The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 13, 1878, Image 3
Pit^'a Svll or Honor.
Tlic following id the ainuuuis ?l' uuniribulionu
t . Lite Yellow Fe?w &uli'ercra by the principal
?itus of tbi* country, up t?? our latest Juirt.?
it dues not, of course, embrace ?he contributions
from thu churches, small townsau I individuals,
which Laye been scul direct to jw".jaus and as&
jiatious in tiio various fever stricken loculiti?if
NVw York $1rt,l,020 04
j'hiladelphia * 47,708 OJ,
Chicago 07,400 00
St. Louis.... yG,000 00
Boston *20.007 00
Cincinnati 2d,dJ0 00
Bitlsburg 18,000 00
Daitituoro. 14,851 00
Washington ll,0t/0 00
S\n Francisco S.O'JO 00
'Charleston. 7,471 15
tiavamt&h, 7,000 00
fspTruiglio'.d, Mass 0,085 00
Brooklyn 7,025 00
Lincoln, Neb 5,"00 00
1 ndinnkpo'ts, (tt'l 4,500 00
"Columbus, Ohio 4,500 00
Sauta iiarbura, Cat 4.000 CO
Elizabeth, N.J 4.000 00
Mobile 4,000 00
Montgomery 8.000 OJ
Augusta 0,500 00
EvansviHc, lad 2.700 CO
4ia;i tor J, V/onu 2.11G 20
Li..' r." W
>'*waik, N. J 1,770 US
Jacksonville, 1)1 1,030 03
Sclma, Ala 1,100 00
Terra Iluiue, Iml 1,030 00
Dubuque 1,023 00
Raleigh, N. C 1,000 00
Lancaster, 1,000 00
Orange, N*. 1,000 00
Rochester, N. 1' 1,000 00
lVo ul.so learn that very liberal subscriptions
have been utudo by citizens of Liverpool and
other cities in England. One gentleman in Liv erpool
lias sent 1,000? or ?3,000 to New Orleans.
0111KK CONTr.,Uiri?lN8.
Washington, September 8.?The telegraphers
in the vicinity of Harrixburg have subscribed
$200 for thuerelicf of telegraphers. ilarrisburg's
total to date is ?7Sl, exclusive of the
telegrapher's fund.
An cuieriaixmciu of the Kuights of Honor at
Erie, l'ft., produced $'00.
The Uov.atd Association of l.ittlc Hock, Ail:.,
lias sent over ?2,000 to Memphis.
Nowbuigh, N. Y., scads $1,030 to the fever
*** ButTcrers.
The relief committee of San Francisco has
telegraphed $1,000
Albany, N. V., lias collected ?2,000, and the
board of trade is making ?Hurts to obtain more.
Long Uranch, September 8.?'J'ho sum of ?000 j
was collected during the services at Occau Cirovo
to-day, to bo sent to Memphis to-morrow. |
Washington, September 8. -The Alabama
Urea: Southern Kuilrond announces thai it will
pass all supplies, nurses, physicians, &c., in aid
of yellow lever suttct era free from Chattanooga
to Meridian.
I*ubu<p.e. .September S.?'J'he collections for
the 1'oycmu timers yesterday and to-day.amounted
to $1.02 ).
Newport, .September 8.?There was a liberal
collection" in the churches t?.-day, and money
boxes lor 1'cver contributions have been placed
iti various pans of the city.
Cincinnati, September 8.?The Telegrapher's
Belief Association of this city collected from
that fraternity SGOO, for the bcnclit of their
Lfothrea in itw tipudi who m?jr.b? (ii-tukwi.wlO.
fever.
Indianapolis, September 8.?Tho contributions
from Oud Fellow lodges throughout tho
State to date aggregate $2,200, of which ?000
have bc'--:i sent to Mississippi, ?000 to New Orleans,
and 5)301) to Memphis.
