Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MIL, fi t il,l1 ' IH .J IfWl 1 "tij. U PitjP'a Hull of Honor. Tbo following id clio autuuuiaof contribution:! I, the Yol'vw Fercr sutiurcr* by the principal cities or (hie country, up ( ? one latest dntrc.? It tloed not, o[ ?otrM| embrace the contributions front tho churches, small townsaul individuals, which i.ave been scut direct to pctsjus and as6 c'utlioQS ia the various fever stricken loCulilitii New Turk $131,026 C4 j'hilntlelplii* * - 47.70S 00, Chicago 37,400 00 St. Louis.,. a6,000 00 Boston..,. 20.007 09 Cincinnati 2d,000 00 IMttsburg......... 18,0t>0 00 Baltimore...... 14,Ho I 00 W asliiugt m 11,000 00 San Francisco 8,000 00 Chsrltttvn. 7,471 16 4SavM(i*<i, 7,000 00 -Sptsugfield, Mass 0,386 00 Brooklyn 7,025 00 Lincoln, Neb 5,000 00 Indisni.poiis, ind 4,300 00 Columbus, Oiiio 4,500 00 >S?nts Barbara, C*1 4,000 CO Klhubclb, N. J .. 4,000 00 Mobile 4,000 00 Montgomery 8.500 00 Augusta 3,500 00 EvatisviHu, 1ml..,.. 2.700 CO HattforJ, Conu 2,416 20 MM 2.000 00 Uewutk, N. J 1,776 S3 Jacksonville, 1)1 1,000 03 fc'elma, Ala 1,100 00 Terra lluuie, Ind 1,000 00 Dubuque 1,023 00 Raleigh, K. C 1,000 00 Lancaster, Pa..... 1,000 00 Orange, N. 1,000 00 Rochester, N. 1* 1,000 00 We uIho learn that Tory liberal subscriptions liate been uiado by citizens of Liverpool and other cities in England. One gentleman in Liv erpool Las sent 1,000? or $6,000 to JScw Orleans. -OltlKK CONTP illCTtOXl. Washington, September 8.?The telegraphers In the vicinity of Hnvrisburg have subscribed $200 for thoerclicf of telegraphers. Harrisburg's total to date is $781, e^olusivo of tlie telegrapher's fund. An enieriai.-.mcut of tbo Kuights of Honor at Eric, Pa., produced $500. Tbo Ilowatd Association of Little Rock, Ark., has sent over $2,000 to Memphis. Newbuigh, N. Y., sends $1,000 tie tlio fcrcr *** sufferers. The relief commit, too of Sou Francisco has lelcgvaplicd $1,000 Albany, X. Y., lias collected $2,000, and tlio board of trade is making clforts to obtain more. Lou( branch, September 8.?Tho sum of $000 was collected during theservices at Ocean Grove to-day, to bo scut to Memphis to-morrow. Washington, Suploiubur 8. ?Tho Alabama Great ,Southern Railroad announces thai it will pass all supplies, nurses, physicians, &o., in aid of yellow lever sufioiors free from Chattanooga to Meridian. Dubuque, September S.?The collections for the faveawuirercrs yesterday and to-dny.amounledte $1,021. Xeurpart, September 8.?Thcro was a liberal collection* iu tho churches to-day, and money boxes for fever contributions have been placed in various parts of the city. Ciuciunali, September 8.?Tho Telcgrnplior'e Relief Association of this city collected from thai fraternity $COO, for the benefit of their ViMlkrta in llL* H?mU nliv . nlif M fever. '"> Iudiauapolis, September 8.?Tho contributions from Odd Fellow lodges throughout the State to date aggregate $2,20'J, ef which $-300 have been sent to Mississippi, $o00 to Xcw Orleans, aud $1100 to Memphis. HW . Thc I,iT?r rnoM Tint Si'iuimn' M?nmlilii TjBk' September 10.?At an early liuiir this morning commenced falling, and has kopt up inces*s*Tl?Viily to noon. Firy-uinc deaths bare been reported up to noon, making 115 eiuce yesterday noon, Among ilium arc Mrs. Fannio Mathews, Gen. C. IV. A-lams, J. 11. Fair, Win. Chandler, John J. Connelly, telegraph operator, Goo. Lnnc, employee of tho Southern ilspress Company, Fro 1. S. Seliafer, city tux collector, Father O. If. I*. Pieper, Mts. M. J. Glcason, Mrs. S. M. Gules, anil J. M. Kerr nud Chas. M. Smith, printers. Among those in a critical condition is J. J. Sullivan, of Flaherty & Sullivan Fkarful Muktju.itv is Vicksbuco.?September 10.?Tho indications are tiint