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HB^^uicraiunr. ior War in Ehokpiki.u.?Sinvt ^^^CioTcrnor Cb?mb?rliin'? letter to Judge CarpcnE tcr au<l proclamation, read in opcu court lasl I Monday to the P<tBd Jury, tines have quieted down considerably t but on the ?"?tl> instant, just I on the eve ef Governor Chamberlain leaving fbi I the Cincinnati Convention, lie Issued nnotbei B proclamation ottering a reward of SUtR) for tjie arrest and delivery of any of the murderers ol I . six persons, the murderers of John and fatlia . line Harmon. It is estimated 160 persons were | engaged in '.his deed, making a pretty little sum ' to be paid by the tax payers of this county, in I addition to tho large amount which the t.'ouiily I . Treasurers of this county have stolen since No* venihcr, 18hS, which the tax payers have to | make good. No roward has ever been paid for I these ltadical thieves. It is said Hubbard, with i several icadiug Radical office holders, intends : ?nce making arrosts soon. I'rince Hivers has alriildy been applied to for his battalion I in Hamburg, and they arc now drilling and waiting for marching orders. The Winter Seat Uuards are 011 the lookout, and will yet give a some of the Deputy United States Marshals and Probate Judges and others about Kdgefield Court House ft warm rccention hnfn?-<? ?i.? 4 ?,,.v.v iia- sum* \ mcr is out. Wiid Invkntko tiik Skwinc M uiiini:.?Co). r. W. Howard, of Georgia, in r letter published I in the Atlanta Time*, claims for Georgia the I ' lion or of the invention of tlio sewing machine, and says that the ltcv. F. H. Gonlding should y have obtained the patent which was gi^Mi to L Howe. Mr. Goulding is a l'resbytcrinn minister, L and is widely known as (he author of the charm* L _ iug book "The koung Marooners." He possessl great talent for mechanics, which ho "has fur Jfii would eontlict with 11,? H no VllUM I H'' machine ho proposed to ]>ateut so sooj as he ^^KulcTget a part ot the machine cast. iTlhishe :l, delayed, and meanwhile the patcilt was H^givcn to Ilowc. The importance of the inven? tion was not uuderstomhrtt the time. Mr. Goulding is now seventy years of age, bliud and in poverty. The fruits of his invention were never I reaped, and but little has been realized by liitn I ^^Troin the sale of his book, which has been transinto almost every language of Kurope. IsHrhis is another instance of neglected genius in ffrthe South. . Bfc The Vote ok the Statk at Cincinnati.?On |"V (he seventh and last ballot, the South Carolina delegation were equally divided?seven viitim* . - n f*r Blaine and seven tor Hayes. Tliat portion jpH^ibicli voted for the latter was headed by tlovWensor Chamberlain. MAKinill). flMp!irSKY?FOSTER.?Married, on the 11th ^^ stant, at the residence of John Lipscy, by F. Eison. Esq., Mr. Jamks LtrsuY to Miss Salr Brtkoicas to Miatl Mart Krnurick: ; all L of Union County. i GREGORY?CARPENTER.?Married, at the B residence of Mrs. K. Hawkins, on the 11th inst., m by Rev. J. c. II umphrics of Chester, Mr. W. H l'>. Gkeooky to Miss M. A. carpenter, both of ^^kUnion. K OBITUARY. ^51MS.?Died, at the family residence in this a Cchnty, on Monday l'Jth inst., Mrs. cecilia*^., jD wilt of John S. Sims, in great peace?in the 65thyear of her age. lie* maiden nauio was Farr. She was married it 1828, and was the mother of 12 children, of whom 7, with their bereaved father, survive, She joined the church at Fishdam in , 1827, and was therefore for nearly half a ecn? tury a member of the Methodist Church. Her fatal disease .vas exceedingly painful, and for about six months before death relieved her, her suVeriiigs were very great. Hut the fortitude and^yv-puliation with whicli slie