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The Litest rttiM tiie Scot-hue.?Memphis,
September !0.?At tut early hour this morning
rain commenced falling, and has kept up incessantly
to noon, l'if-y-hinc deaths have been re
ported up to noon, mailing lio since ycsioruay
noon, Among liiuiu avc Mrs. lauuio Mathews,
Gen. C. W. AUnis, J. li. Fair, Win. Chandler,
John J. Connelly, (olograph operator, Ceo. lame,
ciuolojrce of titc Jsoulboru J..{press (..oiiipany,
Frol. S. Schafev, city tax collector, Father O.
11. T. Tieper, MM. ft. J. Gleason, Mrs. 8. M.
Galea, ami J. M. Kerr an J Chas. M. Kimili,
printers. Among ilio.so in a critical comiition
is J. J. Sullivan, of Flaherty ?fc Sullivan
Fearful Moutamtit in ViCKsuona.?September
10.?'i'lio indications at'o that tho fever is
decreasing in ilto number of new cases, but the
utorhiliiy foavful, the deaths yesterday numbering
forty-sis, aad to day forty-four. Among
the death., to-day ore fash Martin Koary, county
treasurer, and J. W. Alvis, of Chattanooga,
toicKiajili operator, who came licre three weeks
AlOIt i *iai . ... ...
?Two hundred and thirly new oases uuu-ov
deaths to noon to-day.
Skxatolia Stricken.?Grenada, Miss., September
10.?-The yellow fever has broken out at
Senalobin, Miss. There have been over thirty
cases up to daic and the alarm among the citizens
is great.
One Case in Mobile.?September 10.?There
was a fatal c .so of yellow fever hero last evening.
The board of health reported it as an imported
case. This has been the only case here.
Tits Fevku in Canton Mjss., Si (.(ember 10.
? The total number of cases to date is 218, and
deaths :tS. New cases in the last twenty-four
hours 3?>, hut only one deeth. The number of
1^01 cases ia increasing daily.
The .Swlllinq Tiok or Fur.?Washington,
September 10.?Reports from all quarters lo?
" ni&ht represent increasing sympathy aud'actbiiy
In behalf of ihc lever sufferers. The sympathy
has takcu a most thorough national Lhape.
J nunenso meetings wero hold licre to-day nt
Lincoln Hall, over which Judge McArihtu*
1 presided. About $2,000 v/as subsc ibod.?
A car load of provision* will be seui to Memphis
to-morrow, with forty nurses and other
comfoi Is.
Ilow mm: 4^0 jt ix tug Goldex Statu.?Fan
Francisco, iSeptelhbfce.lO.?The boxes and seals
in the California TlieatrO wr^e auctioned off this
afternoon for the benefit of*^ttie yellow fever
sufferer*. About $1,000 was realized in prctuiurns.
The sum of $">,000 has been received
\t from the children of public schools. Tho Citizens'
Relief CommitfO'! to-day forwarded $2,000
to tho Howards of Now Orleans, $1,500 to Memphis,
and $1,500 to Vichsburg.
$870 roit a Walk or Con ox.?St. Louis,
September 10.?Among tho recent notable contributions
to the VullftW fi'VAr f.m.l I.nio I??? "
bale of cotton donated l>y the citizens of l.agrange,
Tcnu., nnd sent Lore for sate, which
was auciiouod off and purchased by fyur Members
of the Cotton Exchange, and by . .rtj.dcnatfid,
again sol I, this lime (o Me. finVncs, of
Ibr'iei, Da*is & Co. of Liverpool, wbiilier it
will bo taken by the purchaser and sold for the
snmo good cause. It lias already added ?i37Uto
the fund.
A Yki.low Fi vj;r Tion'-c.?Chicago, 511.. Rrnt.uibor
10. -Tho tmp'ovees of the city and
county are, to-day, giving a picnic lor tl:a Loaefit
of the yellow fever .utile: cr*.
C it a mi* tux a rot: vhu.Smk.?New York, Sep.j
'ciutuT Ml.?Fifty-seven ci.w* of champagne i
have hern donated here fvf the Memphis suf
lcrcrs.
Tiik Uno os a i i.tu.?A few year* ug<< a cress
prosecution was turning iu our Superior Court!
