The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 12, 1877, Image 3
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About Oroh&rd Grass.
#have been sowing Orchard Grass Tor some
rs and think it the best gross for upland
^Matures wo know auything of. It will stand
* -%iore grazing and hot sun than any grass 1 have
fver tried.
1 have sown thoTall Meadow Oat, Italian Rye,
Perennial Rye and Orchard Grass, all together.
The latter took possession of the ground, in n
-+ rich piece of very open Timber land. ?"~
Break tip the ground at least twice with a
long scooter plow, harrow, aud then sow trco
himliplii of plnan ?a ll?? ??? -?-1 * - *
This seems like heavy seeding, but it will pay
in getting a good stand. It will do to sow from
now until the 1st of November. The books will
say something like this :
"It is very nutritious and very palatable to
all kinds of stock. It gives a bite earlier than
almost any other gross ; is permanent; will bear
close and constant croppiug; stands severe
drought, and when cut will, in a week, give another
good bite to stock. It is, therefore, admirable
as a permanent pasture grnss. It blossoms
with clover, gives a very large proportion
J of hay, grows a speedy and luxuriant aftermath,
and, with clover, makes a permanent
meadow."
If your friend wishes any clovor "in his,"
one and a half bushels - of Orchard Grass and
'two gallons of olover need, mixed, is the quantities
I would advise.
By the way, Mr. Editor, suggest to your friend
to help you establish an Agricultural column or
twa, in your paper, aed advise him to take tlie
' Culttvactfr and >1 AfrifHuritt. * .
Death or Rkv. Jas. A. Duncan, D. D.?
Wherever a true man, faithful and heroic overy
inch to his exalted mission ; broadly liberal in
ail his views ; bringing to his labors a mind
originally brilliant and enriched with all the
aoquioitions and adornmeuts of long years of
arduous study ; wherever such a man is appreciated,
and the good of his life and his labor
felt, there will the death of Dr. Duncan be deplored
and there will his memory bo fondly
cherished.
it sumces mat we join in the expression of
sorrow and sympathy which will flow in ono volume
from North and South when the sad news
is flashed abroad that this Prince in Israel has
prematurely gone from his place of labor.
Doctor Duneen had the privilege of preaching
the first sermon heard by Presideut Hayes after
hie accessionvto the Executive office. Its bur^
den was pesos and good will, the song of the
angels ; and we may be sure that the President,
receiving yesterday the respects of a Virginia
oity. did not fail to recall those earnest words
which fin*Impressed his duty upon him, from
a religion standpoint, as uttered by the gifted
and elorpeut. Virginian whom he heard in the
Foundry chureh.
Thus the lament for his death will begin with
the first sttlsen of the Republic; it will reach
through thousands of the humblest, who were
no less Ids admirers and friends.?Fetertbiirg
Index, 26tA.
Cut Tiiis Out. It May Save Your Life.
?There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather thnn
pay 76 cents for a bottle of medicine that would
cure them. Dr. 4. Boschrr's German Syrup
lias lately been Introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wondrous cures astonishes
every one thsc try it. If you doubt what we
say in print, cut this out and take it to your
Druggists, Gibbes & Co., and get a sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size 76 cents.
Oot. 6 80 2w.
A Moat SxeelTent Bemedy,
Atlanta, Gam March 12, 1870.
I hare examined the recipe of Bradjield'e Ftmal*
Regulator, and from my knowledge of the
ingredient*, believe it a most excellent medicine,
and well suited to that class of diseases designated.
I have no hesitation in advising its use,
and confidently recommend it to the public.
JOEL BllANHAM, M. D.
For sale by all druggists, and by A. 1KWIN &
Co., Union.
Oct 12 40 4t
Now and Tiikn.?It is only uow and then
that suoh men as Hun. Alex. II. Stephens,
Ex-Sot. Smith and Ex-Qot. Brown of Ga., endo?
