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" sack, COlhs, Flour 2 *' specimen home made Soap 2 " 'Loaf bread " Specimen home mnde caudles 2 V #'' ? ? Vinegar H " " dried frnit apples peaelies, pears, ipjiuces, plums, and blue-berries, each... 1 specimen hermetically scaled FmfWfWtfCIr -1 ' ' " ? Speoliiiou jellies, preserves, pickles, jams, catsups, syrups, etc., each 1 " Specimen Honey..... ..... 1 " " of domestic wine or cordial, each 1 FRUIT; GARDEN AND TREE DEPARTMENT. W. T. Thomson, Esq., Superintendent. best late scedliug apple $1 " carljr ? 1 '* and greatest variety gar .en vegetables raised by one party 2 " collection of lioinc saved garden seed 1 " Specimen of any fruits or grapes not mentioned 1 " collection evergreens " ' green house plants 1 " " Flowers 1 MAX UFA CTURE1V S I) EI'AH TMENT. Col. John L. Young, Superintendent. domestic Fabrics. Best home made blankets S" " ? carpeting 2 u ii ' Cotton or woolen coverlet 2 " home made Mattress 2 " Cotton or woolen socks or stockings, each 2 leather. Best Carriage or double Harness 2 " Single Harness 2 " Wagon Harness 2 " Plow gears 2 " Gentleman's Saddle 2 " Lady's Saddle 2 " pair brogaus 2 " bouts 2 " " gent's or lady's shoes 2 NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT. D. G. Clifford, Superintendent. Kuittiug, netting and crochet in thread, each S 2 Best under sleeves, handkerchief, counterpane, bonnet, set toilet mats, tlowcr vases. Hower brackets, child's hat or socks, etc., each 2 Knitting, netting or crochet, incrcwcl or silk, best piano cover, table cover, ottoman - cover* #hawL-?carf?or head dress, counterpane, cradle quilt, slippers, child's shoes, &c., each 2 Best sot dessert mats, cushions, gloves, child's hat or cap, spencer or sacque, each 1 patch work in cotton, ac. Best patched quilt in cotton, Bilk or raised work ; woven home-made counterpauc, comfort or crib quilt, each 2 Any articles in raised work, framed tapestry, Sin.; embroidery ia eilk floss; chain stitch or braid ; straw, willow work ; rosea, wax, sholl and bead work ; leather, gilding, bronzing, etc., each 2 i All articles exhibited by young ladies under 11 years, will be placed separate, in a department know as a Misses Department, and same premiums given as for s unc articles exhibited ' iu any of the Departments. MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. \ John IIoduhr, Esq., Superintendent. ( % Bcst?t?ira ciigirw far ngri$ilturtil pwr- * poses, nt work on ground Diploma ( 44 Wagons: one, two or four each " " Carriage " ( " open or top buggy, each 44 44 display carriages, buggies^ wagons, " etc., from one maker " 44 plows?oue or two horse " | ' " irons of all kinds 44 44 Cultivation, subsoil and Cotton scraper, or any pateut plow 44 S TO CK D EPA 11 TMKN T. A. D. Speaks, Superintendent. Fihst Claims?Blooded Stock. Best Bull, three years or upward $ o two to three years 3 44 one to two Cow of any age ?> Heifer under three 3 ( Sume Premiun aa above for Second Class?Natives. Third Class?Milch Cows and Oxen. But Milch Cowany age or breed, to be milkod Host grounds ? & v f/n?2i*u ? Best Stallion 15, 2 or I years old colt, each 4 Brood Mare 1 u 1 " " ami colt l'_| 3, 12 or 1 years old Fillies, each G Smite Premium as above for Second Class?Light Dkaft Houses. Same Premium as above fur Third Class?Thokuugiibhkd Houses. FOURTH CLASS Matchei> ani? Single Houses. Lest pair Ilors??or Mwes, each ."