A Miter inrifb had spruug lip between George
(5mnt and a ydtm^ man by the titrate of Jatues
G. Richardson. 'i heir bitter Aiclings culmiuatjd
in a vctoutrc at thchousc of Grant, iu wiiioli
e ic't Groil one s>t.ot at tuo other wit bout any
il bc'ng <!oi:e. On the said Hhootiug tho
cro*t? prosecution was bused. Grant ii,dieted
Richardson for assault with intent to uiurder,
claiming tii.it Richardson shot first, und Richardson
indicted Grant, claiming ibat Grant shot
first. On the trial at September term, 1S71,
I belli parties were found guilty. Richardson
was sentenced for two years aud. Grant for five.
Richardson scvtrcJ out bis term. Grant moved
for a new trial, wliieb was grunted by ibe .Supreme
Court on account of an erroneous charge
! of IheJn igo, but pending which ho broke jail
and tied the State. Time vollcd ou and wo hear
nothing of either patty until a few weeks ago.
The same week l'ichav Iscu is killed in Atlanta
by .Scott Sowers, uad Grant meets the same fate
by his horse running away with liiui in South
Carolina.?J/urlwil (Git.) Sun.
?
Lmut is Ktsct.?The Liver is the imperial or
g tn of tiio whole luiiunn system, as it controls
i.jo l.fc. hi'ttiili and happiness of man. When
i! 5* disturbed in its proper action, nil Kinds of
ailments arc the natural result. The digestion
of food, iitu inovcurnN of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain a.i-l nervous system, aro
i^iik.muiJ?s?ifltio?iU*JLL^ fori, .inn. *u
0 ecu's August Fiowcr i? unequalled iu curing
till persons nlflictcd with Dispepsia or Liver
j Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms t t
result i'roui nn ttnhe. It lie condition of the Liter
and Stomach. Sample Lotties to try, 10 cents.
I Vossitively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Throe doses will prove that it is
just what you v.ant.
For sale V>v all druggists, and by G111UKS &
CO. 3ti--w.
Ba.cc Iior.sr.s jn TitAtxtxa.?Mr. T. M. Whitnkcr,
lite horse fancier, who is training horses
on the race track in the fair grounds, now has
the following Lores in charge, and exorcises
them daily: fiantuck, tivo years ohl, owned by
C. K. Sims, of South Carolina; Guy Mattering,
three years old, owned by .v. 1?. Alexander, of
Mecklonbuvg; Billy, live years old, owned by
M. Hogan, of Charlc-tou; bay horse (no name),
four years old, owu?<l by 11. MeLa.iicl, o( Cuesj
ter; Mecklenburg, two years old, owned by 1).
M. lligler, of Cha-lotto; sorrel tiliy, (no name),
two years old, owned by T. M. Wliitukor, of
Yorkville; sorrel horse, (no name), four years
old, owned by the same ; brown horse, (no name)
three years old, owned by A. WilTiford, or Hock
llill.? Ch irrlu ,'.'c Observer.
St'Aiii txui'itc Mettocn.?Spriyhtt Daily
elves :iie following details of the murder briefly
mentioned in our Spartanburg dispatch day
before yesterday: .
"George Hunter, colored, while qunVrenug
with his wife near Glenn Springs on the premises
of Mrs. llobo, was attacked l>y Lis wile's
aunt, hotA Geo.go slapped over, when she
went for her husband, Henry Gist, who scon appeared
upon the scene, whereupon a regular
melee ensued, in which llenry Gist was fatally
wounded with a knifc.by George Hunter, llcury
Gist was dying at last Accounts rind George
lluiucr was Committed to Jail iu the afternoon,
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101 luxiii^nuuu,
c * * ?
i its Si'AKt'ANiit'uu ash AstiKvii.tt: Eoau.?