bore Iter ulHictions.jexemplitie'Cthe sustaining power of divine graA, and greatly impressed those *Vo saw-?iiery^81ie constantly spoke in the Innf**f^nrir h.' Imfc and joyful expactaion in regard to the future.!and hogged her friends to meet her in that beYter land to which she felt assureil she was goin^f .The b>dy was buried in the Methodist Church Yard in this plaoo to-day, and the (lowing tears and loud lamentations of some of the chief mourners, and the evidently profound grief of all, gave a more than ordinary demonstration of filial love, and told unmistakably of her tenderlicsVaud affection, her excellence and worth. A. 11. L. Union, S. C.. June 21st, 1870. Tlie Marlcffss. t'sios, S. C., June SI.?Sales of cotton during the week 8 bales; ranging from 7(<j0},$. SPECIAL. NOTICES. ^ Services every Evening: at the Baptist Church. Hear all ye peoplo ; and let the Lord be witness against you. Mi. 1:2. The Master is come and calleth for thoe. John XI:28. To Chriilian Parent*. Hear, oh my people : 1 am the Lord thy God, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt: " Open thy mouth wide and 1 will fill it. I'salms - UXXItVlR Therefore the redeemed of the Lord shall return, and come with siuging unto Zion ; and everlasting joy shall bo upon their head : They shall obtain gladness and joy ; and sorrow and mourning shall llee away. Is. Lhll. A FlnwAr that Mhanirna Tie PaIaw ' 7^^ ? O ?" ^^^fcotany is a division or natural .science which treats of ^^ Tuts, uud a study of Vegetable Physiology must bi!the ^^^Mindntiou of botanical knowledge?a study only possible ^HVy the improvements in tlie microscope and in organic W^hemistry. As plants are not scattered haphazard over -'"the earth, Litaiuoal geography must be studied, and,with this, plant-history. Uotutly may be applied to the wants of every-dny life, as in Agriculture.'.Horticulture or Medical Botany. Animals often exhibit n marvelous instinct in selecting medical herbs, and ah observation of their habits has often, evon in the present time, led to most valuable discoveries. And should man with his knowledge and appliances, fail to discover less than the brute? It is of Medical Botany wo would stioak, or of the it EPATINE I'LANT, discovered in Southern Nubia, the Flower of which changes its color with every change of the atmosphere. The remarkable changes and variations of this Plant and Flower have been for years our special study, resulting in the discovery of Its possession of wonderful medical properties, the existence and value of which have heretofore been entirely unknown tomcdical Violence. After much .labor and scientific investigation, two have succcdcd in extracting its peculiar medicinal /principles, which is a specific and euro for all diseases of the Llvyr, Hlouitich and ituwcls , a pcriuanodl CM for TDyspeasia. Indigestion, Spleen, Constipation, Jaundice, and all Bilious Complaints. Of course wc cannot send a living Flower of tliis plant to all who rca^ol^MvpaOne; . but to nil who will send llu ir address to Mkuki.i.i, A ("OL'l.liEN, Philadelphia, Pa., with a three-cent stamp for tcturn [Histage, we will send Free a lac-simile ol the "lower, that will change its color just the same as the real Hepatine Flower. Tho Medicine, MEItREIJ/S HEPATINE, for sale by r GIBB8 & CO., Union C. H., 8 C and will cure all ^ diseases of t lie Liver. # June 23 if B Money and Life Saved b.v its Use. Pr Important Discovery.?