The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, November 29, 1878, Image 4
DON'T SLAM THE OATE.
Now, Harry, don't laugh at mo, Jn
Hut when you go so late 0|
I wish you would he careful, dear,
To never slam the gate.
It
* l'or Bessie listens every night,
Ami so uocs leasing rviuu,
To tell me uoxt day what o'clock
'i hey heard you slam the gate. , t
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'Twas nearly ten last night, you know, j*
But now 'tis very late?
(We're talked about so many things ;)
O, do not slam the gate !
ti
For all tho noighhors hearing it t|
Will say our future fate
We've been discussing ; so I beg
You will not shun the gate I ^
tl
For though it is all very trne,
1 wish that they would wait,
To canvass our atlVirs?until?
Well?pray don't slam tho gato ! i!
a
At least not now. But, by and by,
When in "our home" I wait
g
Your coming, 1 shall always like
To hear you slain the gate I 1
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Hiikaki ast lioi.i.s WrrttouT Soda.? j
Two eggs, cue and a half cupfuls of milk, j
a tea-spoonful of salt, and flour enough to
make a thick batter. These mast be baked
in an iron gem pan, or they will be a com- |
plctc failure. A hot oven is desirable.
A Nice way to Cook Young Ciiick- ^
ens.?Take young chickens, dress them as
usual, take theiu apart at each joint, wash j ^
them and place them in a dripping pau, ^
and just cover them with sweet thin cream.
a-ison with salt, pepper and a little butter ;
put them in the oven to cook. When the ^
ere nil is almost cooked away the chickens
. . of
are done. They are splendid cooked in
this
IJkkf (^ielet.?Three pouuds of beef
ehopptd floe ; three eggs beaten together;
ei:; lookers rolled fine ; one tublc-spoouful j
of salt, one tea-spoonful of pepper, one tabit-spoonful
of melted butter; sage to th ,
taste, mix well and make like a loaf of
bread; put a little water and bits of butter
. . . eo
into the pan : invert auother pan over it. ' ^
taste the omolct occasionally ; bake an hour
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>it?iw naif an hou? - their own ^
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j.Iui "?ell trim...t \
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lad1 at ftabtu.,' ' ?. .-fJWStfc#
i 'so. much sftuui'di' in '!
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dri-a* of ftor own .auo u < ,< f
ftoin^ "' tbeui Wb " t.i
yfcre t.- < '. ny^\vuy.bjtm'k"'/&>*.
-/uVi"TS.tV VlWflg' I horn a trftitfcn^wuF
rfi'vy jr. t.hc S'tlna.'-nt: mother* disOTerofl ^ ,j.v
Mnt a single *n?.l)t hid ihaogori the- sl-a c?f ^o,f
iheiv butfigfe, >b<f i-vatiou difisWed physical I' ?r.
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neighborhood. 7 1).
It Hubs tiib Penitkntiart.?Two '0IIS uia;
distinguished lawyers in Alabama formed 8- J>?
ft partnership alter the war, and the juuior 9*
stated to the senior that there were two r lV0 lb
tliiogs they must guard agiinst?the poor j school f
house and the penitentiary. Very soon the 1
junior collected i fee of 62,000 in a cotton roinemb
ease which involved but little trouble and ! leg'cy f
counting out ?1.250 to the senior, remarked, he .rt .at
that things didn't look so very much like have pi.
the poor house, "No, said the junior, but 11 . J
it rubs the penitentiary close. tion.
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I)i.inn Staoolus.?Take Cayenne pep- ' ^ j
per. parch it brewn, and grind or mash to a '
powder; mix the powder with an equal ' '
quantity of .Scotch bnuff, put the mixture ^
into a reed or quill, and blow it up the nos- *" '*.
trils of the animal, and it will afford relief!
in twenty minutes. ^ a 1
.. "you ua
A Oook County, Texas, man has a set of coin) 'nil
furniture made from a tree on which hi.- pared to
father was hung ten years ago for outlaw Kdward,
rj. fittft wit
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the fence question.