'I lie business of this roai ij improving?a large
amount of grain being shipped daily 10 Columbia
and oilier points. Freight rates have been
in TOO nr meet tumpwimu wmi inr?n*sr, 5/ir?
grain is being delivered from North Carolina on
as favorable terms on the line of the JSpartauburg
and Union Road and at Columbia as it, tan
bo proem ed from the West. The shipping o:
stock will also be a huge ami profitable business
with this road, i:tt a of which has hereiojbro
taken the rail ul Spartanburg and Greenville for
the Columbia nud Charleston markets. The
ti'.st out- load at lived last night, en route for
Charleston.?SjK'rtuulur<{ Dotty
?
INUKl'KN UKXV CAJilMhATfcS.
If there is :t man in South Carolina, iu one
single district, who is base enough to lbrsako
bis party at this time aud I.tad nil independent
ticket, the Radicals will rally to his support, and
you will be stricken down iu the house of your
friends.
Yuu have no easy work before ycu ! The people
of this State must again rally to their standard
a., they did before, ami must devoto cvciy
energy, might, means and work and their prayers
to this great cause ; for, if wo lose the Legislature,
we lose all that we have fought for?all
that we have so hardly won.?JIamjtton't Edge
field Sjterci't.
As soon as any one talks of Hampton for Vice
President, n shout of "bud policy'' arises from
?i... tlivi,!i:3 of about five hundred prospective
kh? viH pojgwjcr be frightened olit of Vattitg
her true p.ace in ihc councils of tlio nation. Thy
bloody shirt is torn to tatters long siuec.
Washington J'out.
Laouaxuk, Ga., April 20th, 1S7#.
Dr. T. S. DraJfidd: Sir?The SulTorer'a
llalia 1>i\ Heard prescribed for my little sister
w ho Wits sull'ering very much from "Foisob Oak"'
gave speedy relic!. I vvo applications cured her.
Yours, Sic.f C. L. btxia.
J repareJ aud for Snlo by A. IRWIN & CO.
Mny 17 gj 2t
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A Housk Tiiji.k .and Mt)iui;i:cu Lv.nciii:d.?
/ c , .
viuviiiuiuii oepieiuuer 4.?A special stales dial
John Hichniond, who was nrtcslod for horse
Ihievhig'aud i!ic murJfcr of It. It. Cliff?at C'hetopah,
Kan., recently, was taken from the train
uj.un iiis at rival al Chciopah and liung uudcr a
bridge close to tlto town by a party of masked
men.
The Orcen lUvcr bridgo on tho Spartanburg
and Ash^ville railroad has been completed and
ilie (rack will be laid to within two lulled of
l'liil llock by the meeting of the Block-holders
of tiie road, which is to ho held at Ilcudeisou>
illo, hi. C., on the 18th inst,?Spcrtanbttrj
llcruld.
If you wr.nl to see a list of diabolical crimes
jus read tho New York llcruld. burglaries,
bank robber ies, defalcations, murders, ruined women
and all sorts of deviltry. What a wicked
set of people we Southerners must bo in the eyes
of these saints.
Tho .Abbevillo Medium says twenty applications,
more or less, were sent down to the llovertior
Monday for appointment to fill the vacancy
of the absconding Sherilf of thai county.
Pr. Pclcr Moon, an old and respectod citizen
of Me wherry, died sud lonly at Jiis residence
near Saluda Old tow n on lust Saturday.
Tho fact is now established Unit "by Jingo"
moans by 1!?d, in a tbreiim inmruftt/e. Mndnt.
no s'.rc'.urs rlioulil remember tliia.
The premium list of I lie Slate Agricultural
an t .MrrliM.ii-.il Socicly can l?i' oKtniiird by applying
lo Thomas \V. Ifollvwuy,'Secretary, al
l'omairia/S. t'.
'la-'-g- - ?u * i-j i- c- i
aiorkss r.v rni- w.i? dt.hockatic
kxlxutivi: to:ii>ivrsi:if.
il i'.a i><iv vuti::i.h stat r. dkm'cuatic ^
; l^cuoirriVK CotiwiTrcR,' ' v
C'oLTiluU, X. August 'Si, 1S78. J
Tst ihi l\<ipU oj' a'-mm CurvH/tu :
The stale Democratic executive C?t>m;itcu
announce to their fcliovv-citlien* ilia v. iho_?. tmu
canvass will formally o^en on ScptetwWy,.tyt ' i
Already the counties in genet ui a:o ready for
action, and the Committee cannot doubt that the
campaign will l>e as brilliant as brief.
