The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 16, 1878, Image 4

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* \ KICK HIM DOWK. If in the treacherous paths of life, Thy brother's foot should slip, ^nd words of folly, hate and strife, Fall fiom the thoughtless lip ; Or, if perchance, as many say, Dame fortune she should frown, And blight his prospects, faijr as day, The cry is?kick him down ! Whale'er his state in life has been, If honest, worthy, wise; Or, if he wealthy days has seen, Of course you'll shut your eyes ; If poverty, with a bnxen chain, Should bring hitn to the ground, He, struggling, attempts to rise again. The cry is?kick liiiu down ! If solitude and pwiitcnce For errors he ha.* lot, Aim UUI1IUIUUUC U1 ll.h * tNIvlllUl uiiv.va Of foiyes once forgoi , * If hopo again with buoyant wing, Flings joy antl peace around, A thousands accusations bring, And try to?kick him down 1 If on his well-meant efTorts rests The helpless child for life, And near his doubting, beating breast, There hangs and anxious wife; if j}" ! "? '"i'nr of sad care Their hopes ana joys aro bound, What rctributi'oFi waits his share, ' Who aids to kick hira down. If good intent the man should guide, Though failing in a part, Discourage not?tho world is wide, There's good iu every heart; Let sympathy the soul inspiro, Where'er misfortnno's found, And man, still struggling, admire, And never kick him down. It is well known to all reading Republicans that the administration of Gov. llamptuu, of South Caroliua, has been, from the first, liberal and impartial, aud that he has officially treated Democrats and Republicans, white men aud colored men, suppor tors aud oppoucnts, with uuifurm fairness, leaving no occasion for complaint. The lowliest laborer in a South Carolina cotton field has found in Huuiptou a Governor who respects all his political rights. The ne groes have learned that they had no cause to fear white men. They have discovered that Radical advisers who taught them to look upon their white neighbors with distrust were deceiving colored voters iu order to advance their ewe interests. They see that the ptual laws of the State arc carried out without unjust discrimination. They sec that order is maintained and that the ' authority of tho State is fespcctcd. They see that tharc are more and better schools established for the education of their children. They see that reduced taxes arc gathered by honest liien. They see that the official thieves who thronged the State under bayonet rule are gone away or arc out of power. They "find official fidelity everywhere. Jfhcy have been convinced mat tuc Dcsciortuuc iliac can DCT&ll an tionc?t poople is to have honest rulers. They are not readers of public journals; they are not students of political affairs; they are not even philosophical thinkers; but thoir senses tell them that things are going right once moro. They feel that it is a good aud precious thing to have wise and just men for their rulers. If the election of a Governor were left wholly to the negroes of South Carolina, a very large minority of tbem. perhaps a majority, would vote for Hampton, tho truo friend of good citizens, white or black; The Democrat* of Booth Carolina have renominated tho noble Hampton by accla~ ination. This fact is lull of proof of their sanction of his liberal and magnanimous course towards the colored neonl* Th#?v have not selected Hampton as their candidate to secare colored voters. There was no motive for such a course, since their candidate would