St; a medicine for the throat and lungs,
and when they do it is pretty good evidence
that the remedy must bo good for the cure
of. coughs, oolds and lung affections. They
recommend the Globe Flowkr Cough Sykup,
and their testimonials are to be seen round
the ten oent sample bottles of the Globe Flower
Syrup, for sale by MESSRS. GIBBES & CO.
A sample bottle relieves the worst cough and
will cure SOre thfoat. Hsgular size botapgt&y
doses, $1.
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Fost Office at
Union C. H., S. C., for the month ending Sept.
80ht, 1877.
Grady, Writt.
Jeffer, J. Wilson.
Tammen. Mrs. Sallie.
JAMES II. GOSS, P. M.
Union, 8. C., Pot. 2d, 1877.
The Markete.
Union, Oct. 10.?Cotton?The market U becoming
K-I..U ?-?_a ?
w<io?, uuu [inwa ruie iiigo. DBio Binco last Monday, 75
bales. Cash prices 10% to 10%. Higher prices have been
_ paid Inscttlemeat of debts.
Ha Columbia. October 9.?Cotton firm?middling 10%@
11 ; sales 82 ?. '
Chari.ksto.v, Oct. ftr-Cot ton .?There was a strong tone
to prices at the commencement of business, and factors
* In some cases realized exceptionally full rates, say llc%c,
@ll%c for middling and good mlddllug grades high
stylo; bat ths general transactions were at about tho
figures of Um day before, say 10%c. for good ordinary,
lie for low middling to lie to 11U for foil quality, 11 %
for middling and 11% good middling, hut later In the
day buyers largely withdrew, and It was difficult to sell
at the above quotations.
New York, Oct ?2 P. M.?Cotton Arm; middling
upland! 11%; middling Orleans 11%; sales 1,857 bales;
consolidated net nicetpta 10,135; exports to Great Britain
OJtlA; to the ContineuwOO; net receipts 41 bales. Futures
closed barely steady ; aales 67,000 bales, as follows: Ooobor
11.40011,41; November 11.37 ; December 11.17; January
11.31011 .22; February 11.34: March ll.46(<ull.47;
April 11219011.60 ; May 11.720411.73; June ll.?.Va)ll 86.
i.ivxapool, Oct. 9.?Noon?Cotton active; middling
uplands 611-16d; middling Orleans 6 13-16d: sales 12,000
bales ; speculation and ex|iort 3,000 ; recofnta 300,000
Including 840 American. Futures opened partially l-16d
bettor, but bave since become easier.
Ready-Made Clothing.
A FULL linb, in which we are able to offer
attractions. RICE, McLURE & CO.
Oct 12 40 If
Boots and Shoes.
A LARGE and well aslaeled at/w?V tn "KLI.
^ J.\. we invite a comparison of prices.
^ Ladies' and Gent's Custom-made shoes a speciality.
Every pair warranted.
RICE McLURE A CO.
Oct 12 40 tf_
Dress Goods 1 Dress Goods !!
STAlfbARD Prints from ?J to 8}c per yard.
Alpaeoss, Poplins, Cashmeres, Ac., Ac., in
the latest styles, at very low prices; with Fringes,
(Ualoons and Silks to trim.
RICE, McLURE & CO.
Oet_l 2 40 tf
To Whom It May Concern.
^ A LI< persons indebted to us, either by note
u\. or account, must make arrangements to pay
\up immediately, as wo are determined to liavj
mosey. F. M. FA BR A Co.
Oct ft HO 1m.
A
CHEAP GOODS!
?AT THK?
HOTEL STORE.
WE AltK receiving a very targe Stock of
all kinds of Goods, which we arc determined
to Sell at the
No store or town shall be ablo to say they sell
cheaper than we do, and no firm keeps a better
assorted Stock.