$10 Single harness horse or marc, each G Saddle Horse or Marc, each G Same premium as above open to the world. J AC LLSL AND-1"1' H' inximo ?. Best Jack $ 6 Jennettc 5 MULES. Best Pair Mules. f? Singlo Mule * 3 Mule onejyear old.*: 2 SIISEP AND S WINS DEPARTMENT. 0. 1l hooax, superintendent. Lest Buck ? 5 jpcu Ewes, not less than fiveTW 5 GOATS. \ Best buck or owe, each v. G SWINE. \ Best Hoar, improved stock .\$10 Sow " ' 'ID " and pigs not less than four '.... 1U ^ aitvt same, as above. Dest Killing hog or hogs 10 J'O UL TP Y DEPA 11TMEXT. Richard C, Johnson, Superintendent. Host trio, 1 cock ami 2 Mens, improved Slock 2 Saino premiums for any other well defined brecl or for common burn yard fowls Host ami largest exhibition of pigeons 2 Same premiums for Turkeys, (lecsc, Peafowls ami Ducks, each.. 2 SPECIAL PREMIUMS. Lirgost exhibition of commendable articles grown ami exhibited by any one planter, including stock, field crops, etc S 6 The same exhibit as made in the Ladies' Department SPECIAL PUKMH M liV J. C. HUNTER, llcst I year''olt (Nttlieo S'Un bl by Million Gov'. llatnptOll.. ^'Ul """A Shockinu Mi'RDEn.?Atluuta, September 10.?An old ladv nrfmeJ Farmer, aged ciglily, was tnurderc<l yesterday iu Clayton County.? Her daughter living with her had her skull crushed in. The house was set 011 fire and it is supposed that robbers committed the deed. -? - ? -A -Democratic U. S. Senator.?A despatch from San Fraucisco announces the election of J. H. Slater, democrat, as United States Senator from Oregon. - Mothers, Stav at Home,?And cure your child with I)u. Moffett's Tbetiiina (Teething 1'owiert.) Tektiiina Hcgulatcs the Bowels aad makes Teething easy; Cures Cholcra-Infantum and the Summer Complaints of Children ; Heals Eruptions and Sores ; Itoraoves and prevents the formation of Worms. No medicine over received such enthusiastic commendation from those who have used it. A. IRWIN & CO., and all Druggists keep it. May 17. 30 2\v. L.wmANOK, Ga., April 20th, 1878. Dr. T. S. Brailjuld: Sir?The Sufferer's Balm Dr. Heard prescribed for my little sister who was suffering very much from "Poison Oak" trnvn cvnli?f 1 * , 0,.,v vwwvtj iviivn amu a^|uibauuua uurvu HIT. Yours, &c., C. L. Sijir-;. Prepared aud for Salo by A. IRWIN & CO. I Mnv 17 34 2t ma marge'i^r - Union, Sept. 2C.?Cotton. Tho market Las been somewhat brisker the past week, and full prices have been maintained. 200 bales Lave been sold, at prices ranging from 9??9|. Charleston, Sept. 25.?Cotton. Tho market to day exhibited a lower tendency and buyers more active. Wo quote good ordinary, 9$ ; low middling, 101 ; middling, 10.1 ; good middling, 10$. < Liver pool, Sept. 24?12 M.?Cotton dull and j easier?Middling uplands GjJ ; middling Orleans j CI ; sales 7,000?