certainly bo elected, whoever he might bo. Ilis renomination is an emphatic approval of his administration, of which the pBonpyrMt/epture has been fair '''V'" ''cr ItlA pd? litical friends heap now honors on Hampton because the brave, generous nnd patriotic man has proved to be a courageous, impartial and faithful magistrate. They elected him first because they admired his excellent qualities, and they will elect him again because those qualities have home rich and abundant fruits. They know his magnanimity in 1874; they know it still belter in 1878. They recognized his impartiality and fairness then, and they now approve of his fair and impartial course.? They knew that he was eminently just, and they now admire him all the ntoro for bis justice iu dealing with colored citizens. But what will our Northern Radical cousins-in-law think of this cordial, this spontaneous, this emphatic endorsement by South Carolina whito men ot the just nud friendly dealing of Gov. Hampton with colored citizens? Thcv know Hampton by . reputation, and they recognize tho grandeur of his character; hut what will they say of liis white fellow-citizens who admire him nil ill A mnrn FAI* Lie s ? M.vtv IV. mtm (|i}>uiiiaiujr lUWillUS South Carolina'* colored people? Will fclioj, daro they, admit this new testimony, that tho rights of Southern negroes aro wife in the hands of Southern white men ? Will they now cease from their clamorous demand that homo rule in tho South shall be roplaced by the rule of Federal bayonets ? Will they cease from their vituperntivo censures of tho policy of Mr. Hayes? tl/MI - rriuiDcy ccasc trom demanding a return to tho opposite policy and practice of Gon. Grant ? Will they at lastconcedo that the condition of Southern negroes hag been visibly and notably improved under the policy of nonintervention :?Neie Ortcaus Pica # ^ Kliaabcth Allen ip a poem, asks. "Oh willow, why weep forever F Elizabeth is a little mistaken as to tho facts. It isn't the willow that weeps, it is the boy wbo dances away, under the limber end of it. Picklbs.?Tako cucuiuboi-s (medium, size), wipe clean, and place eveuly in barrel or keg. When the keg is full place a clean cloth ovortho top; next place a board or stone for press; take four quarts of salt; boil in pot of water till all the salt dissolves ; wlioo cool add two pails uioro water and turn over the keg; the brine should be strong and- ?tWwr^he pickles well; when needed put pickles iu jar of fresh water for two or three days, changing water often ; then put iu vinegar. This way 1 have always found good, and but little work. Recipe lor making sweet pickles: After eating wateruielous, take the rind, and with a sharp knife pare off tho outside green aud all the heart; cut the white firm part iuto strips two iuclics long; make a syrup by putting oue quart viucgar aud ouo pvund sugar ou tho stove to boil; two ounce# cloves tied iu a cloth, aud half au ounce allspice (ground); add with quart of water; when well boiled tikiuo, and place your rind in the syrup; let boil till each piece looks clear and is tender ; skim out into a jar and add uiorc rind; when done set away to cool, anu iu two or turcc days l would liko to come and help you cat them.? Ohio far. .. Tiik Wheat Crop.?So much hns been said of the damage done to the wheat crops iu the west, by persons iutcrcsed in exaggerating the facts for speculative purposes, that it is well to note cainly what is said by the most trustworthy authorities on the subject. It seems, then, to be conceded that