy subscribers post ;
?ai I, at the following rates :
Ihtily. strictly in advance 8 Op j
I'ri \\ ecl.ly, in advance > !,tt j
iVeekiy, in adiuti c J 00 |
\t. ilie Journal oj f'otumere starts win the !
i:".|iie'd countenance and support of thelitis!* j
ic-i" community if t.'hiirlcston, nnd with a arc: |
ulisiipti'in l'..?t, already obtained, it. ts o-vious j
lint it otTcr? i'liiisual inducements to ad or lis- :
vs. firculnting in nearly evcy ceuiti rciul j
xtabli-hineut. anil rend in nearly every iiotne ,
tircle in tlio eity, nr. 1 nppeuling o n lurjc nr I 1
"instantly inerersing cut ii try patr'wia;;c..t.s coli
in r. > will furnish the heat it means for our eit- !
7et.v to make their hu.sino.is wants kruw u to !
aclt other nod to tin. world.
i] plication at tin- Office, N(i. 1 FAST ItAY.
Ci.aim.ktto>, S, May I, 1S7C',
May "?> !1 tf [
X. IN. HOBNON,
?!s KAST ll.IV,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
i no
DEALER IN FERTILIZERS. !
< ii titf.i.fT?>N, b'. November . i>.
n A VI Mi been engaged lor twenty ?ciir"? in
iliv iinntto Trade ?iiIt ciuim-i nn [ \
l?"un-1 ii advisable to introduce lYvtili/?rs ua- '
ler my own name and guarantee. t have made
ur.ihgonieiita to have prepared a (iinini> under
it) ins|nctiun and coutmb alio) 11OUS0YS
'OTTUN \NlM-Ol:N FFUTll.lZEK. This (l?- i
ino is oi' I lie highest standard, It c. ntui
imong otlicr valuable ingredient.*. - hrcr pr.lent.
oT Ammonia, ou'o am'. -v tiulr pi - 1. . (
I'ui.ish, and fourteen percent, of Available i ?. ? hate.
I also have prepared for me n t'OMi(?r\i)
Ann UHOSIMIATU of the highest
indurd. These Kevtilir.fi? me comj on tided > f
llie purest materials. i.t. I :w< inairj ahitcd and
tot e I under the st?|?or. v.-ion (' Dr. Si. J. I'jv
i-nel of this city, whose inn ic gi\o-> o warrant
' n cii- hi.,it clniraeloi tin I ndaptaii?vi f.?r our
- '.ii. 1 offer these K< rti 1:x, r? to I'hiiif.rs - i. the
I. Mowing favorable lenn.* :
Ho1>hoii*s Cotton him! Corn l-'orl'r.
Cash, r 11 per ton; '>n 'lime. So1'.
ltol?K<>n*s t'?nt|Mi;iii(l Veil!
Cash, S'JS per ton, On Time, S' o.
Planters ordering immediately will be allow td
t 'he first of Apiil tu decide which hey prefer,
cash or time. An order for a err 1 >.? 1 ot
eight ten-t will he sent free of ilrnyngr; hut lor
a less amount ?! per ten, will be charted. On
orders f?<r large lots from Oraugt rs or teulcr.s, n
liberal discount will he allowed.
1 take this occasion to return my (hunks to
iliose who have so largely pu'mimed tic Fertilizers
hitherto otTerecl by ine and in soliciting
ilieir favorable attention to another, 1 pledge my
best efforts to merit a continuance of confidence
by keeping tlie highest standard of Fertilizers
adapted to Cotton and Corn. I luvv appointed
Mii. W. A. NICHOLSON
my Agent foe the Sub- of my Fcrtizers in
Union County.
Dec 'JJ 51 tf
Fancv Candies.
HOCK, J A PAN lis I! STICKS,
Chocolate Cream I M om,
Mint .ozengus,
Decorate*! Hon Bone,
Venetian Bon l?u?s,
Crystal Bi.a Buns,
Asiatic Bon II .11.s,
Craun Figs, ('ream Date*,
Conversation Hearts,
Conversation Lozenges
Fancy Cocoa, Cream, Cordial,
Orange fln'l Lemon Slices, dun Drops
Assorted, Crystallised Motto Sticks,
Decorated Animals, Hearts,
Sugar Plums assorted, Cream Frogs,
\T B. F. 11A W JX fc CCS.
No. 1 -Bore.
Nov. 19 IP
CHOW OHOW.
lffccALL], CATSUP, PICKLE, m/.r1
td antI plain, ami Sauces, at
B. F. RAMI J ,<fc CO'8.
No. 1 W".