tbo fever is decreasing in the number of new cases, but the mortality is fearful, tbo deaths yesterday numbering forty-sis, aud to-day forty-four. Amoug the deaths to-day are Cash Martin Keary, eounSw 1 ur At^t.. _i? /-vi. J iiBHUivr, .1I1X ?. II. AIVI3, U1 (.UMIlOOOgB, telegraph operator, who cumc her? three weeks MB ?Two hundred, and thirty iifffr "I.W mn ? lie, deaths 10 noon to-day. Skxatowa Stricken.?Grenada, Miss., September 10.?The yellow fever lias broken out at Senatobia, Miss. There have been over thirty eases up to date and the alarm among the citizens la great. Omb Case ix Mobii.c.?September 10.?There was a fatal ease of yellow fever here last evening. The board of health reported it as an imported ease. This has been the only ease lierc. Ths Fevku ih Canton Miss., September 10. ? The total number of eases to date is 2-18, and deaths 88. New cases In the last twenty-four hours 86, but ouly one dceth. The number of ^0^ cases is increasing daily. Tmb Swslmxq Tide or Pitt.?Washington, September 10.?Reports from all quarters to-, t.'-'r., -Bight represent Increasing sympathy aud'ictlvliy In Uehuir of the lever sufferers. The sympathy has taken a most thorough uational shape. Immense meetings ware held here to-day at Lincoln Hall, over whieh Judge MeArthur presided. About $2,000 was sabso ibod.? A oar lead of nroviaicna will ha i*nt in Alan,. phie to-morrow, with forlj butms aad other oemfoita. IIow TXix^o it IX tbk Golden State.?San Frauoisoo, SoptcW?V(KjO.?Tho boxej and seal* In tho California Theatre-ware auctioned off thia afternoon for tho benefit orwba. yellow fever OufFerere. About $1,000 was realized la premium a. The aunt of ?5,000 has been received from the children of publlo achoole. Tho Cltlaens' Relief Committee to-day forwarded $2,000 te tho Howurda of NowOrloana, $1,600 to Momjthia, anil $1,600 to Viokabutg. ftft70 To* a llin n> fWr-vAv ?B? T ??! September 10.?Among tho recent noUblo ooa(tribulionx to tbo "follow fcrer fund hero *u a bole of cotton donated bj the citizens of Lagrange, Ten a., and sent bore for eale* which was auotioned off and purchased by four members of th? Cotton Cxcbaugj, andJu^lttfb*JMt< donated, again sol J, this time to'aHmMMToT Barnee, Da?is k Co. of Liverpool, whither it will bo taken by the purchaser and sold for the same good cause. It has already added (870 to the fund. A Y*i.low Fr.vaa Piobtc.?Chicago, 111., September 10.?The employees of tho city and ooonty aro, to-dar, giving a pleniefor the benefit of tho yeltow fever sufferers. Crusiraass tan tub Sick.?New York, Sep. ember 10;?Flfty-eeven case^ of champagne have been donated here fvj the Memphis sufferers. * - j * "j j - - - .fl 1 Tiik Unu ye a ?A fcv. y?ar?*g? it cross prosecution was penning in our Superior Court'. A bitter strife had sprung up between George Grant and a yotin$ man by tiiu nauio of Jniuca Q. Ricbkt-ddon. Tbcir bitter ioelings culmiuat jd in a require at ihehotisc ol' Gran I, in which etc'.i fire J one abut at I'uo oilier without tiny d iu..:ge bc'ng done. On the WtM shooting lUu eromt prosecution was bused. Grunt it.dictod Richardson for assault with intent to murder, claiming that Richard-son shot first, and ltichardsou indicted Grant, claiming thai Grant shot first. On ilio trial at September term, 1871, belli parties were found guilty, Richardson was sciitpnceJ fur two years au-1 Graut for five. Richardson served out his term. Grant moved for a new trial, which was grunted by the Supreme Court on account of an erioucous charge of the Judge, but ponding which he broke jail and (led the State. Time rolled ou and wo hear nothing of villior party until a fow weeks ago. The saute week Kichavdscu is killed in Atlanta by Scoit Sowers, aad Grant mods the suaio fate hy his horse running away with him in South Caroliua.?Ilitrtwll ( >" ) Sun. # *- - - Lnr.n is King.?The Liver is the imporial or g-iu of tlio whole human system, as it controls ilie life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailment* are the nuiuml remit. The digestion of food, the Movements of the heart and blood, j the action of the bruin and nervous tv&U-m, aro .11 !. 