the continued heavy rains followed by warm, cloudy weather, have seriously injured the crops of wheat iu Wiscousin, Minnesota, Iowa and the northern part of Illinois. At the same tiuic it is admitted that the wheat crop was superabundant last year iu the states just mentioned, and that a considerable part of it has not yet been sent to market. On the other hand there is compensation in the knowledge that (ho crop of winter wheat in Ohio, Iudiuua, Southern Illinois, Missouri and Kansas is among the largest that has ever been known, whilst the corn crop, which is reported almost everywhere to be unusually heavy, will tend to a very considerable extent to compensate the furmcrs for their losses iu the states whero the wheat crop has measurably failed. "T could write down twenty cases," says a good man, ((whcn I wished God had done otherwise than lie did nnd which I now see had I had uiy own will, would have led to extensive mischief. The life of a christian is a life of paradoxes. lie must lay hold on God, he must follow hard after Him, he must dctcruiiue not to let lliin go. Ami yot you must learn to let God alono. Quietuess before God isonoof tho uio&t difficult of all christian graces; to sit where He plcnssc, to be what lie would have us he, aud this as long as lie pleases." ?> ? From the Beginning Ot^TTre?reign vrf George III to that of Victoria, upward of 200 duels wero fought in England. lit three both combatants wero killed; in eighty one; and in all, 120 were wounded, Upward of twonty trials connected with duels occurred in which four duellists were found guilty and two hanged. In the list of duellists occur the names of York, Norfolk, Castlcrongh, Pitt, Fox, Sheridan, Grattan, liurdctt, Canning, Peel and Wellington. Woman's sphere?That she won't get a rich husband. MCE & MC'LURE [ ARB IN RECEIPT OF THEIR USUAL ?SUrPLIES OF? SPRING and SUN HER GOODS, WHICH they coir mend to tho attention of purchasers. They are enabled to display a Cull line of /-1/-\rnrr?/"\'kt a nno t ****!??? Wi xvimurjO, JLilIN HilN CS, -Tlirrrnn w/wiMfciNkai1, FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Also an unusually large and attractive assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Embracing tlio latest Novelties, at inarvclously low prices. Together with everything in FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS Usually found in a general Stock. CALL AND SEE OUR BARGAINS. No objection to showing Goods, if we'don't Sell. HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, Hosiery in great variety, Ladies' and Gent's Silk Ties. Linen Cuffs and Collars. Kid and Lisle Gloves, AN ELEGANT 2 BUTTON KI1> GLOVE FOlt *4S CUNTS, with many other things useful and ornamental, at the C11EA1' STORE of RICE A McLURE. ' April 20 17 ?r FOSTER & WILKINS ARE RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OP SPRING AND SUM M ? R O <> 0 U H , Which hare be?n selected wilft Yr&i cars and bought on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, AND WILL I3K SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES! They invite all in want ot goods to call and examine QUALITIES AND PRICES, BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. .SATISFACTION CJI'AltANTtfKD May 8 18 tf VECETINE. vegetine (a tkX a vile, Baamonf compound which staijihf WW the bowela. but aaa/e. pW??nt rwpodjr.whioA Uwr*? rqilajro the . . vegetine UdWIMMIM In MM ?( dorafol* and oIIim 1 ? diaaaaeidf thebkHid-hjmitfOf'bu w<?tphyaiciana, oWIqc to it* ff?*i MM *n conn* aU niwnw oI J Ori? fvotow. * S.1PK. ft * . 