Nov. 19 46 tf
Ladies' <u*<on? .Hade *.
liiKhTtii m i n-i ior spring ant. tntner
.1? wear juet received, at
GKK & IIUMPIi vfE8'
Hotel Stoje.
\prii 21, '70 16 tf
WK will close out our Fall find Wionr Stock
Cheiijt for Ca*h.
OFF. fr HUMl'UIKS
Feb 1 ? _r.
AS U i* V 1? Y of tl.oso IN(\iMPiiA.VBUr
CHKAl* Sill UTS?Keep's Partlylimdo,
constantly on hand.
HICK, McLUlU.fr CO.
Apr. 21 10 6 2t
IIEI^NEDXswk
I HON, lJKO tV STEEL and !JL ) fF,S\
AT I). F. RAWLS < COfl.
NtX 1 vfOHK.
Nor. 10 It. tf
BI.\\KKT.< W1I1TK AND Ctft
OBSD, nt
<*KK k HUMPH RflSfl'
Oot 1 *> 41 ' 'tf.
Sugrnr, Ooffeo and Te.
KICE McLUTtL JT 6.
1 .May i'ft 21 IT
V
CH
^ |
"|?R '<M'H I'Oli 1H7?.
| iU$ ( and brightly illustrated
aucl satiracle paper
^ utcrcdf" upon the seventh year of its
'y cxhtonce, and this bciug the Centeuyear
oi' our national independence, the
lishcrs tnWc- pride in saving that it will
be. as it never has yet been, a whit beind
the times in holding up the humorous
I,- satirical side of everything American.?
the merry side of this great und glorious ;
(\ihlntini.il v??:ir will ri'Ci it?> uikitninl nf r.>n.
*.?n in the bright columns of- A uiericu's fa- '
c humorous paper.
he publisher of 0<i(k puiut with i
e to the wholly unexampled success of I
r paper, and, pledging tlnuisclves that i
M be iii the future cveu better than in
*, they isk a continuation of that
tronago which has placed it at the
ud 'rout of American humorous papers,
i. o have made arrangements which will
table us *o present M7A7 Out* in a briglit- j
.* nud better simp than heretofore, having |
recently taken possession of our new pubh- !
cation office, and had fine copper-faced type j
a:ut especially f'.v us, together with all the .
vast paraphernalia required in the prodneii?
such a p .|)-r as we give the public [
at ime low price of ten. cents per copy.
Wc have also made arrangements with
01 io new artists, and shall at the same time
rctai sue! fuvoritw is Thomas Worth,
I'iiANIt lh'1.1 KW, iroi'KINS, WOOJ.E. ;
WaI.M, Kkank Bkahi-, Hisuek, Opi?kh, j
s'l'vl1 ;?\ iia itl)t. j!o't || i'.n'! atteit. bk.v 1>av j
KKTIKI.i.S, I'ai.MM; MANN, KIXOS '
iji.'hv, s t i i i.. w ill i k. sl'kkry, katon '
Suki.iiov, etc , whilj the e litori.il depart-i
mem will still iiinnii, in the hands of its I
founder, the vixneious Buicktop. ot' whom |
enough is kn wu without more being said. |
As an additional inducement to subscribe j
fni the C"utecnial year, wu have at grout :
expense prepared a comic ehrotnu the crown- |
iug effort of that g: phic inouius, Hopkins .
It is a work of ait. worthy of an elegant |
frame, and is worth at least one-half the !
price asked for the subscription. It is a '
horse pie c " being a burlesque id Ma-j
7.ej pa ;icd 10 the back of the fiery, untamed J
stood. A copy will be scut t.teach suoseri- i
her daring the year.
Advertisers are beginning to iind out
that llVb/ Oafs reaches a gn tier rmmbei ,
of hve u.i i than any otli r ill Jstrntwl p:i- '
per n Arncricv. and therefore it is a first- !
ci?N? medium of advertising. j
To thorn v '.new MVA/ (Jul* wo iicc-ti !
not s.i} tl at u lias toi, ?1??*_.-? not, ami will :
not contain a tv? rd : *? illustration which
may not he till; n i*it*> (. very family i i the \
land. hun we give in various sized loses,
but never vulgarity in any shape. it ia
thoroughly America!, in sentiment. wholly
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April 7. '70. 14 tf
iThe Weekly Sun.