1.1! 1 * ** ? .vt<*uv>>-v4,iK.<;<uuaxLCri..?iu?.jUip pxntumo.-at: | Green's August Flower if unequalled in curing nil persons nfflieti-d with Ui^ptpsia or Liter Complaint, and all ilic numerous ayniploms ihm result iVouj nn unite; lihy condition of tiie Liver j and Stomach. Sample bodies to try, 10 cents. ToHitiyeiysohl in nil towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will pro to that it is just what- you want. For sale by all druggists, and by GlllliKS & CO. 8t5-Jw. Bace Ilor.scs is Thai si so.?Mr. T. M. Whitnkcr, the horse fancier, who is training horses on the race (rack in the fair grounds, now has Uio following hui-r.ee in charge, nod exercises them daily: Sanluck, tivo years old, owned by C. K. Situs, of South Carolina ; Guy Mattering, threo years old, owned by h. 11. Alexander, of Mecklonburg; Billy, live years old, owned by M. Ilogun, of Charleston; bay horse (no uanic), four years old, owued by il. McDa.iiol, of Chester ; Mecklenburg, two years old, owned by D. M. lligler, of Cha: lotte ; sorrel filly, (no untne), two yours old, owued by T. M. Whitakor, of Yot-kville ; sorrel horse, (no nntno), four years old, owued by the same ; brown horse, (no name; threo years old, owned by A. Wifllford, of llock Hill. ?Chtrrloile Oitutcr. Tin: Si-amrtsuino Murder.?Spciyhft Daily gives lite followiug details of the murder briefly mentioned iu our Spartauburg dispatch day before yesterday: , ... "George liuuter, colored, while quaVroltug with tiis wife near Gleuu Springs on tho premises of Mrs. llobo, was attacked by l,is wife's uuut, #hotft George slapped over, when she went for her husband, llcury Gist, who scou appeared upon the scene, whereupon a regular melee ensued, in whioh Ileury Gist was lulally wounded with a knife.by George liuuter. Henry Gist was dying at lust accounts and George liuuter was committed to j.tti iu the afternoon, for investigation." ' i Tlte Sl'AUTANMt'llU AN It Af?ll KV ii.1.e hoad.? The business of this road is improving?a largo ninoutH of gt-aiu being shipped daily to Columbia and oilier points. Freight rates have been incruc ivnn;ci^vJuipQTnuu wiiu *uv rrvo", Jflu grnin is being delivered front North Carolina on as favorable terms on the line of tho Spartanburg and Utiiuu lload and at Columbia as it enn ho procured from tho West. The shipping of stock will also be a large and profitable business with this road, most of which lias heretqforo ink en the rail at Spartanburg md Greenville for the Columbia and Charleston markets* The ft-.st far load attived last night, tu route for Charleston.?Bpcrlauuury Daily ?? IN UEl'fcN UKXT CAN 1)1 L?ATKS. If there is a man in South Carolina, in ono single district, who is laso enough io forsake his party at this tinio and head nil independent ticket, the Radicals will rally to his support, uud you will be stricken down in the house of your friends. You have no easy work before you ! The people of this State must again roily to t heir standard us they did before, aud must devote every energy, might, ua-ans and work and their prayers to litis great cause ; for, if wo lose the Legislature, wo lose all that wo huvo fought for?all that wo have so hardly wou.?Hampton't Edgefield Speech. As soon as any one talks of Hampton for Vice President, a shout of "bad policy" arises front -'b* throats of