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gjijg." .--"-i '-LL " sack,. GOIbs, Flour... 2 " specimen home made Soap ; 2 " Loaf bread 2 ' " Specimen home xuade candles .1 2 ' " " Vinegar 1{ ' " " dried froit apples peaches, pears, 1 quinces, plums, and blackberries, each... 1 " (specimen hermetically sealcM FrnlKfrtftfCb -1 " ' "* ? Specimen jellies, preserves, pickles, jams, 1 catsups, syrups, etc., each % 1 | " Specimen Honey % 1 I ?' " of domestic wine or cordial, each 1 FRUIT, GAllDEX AND TREE DEPARTMENT. , W. T. Thomson, Esq., Superintendent. j Best late seedliug apple $1 1 " early " 1 1 " and IT rentes t. V/ltlnlv nni-llnn vncvninl.1. u _ D r> . raised by one party ~ 1 ~s* ' collection of home saved garden seed.....^ 1 < 44 Specimen of any fruits or grapes not 1 mentioned 1 1 44 collection evergreens 44 44 green house plants 1 44 44 Flowers 1 MANUFACTURER'S DEPARTMENT. Col. Jons L. Youso, Superintendent. * domestic Fabrics. 1 Uest home made blankets S2 44 44 44 carpeting 2 - Muwdan i on us ~ U , 4 Cotfon or woolen covcHet 2 44 home made Mattress 2 44 Cotton or woolen socks or stockings, each 2 1 leather. J Best Carriage or double Harnoss 2 44 Single Harness 2 44 Wagon Harness 2 < 44 Blow gears 2 i 44 Gentleman's Saddle 2 < <i i ..u>. a..i.ii- " 1 MMVBJ Z " pair brogaas 2 " " boots 2 ( ii ii gent's or lady's shoes 2 ( 0 NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPART- , MENT. | B. Q. Clifford, Superintendent. Knitting, netting and crochet in thread, each $ 2 Best under sleeves, handkerchief, counterpane, bonuct, set toilet mats, flower vases, flower brockets, child's hat or socks, etc., each 2 < Knitting, nottiug or crochet, in crewel or silk, < best piano cover, table cover, ottoman NwC* ~ cover* ?hawl/<?cArf?or-head dress, coun- i terpnuc, cradle quilt, slippers, child's hoes, &o., each 2 Best set dessert mats, cushions, gloves, child's hat or cap, spencer or sacque, each 1 patch work in cotton, ao. Best patched quilt in cotton, silk or raised { work ; woven home-made couutorpaao, comfort or crib quilt, each 2 Any articles in raised work, framed tapestry, bo. ; embroidery in silk floss; ehain stitch or braid ; straw, willow work ; roscn, wax, shell and bead work ; leather, gilding, bronzing, etc., each 2 | All articles exhibited by young ladies under ' 14 yours, will be placed separate, in a department know as a Misses Department, and samo firamiums given as for lime artioles exhibited ' n any of the Departments. MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. J Joiix Iionaaii, Esq., Superintendent. * Bes^attam cqgiA for agri<|>ltu Al pwr-* f poses, at work on ground Diploma ^ " Wngons: one, two or four each " " Carriage " ( " open or top buggy, oach " " display carriages, buggicq^ wngons, " etc., from one maker " " plows?one or two horse " | " ?? irons of all kinds ?. ** . " Cultivation, subsoil and Cotton scra? P?r, or any patent plow " STOCK DEPARTMENT. A. D. Steaks, Superintendent. First Cla^s?Blooded Stock. Best Bull, three years or upward $ 6 _ two to throe years 3 " one to two ~ Cow of any age ?Cy. r nnilt.r mlllCTi Hi Cows and Oxen. ( Cow any ago or breed, to be milked grounds ?