The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, July 27, 1877, Image 4
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HOW A TAIEF. IS LI APE.
? ! ray, !.~>w is .. p.;::- .ua ?c?"
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a*... .j i.. .* ? y, ^ . c i
Ami yc: in a . :.::riug way,
As i!ic wl.i; -nc,-,r-T.:!I slugs in the glade.
I'll venture n vli ,:'a it.y
To tell how a paper is wade.
An editor nits at Lis desk,
And ponders the things that appear
To he clniniing the thoughts of the world?
Things solet.ii, an i cuuic and queer?
And when he has hit on a thewj
liOj..'. g'-*n <> i.t.i j .idv.
lie w: ite.j, and l.o i.iilwi. aud kc writes.
And that';, bov, .i paper is made.
An o Jit or sit i ai his detk,
. V:V: !(, o ot'l
e"' a'j v.ji.alibied and mixed,
jt L I.arJ iv. tcil what it'y u'uo.u.
ilxvSiiiri^i't ..re v'lng J:!?
Whiiy waiting hs^u. hes '.e'avcd,
lie clij?w, miiu inr t* :f . an he c'.ip*.
And iha:!s lu-v. a 4?aj er :j made.
v., An editor out in tiiv town,
lu aem -ti or *' ? tilings lint arc new ?
The tiiin/i tii.it the peop'o have done
"ho ilur.gs t h?v 're intending to do?
v'oc . a." i pr^'iny about,
lie :rn\.i . n*.! po ;rvnws, a* . he tramps,
Awa .? a ; ; vr is made.
And :u! that tho u workers ]> repute,
or ? . t onceiv.itde sliipe,
is ' ro ih i j rime . ai d lie
l*i cpcdvtii iu stick it in i.vj'P.
31i ii'tpM. ill! r?ipe*.hi-: wii>.
' i s.i . :n> -. :ng cw 4.inns , trade?
ji,l ? >, .id 4ij sticks, a vl ho . nous,
nn .i4.ii' j ..oil' a j.ni..,p is ts.i le.
'u Mioii, when the tvjje i-* a!, set,
' 4.' , !.: a.;. .1 :> lj re ui less.
Vis " '.i i," ns hi- M?y,
I si way to ,.-e urese.
i i.'O j'"." . J:' :.!! M'A' it i.l . UCC* Sf.
iii. tli.- jUta.:-.* ai..l'le,
'iiie.t i.c 'tV.i.ts, :;i t Li? :
I.. .* . nror is
. . ?
love, dsinh and dest
. ?e't ot' ilis wo. Iiitfore you
...Vw.u.'l!4 a tlmU*.l!ivi M'CICI S'llllCS,
lleurui lite i'e^t ?.f every inurta!
W l.u llii'tn h "it.:" lo.'o; ill.-.iiWuy iilVM.
'lli ? <-:j Cvia1: let me warn you,
V.rt l;V wet/ tiuvv.'ci* met :
'li.ic-j iv> try your itiijjlu oi vistue?
% t Uvj ... v UOvo, uuu 1 liub, aiiU L'e'wt.
I.j.e. : .y ooy, llir> 'j no escaping,
. I.- tin. (. >inti;o'i lute of mtti :
i'?ulie.' '..i ' : ' Iiuvo ii!\ I it ?
Uut ! i" love yjit hft;l uol been,
'tjvitr clii.nct1:', >ji!t In' c. iitivUtj;
lit o .v a yta'o is not n tloYc :
lie tlte i.i ri^ltl man ot' Itoitov?
All deceit C.A'.i murlcr lcvc.
A.- fur IVmi! ji i: \vlie-1 ;
: Ii:e? nu n i .e;- will at ill;*
Cntsh ! o e-. 'ie .. c . r.tion,
.- 1.1 ..v : t:c ?;;i .0vr*M.a
?2 !lio ..:.. - if :.io:j a:trr ! i.? ?
*">rcv :; ) '.iti nr.J riiroi:- voi: ?
Man; tl.w v.mu'.nj ! Slum t! c fail.way.
Atiu i:.i. iiv-'l '.vilwi: ^ il.io.i^b.
Vol :'i.! >vc '.v- i:ro a I .?*** !:c*.
A i i frt't.i .I ut\ yon iy 1 lr t,
W!:'i ycavni- Tif-r. ' .. '.you
iia::i3: ' < v.. i.'? i'u itiliC.