about five hundred prospective slu. wilUlA jM'"' fl ' T'ltfl her true p.aco fn iho councils of the nation. Thy bloody shirt is toru to tatters long since.? Washington J'otf. Lauuaxqk, Ga., April 20th, 1878. Dr. T. S. lira J field t Sir?The Bufferer's llulin I)r. Heard prescribed for lay little sister who was suffering vorv much from "Poisifti Oak" gave speedy relief, Two applications cured her. Yours, &c.f C. L. biuns. l'rapared and for Salo by A. IKWIN & CO. May 17 84 2t A IIousk Ttntr and Mcuoi^eu Ltncucd.? Cincinnati, September 7.?A special stales thai JoUn Kicbuiond, who was ariested for horae IhlevlrfgW the murtnt'ef It CIlirr*rC&W' opali, hun., recently, was taken from lit* train upon his arrival at Chelopah and liung under a bridge close lo the town by a party of masked men. The Green Uiver bridge on the Spartanburg and AsbfyUle railroad has been completed and the iraelt will be laid te within two utiles of I'lal Koelc by the meeting of the stock-holders of the rosd, which is to he held at Hendersonville, V. C., on the 18th inst.?Spartanburg Herald. If you want lo eeo a list of diabolical crimes jusi read tlie New York Jlcrald. burglaries, bank robberies, defalcations, murders, rtti ited women and All sorts of deviltry. What a wicked set of people wc Southerner* must be in the eyes of these saints. The Abbeville Medium says twenty applications, more or less, were scut dowu to the Governor Mouday for appoiutment to fll the vacancy of the absconding Sheriff of that oouuty. ^ .rnY' y '* * Pr. Tcfer Moon, an old and respected citizen of Newberry, died suddenly st ids residence near Saluda Old town on lest Saturday. The fket Is now eslaMtshod that "By Jingo" moans by CI?d, in a foreign language. Moderate swezrers should remember this. The premium list of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society can be oWained by applying to Thomae W. Ifolleway,.Secretary, at Pom aria, *8. Or V. Jk .J**tlidffi _sfa.de * \ . I V Jx-r -j - 1 ADDERS* OFTHM ATAffi Dr.HOCK VTW Kxtx'UTiYE 11 r.A IIQVA utesw* STATI: DI:M OMATU: j ;,';fXBC?:T?VK CtwiMiTnir," ' ! Colk'iuia, 8. C., August 'Si, 1&78.j To the /Vvy.'e of Xstifh Carolina : The Jstate Democratic Executive Co^miiteu announce to their felluw-citltCiM itiact||j^>tuiu canvass will formally open on Seplety}j?V?tyt ' Already the counties ill genet al a:*o ready for notion, and the Committee cannot doubt thai the campaign will ho as brilliant ns brief. Throughout the cm.vuss the i>oi*ociu>y ol South C'nroliua will have but one rule of eonduct. The platform of 187C, adopted nul reaffirmed in 187U, is the supremo law of the ! 'tinoraiio party. l?y n the higher) and the It nest are bound. No person, or body of per una, othor than n Statu Convention, can chnn;i: or modify its wise provisions and patriotic dm orations. Within the lines of the platform th Doinocrncy arc safe. Outside of it and bevo d it, there is no true Democracy in South Cur Una. No issue mudo in tho piatfonu and cons stent with it can be ignored. Tito platform of the Democratic party of ioullt Carolina is at once a history and a proph cy.? It is llic record of what is past, ami the fissur nneo of what in to come. In i( nro dilated Democratic principles and Democratic p/tciice. The issue iu South Carolina, as made ly the Democratic puvty, is not an issue of mil. On llus.cnnt^aiY. ike pLlcct^ of the Demccpcr. in t!io reform of abuses, to punlslf Publfirliirfmils, ' Io mail tain lite purity mid ability of lU? Government in nil its brunches, to io*ve? ;he rate of , luxation n.id lessen the burdens iiifljcued upon t ho people, to ensure pence and concord, ami, including all else, to glvo equal and complete protection tottery public auf privuto right of per-on