(ialileo invented tlie tcle/ scope; Columbus discovered a new world; Harvev, Iho (circulation of the Mood, and to Professor Morse is duo tliecreilit of teaching the lightning how to talk, but it was reservist to Dr. J. I trad lie Id to penetrate the mystic depths of .scic nee, and drag therefrom the wonder of our century. The victory has iv-en won, and woman is free. The sale of Dr. J. Brad field's Female Regulator is unprecedented in the history of popular remedies, and thousands of certificates are coming in from grateful women, throughout the Union, attesting its powers ami applauding its untold henehta to their sex. k/1 firautifiil Woman. In a neighboring village there lives a young lady w ho, two years ago, was an ohjeet of pity to all who knew her. From a little imprudence at an'improper time, she became Irregular, and was the victim of suppression in all its horrors. Such were the ravages of the disease, she torts miserable and unlit for social enjoyment After trying many remedies, and paying murh ino 'o physicians, a friend sent lirr a couple of Littles of L.gulator. She Improved after taking the first, tflid-heforc taking the aceond she became sound and well. Now, two years after taking the first hot ties, she is fully restored to her former health, and is a most beautiful woman Projicr respect for the faiuiiy, proventsourgiving tlie name. Fouialt' Keguhlnr (ornate i?y MOOKK A CO., Union S. <>. May -??, .6 '-'I 1:n 10,000 lbs. Timothy Hay J UST rcccive<l ami for sale vkry ciikvp al J?. F. II AW US .V COS. No. 1 Store. June ^3, '7't ii*> tf ! I N. F. BURNHAM'S rJH iu*l>iii o Wheel. HAVING been appointed an Agent for the ?ale of Burnham's 1871 Turbine Wheel, which has baen pronounced by competent judges, the best and most economical now made, 1 propose to sell and put up the wheel in the most workmanlike manner, Doing a I'mt'lictil Milltvritfhl I will put up any other Turbine Wheel, and do all kinds of Millwrighting. Persons wishing my services will please address G. 11. FOWLKK, Jonesville. June 28, 1870 26 8ms. 1 WEST SPRINGS. rpillS salubrious retreat for invalids and those _l_ seeking rost and pleasant retirement from the cares of business, is now open ^for the reception of visitors. The medicinal virtues of the WESTSIM! 1XUS water aro not so widely known as the many cures they haveDF'ected should make them ; and the present Pro^Tctor is anxious to serve the cause of humanity by giving thcui a reputation that shall induce those suffering from Chronit) Diarrhea, Female Complaints, Kidney Diseases or Nervous Prostration to test their efficacy. West Springs arc situated about 12 miles of Union 0. II., and persons travelling by Railroad will find Hacks always ready at Union C. 11., to take them, at the low price of $1.50. Hoard can be had at the Springs during the Summer, at ?25 per month. For a single month, $a<> FoV further information address REV. G. 8. ANDERSON, Glenn Springs. Juno 29, 1870 25 tf Dividend Notice. AT a meeting of the Directors of tlie Merchants' Si Planters' National llanlo of Uuion, So. Ca., held this day, it was ordered that a Dividend of Five Per Cent, on the Capial Stock, be paid to Share holders out of profits for past six months. ? Payable at the ltaol?v$|i and after 1st July next. E. R. W\T,LACE, Cashier. Union, S. C., June lbth, JN<6. T J?ST'1 TVC3i*ay on. on the RailJLiroad I rack, between Depot and the .George Rrandou place, a simrH am.p BREASTPIN. Any person finding it will confer a great favor on the subscriber and be si^tably rewarded, by leaving it at 11. J. Tlioin] Jon's store. II. .1 TIIdMPfiiTv Juno 28 :U SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, I will sell before Union Court House door, on thw first Monday in July next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, for Cash, the following described property, to wit : One tract of land located in Cross Keys Township, Union County, containing 1112 acres more or less, bounded by lands of