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KNTY SIX is the Centennial year.?
i it .s also tno year hi wit tell an Opposition
| House of Representatives, the first since
| the war, will be in power at Washington ;
: ami the year of the twenty-third election of
la I'rrfei'leut ('1' the Uuitod States. Ail of
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lives, taking up the line of inquiry < petted
years ago l?y The Sun, will sternly and diligently
investigate the corruptions and misdeeds
of Chant's administration; and
will, it ia to he hoped, lay the foundation
for a new and better period in onr national
history. Of all this 7V.< Sun will contain
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upon these absorbing topics.
Tito twenty-third Presidential election,
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lor n third term of power and plunder, and
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a.- stories, talcs, poems, scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for
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daily edition Tin* agricultural denartuicnt
cspeoiully is one of its prominent features.
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it-, columns; nnd so are tho markets of ovcry
kind.
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Address THE SlIN,
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* April 7, 7C. 14 tf
. D VERTIS BMENTS.
li. V. UXOXP.
venger & Edmond,
RK'IVMOXD, VI.
M it u u t*?* ? t ?? r ?' r cm o I"
Portable and Stationary Engines..
Boilers of nil kinds.
Circular Saw Mills,
Crist MUls,
Mill Ueartaar,
Shaftlnar, Vullejrs, Ac.
American Turbine Water VI heel,
Cameron's Special,Steam I'unips.
St; VI) FOR CATALOG i'F.
Oct. l.r>, 18?:">. 41 ly
Talbott & Sons,
S1IOKOE MACHINE tVOItRS,
Kiolimoiul, Vn.
M ANUFACTUKE118 OF
Stcillll I'lll'i ill's ii nil Itn! Ii.r.
Agricultural Engines,
Circular Saw Mills,
Grist, Hark and I'lastor Mills,
Shafting-, lUnem ami l'nllcys.
Improved Turbint Water Wheels.
Oct. 1"', 1H 7 . 41 ly
B. F WATSON, |
FURNITURE WORKS AND LUM- |
BBR MLLS,
Richmond, Va.
CIOTtagk nrostkaos" chamber and
i FintMTUKK LOUNGES, ( IIAI ICS. Ac.,
manufactured of Walnut and cheaper hardwoods.
ATo Soft /'ine Haul.
Collage Bedstee Is a:ul cheap Mattresses leading
article*.
Oct. 15, 1875. 41 ly
Fagliics, !tl?lIn, Iron W orks, Ac.,
WM. TANNER & CO.,
It X C II M O IV D , V A .
Oct. 1ft, 1875. 41 ly
Rice, McLure & Co.
VNNOYNt'F, that they have icccived a full '
line ol'
l\\ 1,1. AND WINTEIl GOOBS,
lu which ihcy respectfully call hr> fttfcrtijn of
purchasers. These good; have hecn carefully
selected, purchased nt low prices, ond are otfeied
on i lie most reasonable terms.
The attention of (lie Ladies is especially directed
to the
did>s cools, ,
siiawls, cloaks.
TRIM MINGS.
.MILLINERY GOODS,
SILK NECK TIES, x
1111 FLINGS, IIOS1 F.HY.
GLOVES AND
FANCY Ut')T?"LES, |
Dj.splavO'l 'jv
RICE. McLUItE <Sc CO.
Oct. 1' 41 tf
J AS. H. GOSS,
! A < t o i* it ?* ;y i\ I. ji. >v ,
\0. I, fiHU )CilllK<'.
Union C. If., S . O .
i
VV71I.I. practice in the Circuit and Prolate
I V < Ola:.-, of the State.
Prompt attention given to collection*.
I Oct. 58) 48 tf
c a n \ 1: 1 >
Corned Hoof,
I Midshipman Oysters (On bat in tiiirlref.)
j Aspanigas, t Oyntc. liny.)
l'inc Apples, Pears,
Peaches Tomatoes,
l'o| per. S|?KV, ' tMfT"f9
Mustard, Sea l't m>. Raking 1" ndcrs.
i AT It F 11/ V\ l.S ,S: (JO'S.
I No. 1 Store.
Nov I > 40 tf
lioota and Slices,
J A Ml tIctulcui n, Ladies and Children ?vnrII
vniiti-.l 111CK, McLl'lll. & C<).
Oct. 1 1! tf
I MKN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
A FULL, SUPPLY,
AT RICK, M< LUK? .v CO S.