Many a iloiut.il ..i !.i< '
i;:i!:ya::'> Civb .ian 1 . .^rii i met ;
'j*?,.. wctc lamb: , c e:? oiu A.io'.iyo.i,
lb he awful liotaon, Liwbi
Vii\, ; !i*. t-? .m " a'm?Uc J.
I iiO ..icl-'.a' I "i j.1 mo* :
l!v at .? <;' lows, ov Lo
; f a :t> ' i '.i.Oil he oww.
IbiK. ' irevl< i.e I'ltf i .c
i . i.? 11 . . ic aim !.
li . ;u? !>:? -.:.c |>o"!ir in' fitij.
Ami l.ars :! c .1;o.i it.:' dun.
Bew j re \-f I'e'ot ! face in. you'll be
A ?biv? lui'cvvm; re :
If "i-l'i tempt you. tl;i!?nler No !"
A ah .? i i < ibf> ilo i*.
Cob: wa.c. n.w; a '.jr. of I.e.:.!
. lie '1.0: t Y'I'I '1 .?t :
Ai'f-v. t i i li'.i- :> ? swear?
i'I! arror 1*11 i;: (.L-'-i !''
S72?EF?IA PKOM HOT B^EAD. ?
id..i. writing lo the Xorth
(,'iiii.. Va, rival .;r:il Journal, LolI:i .sonic
truwtifi and oil" :r-? some augge.st.ous abott t!.c
eati-jra a..n ivsuils t-i i!yr.pep.i:;i an.. i.i.itgcslieu?villi
perVu rofu'cncol > hoi. doughy
OtV...i "V. a -Jll Wtii tO it I Jl'.tVtS 0? t.lO
COti'.i.iV. ..era. ia.it it oil i
-it. I., a Lee;: na'd mat tho ;Yyis;g pan is
the enemy i = j our p?jop.j. There can
be no doubt btti lh.il it has .slain hi thousands
; but bad bread ll;e .-lay of ol tens
ol" thousands. While truvulliin ii: i-liU'opC
for ciijllt lilotllhs, i Saw nothing but cold
bread, :ior did i, \?lii 1 a there, see ur hear
anything that tended to induce me to believe
that anybody in ilu.vpc bad ever emeu
apieocof hotbread. I invariably, however,
found the bread g ?ud. and the people i .>..w
appeared bruit hy arid robust, h'ou.e, as the
Mm dish and (den; ;tiis, were especially so.
With re>pcet to the United .State-, ilie
c .million ol" tilings# may be n; >.c s?.riking!y
and pointedly presented by references to individual
cases. Mauy years since, i stopped
at tlie h a.>c of ail acquaintance, and on
seeing iiia) ! said : 'Ye.it are not looking as
well r.s usual.' No, no,' be icplied, '1 have
the dyspepsia powerfully bad.' When dinner
\v .1 ready, there was an abundant supply
of weals and well-baked com bre..d ?
There was aLo. however, something called
biscuit, wiiicb was in fact r: ther Warm
aougn, wnii uiucn grease i: it. J saw thai,
my host utc lhis freely with his meats. i
remarked tlrat I did not wonder that lie had
ill j tly p fjr thai 1 could not live s;
month iu ili*.-? way. i suggested that if lie
would eat well baked own bread, or better
still, light bread, lie would not suffer as !:e
was doing, lie answered vehemently, that
he 'would rather die than to eat ii^ht bread.'
1 replied, this is a free country and you
have a right to die in tiiis tnodo if you
choose, and I have no duht but that you
will Sin n ti.o. i i.a a jvi ii. I I ? eases Mi
which i hail known pe< pie I idle iVoin such
practice. * ' cool mi.de of d' Mssing the
"i n ..I ; mad-; . -..h . <>u
'. :b V . . ...
uiui t said, *iou are lookiug much better.'
lie replied, bursting into a hearty
; -1 . your ; '1 v'or, ! d t ?o:v to
cstl g i 'r . b I ... .1 * . s v.a.I ?!? :t?.
\tr:? :.y lift.'
