The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, November 29, 1878, Image 4
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DON'T SLAM THE UATE.
Now, Harry, don't laugh at me,
Hut when you go so late (
I wish you would be careful, dear,
To never slam the gate.
* For liessic listens every night.
And so docs teasing Kate,
To tell me uoxt day what o'clock
They heard you slain the gato. , >
'Twas nearly ten last night, you know.
Hut now 'tis very late?
(We've talke I about so many things ;)
O, do net slam the gate !
Far all the neighbors hearing it
Will say our future fate
Wo'vs been discussing; so 1 beg
You will not slaiu the gats !
For though it i? ill very true,
I wish that they would wait.
To canvass our atlairs?until?
Well?pray don't slam the gate !
At least not now. Hut, by and by,
When i* "our home" I wait
Your coming, 1 shall always like
To hear you slam the gate !
Hkeakfast iloi.r.s WifffouT Soda.?- J
Two eggs, oue ami a half cupfuls of milk,
a tea-spoonful of salt, ami flour euough to |
m ike a thick batter. Theso must be baked
ia au irou gem pun, or they will be a corn- J
pletc failure. A but oven is desirable.
A A ICE WAY TO Co OK YoUNU CHICKENS.?Take
young chickens, dross theui as
usual, take tItem apart at each joint, wash ;
them ami place them in a dripping pan,
ml just cover them with sweet thin cream,
u-'ason with salt, peppor and a little butter ;
put them in the oven to cook. When the
cream ij almost cooked away the chickens
are done. They are splendid cooked in
this way.*
1 >kkf t^iKLET.?Three pounds of beef
chopped fine ; three eggs beaten together ; j
six tMMokcrs rolled fine ; one table-spoonful ^
of salt, one tea-spoonful of pepper, one ta- ^
blc spoouful of melted butter; sage to th
taste, mix well and make like a loaf of
bread; put a little water and bits of butter
into the pan : invert another pan over it. "
tas'e the oniolet occasionally ; bake an hour .
and j .
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i nice, tir otoes,
hww half an bou? ^ ihmr own
,iyanu|t <-' ?/?,> * hi b v'oar??' M' " k,
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&Qtnj? " thorn v?'t' > oil,
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n;y ir the Sft!?u?'*nt : mother* Jisi* >v,'rotl [ ^ ,.
'ii'it i *u<J)t !> vl > 'o.l iki?* m a of i
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i.1m n- '.> .i.< . >h>f rvutiuu < ?? .-lon'rt physical ! ,
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v> 1?IU Uil vj ui.av.ib IVJ TCUtUl'O ilitc j ample
neighborhood. i 7
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it urns tiik i knitevtiary,? i wo , K ,,s u
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dis'imruished lawyers in Alabama formed
a partnership alter the war, and the junior j "
stated to the senior th it there wore two 1 ri,vo
things they must guar I ng linst?the p ?>r school
ho.i-.- and the p'-nitentiary. Very soon the i
junior cullocC'd i fo > of in a cotton rctnon
ease which involved but little trouble and 1 h'g.ioy
coum ing out >' I -Jolt to the senior, remarked. h< .rt
that things didn't look so very lunch iise i hav e ]
the poor house, "No, said tlic junior, but ! ''
it rubs the penitentiary close " 1 non.
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lll.lMi Rl AOiiJ.tts.? I'ako Cayeniio pep-j * j ,
per. parch it brown, and grind or mash to a
powder; mix the powder with an equal
quantity of Scotch snuff, put the mixture p
into a reed <>r quill, and Mow it up the n >stril
of the animal, and it will afford relief "
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ju twenty minutes. i '
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A (look County. Texas, men has a set <>| c<>m) '
furniture made from a tree on which hi nnvd
father wa? hung ten years ago for outlaw : Kdw.a
r?. f pM'ft
tub fence question.
Kmtor Patriot :?Will you please allow
me through tho Patriot tQtell its readen*
some facts I il>tained during my late
visit to Mecklenburg in refereuco to the
fence question.
Tho committee, of which I was a mem"-'
her, was very cordially received by the kindhearted
Il<*r*rts Aesters, and shown every
courtesy. We were introduced to every
farmer upon tho fair ground, it seemed to
mo. and our chairman, Mr. W. S. Battle, of
Kdgceotnbe, generally propounded ques
tions calculated to fun! out the sontinioutof
the people with whom we were talking, and
also that of their neighbors at house, which
brought one uoauimous response in favor ot
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(ur siock or icucc law.
white and black, all favor ic. I talked >vitb
a number of colored men on*the subject
and tbuud ouly ouc opposed to it. lie was a
a reuter, bad ouc cow, whiclj was allowed
t> run iw the pasture with ^10 proprietors
stock, aiki as to her he said the taw was all
right and worked well, but he said he had
bo-- wlv tr Q- ic 1 "m' ns *u>
wougni Uiev Would have been cov.IU hoTiaio
let them run out on the lauds of his neighbors.
iTuV
N?>w, positively this one is the only opponent
I saw, and I aui sure I talked with one
hundred uion who lived on farms.