4>om apt deaaleasfci&pfe into false hope* br pur*- C Inland creetlnwjd flstitious npixSitv. but ' niwreIn tiliiaimfcsnq purifying Uu> whole inum, iilllW the peS6rirr?duaU> tB perfoot heeltu. ^^Segetine Wu looted upqp as an es0*rto>ent tor aofpo time bjr Km* 61M IMMmUu, bdtclww rmaet incred line in rewd to imlBerit im> n&m Ua mmt ardent Irieodeandvppurtan. VEGETINE Inatoad Of being a puffed-iV> medicine, baa worked ten-^srassiw 1^155^I tulmt. VEGETINE Mi a Boston Dhrmiclao. " Uaa rt> Mitral as a- blood purifier. Hearing of its #a?w wobdSrful curraafter 11 uMiir comedian I r (sited tko laboratory, and convinced mjtWf of Ra amnulno merit. It ia r:?8Z$ anoA mniDiur aa to produod aatpmab.In* reoultn" PROOF, WHAT 13 NEEDED. lab. U. 1871, < Hi. IL JL RTKTjjjg; Dear Sir?About op* teat "log. f found fnraalf in a foabla condition ftvrq general dem|ilf< l??a tin* vaa strongly recommended! to roe by a friend , who lua beep inuoti benefited t>y tteaue. Ipro?srred the artji lcyjta'). after using aerarai UdtW waa > Stored to npalui, aud discontinued ita W I foal nulu connnanl that there ts no medicms ilMrwr to for those conrplainta for whieh it ia utpetlilli pre* (fared, and would cheerfully rocorurhcnd H to tboed who feel that flier need somathii* to Mtatatp Utam to perfect health. i'lrm of 8. Mr i'pUiaiTll Or, ^ 10 BodCim. I HAVE FOUMp ' THE R1G1IT MEDICINE. Boaxw, Uhi Ha H. a SrmpA . v ? Dear Sirs-M> only aywii * - tnonlalia to atrfuAbla itflorroAign. Having bo?n ha>11/ afffiotpd djtbBaft Rhpnm, aSidtbswhoib urines of ajr ikHMM oaVekad Kith anil pruptiona, many of danaed ma groat pain and annoyanoe, and hntfVlag It if be a Bfcott d^aafr I ojfk lystr of t)ae Advertised blood prfparatiouJt WM wbjph.waa aiflr qVutotiCf V Sarg^perWp, r^thout obtaining oniEoielli ud4| I communed taking the fza%mtr.; ami bpfBu 1 B?j3 ^pmpf&ul thi Or* bottle I aen (hat f had gOt-U>s r%hX medicine Ooo bqhontly I fblloVod db-grtth it naMI If 1 takan deroo bottlas, w&on I#aa jr^noujiavdvd tfa "VM|l 3idfny akin iataucAjih^iod Ota|hrVfrea (rota plbteganderuption,. 'dtufl Deter liplnasd to wood bepfUt before, and 1 alitibuta it at to (he uaa of Vx?;?rurx- To bepaflt ibotfe afflicrtd wiih Bheo. tnatiam, I wlD mahpmadtinft'alaoof the Vjcortvwfi's wondcHal grower of canng ma of thla arwtp oonr* r'fj-q of wbkb Must Suffered ao intensely. "* O. H. TUOKJUt. rut. Ac*m mien. vj. n. u. No. 68 Wn*bin?t?u ftMk , VECETINB \ Ft?pM?dby H,^STEVENS, BostonrlW " ' VfegeHne is Sold by all Druggists. HARD-PAN REACHED \ { NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! WE .nrc now receiving a well selected Stock of SPUING GOODS at prices to bait the times, CONSISTING OP I>RY C;OOI)S, ] FOtftEItfN and domestic. < clq/hiii a, PROM TURjOSmOJIEST T? THE BEST ENOtlSH WORSTED. GAASIKERES, Vinill.VU AND NORTHERN. Dwrnuo Tv/"\\irKT | x ivivrjo x/yj ff 11. Lull "fi ^ 1 r^STA R S H I RTS, Made In the Best Manner and of CIIOICKST 3IATEUIAL. LADIES' AND GENT'S LINEN COLLAR^ AND CUFFS. 1 A LARGE LINE OF LADIE8' AND GENT'S .Silk lies and Kid.Gloves, Hamburg Edgings, Exhibition Unfiling*, A NEW AND FULL 8T0CK OF Ladies', Gent's and Children's Hose. Corded* and'figured Piques, lifsowsst variety. 1 Linen Handkerchiefs. * Parasols, latest stjles and colors. Hardware, Woodenware, Tinware. BRIDLES AND SADDLES. 