anil property, in order (lint the Government, in the hands of the Democratic party, slutll bo tho Government of no one section, of no suo rnco, of no ono class, hut of the whole people of South Carolina, without limitation or reslric- 1 I tiun. I So far as time audappovtuniiy have admitted, the Democratic party has kept to the letter end i in Spirit every pledge or promise made in iho platform of 1U7U. The Stato officers closed two years ago arc again the candidates ot ilio party. With tho same pint form and thd same candidates holding beneficent possession of ovory department of the Stato Government,tho Democracy of South Carolina desvtvo sycte-s and can command it. Vigilanco is livueksiry. Action and iuccsennt work arc irdispe:.sabk.? Unity must be had. They who slumber,on in faJuy ajuetuut^eJLhey who pu&UiflbO-PpHf atiotis for the fight, they who encourage opfficrutii dissension and division, for any rlason or upon any pretext, aro as much tho public enemies as the political lepers whom Democratic rule'drives iuto tho 1'en.tentiary or out of tho State. Malcontents. lni'imvila illf.iriBliilfiiva ?li*l! n.il.TM.tl ^WVIfUic Democratic party, although they may multiply its difficulties and make the flvugglo harder and mote dcs#qfcuy; and, when Ihe battle is won, us it shall la, the Deutucralio party, for its own sake, will fuss sentence upon any who, not Loing with na, arc against us, and muke them, for ull time, political outcasts, despised by Democrats of their own race and aliun-* ncl by the colored Ddniocrnts who have bee if tried and have kept the faith. : 4 For the white Democrats, the State Commute# are sure, no other exhortation is ncede% They know full well that Pcmociatic rule %t worth having, and that what is worth having is worth keeping, and will ho kept, lly the colored Democrats, as^ the^Statc Committee believe, tho have seen and felt the difference l etwccn integrity and rascality, between lofty justico and partisan rulo. The hope is that the colored people, in larger numbers than ever before, will march beneath lite folds of llA Democratic banner and so assist the Democracy in perpetualittg the work of tiovorunieutal reform and industrial restoration. The rctgu of ignorance and vice in South Carolina is past and gone. Virtue, intelligence and elevated statesmanship shall, as during the last t wo years, control tho public affairs of South Carolina. For this the people fought in 1870, and tho sceptre then grasped for the first time incigli t years by pure und strong haudB will not belaid down and shall uol be wrested away. John D. Kcxnedy, Clutirman. J. M. Johnson, IV, C. Ookbu, t rv v ur n. J. el. i/AUUA.l| X. 11* J. T. IZLAll, J. F. I'MAMK, 8. MoGowan, John E. Bacon, J. N. Lincomi, T. Stobo Fabbqw* Wii.ua^ Monro, John C. Suri-babd, L. W. Vol'hans, William Elliott. DEMOCRATIC iTATESTICKET For Gorcrnor: ,.{' WADE HAMPTON. T M. SIMS. ?X?*ro AUorney-Gunoral: LkROV F. youmans. Comptroller-General: JOHNSON UAUOOD. Treasurer: 8. L. LEAPUAKT. Superintendent of Education: _ _ mifliLR- unouMov ji Adjataut and Inspector-General: *' E. W. MOISE. For Congress ofMtli District: JOHN 11. EVINS. County Nominations. For the Senate, HON. T. B. JETER. Representative*, t. a. McKIRSICK. K. W. SHAND, JOHN 0. RICHARDS. For Prolate Judge. DAVID JOHNSON, JR. t County Commissionera. ' GILLAM H. JETER, W. L. GOUDELOOK, H. U ROBINSON.* Srkool Commissioner. . . W. n NORM AN. For Coroner. * O. B. H. GRAHAM. TIJ10 13ISO WIS ^WT' Every ] 9 g& CJUAU. T| A PEj dHHBHEjHE?9 S?im Cond Froat Viow with Solf-Feeding Attaohment. Ti?^ I""..;.!,, M l,:n tcv;. l-rforo .ho ,...!,He ko s I - K-I't lieu .!.; / ir.- <lli>>'( li ;!-, s,lv rcdll"lll HY ,;AHT:crr.u:. M A1>K Ul 1JIK l.li>T MA'i KKIAI^, 11 Jj1^ nf: i *'\*?ry ?