They told us there were scarcely land
there for sale : that any one could sf-c a very
perceptible improvement in their land, undergrowth
springing up in the woooH,- a
better covering of the ground with vegetation
in the uncultured fields, &c.
I went into Gve butchers' stoves and each
?f them assured me that since the adoption
.if' the law the quality of beef had improved
irouderfully. ."*5
The citizens of Charlotte say tifjy^u'o
u?t uow have to buy Northern butter, that
heir market is bountifully supplied with
lie best quality of neighborhood in.-ale baler
and at lower prices than before the j
tdoption of the stock law.
N >w this but corroborates the universally
roncodod opinion that stock we!! taken eare
if will producers better quality of beef and
I U , tilHJl ?
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bu uot g.0 bjick to old bviuii \
o 50 per csnt of th?*'rtsse??ed til'i* ?
.uds. The A jtL-tf*'-' S *
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jai ..p ii barityy
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ijajfear- 41?$
xliipb'ty ** $jr "ouo l^v'i
tu) friu i (fiC*. '"'<* b high, '
cuijj. enough io ) 3ep a net^u
ue cost Of tbf">e >
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' much as ie '*# i ,
> trg neighbors. ,C^v
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C;^wSo> .?iefi^ve th<:
n& W incomparable., v $1
oil hi in b? i- to' ofncl^-*' "??' (War ' .;
' >lo nothing *rith-h?G[fv'/p
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rn #o 1 uv J
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) to despise I)is mother. j e4pr.
Do not know or carc who his cotuputi- tr.- < '
lay be. C1
Let him read whatever he likes
Lot the child, whether b.>y or girl, cu:
the streets iu the cvdhiugs?a good j j<i
for both sexes. to tl
D -vote yourself to unking money, j
ihcriii" always that wealth is a better lll<
..... sons
for your child than principles in the j,0 ^
and. habits in the lil'o ; and let him all c
[deiity of money to spend. with
J>o not with him in hours of rccrca- '
6011 l
I linrv
Strain at a gnat and swallow a "a:n- I pUt/
a.stisc s vircly u.r .. foiblo, and laugh Uriv
ice. .
can't hull this baby any loiigor," or v''
utthcyoirihusband and father, "it's ( ,
? too heavy.'' ".Miaw, Kdwaid, re- \ w],|,
a inuflb d v ice from the otli.tr mom, ) an 1
used to h ?ld mo for hours and ik-vi r
:in. and baby i* but a leather com- '!'
I the
to what 1 was." ''I was a be 1, ' said , ^
rd. And she wAfi too sleeps to dir- j ^ >
with him ( h i
THE FENCE LAW.
AN ACT To authorise Couuty Coruxiasioncrs
to submit to qualified electors of
tboir several Counties a proposition to
alter the Fence Laws, and to provide for
fluctuating the samo.
s Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of "Representatives of the Stato of South
Carolina, now met aud sitting in Goucral
Aifluibly, und by tho authority of tho
samo:
Section* 1. That upou the written application
of To of the taxpayers of any
township in any Couuty of this Stato, who
may lesire to substitute tho fencing of stock
in li luof fencing the crops, it shall bo the
duty pf the Commissioners of said County
i to yrjvr an election in s^? township boitweea
tho 10th and 20th of August, or the
If 0th nr^Oth of December in any year, 20
I Wys' notice thereof being given in one or
tVoro of the newsnaners uublished in said
II L * 4.
; (ounty, specifying the time and place or
I 'krnose of such election, ami the form of
Wlot to be used at such election, and to
yj^io^__thrce managers of election, who
Com pclfSht foil ami condrt
said election, and immediately upon
t! /c 1 )se thereof make return to the Comu.pinners
of the County, who shall declare
a If publish the result of said clectiou iu
oh or more newpapors published in said
tiui.ty ; and if a majority of the qualified
ele'r-s of said township, voting at said
efc'.ion, shall hslie voted for the adoption
<4 tl is Act then the same shall he and beof
force in said township, on the lit
j d iy /f January uext succeeding such rice,
tionj&nd from and after that date, all laws
no* r isting in regard to tho erection $nd
mafitenaueo of fences in said township
-t*hai tyi null nud void ; ancHt shall not be
InwVh d\?tior or ut'anagcr of any |
horivymnl >, uss, geunctt, stfinc, jiheep, goat, (
or ir it eftttle ? f any description, to permit
thi' Ad oimals or any of ttfftm. to ruu at
I n. Jbevond the limits of their own lands
J- tow null ip
c. 2. That upon the written^application
of 75 tax payers in each township in
anv fiinitlj in ?'? ? -*
>.rf .yfc A
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I.
r.*HO . ... mj- <*
wT ?r^5?ftcvj Motion j and
- ha-.'wusliipe Jo this *
, t Rot rnr-i ?hc I
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'lie ofc cixe i >vn- J
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enumerated
cg^/V. Xi- v '$ shalP^vweaftei
*. >008011 ntl-j<^jS.?t1" ' *1
ur-tU -JlffSaKfiha'
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a'ever any township or uoun?1
"he Ao^.'ftud it'-etxaft Do ue- i
'-Ms in 'I '-wn. I''i
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'V.j, _ dP ^ I order. n
Jtoihc (JTi.tlit 1'hii tlm"
J. nets Jllop - *?ucb I for sajll
|^.r
k/?it?t uj*u& a ^di-ofony person ! HI
kJ township, ftiTtf to eject fcucus there- '
rtboui. being guilty of any trnapa^j Oct 4
" And thtygSrJbK Corauiisfioners ~ ~
invc power nndwithori^y to construct .