}speculation and exports 1,500; receipts 3,050 ; American 2,300. Futures partially 1-32 cheaper. IIOUSK AND LOT. FOR SALE.] I OFFER for sale tho IIouso and Lot formerly ' belonging to >1. B. Friedbcrger. Tho Lot contains over half an acre, and has on it a well of the best water in town, Stable and Kitchen. Tho IIuusc has 8 finely finished rooms, and is in excellent repair. Apply to me at 1*. M. Cohen's Store. JOSEPH STRAUSS. Sept 27 39 1m THEBU N COMB E CLIPPER PLOW. AND IMPROVED F ICED CUTTER. Manufactured by GIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN \ 1,'VTT T T? XT /-I XlJIji'j, XV . U. 1 III IS Plow is pronounced one of the best now . made. Light draft, durability and porfcct .vork, arc its great recommendations. It is fast jccotnniing the favorite Plow in Western North Carolina. Ac t?vv<? Cuttc^ to -ft !% ?>! up vat, BIUI pi VOI , 1 uost durable and easily worked Feed Cutter low in tho market. I Sample Plows and Feed Cutter can be seen by :alling on. W. A. NICHOLSON, , Sept 117 39 3m " i THE It VANS!; 111 :o: u ROLL A first appearing in TWOC1IA11ACTKlvS AT ONCE, followed by .it Varied and Laughable Imper- s< sonations, 11 )f all ages, and both sexos, interspersed with Gi tragic and sentimental recitations. DOME ONE! COME ALL!! ^ "Lot those now laugh, Who never laughed before, And those who always laughed May laugh the more." Admission 50 ( ciiIh, Reserved seats, without extra charge, at A. N N.N jt!. ' WWWW"" J i M L. .1. 1? " O ll 1> ?i<if? OOO OOO 1 ?I >I> <; i; o o o O D i> L ? <; <) <) O O I> 1> ".SSS <} O O O O O I? 1? < ' :"t ? ?i(i(i OOO OOO ODD '-SSS ] a ?AT? I / '' iiowest Prices! ] : HONEST WEIGHTS i AMU MF A CTIBFQ!! n 11 u ju u n u u il jj u. ? <? - . Highest Prices * FOR COTTON!'' cai^i^ on FOSTER & WlLKIHS.i Sirpl 'J* io (t I S. W. Porter's | N I'AV STOfSgl I-OW PRICES, v > AXD UUKK SAXGd. FOR CASH ONLY. THE CHEAPEST nnvannn^ - x-' XtJ X VH v/ V/ k/ J NOTIONS,/ GENT'S HA?S, READY-MADE CLOTHING, aim -~ HARDWARE ?AND? GROCERRIES, Can be bad at S. W. Porter's Cheap Stoic,?for 3ASII ONLY. Please don't ask for credit, as it is very undeasaut to refuse it; but I sell too tfheap to alow a day's credit to my best friends. W. POHTEK. Sept 3'J if T AtXE ^r [WILL be at the following places for the purpose of collecting the Taxes of UnioA Coun>' Santue Tuesday, ..Oct. 1st Fish Datn Wednesday.." 2d ; Goshen Hill Thursday...." 3d Cross Keys Friday ..." 4th ^UthbsVn... 111 in UalMiday... ." 6th* - "** Union 0, II Monday " 7th aud until Saturday "10th Goingc' Monday "21st Goudeysvillo Tuesday "22d Timber Kidgc Wednesday .."23d Joncsvillc Thursday.,..."24 th Union 0. II Friday..,..^"2T?th and at Uniou Court House until the loot day f the mouth. . j' f TUK TAX LtVV is f i 41 Mills for Stato purposes. ' 3 " " Ordinary County.#. " 3 " " Past indebtedness?Co..." 3J " " ltailroad " ! f 2 " School ' And one dollar on every poll between thoages twenty-one and sixty years. JOHN P. TIIOMAS, Treasurer, U. C. Sep 20 28 / 2t Programme fcr ' m *.* t< ,-jn * I" ,ra jt, * . a J .a a* [HIE Executive Committee of tlie Democratic _ party of Union County anuounco the fol- /" wing programme for township meetings : fj Each meeting will be held at eleven o'clock ^ . M., and will be addressed by three or more indidates of the parly. All persons are corally invited to attend, 'l'he Dcniocriftic Clubs ' the several townships are expected to be resent at their respective township meetings, ountcd and in uniform ray ton villp, at Jcileries School House, Wednesday, Oct. Dili. f| oudeysville, at Goudeysville, Thursday, Oct. I loth. * y (Uesville, at Jonosville, l'riday, Oct*, nth. iu'.uc, at Santuc, Tuesday, Oct. lath. Ji Dam, at Uichard's Mill, Wednesday, Oct. 16th. jshen Hill, at Gosbeft'Ilill, Jhursdny, Oct. _ ncknoy, at Smith & Kulky'* ?