I cm iuc i-ev. ;s .kirm thai within ten
yecrs, us m:.uy persons have died prematurely
in this State from Lai cookery us
\ver? slain in the war. l)y-"|Kpsia is lobbed of
niucli of lite credit of its operations. A
certain individual, more remarkable for the
fourth of his horns aud tail than for his
friendship tor humanity, is said always to
catch the Lindnmst. liij agents acted ou
this principle. L?i:caHttS are cowardly
tilings and avoid attack lug robust or vigcrotu
constitutions, but when ihe\ find a poor
devil i t:fta 1 iod by dy.-popsiu, acting on the
pihiciple that when v matt is d->wu then is
the time to g atgo 1.1:j, t! oy pounce upon
the disabled creature and so-io iinish him.
i1. th happens, cholera. consumption or
thci: co-1: borers, casry otV oho credit thut is
duo to indigestion."
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A.nkci?otk ok a Motrin Carolina
I t;i<on.? I will relate a iitile incident which <
occurred at Kaycttcvil'o many years ago.?
Judge CVMr/el! v.v - .-u able and consistent .
| .liuir '. lie could e tempted by no bribe. |
s!; wouhl not ov"M> ilino with a friend if he
had a ct.so in court. I!o tut.ninisiorcd the
l:iw tu such ;4 wuy that it awed the evil-doer
and at the tame tinte received ilio aier-ted
commendation of the lovti* ef peace. His
peculiar characteristic wore impetuosity and
intrepidity. Col. .Johu Randolph, of Jackson.
A. 'J.. wh >sr* death i*stilt laiueute.il by
tho circle friends and ae?j taint:.tiecs where
he liven, wis a man of excellent cjnaiii'es .
I and even temperament, though ijiiick to re1
s { a t intended injury, lie was au oopei
e ..I iVic.ii -i a J go t .U veil. 1>*. lore t.ui
1 w r !.e v. 'h* genera! at,*-''1 of .lie .Mutual
. L .re :.:m infe I iraneo ( nmpanie.s of Kaielgit
i tn mo occasion. at buyellovillo, ho
v. i-nt'ied by son; pugnacious 'chow, v.ho
c'!: -.1 hiuad?d liar, whereupon lie*turned
tt .u hi:u. and with his c ute gave the ictuw
r.'.ile a thrashing, lie was ii.dieted, ami
the ea-e coining up before Judge Caldwell,
ho plead guiiiy and ^ab.iiitted. Ju the eveSO
MB Til]
U>DKR
XEW STORE AT rJ
JAMES H.
n AVINii purchase I the c:u:ro it>:cvc?t oi' hi*
. Mote. ic:>?cc:tr.i!y &nauu.?.ces ttic- o' I
Vriendts niul
of the former owner that he \v
GROCERY
I
! e. 4 * * N * - >'
j ? v. i.iie ^
|
(iud will ahva;,s keep a full i
T3T r y$ r'^ * n* .F '"i'
m?m jlj *~lm -lm * .lv jlj? jl .j. v>"
Tablo and other Cutlery,
Plows and PloCa
wool >ur
A L L i; II A X D S O F
which lie 1
v u & o 1: h t o s
J
respectfully invite the old frit
and any number of new ones, to
C A L L A N I
Yon will find two ''Five young
to wait on you, ami what we caini
a- king for or having.
CnM nt tlio Itod
It' 3011 want good bargains; poli
tion.
rA'o tiiojs 11 :
HA \ IA'Ci soM out my c.itlro iiitcroot i
-;.nv ;s to up all outstanding iud
any way indebted to 1110 to come forward n:u
My JJ 'oks and Accounts arc still at the 81
.James 11. liod^or, is empowered to make
Mai eh 2
AT TKM IOA CL'T
You can save TIME, TI
By using the Celebrated
WEST'S GUANO
It \ Z. > 1 "N T I % 1:' ^ < <
'? ??3 ( 0\
Vv'. A. MJ"Hfr?t ?->r?v
M :
uing, auer the adjournment of court, the
Judge and he were taking n wu!T-, when the
"oijowiog ccuversation occurred:
Judge Caldwell?John, you did wrong.1
itou slv>uld not have st. rd: the fellow ; you
committed n breach of the peace, John,
which the law for
Col. Randolph?Well, Judge, uc called
me a d?-d liar, and I ?