OUR DRY GOODS
CONSIST OF
Blenched and Brown Shirting and Sheeting,
Plaid Osnaburgs, Punts,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Domestic Ginghauis,
Kentucky and Columbus Mills Jeans,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Water-Pioofs, Tickings,
Fiannels?Bed and White,
Flannels?Shaker and Opera,
Blankets?White and Colored,
Ladies Shawls and Gloves,
Notions and Hosiery,
SHOES AND BOOTS,
in Great Variety and Vrioes.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Wool and Fur llats, for Men and Boys.
eROCKRIES:
Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Baoon, Flour, Lard,
Molasses, Salt, Mackerel,
Tobacco of all Brands.
BAGGING AND TIES.
TT o rdwro ru
!?* v* tf ma \J |
Crockery ware,
Tinware,
Woodenware,
BRIDLES, SADDLES AND SADDLE
BLANKETS.
Spooialties,
Ladies' Custom-Made Shoes,
Gent's Hand-made Shoes,
Star Shirts.
Feeling thankfu* for the patronngo heretofore
extended, we guarantee satisfaction in the future.
GEE A HUMPHRIES.
Oct 12 40 if
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of tue
Merchants' & Planters'
NATIONAL HANK
OF UNION,
At Union, in the State of South Carolina, ai
the close of business, 1st October, 1877.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $ 64,027 41
Overdrafts 9 485 59
U. S. llonds to secure circulation... 60,000 0C
Duo front approved reserve agents 3,157 21
Due front other National Ranks 678 6-r
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures- 7,543 0(
Current expenses and taxes paid... 2,138 04
Premiums paid 4,800 (H
Rills of other Ranks 250 0(
Specie (including gold Treasury certificates)
823 1<
Legal-tender notes 3,064 0(
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
(5 pt\ ct. of circulation) 2,700 (X
Total $150,516 04
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pniil in $ CO,000 (X
Surplus fund 6,560 C(
Undivided profits 4,923 OS
National Jlank notes outstanding... 63,995 Ot
Dividends unpaid 100 00
Individual deposits subject to check 14,046 8?
Time certificates of deposit 10,787 7?
Due to other National Banks 163 65
Total $ 150,516 94
Statk or South Carolina, 1
County or Union, ss : /
I, E. R. Wallace, Cashier of the above-named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. E. R. WALLACE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to lefore me this 9th
day of October, 1877.
1^1 R. W. SIIAND,
1 J Notary Public.
Correct?Attest:
F. M. FARR, )
A H FOSTER. > Directors.
H. L. OOSS. )
Oct 12 40 It
ATTITTT i t\T\ttt i T /-i ?
i\LW Aitttl V ALo!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK I
LA T K8T STYLES !
LOWEST PRICES!
WE take pleasure in informing tho publie
that we are now receiving a very
Complete Stock of General Merchandize, to
which we invite examination. a??urint? !?? ?
who favor us with a call that we will moke an
exhibit of style and prices that cannot be surpassed
in any neighboring Market.
RIOB, McLURB & CO.
Oct G 89 lm
FINE PLAI^fATION FOR SALE
THE Subscriber nflfers tor sale his plantation
in the fork of Broad and Pacolet Kivers,
containing Tour hundred and forty
Acre*. It has
FIFTY ACRE8 GOOD BOTTOMS
on Broad River and ten on Pacolet. Has
about eighty acres of upland in cultivation ;
seventy aciPW In uifgHtslTerest, sAd the balance
in old field pines.
This is perhsps as valuable a plantation as
any in Union County. The location is entirely
exempt from Fever and is only offered for sale
because I am too far advanced in years to attend
fo it.
Any person wishing to see the land will please
apply to me on the premises, or to Mnj. H. F.
McDowell at Pacolet Depot.
JAMES IT. ALEXANDER.
Spartan please copy four tunes and send
bill to II. F. McDowell.
Kept 21 37 fit
WANTED, 1000 CUSTOMERS,
TO I'iXAMINK OUR NKW AND ATTRAUTIYK STOCK OF
WE guarantoe to duplicate any bill : And to those who are in
the habit of going or sending to other markets, wo simnlv n?ir
_ _ w 7 ' ~ <
that they shall call and examine our Stock and Prices, as we guaran- j
tec to give satisfaction both as to quality and Price of Goods. 1
LOOK AT OUR PRICES!