~t 8, 2 or 1 years old cOIl, oacir ?^_'-i oxvan 1 _ Brood Marc .T...V. 10 g ?' " and colt 10 n 8, 1 or 1 years old Fillier, each 6 ^ Same Premium ae above for Second Clate?Liqiit Draft Houses. Same Premium, ae above for Third Claet?Tuor0 Ol'OIIBBED IlORSKS. FOURTH CLASS Matched asi> Sixqls Houses. Best pair- HorsOter Meres, each ."$10 Hingfeharness berse or mare, each....*.. 5 , / Saddle Horse or Mare, eaoh... 5 oes; JUK 9 o Jennetlo 5 MULES. Best Pair Mules. X. 5 Single Mule *...w 8 Mule onejrear old.*: 2 , SIIEEP AND SWltfE DEPARTMENT. \ ' Q. B. Hooam, SuplVi^teadent. Best Buck .....v.. $ 6 (en Ewes, not loss than fivAt 5 GOATS. \ Best buck or ewe, each ...."X 6 SWINE. \ Best Bear, improved stock. 10 Sow " ? *10 " and pip not loss than fqpr '.... 10 Nalivt tame at above. Best Killing bog er hop ... 10 POULTRY DEPARTMENT. V < . Ricbaro C, Jouxson, Superintendent.* ' Best trio, 1 cockaad 2 Hens, improved Sloek 2 Same premiums for any other wolf dotlusd breed er for connes barn yard fowls Best and largest exhibition of pigeons 2 flu., nmrnlnma fA> T.i.ba?. (1...A t>.? fowl* and Ducks, w?k., 2 .. SPECIAL PREMIUMS. Largest exhibition ef commendable articles ' grown and exhibited bjr anjr one plant* er, including stock, field crops, etc 9 6 The same exhibit as made in the Ladies' Pepsrtment....,..,. 6 SPECIAL PREMIUM BY J. C. IIUNTEH. j Best 1 gear Ooii (Nntlfo Stock) by tfratlim > Go*.4Iafiaptoi.M.>:.?.r.. 7i " ""A Hiiockino Mi'itusn.?Atluuta, September 10.?An old lady infilled Farmer, aged eighty, was murdered yesterday iu Clayton County.? ller daughter living with her bad her ukull crushed iu. The house was set on (ire mid it is supposed that robbers committed the deed. . Jh-liatiocRATic U. S. Senator.?A despatch from San Francisco announces tho election of J. If. Slater, democrat, as United States Senator from Oregon. Mothkus, Stav at Home,?And cure your :hild with I)n. Moffett's Tketiiina (Teething I'otc itrs.) Tektiiina Regulates the Bowels aid nnkes Teething cosy; Cures Cholcra-Infanlum ind the Summer Complaints of Children ; Heals Eruptions and Sores; Removes and prevents he formation of Worms. No medicino ever ro:civcd such enthusiastic commendation from hose who have used it. A. IRWIN & CO., and ill Druggists keep it. May 17. 30 2\v. Lauran'ok, Ga., April 20th, 1878. Dr. T. S. Bradjicld: Sir?The Sufferer's Ralni Dr. Heard prescribed for my little sister who was suffering very much from "Poison Oak" ;nvc speedy relief, l'wo applications cured her. Yours, &c., C. L. Suif.s. Prepared and for Salo by A. IRWIN & CO. Mny 17 34 2t Union, Sept. 2G.?Cotton. Tho market Las been somewhat brisker the past week, and full prices have been maintained. 