Judge Caldwell?Never iniud, John, 1
tell you that yoa did wrong; the law poiuts
out :t dlUjXwTiSmrso. John, and I ? \
Col. Randolph?But Judge, ho called yie
a d?d liar, anu J did nothing to briug on
the
Judge Caldwell?John, I tell you again
yon did wrong; you br>hotli3 peace; words
do not excuse it; stud besides, tbe law gives
yen an
Col. Randolph?But, Judge, you just
think of it. Just suppose he had called you
a d?d liar, and
J udgo Caldwell?Damn his infernal hide,
John, If lie had called mo a d?d liar, 1
Would hate lnoh?u that stick a dozen times
over his head! 1 would havo given hiut tcu
times a* much as you gave hint, John?the
impudent, worthless villain 1
L ih-nd'jlph 11 vedscvera! years te laugh
over this littl?i fneident of his iito. He admired
the JtiJjje's temper and spunk, but
couiu nut understand tiie rule that wouhf ut
work* bull/ways, if it was laid duwu by a
judge.
Hours liavo wiugj and fly up to the Author
of time, and curry news i f our usage.
All our prayers cauuot cut.'.al one 0*. litem
eiliter to ret.?ta or slacken his pace, 'ibe
lui.-.sponts of e\cry n.iuiite.ue now a record
. gainst Uj i.i heaven, .hire, ii' wc thought
thus, wo '.v .iald dismiss them with better ;epuits,
and no? hUt'i'er ilion. t.i fly awi.y ouipiv.
or l.ideu with dangerous intelligence.?
How ha pp. 's it. whou they carry not only
;hc message but iruils oi' geud, :.i: .1 slay
with the Ancient of Days t j speak lor us
oelure his glorious throne*
? <v. - -
Whou your companion bows to a lady, you
should do so also. When a geutlcuiau bows
to a lady in your company, b .ov to him in return.
r at nat t? ~\nr
L .LH \J 1> 111 VV
IIK ?(0)IS.
CUE OLD STAND.
R 0 D G E R
fatlier, Mr. JOHN RODGKll, ia lils Grocery
I CiLstoiiicrs
ill continue the
BUSINESS
kl SUiiid,
-lock oi ail kinds of Groceries.
3 S;UiJ PLIES,
w Steel,
ancct Fruits, Meats, Oysters, &c., |
V
T 0 B A <3 C 0 , & c & c
uiil soli at
1 '.V r2T li. : T 1 Ju. 11 JS .
> ? ?
mds and customers uf the house,
} T li Y M E.
men," standing ready at all times
O %/
oi show and sell yon is not worth
Old Stiiud
to attention, and perfect sali.sla.cJAMES
II. RODGER.
ix> D i; n T i] i>.
ia tliu G iccory I>usinc.*s, to my son, lam
obi .uiuess. 1, therefore, call upon thoao in
i make sctiluuumts iiumediately.
>oro. ami if I am not present n:7 son, Mr.
settlements.
JOHN RODGER.
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TOiV pxj.iisTKns!
MONEY,
"FAB&EBS' FRIE1TD"
DISTRIBUTOR,
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r.?; V vr;i\l.? >. <jrcc?%;Plc. ti. ( .
Ar-jnt, llnior: C. H.
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STRAIGHTOUTISM
TRIUMPHANT.
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A Democratic Congress
AND A
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Greenville and Columbia R. R.
CHANGK OJr* S'. ULIH" !'.
l':kf -ciijter Trains n>a d:<:'.y, Sunday3 erceptei,
conno (iug wiili'ILxht liaius o3 ^?uu. Carolina
L&iiivud iit> "?u?l d<?v.n. On and after
MONDAY, Muy L'J.L, iLe lulkwiug will be tbe
cubedulu:
fr.
Lcure Columbia at 7.45 a m
l.ca'o Alatou....'^ I'.DO m
Leave Newbcriy 10.60 a m
I.oire Cokesbiuy 2.17 pm
Learo Leftoa 4.00 p m
Arrive at Greenville 6.S6 p m
i>ow Jf.
Leave Greenville at 8.06 am
Leave Lei ion 9.66 a ni
[.ear e Cokcsbury 11.03 a m
Leave Newberry 2.40 pm
Leave Alston 4.20 pm
Afiivi hi t'oiumua a.oH p m
ANDLiUON DAAXCH AN U LLUE lllDUK
DIVISION,
nowy. nr.