Throughout the canvass the Detnocr.ioy ol
South Cnrcliua will have but one rule of conduct.
The platform <?j' 1870, adopted nul renflinncd
in 1878, is the supremo law of the peiucratio
party, lly i. the highest and the lowest
are bound. No person, or body of persons,
other lhan a State Convention, can clinttje or
modify its wise provisions and patriotic decorations.
Within tl.c tines of the platform thl Democracy
are safe. Outside of i? and be void it,
there is no true Democracy in South Cartiinn.
No issue made in the piatforui and consKteut
witti it can be ignored.
The platform of the Democratic party ofCouth
Carolina is at once a history and a prophicy.? '
It is the record of what is past, ami the assurance
cf fvllltt in 111 pl>l:.l'- Ill il ftl'il ,1 Jh'll'.-il
Democratic principles an.I Democratic pftclico.
The issue in South Carolina, us made ly tho
Democratic party, is not ait issue of rnAs. On j
tlinrnntmi v Dm tibi-riv nl the De;pmiaovr in J
the reform of abuses, to punish' /5ubtW|??%*in.iTsT
to mairrain ii:e purity ami ability of the Gov- .
eminent in all its branches, to lowe^ the rate of ,
taxation u.i l lessen the burdens imposed upon
the neoplo. to ensure peace and concofrd, and, in- i
eluding all else, to give equal and complete pro
tcction to et cry public ainl private right of person
and property, in order thai the Government, in
tbe hands of the Democratic party, shall bo
the Guvcrumc-ui of no one section, of no one
rnco, of no ono class, but of tbe whole people
of South Carolina, without limitation or restriction.
So fur as time and apportunity have admitted,
tl.e Democratic party has kept to the letter %nd
in spirit every pledge or promise made in alio
platform of 1S70. The State othcers eletned
two years ago arc ugaiu Die candidates of the
parly. With the same platform and tho same
candidates holding benejieenl possession' of
every department of the State Government, the
Democracy of Smith Carolina desctve success
and can command it. Vigilanco is necessary.
Action and incessant work arc irdispe:.sable.?
Unity must be had. They who slumber,on in
mm.. u........ii. -.,, Vvho p.ir.Ln.n.prc^:n t j o 11 s
for Die fight, they who encourage oi*horutil dissension
and division, forany rbason or upon any
pretext, arc as much tlie public uucmies ns the
political lepers whom Democratic rule Jd rives
iuto the Penitentiary cr out of the Stale, Jlalcontenls,
laggards, discrg&nitcrs, shall not-pull
#Wt?lItc Democratic party, although they may
multiply its Jiihcultios nnd make the struggle
harder and more dcsjhwitu ; and, when the bat-,
De is won, as it sball be, the Democratic parly,
for its own sake, will jiass sentence upon any
vviio, not being with us, arc against us, nud
make them, for all time, political outcasts, despised
by Democrats of their own race and shun*
nc 1 by the colored Pmnocrats who have beeil*
tried and have kept Die faith. ; a
For the while Democrats, thcState Commtitctp
arc sure, no other exhortation is needed They
know full well that Democratic rule#s worth
having, and that what is worth having is worth j
keeping, and will lie kept. My the colored I
Democrats, as the Stale Committee believe, the
WHit;ftniffn V rfyprwUmi'. * vnvy have
seen and felt the difference l ei ween integrity
and rascality, between lofty justice and
partisan rule. The hope is that the colored ,
people, in larger numbers than ever before, will
match beutaih (lie folds of 111% Democratic banner
nnd so assist the Democracy in perpetuating
the work of Governmental reform am) industrial
restoration.