200 bales have been sold, at prices ranging from 9jj@9j. Charleston, Sopt. 25.?Cotton. Tho market ;o day exhibited a lower tendency and buyers more active. We quote good ordinary, 9| : low middling, 10} ; middling, 10} ; good middling, 10$. < Liverpool, Sept. 24?12 M.?Cotton dull and | :asicr?Middling uplands 0} ; middling Orleans ] 5}; sales 7,00(^Tspeculation and exports 1,500; receipts 3,050 ; American 2,300. Futures pariially 1-32 cheaper. HOUSE AND EOT. FOR SALE. I OFFER for sale the House and Lot formerly 1 belonging to M. B. Friedbcrger. Tho Lot contains over half an acre, and has on it a well >f the best water in town, Stablo and Kitchen. The IIouso has 8 finoly finished rooms, and is n excellent repair. * Apply to me at P. M. Cohen's 8tore. JOSEPH STRAUSS. Sept 27 39 1m ~~THE B U N C0MB E " CLIPPER PLOW. AND IMPROVED < FEED CUTLER, Manufactured by SIRDWOOD & MCLELLAN ASHEVILLE, N. C. , 11HIS Plow Is pronounced one of tho best now . made. Light draft, durability and porfcct vork, are its grcnt recommendations. It is fast iccomming tho favorite Plow in Western North Carolina. _ "v * VV? uunvb lu tuvvvvu|>va?| uiu.(>ivWI( nost durable and easily worked Feod Cutter low in tlio market. ' Sample Plows and Feed Cutter can be seen by . sailing on. 1 W. A. NICHOLSON, Sept 27 39 3ni ' THE RYANS! j :o: ] ROLLA first appearing in TWO CIIAK- , ACTEHS AT ONCE, followed by Varied and Imper- 1 " "tS ""d, h""1 .in, ??J "?Um..W recitations. ME 0NE! COME ALL!! ' "Let thoso now laugh, ** I And !? DOT?rJaughod before, < \r ?*? W,l? *lw?y? lautrhed May laugh the more.'' g Admission 50 cents KN t;1' ' WW WW 1 I NN BEE WW 0 ,tl _ I (KlO OOO OOO I)DD sSAj G GO OO ODD u c Y G GO O O 1? \ ?GGO? ?00O? ?0OO? Ed? ] Slowest" Prices^ H0NE8T WEI6HT8 ihtti if p i pitti p pi Ail U JuDnOUAlid. ??, Highest Prices FOR COTTON!' I r . ?? CALL ON FOSTER i WILKfflS. ?*pl?7 ft Cf r % 1 ? S.W.Porter's NEW ST< ><*?! rx>w ph^cjbs, AND dVICK SAFES'. FOR CASH ONLY.j 1 THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS', NOTIONS,/ GENT'S HAT/S, READY-MADE CLOTHING, . xr JL* 3.9 W n: ?AND? GROCERRIES, Can be lmd at S. W. Porter's Cheap Stote,?for CASH ONLY. Please don't ask for credit, as it is very unpleasant to refuse it; but I sell too tfheap to allow a day's credit to my best friends. 8. W. POllTEK. Sept 30 . if TTa?X:DB S. I WILL be at the following places for tlio purpose of collecting the Tuxes of UnloA Couny Santue Tuesday, ..Oct. 1st Fish Dam Wednesday.." 2d Goshen Ilill..... Tliursduy...." 3d Cross Keys Friday ". 4th ^iiibbs'..^... .....Tumi M?ui<lay...." 6ttf Union C, II Monday " 7th and until Saturday "10th ' Goingc' Monday "21st Goudeysvillo Tuesday "22d Timber ltidgc Woduesday .."23d JoHCSville Thursday "24 th Union C. II Friday ..."'ioth and at Union Court House until the loot day if the month. :'i tuk Tlx Ltvr is , 4 J Mills for State purposes. 3 " " Ordinary County.!...?.'* 3 " " Past indebtedness}' Co..." ' 3} " " Itailroad t 2 " **' School ' And one dollar on every poll between the ages if twenty-one and sixty years. JOHN P. THOMAS, Treasurer, U. C. Sep 20_ 28 f 2t Programme fcr x\f Tv^snir inx.r.iiititif3. ( TTIIP. P.*?o.llt?? PAmmlll.-. 