*WT> J ogansville, at .1 as per Gibb's. ross Keys, at Padgett's Creek cVC|ru *' 1 Oct. -J-M. l!y order of the Committee. WII.1.IAM . ChaKS^a J P. M. r.vua, Secretary. I .rii- ,'olirl ..oii'A 4 it the first .Monday J" y^jober next.l w. ',t lie legal hours of Shcril?!?gn|CS| tj,c following | roperty, to wit : / [ On tract of lam^ located in Union County, ontiiining ninety-seven acres, more or less, ounded by binds of James W. Sartor, Mrs. j. )rucilla <jyc and Dr. P. P. Duller,; levied (<>n nd tQ'tic sold as the pvoncrtv of Gassawuv tliclilcsworth, nt (he suit of J. L. S. Hill. .Said J! attds will be resold nt Ihe risk of Charles Bolt, a vlio bid oil' said land on the first Monday in ^ Inly last and failed to comply with the terms of ale on his bid. n - K. MACBETH; *ffc U. C. Sopt 12, 1878 :17 fit _ MUN. 1101*S<K\ lMXtliXKVN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, .. S*. W. Cor. Wcu1 worth and Ilutlcdgo St>., .1 C1IAULKST0N, K. C. COMBINES tho advantages of a Finishing fi School with those of a refined home. Corn- (I potent l'rofcssors arc employed 111 tlie usual tranches of useful and ornamental education. } The Full term will open on the 1st Monday in October. For terms, apply to the principal. Sep 20 118 1 in GINS ! GINS !! GINS ! ! ! TilOH sale at reduced prices. The best anil most I' reliable Cotton (litis that have ever been offered in this market: Winshjp, ' Taylor, * Centennial, ' . _ -. Ex.cclsior, h : Griswold, Gullet, i Steel Brush, &c., &c. TF.llMS KASV. 1 F. II. F t It It A CO. Aug 2 ;>1 2m LIlIKRili IDYAXCBS rou corroiv, -? a?> A I AM juopnretl f?? tinko lii?or.?l Atlv, ^ on; I . ^bipfcil l?t me ) > Ch>rt?>*t(V \ i . , II. F. I*f> io?|* Sop *>o i>3 bkmav fo fiirtA NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! at P M. COHEN'S :o: I HAVE IN STORE AND ON THE WAT ?a large and? A nimTv ? ? A.11KAUTI V F STOCK OF GOODS. KOIJOIIT AT THE LOWEST PRICES* AND THAT I 31 E AN TO SEI^L CHEAP. :o: ? LADIES DRESS GOODS, ??fU - n I i 11 i w<r? ??? - ?, Flannels, [Jeans,. Cassimeres, &c., &c., &.r :o: A FULL LINE OF GENTS READY-MADE CLOTHING, Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Socks, Suspenders, Ties, Ace. :o: LADIES AND MEN'S HATS**** IN LARGE VARIETX**^ . Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistols, Groceries, &c., &c., iDOOTS AND SHOES, A FINE ASSORTMENT, WHICH I WILL SELL AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN! THEY WERE EVER SOLD AT BEFORE, __ either in union or any other tqwm. KENT'S Ready-Made Clothing, AND FURNISHING GOODS:! AND SOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY. ALL AID SEE IY PRICES. P. M. OOHETV, . jjxlVj'iv J11'i ??i row riTrr E 8^3 IS B Every Machino *^9 S> ' (SnnrtttiifiMvr SHmS^^^HBIBIWWHSK1"'1"1 v ront View witli Self-Feeding Attachment. Rear View, Showing Method of Delivery Tlu'st- machines