Oct. K? 41 if
Russian Diapering,
\V 1*11;V largo Stock nnd ttie pr?ttiest Pat.
tens. at UKE & HUMPHRIES'.
| Oct. 1 80 tf
L" IEADY MA UK CLOTHING,
i A COMl'I.ETK STOCK, nt
GEE ,y 111 Ml'JIRIES:
; Oct /'? 40 t
T}AI>I,0('KS, TAHLK nnd l'Ot'KET CUTI
LI'.flY, Trace Chains, Jlanics, Hnckbnwis
and llooks, Spades and Shovels and Plow linos,
at GFKfc HUMlMlitlKS'.
| Fob 1 0 If
l? A I NTS.
' Drv and in Oil.
Paint Brushes,
Varnishes.
Linseed Oil?Boiled.
Window Glass and Putty.
Kept for Sule, By
B. F. RAWI.S & OO.
Nov Hi -41J tf
Hats and Caps,
ALL STYLES AND PRICES,
AT RICE, McLl'RE & CO'S.
I? Oct. 15 41 tf
BOTTL.KD
D randy, Matter id, Sherry and Purl Wines, an<l
JJ randy Peachm, at
B. F. UAWLS k CO S. No. 1 Store.
Nov. 10 4H tf
THE KING OF SHIRTS
MA1>E OF WAMASUTTA MUSLIN and '21
Hundred Linen, yerfet! jit tiny, for $lt>.00
ja'r dozen, Cath, at
FOS TP 11 ,y U'/LKINS"
I .Inn. 7 1 tf
cigars!
4 FULL supply of the popular brand Peril*
J:\ llnr, formerly Punch, for pale by the
hundred or thousand at the No. 1 .Store of
B. F. It AWLS & CO.
East. Union.
Axes, Trace Chains. Hames
AND ALL KINDS of Farming Implements, at
FOSTER A WILKINS'.
Jan. 7 1 tf
Winter Goods
AT KKUUl Kl? ITUUKH. (ALL Ay J) SEE
TOE BARGAIN'S at
FOSTER ? WILKIN#.
Jan. 7 1 if
New Stock of Prints at
POSTER & W ILK INS'.
Jan. 7 1 if
LADIK8 SHAWLS AT
GEE & HUMPHRIES.
Oct 29 4iJ If
fliinM!~Gnnri!I
CI. HEAT bargains in Guns. A good BreechJ
Loader for SIO 00.
RICE, McLURE A CO.
Oct 22 42 tf
Old Pnpurn for Hule.
"^INQUIRE at this office.
TIME TABLE NO. 8.
SPARTAN BURG- & UNION R. R.
In l.ffot't i?- 10 A. H., )' i. . 'in..!.. 1870.
DOWNWARD.'^ T~ I I'Vv \ ill' .
SloMiAvn, ^dnksdays auil ]"Ti k.s!'?vs.Tin kxhvami
FIIMVi I SiTUtPAT. I'jjw
STATIONS si Arrive. Ixavc. ~ Arrive. J Leara.
^imrtaiitiiirK.I I 9.30...UI 68 S.JOj.ui! \j$$,
Pacuii'l. 111 > 10.20a.ni 10.2557 2.25 " i .'JWp.m WSHk"
.IniM'svllU. ;1S HI.6B" 11.00 " .*>o Jjm " | 2.00 "
t'uloli. r28(ll.4.1 " 12.181>in 40 12-16 " | 120 "
.Snnluc. :?7;i?/Ai.ui 1.00" 31 12.15 " 112.20 "
Klali flam. 421 1.20 " 128" 26 UA0a.ni ll.?? la
SheltOU. 48' 1 AO " 2/W ' 20111 15 " 11.20 '
I.jflea' Fowl. .VI 2.26" 2 to " 18 10.47" 10.60"
Slrotlien. |6rt 2.46 " 2.5o " 12 10-26 " 10.30 "
Alston. 3.48 " 9.30 "
A3>~ < !'* <> (' iiiieciimi luadu with (in cinIllo anil Col
iinhia Triiina? Maae* a'. Trains ou arrival in Sjiart-iu
nurg, (<j cvn >< y ruMtugcra to UtonDs or Cherokco
."51?rnig? wine evening.
\V. AV. DAVIEIS.
Hupc rlutenUon (.
June 9,1476 *1 tf
Greenville and Columbia R. R.
CHANGE UK SCHEDULE.
Passenger Trains rim daily, Sundays exceptcJ,
connecting with Night Trains on South Carolina
Itailroad up and down On and attcr
.MONDAY, May 2ftth, the following will bo ihcschedule
:
ur.
Leave Columbia at 7.45 a inLeave
Alston ft.80 a m>
I eavc Newberry 10.50 a n?
Leave Cokosbury 2.17 pin
Leave Helton 4.00 p in
Arrive at Greenville 5.35 p m.
vows.