Editor Patriot :?Will you please nl- ^
'W mo through the Patriot to, tell its read's
some fact8 l obtained during my late
isit to Mecklenburg in reference to the
Mice question.
The committee, of which I was a mem-'
or, was very cordially received by the kind ?
carted Hornets Ncttcrs, and shown every t
curtesy. We were introduced to every
inner upou the fair ground, it seemed to ,
le, and our chairman, Mr. W. S. Huttlc, of
Idgeeoinbc, generally propouuded qucs ^
oris calculated to lind out the sentiment of
lie people with whom wc were talking, and ;
lso that of their neighbors at home, which j
rought otic uuauimous response in favor ot (
lie stock or fence law. The poor and rich, (
rbite aud black, all favor it. I talked with .
number of colored men on*lho subject ^
nd found only one opposed to it. lie was a
renter, had ouc cow, whicjf was allowed
o run i? tne pasture avitn cue proprietor ?
tuck, and as to her ho said the law was all
ight and worked well, but ho said ho had
* hi)"- vrl?v?'; l? ".r \\". ' ns j
nougnt thoy Would Imre been cor.. J TjoTiTiv o r
ct them run out on the lauds of his neighbors.
Now, positively this one is Iho only oppoent
I saw, and I aui sure I talked with one
uudrcd uion who lived ou farms.
They told us there were scarcely land
icre for sale; that any one eouid see a very
crccptiblc improvement in their land, uu- ,
ergrowth springing up in the woods, a ,
.'Iter covering of the ground with vegctaon
iu the uncultured fields, Sic. ,
I went into Gve butchers' stores and each \
them assured tne that since the adoption i
' the law the quality of beef had improved i
autlerfully. ' ^
The cititons of Charlotte say tn^y^'do |
>t now have to buy Northern butter, that )
oir market is bountifully supplied with <
e best quality of neighborhood made but- (,
r and at lower prices than before the 1
option of the stnek law. ;
N >w this but c >rr> borates the universally
ncodod opinion that stock well taken care t
will produce^a hotter quality of beef and
d . i ' . f
. '' 1
' tis&p1 ^ jt"ut'si
lid not go back to the'-old sykj^rff vVi
r?0 per chjh of tha* e$sesac<i rslirf .
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Vn;: fLt- oi!>j aiM::^_^\jsTO.-y^a
'1hr fKh'Oc (fiV'- 'U bfeigfy,
i c^iii. enouvh #o >.*? A neijj.ii .
"i*e ooisTbf tlre^b I #* ?
' v in'muoh as m '*? , 'r
. jrg neighbors.
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i|?cou?panAH ' .
li him 1<h |-t? ***&?. f^F*.! i;t
to lfA?lvieg wUhi?i& . Ufc-ff 4 u
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!'"tll to d -li ??T '
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lo despise his mother. ei^owc
> not know or care who his coin pan- tl.fr owr
y be. ' o>Witli<
it hiui read whatever lie likes sia
it the child, whether b>y or girl, j,cllMi(
e streets iu the overlings?a good Skc.
>r both sexes. to the
' vote yourself to unking money, -hallaj
ering always that wealth is a better ">Cr V(
i-iii i i "on9 dl"
or your child than principles in the be puni
nl. habits in (lie life; and let hiui all catt
:nty of money to spend. with \ i
5c not with him in hours of ^ccrea- k?*
sou ?*.
horwA.
itraiu at a gnat and swallow a earn- nnh'fe
tise s vtrcly u.t*.. foible, and laugh drivSt1
f-' ' MftLin'fc
bold tliis baby any longor," '
it the young husband nnd father, "it's ev<..y ,
too heavy." 'Vohaw, Kdward,. re- wbifch
uufliod voice from the other room, and :v
cd to hold nie for hours and never t"Jrage
i, and baby is but a feather com- ^,lle 1 11
.. . ?... ? 'he em
what I was. "I was a fool, ?aid
And she was too alcopy to dis- ^ntl
h lii'tti. ? (Jhtlfle
f
1he fence law.
kN ACT To authorizo Couuty Conr.r.iasioncrs
to submit to qualified doctors of
tboir several Counties a proposition to .
alter tho Fence Laws, aud to provide for
<|0cctuating the same.