WE ARE SELLING <
10-4 Sheeting--a good article--from 25 to 37 1-2 cents.
Bleached and Brown Shirting, from 6 to 12 1-2 cents.
Kentucky and Georgia Jeans, from 15 to 75 cents.
Osnaburgs-very heavy-from 12 to 15 cents. 1
Striped Homespun at U cents. !
Ticking, at 12 to 25 cents.
Linsey from 15 jto 25 cents.
^CALICOESr atTT-4 to "8 1-3 cents.
DRESS GOODS TO SUIT ALE
Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 5 cents. A good Linen Handkerchief at 10
and 15 cents, with Heavy Border. [
RED AND WHITE FLANNELS FROM 25 TO 50 CENTS.
GENT'S LINEN CAMBRIC II AN DKE11C1II EES (Formerly retailed
Hi SO els ) NOW SQC1> 4 FOR A DOLLAR.
ALPACCAS AT ALL PRICES,
CORSETS, FROM fiO Ct?. TO #1 tfR.
WE call especial attention to our 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES
AT 50Cts., which the Ladies will find equal to Ridleys, if not better.
We have a beautiful Stock of HAMBURG EDGINGS at prices to
suit all. A handsome line of
LADIES TIES AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT 25CTS.
We are chock full of Notions
COATS' White and Black Cotton THREAD at 85cts. per Dozen
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK OF CLOTHING.
HATS rXX> SUIT AUI,.
A LARGE STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS.
WE call especial attention to our hand Made Goods, both Ladies
n?^ !? -
t uim vjuiii/3. .i^vcry pair warranted.
We are selling Womens'pegged SHOES at $1 25 that brought
> Si 75 last season.
i
>r FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE, CROCKERYWARE, AND
, GROCKHIE8 AT PANIC PRICES!
I
Capt R. C. JOHNSON has removed his Headquarters to our
house, and will he glad to see his many friends. JOHNNIE
) FANT has something to say, but will wait until you eall on him.
, SPEAUS Ac COLTON.
Ocl 4 38 tf
! Foster &Wilkins SALE ~
ARK Now opening their Fall Stock | REAL ESTATE.
, goods, which is complete in all dc- "13Y virtue of the authority given us under the
J purluienta, viz. J3 last will and tcstaniciu of John lirown de1
Ladies Dress Goods. " ceased, we will sell, FOR CASH, before the Court
Shawls, Cloaks, Faucy Goods. House in Union County, on the first Moinlav iu
Itoscry and Gloves November next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs
i Goods for Men's Wear. sa,es> a l,'ac' of Lan(l containing about
Jeans, Cassiineres, Tweeds, &c. OOO At'rcs,
^ located in Goudeysviile Township, between the
-IiOOZL11CL felloes. waters of l'ncolet nnd Tiiickety ltivcrs. This
1 tract of lnrui has been divided into
in Every Variety, and of such quality as we I'our TrnetM
I can Guarantee to give satisfaction for Men, Women
and Children. and cach tract W,H l)e 8old separately.
Tract IS'o. 1,
' READY MADE CLOTHING. I contains 10.1 acres, and is bounded on the East
by lands of Adam Gondelock, on the North by
The largest and most complete stock that wo tract No 2, on the West by the Goudeysvillc
have ever brought to this market. road.
Trad 2
hath and cai-s of all styles. eonll>in, m aere>, h0??dcd hv
HARDWARE, WOODWARE.
Jones, on the South by the Goudeysviile ltoad.