>?!i -r tilt* i*r|*i.i! mi' jimv 1? FA??.AHKAI? Oi- XU. OT1IKKM IN ?!.! AVIV.; i ii I.I .\ > 1 \U. " """ * r ~" l;< u-kij iiik rr.? mti m at the GkoeuIa Statu Faii cn.l oih.c Stale ..mi t_oi.il. v laird. PfW'. J.!.?t ft! Cotton Gab, Kt'ol-jnt r.i;> I Trice of (litis ti'rit ei't't. | Trico of Gi:is-|tvith Sclf-Kecti-'ing _l jitig Attaohtncuis. oO Haw...' S 70.00 : .77. $" 1)7 ~.7. ili ST in) it:) rv 4.3 ? ... ..... 110.00 1- 141 7*? 30 44 ...' 120.00 1 132 t">0 HO ...I TJft.OO : 100 00 TO ..." 140.00 ' 182 DO SO ? ...1 100.00 ! 203 00 A specimen Giu can be seen at Spears July 12 MoTni.tts, Ftat at Hour,?And cure your cliiltl witli l)u. Momrrr's TtsirutNi (Tetihimj l'ow lira.) Tkktiiina U'cgulatcs (lie l'.owcls and makes Teething easy; Cures Cholera-lnfantum nud the Hummer Com plaints of Cliildrcu ; Heals Eruptions and Soies; Kcnioves and prevents tl?o formation of Worms. No medicine over received suclt enthusiastic commendation from those who have used it. A. I It WIN & CO., and all Druggists keep it. May 17. SO 2w. A rtiKSS, Ga.. February 22, 1873. Bin : My child, five years old, had sytuptons of worms. 1 tried calomel and o?her worm medicines, bill faild to expel any worms. Seeing Mr.-Haiti's cerltoc&te, I got a vial of your Worm Oil, and tho first doso brought forty worms, and tiie second dose so many passed 1 vlitl liitL coiini I Imwt U 1' A ? FoVsaU by A. illWIN & CO.," May 17. JJG 2t oTilTirAI 4Y~ 3"t rKt'KNKLIi,?L/ied, ou (lie 7ih itist., Elolno, iuliuit daughter ofC. \V, ami F. K. Bcckuelt, aged 4 11:011 (lis and 17 days. Sheriff's Sales. I> Y virtue of Sundry Executions (omodirected, ) I will sell, before Union Court lTou.se door, 011 tlie first Monday in October next, witiiin the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the lullo wiug properly, lo^ wit ; . On tract of land located in Uuion County, containing ninety-seven acres, more or less, bounded iij lands of James \V. Sartor, Mrs. Drttcllia Geo uudi)r. 1\ ,P..Butler 1 levied lop Slicl ties worth, at the suit of J.L. S. Hill. Said lands will be resold at tho risk of Charles Bolt, who bid olT said land on the first Monday in July lust and failed io comply with the terms of sale on his bid. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. Sept 12, 1878 ST 3t EST It AY MILE. ESCAPED from the plantation of Mr. James Sartor, on Saturday last, the 7th, a small sized Bay Mare .Mule, and when last heard from was seen late Saturday night in the road opposite Mr. Culp's farm, just uboveUnion C. II., on ine spariauouvg roa.i. cam muio Has two white spots vu licr back?'-saddle rub both sides ol her jaws have bcvii rubbed by a yoke?the right side worse than the left?has no shoes on aud has uot been trimmed. Although a poor man, I will pay a liberal reward for iiiluviuuiion as to where lean And her Address UlLliS DAWlvlNS, Santuc. ..Sept 18 ". 3t UNION MALE'AOADEMY. FA LI. Term begins 1st Monday in September Tuition as formerly. Instruction i'aorouyk, and fully abreast will modern thought. W. B. FAMBROUGH, Principal. 80 tf UuUdcra. on that day to receivo the bids. D. P. DUNCAN, C. C. C. Sept. 0 80 2t SECOND MEETING- OF UOIKD OF EQUALIZATION. rilHK County Board of Kq talization will holt JL its second meeting on Monday the lGth o September, aud hoticu is hereby givento^^Mr sons who have rotut-nfePlflM rwantfs ffWWPWB three dollars por aero that said lands will bt then assessed by the Board at that rate unlet satisfactory reasons art* given why they shoult not be so raised. All applications for Abate incuts should then be made. D. JOHNSON. Clerk of Board. Sept. 0 8G 2t FEMAL li ACADEMY, THE P ALL TERM WILL BEGIN, MONBAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, 1878 BOAllD (washing, fuel and lights included $10 par month. A discount of 10 *.?,? ?.t wii will i>? allowed on Tuition for cashT MRS. M. S. CLIFFORD. Aug 16 . 