Bo it enacted by the Senate and House
if Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met aud sitting in Gcucral
A*7fmbly, und by tho authority of the i
dine:
Section 1. That upou the written application
of 75 of the taxpayers of any
townfehip in any County of this Stato, who
ina'y lesire to substitute tho fencing of stock
in lilnof fencing the crops, it shall be the
lutybf die Commissioners of said County ,
to order an election iu township bo- <
weon tho 10th and 20th of August, or tho 4
10th or^Oth of December in any year, 30
l#ys' notice thereof being given in one or
loio of the newspapers published in said
(>unty, specifying the tinio and place or
i Irnose of such election, and the form of
i lYlot to be used at such election, and to
three managers of election, vrho
i^CiT^vithoul dompefi?ntioN,Jiu>ft ancl conilrl
said election, and .immediately upon
t! Icloso thereof mako return to the Conin.uioncrj
of the County, who shall declare
a JFpublish the result of said clectiou in
op or more newpapcrs published in said
lupty ; nnd if a majority of the qualified
eftc'irs of said township, voting at said
^ei'on, shall ha^e voted for the adoption J
I tl is Act then the same shall he and be- |
dbrco in said township, on th# 1st
lay f January uoxt succeeding such elcc.
.ionJSud from and after that date, all laws
i?tfe listing in regard to tho erection ^nd
napfenaneo of fences in said township {
hni \fi null nnd void ; gricTit shall not be
aw fof tfie' dvftier or ptfanager of any ^
lorscJumt i, uss, geunctt, svfiue, .sheep, goat, a
)r >r(t cv.ttie c f any description, to permit "
In' ild ..nimals or aujr of tTfem. to rua at
ate ./beyond the limits of'their own lands
n ? Jil townahip
Sic. 2. That upon the writtetf_nppiica- f
ion ef 73 tax payers in each township in
HV Cn?qLf in : -* ^
iv : vtrc-' .? iffT " x I
^4 n v i ?>r(lr" in < l<v ?i t* >
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?nunierftten
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,.\oy
' <n??or wV t??wo*hlp or CVun-1 7rvr?j|
ffcc. Ao^'fud it>',?I?i?L L>o ue? i .
'' IT: ' in" T ^'wn> 11"! ViSi i
' "U'CM .oJ o'J
u po oV 4^dmi-btpr>y person: WTfi^r.
tdHlFto eject fe^?5 tJ>crp-J *
J?out hv?pg guijtfef serf trm[nu^j \ OoJ.A
' Au*l ihtiAttpKyottimueiouurai "~~\~Z
vc power nnd%uthorijy to cbbetruot ; ?
.ci oes anf public or prlrftre road
d Thaj. pVoj.d* aate* efc: . . " .,
jwrfdiMii'ifrht' - -* - '. . I , ^
nyx % tin ;i r -?r ; wry
v I'j u^.uv the expenses of creel- 1 Fpji
! maintaining said fetfces - said tax j ~_
!!* . to ?t flip nam* time and in the
iirr. " . s >..'.ir ^VHe mid (' nif* A.T;
v i ' t " 1. ' Jr.*! ? \ 1 " ' t
^r'l -Vi i- ? < IW KMU
ired fo make such arrangements with ?,
icr of property contagious to aud TP? o
}t sido of tlio towuebrpk-or county l>r,t M"S
i uiav accomplish the object of profho
County or township from the
in of cattle or stock.
5. The laws nm? of force in regard ?
erection and maintenance of fences Three
ip!y to nuy fence erected in pursu- Four
' tlio foregoing Section ; and all per- Five <
fturbing or injuring said fences shall !? 1
it i i 'i.i 'j i _ t ins?
IinaDir. as proviueu oy saiu laws ; aim |
0 breaking said fences shall be dealt ' coj,
1 proviib : in said ! -vs. ma
G. It shall bo the auty of any per- Ten ?
j^rsocs driving stock, such as cattle,
ifcules, sheep, or hogs, through the Twen
tyftds of any County, to so herd and cor
ic same that they shall not be allowed ma
? iibou or work injury to the lands . . ,
i j r\ . A O 11 i
is ot the citizens or said County.