[.cave Greenville at 8.05 a n?
Leave Helton 0.55 a in
Leave Cckcsbury 11.33 a m.
Leave Newberry 2.40 p m
Leave Alston 4.20 pm
Arrive at Columbia . 5.55 p m
AND HUSO V Lit A NCI I AND BUTE RIDGE
DIVISION,
news. rr.
Leave Wallialla. ...0.15 a nt Arrive 7.15 p m
Leave Perry title...7.00 n m Arrive 0.40 p iu
Leave Pendleton...?.50 a in Arrive 6.00 p ?
Lviive Anderson...8.50 a n? Arrive 5.00 p m
Arrive at Helton...'J.40 u ni Leave 4.00 p ni
THOMAS DODAMKAD,
General Superintendent.
.Iaiivz Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent.
June ft. 187(1. 28 tf
John Rodger
AT T O L LD reaped fully Inform hie friends and
V v fi rmcr customers that lie has
RE-OPENED HIS
(rrfiP.Grv Rt.nrft
vi * v v v jl J N/ V V/ A V J
AT THE
OLD NTAND,
i And is now receiving ft completely New Stock of
UltOlEltlKS,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Bootn and Shoen,
HT'OYKS,
TOBACCO?All Qualities,
Warranl?<l HAVANXA C'lRiirs,
And nli other articles found in a complete Grocery
Store.
My Tin Shop
Is .--till in operation, and 1 apt ready to do nt
kinds o? Tin NVork, from mending n coffer po
I to making inc. largest article usually constructed
I of Tin. All work executed in the most workmnii'il'p
'iinmigi'.
To My Old Friend**.
Feeling tlmnkful for the libarol patronage
i heretofore given me, 1 respectfully invite my
! old friends, and as many new ones as feel inclined,
to call and examine my stock. It wil lie
my endeavor in the future, ns in the past, to so
conduct my business that purchasers will find
it to their interest to luiv of me.
JOHN N01MJK1I.
May 0 ltt tf
NEW FIRM.
GEE & HTTMIPHRIES'
Cheap Store
iv Tin.'
us on; vni?in IIIUI wjr lliciiua ir.liy riliriigl 10 <W
nic. 11. P. STOKES.
Oct lfl 42 tf
CRACKERS. .
Soda, Corn Kill, Lemon Snapr., Brilliant,
8WF.ET WINE, FANCY NIC NAC,
Vanilla Crenm. Strawberry, Ginger Nutr,
NON I'AHEIL, LEMON PICNIC,
Lemon Cream, Ginger Snaps, Crenm, Novelty
CAKES. TEA CAKES, JUMBLES,
Sugar Cakm, tic., '?l IL F. KA1YL8 & CO'S
NO. 1 STOKE.
Nov. 10 -10 if J
.. ?fr
^
W E W )l O T KlVil (IITiDIXti.
MESSRS. ??:?? T*6K*; and M. M. himruniKf,
having formed a copartnership
for the purpose of conducting a Mercantile business
in Union, are receiving their stork of
entirely New Goods, in the store of the NEW
HOTEL, which they offer to the people of Gniou
(\>unty at as low prices as they can be put. Our
.sti ck consists of
DRY GOODS,
OKOIERIEM,
1JOOT?, SliOKft, IIATS
Crottltcry Wurc unci
WOODEN WARE,
with all other articles cf Merchandise.
ffc offer fine HoiucMidr Shoes and ltoot?,
at the lowest prices.
LADIES SHOES
ruade to order and warranted.
J* R IN T N,
BROWN AND BLEACHED
II O 111. e 8 ]) U 11 H m
PL A11> OSNABCKUN,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, &c., Ch?vy.
GEE & HUMPHRIES,
Oct. 1 ?'.? tf
R. F. STOKES,
WITH
JT. ^V. Y oiing- & Son
SOUTH THY OS STREET,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
I TAKE pleasure in infovming my friends thai
( ;tm established with Messrs. J. A. Young
A Son, in Charlotte, X. C., where I will he happy
to moot and serve any persons who may favor
me with a call.
We arc now receiving an:l epeniug the largest
and most carefully selected
Stock of Clothing
to bo fonnd in any Market short of the wholesale
Marts. The Stock presents every variety
of Style and Grade of
ISuMiiiesg and Dress Nuits
and under clothing, for Gentlemen, that can lie
asked for, and it is the purpose of the proprietors
to sell their Goods at
SHOUT PROFITS.
If not convenient to visit Charlotte, 1 will
give my personal attention to making selections
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