83 lm. Notice of Final Discharge. ON the &4th day of September, apply U Ummi * ?; rSi let" Probata Judgt I of Union County, for a final discharge an Ad ninistrator of ilia eatate of Joseph H. Dogan deceased. All persons having demands againh said estate must present them to me. properlj attested, osSFbefere thai day, er they will bt be forever basegd ; and all parsons indebted It said estate must make pay meat en e* befort that day. W. D. HUMPHRIES, Adm'r Aug. 23 84 4t Vinegar. SPECIALLY adapted to Pickling, atRICE A McLURK'S July 12 28 2m f COTTON CJ1TV to Mc.cliino , LNTEE1> . ^gJkjjfBlBBMBk 'ceder onsep. msu^ssmmm Sear View, Showing Method of Delivery |'<1 likve met with such favorable mrcfition. that H* Is only In rice), w??i\ti.ici?tw w: a ri'.urixrr machine in kvki.juI coiiFtruct.sl in a tin movent. woukmam.ik>: makkkm, (ii:i in ilic nisr's?.t, whiii- the fsct is luiuin-.n miicd tl.n' It KcSlJil), f'AST CilSSlisG, AND I>Kill"i AND bMOOTlf ?, Ckntksmal, Texas Statk Kaiu, at lI')u.-;on, May, 1877 I Ctuidcnscrs, I . --77,?n-.rr.?r I Dosed ready lor shipment and an ! ' 1 i lL' * vcr?J ut factory. ?j percent. *r i '. n"" "?' tor cash with the order. Wo ^ '* e 1S iliip ?rvovis uiiilcr Fpcciul con..$120 W 'met, ami gel very low rales.? ... 1 i" I'd information au to cost of freight, ... Iff* 00 jf which to many points does not ... 202 00 Jcscrcd ?10,; and other parlicu... 231 00 liars on application. ... 250 00 1 Address, A. D. SPEARS. & Cos Grocery store, Union C. II. 28 Sin I 121J> COTTON GIN BRUSH. HAVISO accepted tlio ngcncy for Union County, for Cue sale of WALKERS IMPROVED Cotton Gin Brush and Wiper, wo respectfully tux those running Cotton Gino to call at our Shops ami exnraino it. It is claimed 1st. Tlmt it will gin dump or wet Cotton as rca?lily as-if it was dry,.and, in this way, make from ?3 to $J? per bale. 2x1. It runs one-fourth lighter than tlio bristle Brush, ami Gins foster. 8tl. It is only one-sixth tlic cost of the bristle Brush. 4tli. Tlio lint is equal if not superior to the ordinary Brush. Gth. It is so simple that any farmer can make and keep his own in good order. W1IAT MOXX CAX YOU WASTf ALLEN St 110BINS0N. Sept G 3d 1m GINS ! GINS.!! GINS !!! IilOR sale ot reduced prices. The best and most ' reliable Cotton Gins that hare ever been offered in this market: Winship, Taylor, Centennial* Griswold, Gullet, Steel Brush, &cM &cTERMS EASY. F. M. FARB A CO. Aug 2 81 2m A LARGE STOCK OF ATPTW arirrna i.1 XJ TT WV/X/KJ JUST RECEIVED AT J.T.HILL & Co's. :o: WE ltavo just received a very largo Stock of the latest Styles, nod PRETTIEST PATTERNS ?OF? LADIES DRESS GOODS, i of ell kinds of Material, which we offer for sale at tlie VERY LOWEST PRICES. METUEU NYlXIt I V ? TriranjJft^. ^ '?Wl)OfA LADIES' AND GENT'S . BOOTS AND SHOES..] A LARUE STOCK OF , HARDWARE, f for Mechanio's Domestic and ri&atation use. I QROCEEIESL I Sturar. Ooffeo. Ton. Molasses and Rice, Bacon, Flour and Lard; Salt, Spioes of all kinds, &o. Our stock ia atw and complete, and we pro pode to offer every advantage to purchasers, by keeping a full aupply of goode and by selling as cheap as can l>e bought in any storo in tha County. We invite all to call and see for themselvee j. t mix dt co. ? March 22 12 tf \ FOSTER & WILE INS ARE RECE1V1NQ A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER * care and ? . bought on the most [ FAVORABLE TERMS,, r AND WILL BE SOLD AT ; REASONABLE PRIOESI l They invite nil in went ot good* to call and examine . QUALITIES AND PRICES, REFORM rURCIJAShWO ELSEWHERE 8AT1SF ACTION QVARADlfCED May 13 it.