7. It shall bo the duty of each and
unploycy in any county or township HOW
shall adept this act. to furnish each ^-1^^
cry employee hired by him with pas- h
for its many head of stock owned by regisfci
moloyee, as agreed upon i-j^rovidod Parti
ployee help to make the pis'it ro. specimi
8. 'J'his law docs not apply to tho q0(]\
es of Horry, Collcldtt, iJoanfortj p
slob, WiHiaiiisbuig And (leorgelown. Na'v I
New I Desirable
Fall ani Mr Stoat
JUST RECEIVED BY *
J. T. HILL & CO.
Wit respectfully inform our patrons and tlio
public generally that our largo and well
(elected Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
s in Store, and was purchased at a time when
-ood bargains weTe to bo had, and with the view
)f pit tsiug the people of tlio County, both in
QUALITY ANI* I'll M E*.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS
IN PART OF
DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Cloaks,
Fancy Articles,
Notions,
BOOTS JL SHOES.
\Yf. WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO
111 M STOCK
?OF?
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING,
VJjich wo wore induced to buy bceouse of the
xtremoly low prices such poods wci e selling at,
,nd we propose to give our customers the beneit
of our bargains.
?ALSO TO OUR?
Complete Assortment of
riEN'S AND ^ BOYS' HATS.
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mJersigned prftn(??< ' . ' iv-^'?
Mill, together triP l .j I. . 1
jr tyi^ltinerv a'l <* imu "i? I '
.IHAUM, A JS"
hii 4.h >rirrr* >i%. A,i:%0
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MSY'S LADY'S BOOK \ \ra;
' TO is ' PIIR V"'Alt! ! 1*X "
II.?il --:? ?) ? i c J?!i
t'OSTAGK PRKFAII) !
IJer no cheap Premiums, hut give you the
\azint Published.
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' CLUB TERMS: y ?A
opy, one year $2 00 X lioi
jopics, one year, 3 80 For
copies, one year, f> 40
copies, oii? year, * 0 80 Apri
lopies, 0110year, un.l iin extra copy " _ .
lie person getting up theelub, niak- O *
six copies, 0 60
copies, one year, and an extra
>y to I lie person getting up the club
king nine copies 14 25
opies, one yeur, and an extra copy rjp
(lie person getting up tho club,
king eleven copies, 17 00
ly copies, one year, and an extra ___
>y to the person getting up the elub,
king twenty-one copies,. 8^ 60
S Till: 'JUfF! TO MAKK UP YOUR tice at
CL UliS. Hpe<
' TO IlKMIT.?Get a I'ost-Oflicc Money 0ffi<
in I'liUadelphia, or a Draft on PliiladelNow
Vork. If you catmot get cither of I
icnd Hank-notes, and in the latter caso <
your lotcr. A
es desiring to get up clubs send for a JL,
in copy, which will he sent free. 45
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mited), lOtlfl Cht'stnut Street, PhiladelIt.
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Lowest Prices!
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its MEASURES! .
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FOR COTTON!
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Sept 117 .*5'.? tf
TIME TABLE OF Till: "
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GINK FOR HAKE
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VP. n good lliirty-hor.se, second hand, at* *
>ury Kngine which I will soil low.
particulars address mo at Alston, S. C.
M. GIT API N.
>1 1878 1(1 If 19,
lMUEL s. stokes,.
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AND
HIAL JUSTICE*
1'nlon II.. S. C.,
ILL practice in llio Circuit and Probal ?
business in the jurisdiction of ft Trial Jua*
tended to with promptness,
cial attention given to collections, kc.
:e over Stsadman A lUwls Law office.
i" BURN HAM'S"
Lm.
n3&?hI WARRANTED BEST ft. 6HIAPEBT.
gggR Also, MIILIN9 MACHINERY.
Mjy FEMES REDUCED APIk 20,73.
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