William Wilson, G C .Shut tips worth, William Mriggs and (larlaud Wilhourn ; levied on and to be sold as the property of the Estate of Alfred Wilbourn. deceased, at the Suit of Robert J Gage against Sarah Wilbourn, Administratrix of Alfred Wilbourn, deceased. L AI.SU, Twtfl^iy Mules and one two-liorse Wftgofw levied J>\ and to be sold as the property of John Henry Williams, at the suit of Charles Molt, as Administrator of George Washington Williams, against John llcnry Williams, Administrator of Ulysses Williams, Wm. II Mriggs and J Mice Rogers. # A I.SO, On WKDXKSDAY, the nth day of July next, 1 will sell at the Residence of John Henry Williams, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, one red Cow and Yearling, one spotted Cow and Calf, two Hogs, one Rureau, one Dress Table and Glass, one large pine Table, one pine Chest, six split bottom Chairs, one Watcrsland, one small Table and one man's Saddle ; all levied on and lobe sold as the property of John llcnry Williams at the suit of Charles Molt, as Administrator cf George Washington Williams against John Henry Williams, as Administrator of Ulysses Williams, William 11 Mriggs and J Rice Rogers. ALSO, I I will sell on WEDNESDAY, the ttrvor at July next, at the Residence of Mabr^jlhdjMf/ within the legal hours .of J^icriff'a^ldS^Wne 1'inno and Cover, levied *00 and TOM>e" sold as j the property of Francis Itpj^n at Cjj^.syU of | John I'. Ihontas, against Francis llobson. ~ " ?3?" If the terms of sale arc not complied with in five days after the day of sale, the property will ho advertiscd for sale on the following Salcsday, at the risk of the former purchaser. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. June 10th, 187G. 24 3t The State of Sotitli Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. Mrs. Nancy Garrett, j I hnniijT, 1 j>roccc,|s jn Dower. against Asa I>odd, Defendant. J BY virtue of an order from the Hon. Joseph F. Gist, l'robatc Judge, I will sell before Union Court House door, 011 the first Monday in July next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, all that tract of land containing seventyone acres, more or less, located in Union County, bounded by lands of John 11. Mintcr, Samuel It Gossett and W (VVMtoing, nnt^iow occupied by?AsaDodd, for cash. That ouCot fltc pl^cWIis of salos the costs of these proceedings be paid, and ''?hars and eigbu.-Mx cenffl wTtnnfref^^Wnm the > ' 111 of Mat'cti 187t>. be paid to the l'laintill' or Iter Attorney, and the balance, if nnv, to he paid to the Defendant. It. MACIJKTU, S. U. ('. JunoDHh. 1S7?' '21 :tt Hon. John A Wimpy. Atlanta, (ia., Nov. 12.1875. My rs. Merrell A Condon. Philadelphia. U.'ntlemen? I have used the (llobe flower Cough Svrup in my family with the best results, and think it the host l.uiig Itemedv in use. I recommend it with confidence to all suffering from all disease* of the Lungs, believing it will perform cures. Very respectfully, JOHN A. WIMPY, filobe f low.'r Cough Syrup cures Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, Pleurisy, Pain and Soreness in the Breast, and will positively cure Consumption. We shall publish in the'Times' testimonials of great and good men of the nation, whose word* cannot lie doubted, in regard to the merits of (ilolie Flower Syrup. We prefer to let tliein speak. (ilobe Flower Syrup for sale by < i11? 1 us A CO., Union S. C. June "j:t. '7i*?. . 