? ncross any public or private road*
led Tha^. pVoi-or safes ar<-est il
cli public or nii*">tr J ' -. i , ,
oMcot a . - at* "t
< ? .... the exponas of evcot ' '
'i ' . :i : ui'Mig said fctfoes - said i?i J ~,4
; 'lie y;o.n t. ne and l'? the
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we red to mak Mich arrangements with
wiicr of property contiguous to and We
ther side of the townshr^or county ,""lt
as may accomplish the object of pro
ug tUcj (bounty or township JVom tUc
rsion of cattle or stock. ^
;< . The laws n<w of force in regard
<.? erection and maintenance of fences Tl,,<
apply to any fence erected in pursu- Koni
of tli ibrogoing Section ; and all per- 'ivc
disturbing or injuring said fences shall
nnisliuhh as provided l>y said laws ; and j.-j,,,
attic breaking said fences shall be dealt c,
i s provid< in said 1 -vs. rn
ix. <?. It shall bo the uufy of any per- Ten
ai . i r .oi s driving stock, sncli as cattle, !
1 . . i .i Hi
(A. mules, siiecp, or no^#, uirou^n mo q-wt
io roRds of any County. t?> so herd and c<
a t'?c same tlial tin y not lie allowed n
. upon<r work Injury to the l^nds y,, .,
reps oi' tli oitiz'-ns nI" sai I County,
/c. 7. It shall lio the duty of each and
y employs r in any county or tm.n hip 1
;'i nhall ad' ; t thii act. to furnish each ' d ^
very nip! yee hired by liim with pan- j t)Mse
jq for ns many head of stork gwned by , resist
i employee, as agreed upon : Provided I t'o
cinjiloyoo help to in ti.< tin* pa 'urn. spent
t:t'. H. This law dona not apply to the I
ttties rd' Horry. Colleton, jleatiforr, |
i'I^I >b, Vifil!i:nn?l)Ui!? And < ?oov?v town NV
New I Desirable
Fall aid Winter Stock
JUST RECEIVED BY *
J. T. HILL & CO.
WK respectfully inform our patrons and the
public generally that our largo and well
selected Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
is in Store, and was purchased at a time when
foo.i bargains wcTc to bo had, nud with the view
of pli ising the people of tho County, both in
T A V TT rw. v A *r wa ? ? < *. '
?; Abi i 1 m. a mw m~ Mh iiiii 55^
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS
IN PART OF
DRY ROODS,
Ladies' Clocks, .
Fancy Articles,
Notions,
BOOTS J. _SH0ES.
\Ytl WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO
dim mm stock
?OF?
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING,
WiJjich wo wcro induced to buy bccousc of tlie
extremely low prices such goods wci tt selling at,
and we propose to give our customers the bcuelit
of our bargains.
?ALSO TO OUli?
Complete Assortment of
MEN'S AND ? BOYS' HATS.
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undersigned propose t
v Mill, together writ t *" i < i
jjr rujijjiiinerjr. ?M I# ^
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offer no cheap Premiums, but </ire i/ou the
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copies, one year II HO i'or
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the person getting up thcelub, ntak* i
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it conic1, one year, and an extra
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nking nine copies 1 I 2">
copies, one year, ami an extra copy
> lite person getting tip the club,
laUing eleven copies, 17 00 j
mty copies, otto year, and an extra
>py to the person getting up the club, j "\\7"
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W TO i; i:M IT-?(let a I'ost-Mflico Money I ?n'
on Philadelphia, or a Draft on I"!iii <tc 1 - j
>r Now Vork. If yon canuot gel either of :
semi Hank-notcs, and in lite latter case j
cr your let or. 1 A
liosdeMtin i got up cluhs son I f >r a
nen copy, which will be sent free.
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iroitedt, 1 *h? ? Chestnut Street, I'liiladctPit.
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amy )jii|(iuc which I will sell low,
particulars address mc at Alston, S.
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il 1878 10 tf 10,
1MUEL S, KTOKES,
Alforiu'y nt Luw
AND
1 b t r vV j itw t i c is,
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ILL practice in tlio Piretiit and Probftl * ?
Courts. i 1
Lusim -<t in tho jurisdiction of a Trial Jus11on
K"1 to with promptness,
ciul attention given lo collections. See.
cc over Sloadtnnn & I'awls Law olfico.
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WARRANTED BEST BtliAPkiT.
Ai'.o, WVM MACriNERY*
HIKES riDUCED AEl 20, '73.
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