The reign of ignorance and vice in South
Carolina is past and gone. Virtue, intelligence
and elevated statesmanship shall, as during the
Inst two years, control the public affairs of South
Carolina. For this the people fought in 1870,
and the sceptre then grnvpud for the first time
ine'gJi t years by pure and strong hands will
not belaid down unci shall not he wrested away.
Jonv D. Kennedy, Chairman.
J. M. Johnson, W. C. I'okkh,
j. j. dakuan, f. \v. dam-on,
J. t. lZLAll, j. f. ell a.me,
.s. moGowan, John k. Macon,
j. n. Lirsoovtn, t. rtobo Farrow,
Wn.uavt Monro, John C. Siikitajuu,
L. W. Vou.m ans, William Elliott.
DEMOCRATIC STATE;TICKET
For Governor:
WADE HAMPTON.
Lie u(c nant- G iivernor;
- *+* SIMFSorJ7"""TB
Secretary of 84alo : * '
R. M. SIMS.
Attorney-General:
LlROY F. VOUMANS.
Comptroller-General:
JOHNSON 1IAUOOD.
Treasurer:
S. L. LEAP1IAKT.
Superintendent of Education:
S. Tntj^l-vftV
Adjutaut and Tnspcctor-Gcncra) :
E. W. MOISE.
For Congress of 4th District:
tfWIJjN II. irtfS.
County Nominations.
For the Senate,
IION. T. B. JETEll.
Iicprctcntath ex,
t.c. mckissick,
b. w. 811 and,
joiin c. mciiAUDS.
For Proiut'' Judye.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.
County Commun'oncrs.
(J ILL AM H. JETElt,
W. L. GOUDELOOK.
U. It- ROBINSON.*
School Commissioner.
w. ii norman.
For Cor<no r.
O. li If. GRAHAM.
i5KOWi>
is r<|un
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^^?HBBBRHBE5^ Condi
Froat View with Solf-Fecding Attaoliment.
Tiv-,. uiu'.i.ln - li.t\ > ?< !i I'ff.ir.. thu |tuC]leao l??n;j m
live m v ivi i :;. /; . (thotiisli inutiN redivfd I
UY lAKTtcrr.u:. M A1>K Ul' 'I UK l.liKT MA'l MtlAUS,
mi' i-. in slii t ail i <!Y'*rv oil* r i??iwi tiiv onus! in' hiiv
U KAlI A H KAI? OF Ah!. UTHKICS IN CI.! AN INK Til
LI N SI
I- "" ? .'I D 1IIK nt' MM'M AT TUB GlSOUOlA STATE FaII
Bud uihtir !muic ..till C?i.ii>y |>lrd.
l'r;j J.iac! (" iil m Gins, FV> ii ;r* ati?J
j Ft ice of Uiiis (1'ric
kites, j Price of Glas.|vvi(li Sclf-V'ccri-linjj
I Juig Attachments.!
so Saw...' s 70.011 ; ? U7 7,o~~. ~.T.
*0 "??[ -S7 mi,?11it i. ?111171
* ... ..... 110.00.....:' 141 7*.
30 " ...1 120.00 1 102 60
CO " ...1 130.UO : 100 00
70 ? ... 140.00 1 162 00 j
bo ? ...I loo.oo : L'o8 oo !
A specimen Giu can bo seen al Speavs
Jul) 13
Mothkur, Ftay at Hour,?Ami cure your
child witii l)n. Mukki:tt'b iKxruiNA (Tteihiny
I'otv Itra.) Tkktiiina H'r?ulHtv8 tliv Rowels ami
makes Teething easy ; Cures Choiera-lnfaatiijn
ami the .Summer Complaints of Children ; Heals
Eruptions and Soies; Removes and prevents
the formation of Worms. No inediciuc ever received
sueli cntliuidttsiio ci mmendmion from
those who have used it. A. IRWIN & CO., and
uli Druygists keep it.
May 17. % 2w.
AritKNS, Ga.. February 2*2, 1873.
Sin : My child, live years old, had syiuptons
of worms. I tried calomel and Other worm
medicines, but faild to expel any worms. Seeing
Mr.-Rain's certlllctae, t got n viul of your
Worm Oil, and the first doso brought forty
worms, and the second dose so many passed 1
did uutcount them. 8. 11. Adams.