7 SADDLE BLANKETS. c TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. x Our Stock of Hand roade nnd Cuslom-iuado 1 hoes, ^ CAN'T BF. BKAT. 11 Every i*?lr Warranted. t( O H O O Kll l E H, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. ltice, Orist, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Corn and Corn' MmI. We are determined to sell. Call ?ud ozandno our goods and compare oar prices. CIEE A HIlNPnRIEN, April 19 ^ 10 If A BTTnin r * a K DunwnAiwa Amn. IWARRANTED BUTA CBUPUT. 11 igggg Also, MILLItra MACNPRY. ! WyKUCISBIDUCEDAftaO,"?* ,,P I'amphleUJre*, Omcr, T?m, IV. ' Jon?14 24 Cm. HEW ARRIVALS 5. W. PORTEE'S CHEAP CASH STORE. :o: ? [IIAVJ3 just returned from Market tvhere I purchased a heavy stock of all kinds of Goods t the very lowest prices, and 1 intend loglve -.y easterners the benefits of my low-pri'cbtl phrhases^ MV STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY OF THE LATEST STYLES. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LADIES AND GENTS1 BONNETS AND HATS. A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERi, rile Best'Make and latest Styles 1IOOTH AND 8IIOKS, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Ties. GROCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a slock as can be <ccn in Town. HARDWARE! For Plantation, Garden and Household Use. In fact I have got almost anything yon can call for, and I ani detsrmiaed to SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. CALL BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE. 1 UU.I. !Hr D. A. TOWNSEND, Attorney at Law, UNION . If., N. C. March I 8 If " DR7~ATQ. SIMMONS' ORIGINAL AND GENUINE LIVER MKDICINE, Trial Packages, with diroclioas, fbr gratuitous distribution. Jt coat* you nothing, it niiry tare yotir life. Apply to DR. B. F. 11ARL8. Druggist, No 1, East Union. June 28 28 "tf A LARGE STOCK OF NEW -GOODS* JUST RECEIVED AT J.T.HILL & Go's. :o: jT WK have just received a very large Stock of the latest Styles, nod PHETTIECT PATTERNS ?OF? LADIES DEESS GOODS, >f nil kinds of Material, which we offer for sale it tho VBRY LOWEST PRICES. TOGETHER WITH Fashionable Trimmings,v . Ladies' and Gent's Ilose, Linen Handkerchiefs, Lengclotbs of all Brands, * p..- si(,iiiii nf uminrn, ~ ~ LADIES' AND -GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES. A LARUE STOCK OF HARDWARE, or Mechanic's Domestio and Plantation use. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Bice. Bacon, Flour and Lard, Bait, Spices of pJl kin da, &? Oar stock is now *nd complete, and we protoes to offer every advantage to purchasers, by keeping a full supply of goods and by selling s cheap Oft vr Vi HMglil iu atoro i+JJkL , 'ounty.,A_ fCTP , We invite all to call And see for themselves. J. T HILI, A CO. Msrch V2 12 tf WEST SPRINGS, WILL be open for visitors July 1st, 1878.? The finest water in the South, not. exelled in America. It in adapted to tho cure of Consumption )ytpepsi?, it right's diseosefc of the Kidneys 'em?le diseases, Dropsy, Nervous Prostration, Overworked systems, aud Broken down Coaail. uiions and Dysentery. A cure ia guaranteed in eaae of simple dysen* cry. Hot and Cold Hath*. Doard per month $'20 00 ? ? Week 6 00 " ? Day 1 60 TaMo Ilatk at Spartanburg or Union, Address, GEO. 8. ANDERSON, Proprietor. July 5 20 tf KKK1H' NIIIRTN A RE undoubtedly the beet and cheapest made, rv They are not only manufactured of the eat material,?best Wamsutta mdalln, with lirce-ply all,Linen boaoma?but they are guaranteed ??Jil. We sell both the oomplete and arliy-made, at 6 for $0. A sat of gold plated utloQf with each box of the partly made. RICE & MeLURft Jftlyl2 2R ft ' :i-> * THE COLUMBIA REGI8TER PUBLISHED Dully* Trl-Weekly and Weekly, ?at? ( OLI MlllA, H. C. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. One Vt?r..Mi ...