ROPE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS &o. Tract I?o. 3
We feel cnnQdent that we can please all contains 132 Acres, bounded on the Last by
parties in wuut oLtrouds, both in quality ,racl ^"?? **? 0,1 '',0 North l?y Goudeysvillc road,
nnd r?ricott * ** on the West by lands of John Tate nnd others,
..." . ' ,, . ?AAno j .... and on the South by lauds of John Littlejohn
Wc keep Good GOODS nnd are willing ftn(| 0tj,crs.
! to sell thcin, for Cash, as low as they cuu Tract IVo. 4,
be bought in any of the surrounding uiar- contain 108 Acres, hounded on the East by lnnds
kcts. of Oily Kcndrick and others, on the North by
Oct 6 89 tf the Goudeysviile road, on the West Sy tract No.
8, and on the South by lands of John Littlejohn
Something Really Good. | ?< 3ARA|, ????? Eieci|trlx
SMOKED BEEF TONGUES, truly fino, just * CALVIN BROWN, Executor,
received and for sale by I A.?r* a -
.. .?/ 1AIK-lUCt.
11. f. HA WW A. Co., - _ ~ _ ....
No. i, kmi union. Land! Land!! Land!!!
Oct 6 39 If rnilE Wnds of JOSHUA P. HAWKINS, do~
_"tSrA J. ceased, amounting to about two thousand
rjMXAlKl.INllr.lt 1H71. acres situate in Union County, North of l'acolet
_ ....... . T>..c Hivcr, are offered for sale in lots, and on terras
GEO. U. J jUWAIIDM. to suit purchasers.
Cotton and General Commission Merohant, *'or further information apply on the premises,
to the undersigned, or to Munro & Munro,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca. Sleedtnan & Hawls, or Shand & Munro, at Union
PROMl'T attention given to sale of Cotton, C. II. It. P. DAW KINS,
Corn, l'eas. Rice snd bmjum nf ?ii i?i?i- 1 u n,lm"1
0|IIUOi v. f?. * ,
Merchandise bought free ofCommjssion/Agent ? N. 1^, TENCH,
at Charleston forJState-Mne of OeetfnfHHMnsMps *xf" ' lfi - .. 8/RAH DA\KKINSi
between New York, Glasgow, LiverpoaET,ondnn May 18 _ 1? . ^
, and all part, of Europe. JL A Home For a White Woman.
KCFKR KKCKH: W ?tt i trmnr, . , ?
i ?. ?? ? \j( / AN 1 hi), a white woman, to cook. One
' BANK OF CHABLESTON, JAS. AlKlfll A CO., 1/1/ .... ' , . .
1 ciiah. T. i.owndkh t oo.t Charlcstol, H. C. W Willing to work can get lair wages
Sept 21 37 3in ? KooJ homo,
i , .??? Address P. O. Rox No. 40, Union.
Seed Barley. . Au* 31 ,f_
Any person wishing; to b?y Parley, clean Seed Wheat! Seed ^Theat! !
and good, can Iks accommodated by apply- lilOlt Sale, one hundred llnshels Seed Wheat,
ing at the Times Oflicc. ,, 1' P. M. PAltR & Co. I
Sept 11 3t> 1 in Oct ft 20 1 m
. -t
THE GREATEST WONDER
?or THK
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
M V l
NEW AND NOVEL PROCESS
OF PRESERVING
Meats, Vegetables and Frutts. ;,
"IXT'Illl this prooess Fruits of all kinds can
VY be kept in open vessels without danger
?f fetmentation, obviating the expense of hermetically
scaling. Nothing beleterious to heulth
is used, as we enn show by numerous testimonials
of physicians and scientific men throughjut
the Southern States.
It its Simple, Cheap,'tintl Requires
Little Time uu?l Labor.
The cost does not exceed three ccntsabnrrel for
:orn; two cents per bushel for tomatoes, etc.
jucumbers, okra, peas, beans, fruits, etc., for a
Iritling sum.
Meats can be preserved effectually in the samo
sray, at a cost not exceeding five cents per hundred
pounds.
Persons using this process will effect a large
laving in their household expenses, and have
fresh fruits, meats, vegetables, etc., at ALL
SEASONS OF THE YEAR.