Tor Sale by A. IllWIN & CO.,
May 17. SIC 2t
OBITtTAl tY.
RKCKNl'iLL.?Hied, on ilie 7th inst., Klolne,
infant daughter ofC. W, and F. K. Beckuell, aged
i tiiOiilhs ami 17 duys.
Sheriff's Sales.
]I> Y virtue of Sundry* Executions to inodirected,
) I will sell, boi'ovc Union Court lfou.se door,
on the fust Monday in October uext, within
the legal hours of bhcriil's talk's, the l'olloniug
property, to wit ; .
On tract of land located in Uuion County,
containing ninety-seven acres, mole or less,
bounded i.y lands of James W. Sari or, .Mrs.
Shotlleswoi-ih, ai the suit of J.L. 8. Ilill. Said
lands will be resold at the risk of Charles Bolt,
who bid oil said laud on the first Monday in
July last and failed io comply with the terms ol
sale oil his bid.
V? "\t icinynil C* If
IV. .>1 :\y. l?lb I 11 , O. L. V/.
Sept 12, 1878 w7 St
ESTIIAY 3II LE.
ESCAVllD from tlio plantation of Mr. J tuncSartor,
on Saturday last, the 7tli, a small
sized Kay Mure Mule, an J when last heard front
was scon late Saturday night iu the road opposite
Mr. Gulp's farm, just above Union C. II., on
the Spar:anbury road. Said iiuloKia two white
spots ou licr lack?'-saddle rub;" both sides ol
her jaws have bc.-n rubbed by a yoke?the right
side worse than itic left?has no siiocS on autl
has not been trimmed.
Although a poor man, f wiil pay a liberal ve
ward for Inforuiuliou u? to x ??n wtidher
Address GILKS DAWitlXS,
fcantuc.
..Sept IS _SJ
~~ UNION MALE ACADEMY.
II ALL Term begins 1st Monday iu September
J Tuition as formerly. .
Instruction hiorouyA, and fully ftbrcast wit.
modern thought.
>V. 15. FAMDItOUGIl, l rincipal.
over Fair Form nitv.^IL!
ou that day to receive the bids.
1>. 1?. DUNCAN,
c. c. c.
Fcpt. 0 2t
SECOND MEETINQ OP
JIOAltO OF EQIALISLITIOX.
rilHK County Hoard of K<j lalization will holt
_L its second mcetii g on Monday tlie lGth o
September, nud notice is hereby given to all per
tmas who have returnO<PWW rounds ftTTPVtrtWH
three dollars por aero that said lands will hi
then assessed by the Hoard at that rale unle
satisfactory reasons at-o given why they slioub
not be so raised. All applications for Abate
incuts should then be made.
Ir .iniivunv
Clerk of Hoard.
Sept. 0 30 2t
i'KMALlO ACADEMY,
THE PALL TERM
XI ILL KEGIX,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, 1S78
llOAlll) (washing, fuel nnd lights included
?1() per mouth. A discount of 10 per ccr.t wil
will bo allowed on Tuition Cor ensh.
AIRS. M. S. CLIFFORD.
Aug 10 ^ S3 1m.
Notice of Final Discharge.
ON the 24th day of September, 1878, I*wil
appiy to Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Probate Judgt
of Union County, for a final discharge ns Ad
ministrntor of tlio estate of Joseph If. llogan,
deceased All peisons having demands against
said estate must present litem to me, properly
attested, on"*#1 before that day, er they will he
he forever baargd ; and all persons indebted tc
said estate must make payment on oe before
that day. W. D. HUMPHRIES, Adiu'r
Aug. 23 _ 34 4t
Vinegar.
SPECIALLY adapted to Pickling, at
RICE & McLUllK'8
July 12 28 ' 2m
f COTTON ? IN
1 lo tl:o
Sdc.chino ,
l>tbed . ^j|i^bbwh|
'ccder
snser.