Leave Waihalia....'i.l? a m Arrive T.16 p m
Leave Pen vville...7.00 a w Arrive 0.40 p in
l.r.avo Pendlc on...7 60 a m Arrive 0.00 pm
Leave Ami*.rson...8.60 a in Arrive 6.00 p m
Arrive at 17ellon...O. I0 a m Leave 4.00 p m
THOM AS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
Linn/. Xortox, Jr., General Ticket Agent.
June 0. 1870. 28 tf
HA M PTON HOUSE.
MAIN STltEET, i
SPARTANBURG, So. Oft. I
S. B. Calcutt,
^Formerly of ralmetto House,)
J 'ropriei or.
HOUSE WELL VENTILATED,
LOOMS NEWLY FURNISHED AND CARPETLb?T
A lit. US SUPHTtEft WITH THE
LUST IN MAllTCV.T?ATTKNT
LYE SE11V A NTS?OMN1liUS
TO ALL TRAINS.
TI1KMS $2.00 FEU DAY.
Jan. 12. iS77 1 tf
PAINTS AND OILS.
Linseed Oil, Haw and lloiled.
Machine Oil.. ^
'Ynrpenllne,
Kerosene Oil,
? Colors in Oil,
^ Tarnishes,
Window Glafe, Fully, **.;
Sand l'apcr and Olasier's Puiuts.
For Sale by * ' A. IK WIN & COMarch
2 8 tf
ENCOURAGE HOME PEOPLE
AND
Ho mo Enterprise,
p.rn^r.r c TTAnrrp xv ca\t c
V JUVXVVU Mt AJLAVJAXJAV U# UVA1 KJ
F A C T O If Y ,
Charleston, S. C.
rilfli: only Door, S.vlt and lilind Factory
J. o\>r.'-d ::nrt ir.;ini?T' 'I l?v a Carolinian in thi*
Ciiy. Ai.D WOi'.K (it A I! ANTUF.D.
Always on Laml a largo Stock of Door*, Sash,
Dliuds, Mouldings, 11 vackets, Scroll and Turned
Work of every Gesuiption.
Glass, With? J.c-tds, and Builders' Hardware,
at iMatmfactovers' Prices.
0. & T. Flooring Boards, and dressed Dumber
of every description, delivered hi Union at the
lOlCf-it itl/Ul f*.
March 0. 1S7G. * ly
~ samuel's". stokes7*
Ailox-noy at Law
i
AST)
TRIAL JUSTICE,
Union C. II., S. C.,
WII.L practice in the Circuit and Probate
Court*.
All business in the jurisdiction of n Trial Jus^
tico attended to with promptness.
Special attention given to collections, &c.
[ Office lor the present, third door to the leflin
the Court House.
March '2 8 If
WM.T.TTKXGXB. II. p. EHMO.VD.
Ettenger & Edmond,
KK H3IO\I>a VA.
At .. i .. ^ -- ^ ^
XTA. ?.?. 11 It t il V 1 It JL T? X * F JL
Portable and Stationary Engines,
BOILERS OF ALL KINDS,
CIltCULAIt SAW M ILLS,
GRIST MILLS,
! MILL GLARING,
.MIAFTtNO, PULLEYS, Ac.
AM E Kir AN TURBINE WAT Ell WHEEL,
CAMERON'S 8FECIAL STEAM TUMI'S.
Sleml foi* Cal nlojjiio.
Nor. 10, 1870 45 1 y
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F. 91. FA U II A CO.,
H AVE removed their Stuck of Groceries to
. ti?e Store opposite II. F. Howls & Co.,
?tloH?>ide the Railroad, wherelliey will always bo
pleased to meet their customers.
A lull Each of Groceries and Plantation sup- * **
jdies will always be kept lor sale at the lowest
market prices.
Fob 2 4 tf
Scuppcrnong Wine.
WHITE Imperial Seuppernon^ Wine at
A. IIIU IN ft CO'8.
March 80 12 tf
Clrtipe ltinndy. r
PURE Grape Brandy for medicinnl purpose at ~
A. IRWIN k GO'S.
Mavclt SO 12 tf
Pure Corn Whiskey.
PURE Mountain Com Whiskey, for medicina
purposes, for rnlo at
A. IRWIN, ft CO.'8
Feb 9 5 tf
'IViis ! Toils ! !
j IplNil Block ^:r'. (,i: rt ' ?"i for sale til
j " \ *1 .. \\ i S" < O "<7 rV
if