25 21 FOR SOLICITOR. Mb. Khitok :?Please announce W11,1,1 AM MUNIIO, Ksq,, a candidate fur Solicitor of the 7th Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing election.? | This nomination is made without the knowledge or consent of Mr. Munro, and is. of course, subject to the action of a nominating Convention. UNION. Notice. VIA, persons indebted lo Foster & Wilkins, _ either hy Note or Account, prior lo January 1st. IK'H. will save trouble and expense by making immediate pnyn ?nt. FONTF.II A- W 11.KINS. March 17 11 If The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF I NION, In the Court of Probate. RyJOS. GIST, Judge of Probate, t'nion Co. IVm. M. V.vM?KKr<>ni>, 1 . . ,)s' ! Summons in Partition. JAMF.S \ AMU IUOUU und others. TO James Yauderford, Perry Vunderford, Ellen Yanderford, Elisabeth Vanderford, Louisa Robeson, Susan Moore, wife of Letlnder J. Moore, and the Children of Thomson Vanderford, deceased, names and residences unknown, Greeting: YOU ARB IIERKRY REQUIRED to appear at the Court of Probate, to be holden n; Union, for Union County, within TWENTY DAYS after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of service, to show cause, if any you can, why the Real Estate of JAMES VANDERFORD. Senior, deceased, situate in said County, and containing one hundred and five acres, nioro or less, aud hounded by lands of E F Vnughan, William M Vanderford, Jane P Parr, and others, should not be partitioned and divided between yourselves and William M. Vanderford as the heirs nt law of the said James Vander ford, Senior, deceased, according to the interest of each as set forth in the petition of tlie said William M. Vanilcrford tiled in this Court for said County, praying that said partition lie made, ] or if a partition cannot he had without material injury to those rights, that the same he sold aud the proceeds thereof divided between said parties according to their respective rights therein. Given under my Hand and Seal, this ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand right hundred and seventy-six, p and in tlo^^^^ndredth year of AmeriJOS. F. Judge 1'rotate. /tro^ji^^^iaines Vatiderford, Perry Vanderford and the children of Thomson Vnnderford, deceased, names and residences not known : TAKE NOTICE, that the Summons in this action of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in the otlice of the Probate Judge at Union, in the County o;' Union, in the State aforesaid, on the Olh day of June, 1H7'>. WALLACE, & McKISSICK, Plaint ill's Attorneys. Union S. 12th June, 1S7<?. 21 til THE SHELTON STORE -BY W. W. CROSBY. :ov* I CONTINUE to receive from the. best market, accessions to my large stock of General Merchandise, and am determined to settta?iT0K vkuy i.owi.st foTumoia jf Gottds and low prices. . / dTT^T TRVM i:. 1 have just received a very choice collection J of fashionable , LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LINEN, LONG CLOTHS, IIOSK, TIUMM1XGS, ; GLOVES, MI I.LIN EH Y GOODS, &.C., &c. $ IN GROCERIES You can get anything you want, of Die freshest i anil best kind. Bacon, Hams, Flour, Lard, Sugar, Collec, Teas, and Spices, Molasses ] and Salt. ..MY HAJUPKARE STOCK Is complete in all things needed 011 the Farm, in the House or Shop. HOOTS .v:\ l> SlIOKS ! For Ladies and Gentlemen, llovs and Girls, of j the best make. I also keep a full stock of C'ruckory and <?lass\varo. 1 would call particular attention to my select stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, which 1 propose to sell as cheap as can be I bought any v. here. :J It is my intention always to keep a full assort inenl of all kinds of goods generally wanted by the people in the country, and I shall sell them quite us cheap, if not a little cheaper titan they can be bought at any store above Columbia. Just call and see what good bargains von can make W. W. CROSBY. ^fTHE LADIES' tflL .. m _ rn roF**S?B&g?prB.. 0 ; IT IS MY PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE TO TH K> Ladies and