'C 'I? T> ' i party of Union County nnuuunco the folowing programme for township meetings : Each meeting will bo held nt eleven o'clock M., and will be addressed by three or more :andidiuca of the party. All persona are corlially invited to attend. The DctnocrmicClubs )f the several townships are cxpoctod to bo present at their respective township meetings, mounted and in uniform Drnytonvillp, ntJefferies School House, Wednesday, Oct. 9th. QouUcysville, at Goudcysville, Thursday, Oct. 10th. M Jonesvillc, at Joncsvillc, Friday, Deft nth. Sa24jic, at Santuc, Tuesday, Got. loth. Pisl, i^jjk^ellichard' 8 Mill, Wednesday, Oct. lolhen llilj, 0cL Mncknoy, at Smith & Kmlllih. Oct. 19th. logansvillc, at Jasper Qibb's At""h, Tuesday, roc'KS:" '' Jgcu'8 c"*'k i By order of the Committee. WILLIAM Secretary. he legal hours of ShcrlRj^^ Ihllowlng iroperty, to w?t : ' On tract of i /-i , , iwtti VU II* VI1IVU VUUHI/, ontaiuing acres, more or less, jounaea byJf?Js of Jnmcs w gar,01.f Mrs. OrucillaU^^nd dp p p I5utler^ levied Jon ina yto gold as the property of Gassawuy S^nosworth, at the suit of J.L. 8. Hill. Said Iflmus will be resold at the risk of Cliarles Holt, who bid off said land on the first Monday in July la6t and failed to comply with tho terms of sale on Ids bid. . ^IIJI'**C. Sept 1^ 1878 87 8t _ MUM. HOPSO\ PIN HNp'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, X. TV- Cor. TTcntvrorth and Itutlcdgo Sts., CHARLESTON, S. C. COMBINES the advantages of n Finishing School with tkoso of a refiued homo. Competent Professors are employed m the usual branches of useful and ornamental education. Tho Pall term will open on the 1st Monday in October. For terms, apply to tho principal. Sep 'JO 38 lm GINS ! GINS ! I GINS ! ! ! *-* ? rt* - > FOR sale at reduced prices. The best and most reliable Cotton Gins that have ever been offarnd in this inarkci' Winship, Taylor, Centennial, ,1 Excelsior, -v- * , j K?T~ Oriswold, ! -v.. Gullet, i I ?*'.' Steel Brush, &c., &c. TERMS EASY. ?\ M. FAHK A CO, Aug 2 31 2m LIBERAL ADVANCES FOR COTTON, [T AM prepared to ninlce liberal AdyjRH| on' 1 L ttafon shipped l>y m? lo F. Sop 20 28 R^Hft 1 r NEW GOODS fi A'J P M. 0 O :o; I HAVE IN STORE j ?A LAEG ATTRACTIVE ST novont at tne lo that i 3iean t :o: LADIES DKE Flannels, [Jeans,. Cassimere :o A FULL I GENTS READYM Undershirts, ! Suependei LADIES AND IS LARGE Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Cutlery, Pistols, Groceri< '(BOOTS AN -A. FINE ASS . WHICH I WII MUCH LOWER I THEY WERE EVER EITHER IN UNION OR GENT'S ReadyAND FURNISI AND BOOTS AND SH( CALL AID SE S?pt 27 ,/ ' 8S - rtJgX>^WlV *9^1109Equal . Every M QUAKA? A per ^^SSBKSHRSBB^^ Condei Front View with Self-Feeding Attachment. Those machine* 1i*vo boon before I ho public so long mii'i necessary to add ihut tliey are, (though greatly reduced in itr PART1CIH.AK. MAI>K OF THE llLs'l' MATKHIil-S, 11 ami is, ill this Mid evorv other re.Hj>ect, tiie ei|\ial of any <i is FAR A UK All OF ALL OTHERS IN CLEANING Till; RUNNING. ItRCKIVKl) TIIK PKl'.MH'M AT TIIK GKORCIA statu Fa IB. and other State and County Fulrs. . . Reduced Price List <if Cotton Gins, Feeder* and 1 Price of Gins Price Sizes. Price of Gits, wilh Self-Feed- ing A ing Attaehmentfl. 