Imvc been llio public m> bm*r nml liavc tn?.t with sucli favorable reception, tliat it Is only . c.?aiy i > mlil dial lin y are, alimi^h Iv mine <1 in i rice), <.i auanti:ki> To r.k a pkiikwt maciiink in bvk? v famtmvi.ak. MAI>K*OF T1IIC HKST MA'i'I.KI al.s, ami constructed in a thobochii, woRkmam.ikk manxiui, ml K in this and everv ntlmr re-ipee!. thcei|ual of anv <iin in tin; market, while the fact is unquestioned tlmt it , FAIt AllKAIMIF Al.LOTIlKltS IN CI.KANlNl i Til F SFlili, fAsT GINNING, AND LIGHT AN1? hMOfiTH A'NNING. jti:? i:ivkd tiik pin.MirM at tiii: Gforoia Statu Fair, Ckntlxniai., Tkxas Statf. Fair, at Houston, May,1877 ml other Statu and County Fairs. * Reduced Price List of Cotton Glna, Feeder* anil Condensers. ,, , .... . ,? ? ? . - ???- ; . r? Ho.vcii itiuvforthipniontiDU I,, , r-. ! ?r1#a"w, L,>r,?w,?,,.So1f-K.e.,; (|clivm;J ut factory. 5 per cel. C3, lr,cc of G,ts *?!?? Self-Feed-.,ng Attachments and t>(r for caMh with the order. We IngAttadiineiita. Coadonam. <h,p B00(,3 undor 8pecial c#ilr (iSuw. S 7*>.oo $ i>7 f>'> ?120 (io tract, aud get very low rates.? ' "> " ... 87.00 113 To : 110 00 Liberal terms to good parties. o " ...' 100.ot) 130 00 ' 100 00 Circulars, testimonials and full 5 " ...[ 110.00..... I ll 75 | 173 25 inforinaiion as to cost of freight, i0 " ... 120.00 j 152 50 j 185 00 (which to many points docs not it) " ...! 130.00 ' Itlti (X) 1 202 00 exceed !f>10,) and oilier pnrticu0 ? 1 10.00 J 182 00 ' 231 00 lars on application. 10 " ...! IGO.OO ; 208 00 1 250 CM) Address, A. D. SPEARS. A specimen Gin can be seen at Spears & Co s Grocery store, Union C. II. July 12 58 3m f FSTKAY MI LK. ? 1*1 FIU>VE1> IjlSCAlHl) from the phinlntion of Mr. .lames ________ _ _ __ _ _ 1 J Savior, on Saturday last, the 7th, a small COTTON GIN BRUSH, iized F.ny Mare Mule, and when last heard from 'TJAVIXM accepted tho agency for Union vas seen late Saturday night in the rond or>Do- II rv,,?i? ?i,n ??i? ?c ? itc Mr. <'nip's farm, just dbovc Unicn r. II. on IMPBOVKl? lie Spartanburg road. Said Mule has fyto wliito T1 , __ ipots on Iter back--"snfhlle rnb both aides of CottOU Olfl KrUfin and Wip?r, lerjaws have been rubbed by a yoke?-llio right respectfully ask those running Cotton Gins ide worse than the left?has no ^moa on and Co call at our Shops and examine it. It 19 uis not l>een trimmed. claimed Although a poor man, I will nay a liberal re- 1st. That it will gin dump or wet. Cotton as vard fi>r information as to where lean find her. readily n.s if it was dry, and, in this way, make Address GILES DAWKIN8, from 5?.1 to $5 per hale. Sautne. 2d. It runs one-fourth lighter than tho hrisSsj)t 18 87 8t ^ tic Brash, ami tiius faster. ' ... , . 8d. It is only one-sixth the cost sf the bristhr A Plantation to Rent, , Bra?h. rVINtl on I'llc.dot Iliver. well known for MtdLk dtli. The 1 iut is ccpitkl if flot superfor to the A production of largo of C?mt and fli.(^B>ri>inarj Brush, rm. Apply to I?A V11? A.J. FA UK, op sdjo*n-j "Ah. It is an rim (Ac that Hvj luruiVr cun nfake n{* ftVm. or to TIfoS. MclS'ALI.V, land keep hirt ttwit in potfd rifder. .. . ... ? CnidhO.il. I W // IT MO/,'/-' OAS' \ ()(7 XfASTT ' ffe.,1 JO 2* tf 1 ALI.tfV & itOiUN&OX. 1 >