Public ( Thut^pvc just opened my second Stock of CONS I ST I NO ()K Ladies' Hats and Silk Cashimore j Trimmings. My prices arc vcrj' low, and every one can afford to buy. COME ONE! COME ALL!! and ohiain some of (lie GREAT BARGAINS. MUS. MA11V GRANT. June 9 28 tf * Notice tt> Democratic Clubs. BY order of the County Club at its last session. a ^Ia^& Mgojiug qL tlie Democratic "tmt^'Yn^wwh\ps* will" Rclicln ftt sonic central poin^u their respective Townships, on some before the THIRD MONDAY in July, to elcctu^iur delegates to the County "1 Nominating Convention. I In those Townships in which there is only one election precinct, the Local Clubs at such precinct are requested to fix time and place of meeting, and give general notice of the same.? The Club at KK.LLY'S will issue the call for l'inckney Township ; the Club at JONESV1LLE for Jonesville Township, and the Club at TIMBER RIDGE for Draytonville Township. R. W. SHAND, President C- C. June 9, 1876 23 tf STRAY MUlJir Strayed from the subscriber's plantation, near Hamilton's Bridge, on Wednesday, the 31st of Mav. a lllack .Man' llulc 4 years old, with a scar on the~point of the left forcshouldcr. Any poison giving information of whore 1 cnn find her, or who will deliver her to ine will be wall rewylcJ. WIl.LIAM J. TUCKER, S&ntuc 1'. O. Juno 0 28 It Ferry's Garden Seods. $ rnilK Seeds from Ferry's Seed establishment X can ho relied upon as being IVesh, for nil remaining over ?l the end of the season are returned, and entire stocks of new seeds sent the next year. For sale at. IV F. RAWLS A FO.'S i No. 1 Store. t m Tiii-j iYmimk.n p & WILL SOON 4\ jr~ kW?. , BE OPEN. i l_ ? i Hllltor^lx UAK inMlXIM ! 4 9 N0WISTHET1ME w 'f .?r% SUBSCRIBE . I 4 V FOR THE ONION TIMES. ... _ A V * ~ mWE REDtiUlJW j|g ijtS IN CMIHS. *2.50 SIXGIiE S(JHN l*Mihs *j? ?. EVERY FAMILY IN THE COUNTY SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOlt IT. t -Jf ^ PURELY DEMOCRATIC ? V '*"1 NICOTICS, ' $ * VCNTf-TURXIMIK8 h ML t^e COUNTY NEWS WITH CONDENSED REPORTS -A.- ?? A u OF <?, - % ->jf i , <** G-eneral N e ws. 4 % t i [ rr ti cincuLATi c> iv i IS AMONG i. v k VTUE^I STJPA MI LIES IN CHE COUNTY, ! V i if i jk AND IS, THEREFORE ! ? A (.(H)I> Advertising TVTF.mTTivr q ? ? */ Ml * - a*"* I SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES r , r AXlt I AD^I^riSF & THF JIMF.S. r. . Assessment of Personal Property. OKKIt'K <?K COUNTY AI'IMTOK, l'\io\, S. t\, May Mill, 1870. I WILL he in my otlice fiom tlie 1st >lay of JUNK next i" the 20th of JULY, for the purpose of assessing personal property f >r State ami County Taxes for the fiscal year 187t'?. All persons not making their returns between the above dates will have fiftv nor centum ndilcil to tlie proper assessment. All persons are required to report any and all changes of sales of real estate that may have occurred since the Inst assessment or they will be personally thereon. All persons are required to inaKoTlieir owu returns personally or by some legally authorized person or persons to do so. I will also be at the following precincts in the County on the days and dates mentioned below, i for the purpose of assessing property for the fiscal year 1870: At Jonesville Monday, the ftth of dune. At Brown's Store Tuesday, the titli of " At Dray tons ville... Wednesday, t lie 7th of " At Uoudeysville Thursday, the Slh of " Vt doings' Friday, the Oth of ' At Kelly's Saturday, the 10th of ' At Cedar Bluff Monday; the l'Jth of " , At Cross Keys Tuesday, the ldth of " At (iosheii II ill...Wednesday, the Nth of " At Fishdam Thursday, the loth of *' At Santue Friday, the lOtli of " At Bogansville Monday, the l'.'tli of " d. S. MOllLKY, Auditor I'. C., S. C. May I'd. 1STO JO Ct ' Homes And Fortunes For All 1 i GRAND DISTRIBUTION v.. . -?'Casli, Farms, Brick Blocks. Residctv ces', &c., &c. ? IIY Til K? KANSAS LAND & IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION, August 25, 1876. Capital Stock 1,000,000, Legally Authorized. Tiik Kansas Lanii ani> Immujiiant Association, of '.Uohison Kansas?an enterprise chartered ltyd>ly!