4 ;>() Saw $ 76.00 1 07 60 36 " - 87.00 113 75 40 ? 100.00 130 00 45 " 110.00 141 75 50 " 120.00 152 60 (50 " 130.00 U5G 00 70" ...1 110.00 182 00 80" ...1 100.00 208 (M) A specimen Gin can be seen ?t Spears July 12 KSTRAV MULE. ESCAPED from the plantation of Mr. James Sartor, on Saturday lost, the 7th, n small sized liny Mare Mule, and when last heard from was seen late Saturday night in the road opposite Mr. Cnlp's farm, just above Union C. 11., on the Spartanburg road. Said Mule has tpo white spot* on her baok?"saddle Irnb both sides of her jaws have been rubbed by a yoke?the right side worse than the left?has no iftioes on and has not been trimmed. Although a poor tnnn.l will pay n liberal reward for information as to where lean And her. Address GILES DAWKIN8, Santuc. <i?i it) ffr Plantation to Bent, ? T YINO on Pacoloi Hirer. well known for thdj ki J product ioj) of largo Ctodh of Com nod 'floW firm. .Apply H> 1>AV11) A.T, FARR, op t ing fifrm, or to TIt03. McNAfiliY, | , Uiri6i?lMf. ' M tjr* ' > SEW GOODS!! i HEN'S&ND ON THE WAY K AND? 'OCK 0? GOODS. WENT PRICES, AND O SELL CHEAP. lists LrUUUb, s, &c., &C., &.r ,INE OF ADE CLOTHING, Socks, s, Ties*, Ace. MEN'S HATS***< VARIEXXrt,** i6, &C., &C., D SHOES, OH.TMENT, ,L SELL AT PRICES THAN: SOLD AT BEFORE, ANY OTHER TOWN. Made Clothing, ILNG GOODS;! )ES A SPECIALTY. r? MV n TiT nun h ii rniurid. X*. M. OOHgrX^,^, COTTON OIN to st. i fijHk351w achino SSMBHr-, iTEED V. ^ Bear View, Showing Method of Delivery I have mut with such Ihvorahle reception, that it U only i iriuc), uuabantkbdto bk a pku>?v maiiiink is kvknd constructed is a thouoioh, workmam.ikk mannkh, iu in tin; market, while the fact is unquestioned that it 8EHD, FAST GINNING, AND LIGHT AND SMOOTH CKSTJpNIAL, TkxaS state I'AlR, ?t Houston, May, 1877 ? . .. .1 rondcnscrs. ? Boxed ready for shipment on<l with Self-Feed- doHvcreJ at factory. & percent, iltaohmeuls and ojT for CBsh wItb or^cr. We OBdcnsers. ship goods under special cotir .$120 00 tract, and get very low rates.? . 140 00 Liberal terms te good parties. ten lif\ iu_?l?_ i i: i /..n > *w futuiuia, loaiiinuumiB nuu mil 178 ? *, information as to cost of freight, .. 185 00 (which to many points docs not *20'2 00 exceed $10,) nnd other pnrticu*381 00 lars on application. .. '250 00 Address, A. D. SPEARS. & Co's Grocery store, Union C. II. 28 8m t IMPROVED COTTON GIN BRUSH. HAVING accepted tho agency for Union County, for the sale of WALKKR'tt mPROVKl) Cotton Gin Brueh and Wiper, we respectfully ask those running Cotton Gins to call at our Shops and examine it. It is claimed let. That it will gin dump or wet Cotton as readily as if it was dry, and, in this way, make from $8 to $5 per bale. '2<\. It runs nno-fonrl h lialitftr itian (li. Km. tie Brush, nnd Gius faster. 8d. It is onlj one-sixth the cost sf the bristle | byush. L 4th. The list is equal if fcot tfitperfnr to the ?r.h.nrr Itrutb. W ?"Ah. It in no : iin that iCxty forflftfr aba 1 hiid kehp hiA twtt in frotfil ftHer. * ... ( WHAT MO UK CAM YOU fTAI&'r 1 xli.k'n & tfoBlSSO*. .