Hear View, Sliowiug Mcihod of Delivery
I'd l.hve met with svu'h favoY.ihle reception. ths.t (t* Is only
in rice), cirtimmt.kptu w: a pkukixtt machine in uvk?>nd
fiiiftriirtfd in a thorough. mntKMAM.uo: makkki,
(ii:i In the mnrlut. wltlh-the feel in uiiuue ttoned tl.n? It
K 6l?ED, FAST OlXXlMi, AJSL) LlUll'i iNU 6MOOT1I
?, Ckmknxial, Texas Statu Kaiii, at Horn-ton, May, 1877
I Condensers. |
JS2fciK5?t5?.3!
Condensed "" ' "J1. lor ttt]h w,lh t,,c 0,<lrr- Wo
? ship goods under special conlit)
00 ^n?l^uirdjjjcl^vory low rules.?
... 175 5o information ilu to cost of freight,
... 1*5 00 ji'which to tunny points docs not
... 202 00 'exceed ?10,; i.nd otlier paiticu...
'Jo 1 00 liars oh application.
... 250 00 | Address,
A. D. SPEARS.
A Cos Grocery slote, Union C. II.
"3 Sin
1.111?11 < > V IS l >
COTTON GIN BRUSH.
HAVING accepted tbo agency for Union
County, for the sale of
WALKKH'S IMFllOYED
Cotton Gin Brush and Wiper,
we respectfully ask those running Cotton Gine
to call at our SShops aiul exaroiuo it. It is
claimed
1st. Thut it will gin dump or wot Cotton as
readily asAf it was dry,.and, In this way, ntuke
from ?3 to 55 per hale.
2d. It runs otic-four III lighter than tho bristle
lirusli, mnl Gins faster.
8d. It is only one-sixth tlic cost of tho bristle
Brush.
1th. Tho lint is equal if not superior to the
ordinary Brush.
5th. li is so simple thut auy farmer can make
and keep his own in good order.
117/A T 110I7K CAX YOU WAXVt
ALLUN A llOUIKSOK.
Sept C 1 m
GINST GINS JI GINS ! I !
FOll Bale at reduced prices. The best and most
reliable Cotton Gins that hare ever been offered
in this market:
Winship,
Taylor,
ffimteqniaL
Griswold,
Gullet,
Steel li rusii, &c., &c.
TERMS EASY.
F. Iff. F.4BB A CO.
Aug 2 31 2m
A LARGE STOCK OF
: NEW GOODS
1 JUST RECEIVED AT
: J.T.HILL & Co's.
WE liavo just received a very largo
Stock of tlic latest Styles, and
PRETTIEST PATTERNS
?OF?
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
b of all kinds of Material, wkick wo offer for sale
at tlio
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
IQGETHElt WITH
A tftjp yflfolrk 8ir
LADIES' AND GENT'S
_ BOOTS AND SHOES..1
A LARUE STOCK OF
j IIA1113 W A It E,
f for Mechanio's Domestic and riantaliou use.
fa '> m i "
ri A M ?? _ ? ?
; i*JtlUt;EK.IES:.
1 Sugar, Coffeo, Tea,
MolasBos and Rico,
Bacon, Flour and X*ard;
Salt, Spioos of all kinde, &o., &o.
Our stock is new and complete, and we pro
po^eto offer every advantage to purchasers, by
keeping a full supply of goods and by selling
as cheap as cau be bought in any storo in tha
County.
We invito all to call and see for themselves
J. T II 11,1, A CO.
. March 22 VI tf_
1 FOSTER & W ILK INS
^ ' ARB RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
a <> or> ? ,
' Which have been selected with great care and
. bought on the most
FAVORABLE TERMS,
AND WILL UK SOLD AT
I REASONABLE PRICES!
i Thev invite all in went ?? ?" ?*"
w ? " ?? v. 5*/VUO IV ClUi SUll1
examine
QUALITIES AND PRICES,
BE FORK rVRClIASrXQ ELSE WHERE.
NAT1HF ACTION .411'Alt A NTt:t:i>
Mty s IS tf