$7 Off Six Months... 8 60 Three Months.... 1 76* flir-WKEKLY. One Year 00* Sit Months 2 f>0 Three Months.. 1 25* WEEKLY. One Year..;.;.i.iui.r.rr .....,.....$2 00* Six Months 1 00* Three Months...;;;.;.:; ; W> The Ortrnn nf tlie P?lt"/ilii B# , ..v V> ?>av a Hiivitn VI JlN9VallUI JT of South Carolina} BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND. Good work, Quick Time and Lowest Prices BRIEF WORE A SPECIALTY < Address THE DAILY REGISTER, COLUMBIA, &. C. ELEGANT FURNITURE. * flWll? subscribe hi\Tc opened a regular Fur_L iiitui e Store, in the large room under Mr. Nicholson's New llnll, whero they hare the largest and most superb stock of Furniture ever brought to any townin tliisStatcabove Columbia. Our Stock embraces the very handsomest styles now made, with every article of Fcrnture suited to the taste and means of all classes, which we inti a 1 to sell at the very * LOWEST PRICES. FOR CASH. We invite all persons to call and examine our elegaat stock. G. R. WEST A CO. June 28 tf TIRE TAHLE OF THE Spartanburg & Asheville R. R. N.V.AC. RAILROAD. EZmmjwmumam To go into Effect, Monday, July 1, 1878. I DOWN TRAIN. i UP TRA1>i Arlvc. Leave. STATIONS. Arlvc. Leave. 5 OOpiu Suluda OOaui 5 IA Melrose 7 41 A AA p m A AS Tfyon City 7 01 7 OS 8 18 6 20 Landrumn 6 41 6 43 6 38 0 40 Cani|>obella 6 71 8 73 7 (JO 7 01 Inman 6 Maui fi 00 7 17 Campion 5 A4 7 77 7 40 Alr-LInc Jnnc'n I A 70 im HBjawwUSw#?Ww.>? 8 09 a m 8 11 BSMr * ? ij- II wT'tW f . 8 33 8 30 Joneavllle 4W* ' 4 9 17 127 Union 3 40 3 AO *** 9 4A 9 47 . Santuc 3 10 10 OA Hah Dam 7 48 10 30 10 33 Shelton 2 27 2 2A 10 4A Lylea Ford 2 10 11 05 Stmthcrs 1 AO 12 00 nf Alston fl 00 pm . * Breakfast. f Dinner ~~ J AS ANDERSON, Superintendent. * -? July 6 27 ?f Greenville and Columbia It. B. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. gi??S?B8?B rassenger Trains ran daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Trains ts Bwlh Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aflor MONDAY, May 20th, the following will ha Aha . , . schedule: UP. Leave Columbia at 7.46 a m L*a?a Alston 9.80 a in Leave Newberry ........10.60 a nfc, Laate Cokes bury 2.17 p? Leave Belten.?..' 4.00 p m Arrive at Qreenville 6.86 p m Down. Leave Greenville at 8.06 a m I.euve Helton 9.66 a m Leave Cokesbury 11.88 a m Leave Nowberrjr 2.40 p m Leave Alateu 4.20 jl m Arrive At Columbia 6.66 p m ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE DIVISION. DOW*. 4 OP. Leave Waihallr ...6.16 a m Arrive 7.16 p m Leave Perryvilie...7.00 a m Arrive C.40 p m Leave Pendleton...7.60 a ra Arrive 6.00 p ?n Leave Auderson...8.60 a a Arrive. 6.00 p m Arrive at Belton...9.40 a m Leave 4.00 p m TIIOMA8 P9PAMBAP, General Superintendent, Janr.* Nortoh, Jn., General Tloket^Agent. ^ WANUPACTURKIlfl of Book, 1V1 wrapping PAPER. lohaW NicholMon, Agent, Athens,0% Por sample of News, see this sheet. Nov 22 46 If on WAV* ow waUAOXi rU W JEiK KNGINK FOH SALE I HAVE ? good thirty-horse, seoond h*nd, at* tionory Engine which I will Mil low. For particulars address me at Alaton, fl. C, r M. CIIAP1N. April 1878 f 16 If 19, 8 AMUftL 8. STOKE S ~ Attorney at Law AND TRIAL JUSTICE, ration I!. |V.. *. ?.? WILL practice in the Circuit and Probata Courts. All business in the jurisdiction of ft Trlftl Jusit>. ".? t.vo wivnuw ?-O Willi promplOOO*. Special attention given te oolleetlona, Ac. Office over Steadinan % Row)* Low office. Green and Pry Hides. ^ [WILL pay the highest prise for any number of Of%en or )>rjr Hidwl .lOS.STRAIM.. Hn. to 4 il