For the next three months we will sell Family
Rights to make and use the preparation for ?5.00.
.... AUSTIN & Cp.,
Spartanburg C. If., S. C.
Agents for Union County.
Sept *21 87_ tf_
J. E.ADGER&Co.
1?7 nntl ISO .Vcc ti it g Nt rcet,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
TXT nrvT no ? T n TV
v v xjl v/xj ?j O iV JLi ?i U Hi A l_i Hi irC S3
? IS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IIARD WARE and CUTLER Y,
Guns, liar Iron and Steel.
Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware,
Eairbank's Standard Scales.
State Agcuts for the Celebrated
FARMER'S FRIEND PLOW.
A FULL LINK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND STEELS.
|STATE AGENTS FOR THE TREDEGAR.'
HORSE AND MULE SHOES,
which have been recently improved, and we
now offer I hem to the trade with
ENTIRE SA TISFA CTION.
Our stock is now full and complete, to which
wo invite the
FALL TRADE.
All orders rcccivo prompt and careful
attention.
J. H. Adsier Ac Co.
137 AND 139 MEETING STREET,
ClmrlcHtoii S. ('.
Aug 31, 1877 34 3tu
B. F. RAVLB & CO.
Drugs and Medicines.
A FULL supply at
B. F. HAWLS & GO'S.
No 1, East Union.
July 20 28 tf
Patent Medicines.
BRADFIKLD'S Female Regulator, Simmons'
Hepatic Compound, Sursapnrilln and Yellow
Dock, nt 11. F. RAWLS & GO'S.
No. 1, East Union.
July 20 18_ tf
Pure Medicinal Wines.
AND Liquors, for suleat
B. F. 11AWLS & CO S.
No. 1, East Uaion.
July 20 __ 28 tf
French Candies.
AFRESH supply of Fancy Candies, nt
B. F. RAW1.S & GO'S.
No. 1, East Union.
July 20 28 tf
Cod Liver Oil
AND Lime, for sale at.
B. F. RAWLS & CO'S.
No. 1. EuatUnicn.
_Julyj20 28 tf
Paints and Oils,
PAINT Brushes, for sale at
11. F. BAWLS & CO S.
No. 1, Last Union.
July 20 28 tf
Seed Wheat
IjlOB sale at
? B. F. BAWLS & CO S.
No. 1, East Union.
July 20 28 lf_
BUSINESS LOTS FOR SALE.
SEVEltAL very desirable Lots on Main Street,
suitable for business stands,
FOB SALE CHEAP,
and on reasonable Teims. T. McNALLY.
Aug 81 84 _ tf
PRACTICE ECONOMY!
USE 111VINC4 BRO'SPATENT
WATER-PROOF BUILDING PAPER.
IT is intended to take the place of shingles,
or tin on roofs, oilcloth or woolen carpets,
on tloors, and plastering on wtdls. It cau be
used with a saving ot from one hundred to
three hundred per cent., and give satisfaction.
The enrpeting can be seen in use at Oen. Wallace's;
the ceiling at Mr. F. H. Count's; the
[ roofing at.). K. Young's store, oast of the hotel
at Col. A. 0. lUce's, at Dr. Uibbes'. and on my
new house nearly opposito the Presbyterian
J Church.
Samples can be seen at my house or at Dr.
Qibbes' Drug Store. I am prepared to furnish
these materials in any quantities, nnd can apply
them cheap. The roofing is water-proof and
fire-proof and warranted to give satisfaction.?
Estimates will be made at any time,
P. T. LEMASTER, Agent. . ..
' Aug 81 - * 34 8m
D. A. TOWNHEND,
Attorney at Law,
IINIOIV . M., H. C.
March 2 8 tf
Flour and Meal
1.1(111 sale, at the lowest cash prices, at the
' Steam Mill.
T. M. WHITES!DES & Co.
Sept 14 88 tf