*stnt.e, inaugurated and managed by men ,wffi)se crepitation for honesty, reliability and intftrity stands unsullied, ami who have the ljearty endorsements of State and city ntli? eials and citizens?will, on the 'doth day of August, 1870, make a grand distribution to its shareholders of many valuable awards of cash ami real estate. Highest cash award, $7"?.<M)<I. Lowest, ? "<( . The real estate awards, consisting of choice farms, business houses, residences, &c., have been selected frotu the most desirable and valuable property in the Slate, l'rice of shares only $.">.00 each, livery shareholder will represented at tho distribution. Tho mhHrMIW?<1 to seeing s-iMtmte'tnrt a fortune are unprecedented. Distribution positive, Aug. 25, 1876 or money will be refunded in full. Scud in your orders at once, so you tnay have your numbers carefully registered. For a more particular description of the enterprise, terms of agents, special offer to clubs, and purchasers of two or more shares, manner of drawing, list of endorsers and references, description of Kansas, &c.. Sic., send for their illustrated paper, the ' Kansas Immiouast," mailed free to any address. Send $*>.00 for a share. Address. > S. M. STIUCKLKK, Scc'y, Atchison, Kansas, dune 2 22 tf ENCOURAGE HOME PEOPLE, - AMI , ] I <> in . ' t crpiisf. GEORGE S. HACKER'S ! ' A <; t o it y. Charleston, S. C. milK only lioor, Sash and Klind Factory JL owned and managed by a Carolinian in this I City. ALL W0I1K CFAllANTKMI). I Always on band a large Slock of I tours, Sash, 111inds, .Mouldings, llrackets, Scroll and Turned Work of every description Class, While Leads, and lluildcrs' Hardware, at Manufacturers' Prices. (7. & T. Flooring Hoards, and dressed Lumber of every description, delivered at 1'nion at 'he loirrsl Jit/ures. .March 8, 1876. '.) ly Seegcrs' vs. Cincinnati Beer. mm: ( incimini i (Jaxettr makes the astonishing 1. announcement that Cincinnati Peer is no longerpurc, but adulterate*4 with molasses, su* ((MPtalK-ii,'fusil ntj^and ihospvisouous colohK Cniu. The Commissioner 6f Agriculture, in his report for 180,">, savs that Professor Mapcs, of New Vork, analyzed the Peer from a dozen different Prcwcries, and found all of it adulterated. Coculus Indicus and mix vomica entered largely into its composition. J. C. SKKUKHS guarantees his Peer to be pure and reliable, lie does not adulterate it, imt brews from the Parley, Malt ami IIops. " / id is: i c i<:: Froicn frLui pure spring water, at GO degrees bidow point, at $1.00 per hundred pounds. . J. C. SKKGKKS, Columbia, S. C. May '20, 1870 21 61 limisuH I jaixl _ANP? Immig^ut Association, [Ciiahtkkkd nir An u&n'n v or tiii: St.m?-\] WHiI< dLtriJmtu KbKK t,o its i'atrons, ^^AuGUST 25, 1876, IX CASH. - - S 110,150 l.\ HE AC F.STATK, - 530,350 ? - ? rpilUKK CIIANt lis 10KS10 Ono or more ... . KiiiiraiiiiTU III every llircc oliailOOS. Tlic It EST ENDORSED and most LIBERAL SC.HEME ever offered lo the ]>ublic. Send for a copy of the "KANSAS IMMIGRANT," giving full particulars of this enterprise, and telling you all about Kansas. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Address, fien. S. M. STRICKL?R, Secretary, Atchison, Kansas. May in. 1876 2i? tf LIMESTONE SPRINGS FF.M II.V iii'ii* ...? .. . II nvnir If li. Firtf Sr**ion of 1876 open* WKDNE8DA V 1?WA February. _ * # ^Pi 1m Wj Iih>Attend. MUSIC (aught by Prof. T?g?)nOUE MA AS, distinguished us a tea^Pr, musician and composer. For particulars apply to CI I VRI.ES PETTY. A. M.t Principal, l.imrstone Springs, S. C. Ian. 7 1 if TABLE LINEN OF every quality, ptilern, style and prices, at (IKEA HUMPHRIES'. Oct. i no tf 1T T 4 1 ^ 4 4 K CEMTENNIAL Transportation Arrangements ?OF TUB cheat atlantic coast link, ?run the? Accommodation of Visitors to all Points South. ? :o:-:o: Tlio Railways anil .Steamship Companies between Augusta, Ua., ami Vltiladelpliin, comprising the Atlantic Coast Link, will during the progress of ilio Centennial Exhib'Wftm ?? the United States, present for the patronage of the citizens of the South, routes of transportation and forms of tickets upon which to reach Philadelphia, that will immeasurably excel all other lines in point of Direct Daily Movement, Comfortablo Accommodation, Variability of Transit, Economy of F.xponditure. To enable litis to be done, the combined resources of t lie it aii.w ay las km Sorrtt or Nattroi.k, together with those of tiie Lai.timomk Stkaxi Paokkt Company and tbe Oi.n Dominion Sti:AAtsinr Comi'Asy will be employed and the individual tourist, the social parly of ten, twenty or more, or the civic or military organization of UK) to .'It Hi, can each be cared for ill a manner that will satisfy their desires. Price Lists, Time t'ards and all needful inforI matiod will be in hands oT our Agents by April L.tli. It will bo to tlic interest of every individual and each organization proposing to make this trip to cominunicato with the undersigned. A Centennial I'xhihilion Guide ltook as stithorized by tbe Commission will be given to the purchaser of 9UCI1 Centennial Ticket. A. POPE. (Itinera! Passenger Agent, Mayo, 187t> 18 4ms. NON-BOARD FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. rpilK UNDKUSIONKI) represents the followL ing FIRST CLASS NON-HOARD FIRE . IA NI It A XCE ('(>M I'A XI ICS and is prepared to take risks at prices to suit the times : .1 XERICA X FIRE IXSURAXCE COM!" T, or imiii.adki.piua. the southerx uxdrii writers Assoc i a tlox, bmxuxsrnm ntsi'n.i.-rrit tnPr r, ov nkwark, k. j. Cotmtry Risk Solicitod. . P. A. CUMMINGS, AGENy, < 11.' I'l? ' 1." VO 1 I All' o I vi' r Dec. IT, '7">. r.0 tf A ICK'S Flower and Vegetable Seeds arc the best the world produces. They ate planted hv a million people in America, and the result is, beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A priced Catalogue sent freo to all who enclose tho postage?a 2 cent stamp. 5 >ric5i?:'? . ' Flower and Vegetable Garden is the most beautiful work of the kind in tho world. It contains nearly lot) pnges, hundreds t of fine illustrations, and four Chromo l'laltt of / 'lower/, beautifully drawn nnd colored fromna VICE'S FLORAL GUIDE. l' This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illustrated, and containing an elegant colored Frontispiece with the first number, l.'ricc only 'J"> cts. for tho year. The first No. for just issued. Address JAMES VIOJS:, Rochester, N. Y. Jan. '21, 187U. :j tf SAMUEL S. STOKES, COLLECTING AGENT AND NOTARY PUULIC, Union C. H., S. O. VLL Notes and Accounts left iu my hands for collection will receive immediate and I prompt attention. Claims collected in all parts of the State. Special attcntiop givfn to drawing up of Mortgages, Deeds. &c. WiljJ p.. to any part of rrfc County to prove legal pajfbrs. ' Office in Maj. Townscnd'a Law Oflioe, third door on the left in the Court Ilouso building. SAMUEL S. STOKES. May f>, 187b. 18 If For the Ladies. A HliAUTlFUL LINK OF ^ 'aw * ? ? w . .....r., tai.lUCT 2I11II lillWIIH. DRESS GOODS. 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