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A nkw hit a foll tit k c0t1on industut.?The J>: uiuville Courier-Journal expands ov?r n new era about to open to the cotton growing interest through two late inventions?one for iiicking, the other for ginning and spinning cotton?ns it is brought froiu tho field. These will dispense with living piokcrs and ginners and balers, and with bagging and ties. The thread I hoy produce?froru a long fibre, unimpaired by the sharp teeth of the gin saw, undried by sun exposure, unmacerated by pressing and compressing, and saturated with tho vegetable oil from the seed ? we are assured will be incomparably smoother and stronger than factory yarn, either Knglish or American, and must supersede the latter. The increased facilities for gathering the crop furnished by the mechanical cotton-picker removes the grand obstacle lo an indefinite increase. Willi the mechanical appliances, which the Courier-Journal is confident have been secured, "the Northern States." it says, "should they desire, may remove the ureal bulk of the neuro population without serious prejudice to an inilolihiic expansion of the cotton industry ; and cotton shipped in the form of thread will have double the market value of the raw* lint."* 9 Nabhow Kscven or Excuksionists.?Henry, N, C., August 24.?Last night a mail and pasesengcr train on the Western North Carolina iluilroad, with an excursion train attached, was Wrecked at it mud cut l>y a land slide. The conch containing tho excursionists was completely buried, but no one was severely injured. LICENSE OR NO LICENSE. Arote yes ! and the lava-tide of death Over cottage, hall and bower, Shall roll its dark, blood-crested wave, While madness rules the hour. Vote no! and the white-winged angel, l'eacc, Shall dwell in the drunkard's home ; .And beams ul temperance, truth, and light, Dispel (lie withering gloom. Vote no ! anil the mother's heart shall leap, The sister's eye be dry, The poor inebriate clasp his hauds, And raise his voice on high. lly the cherished heart's great wrong, By the spirit's deathless woe? In the name of Uod and the name ol' man, Let every vole be 110. In* tiik Moi ntains.? lion. 8. l. lc^plicart, Slajjc Treasurer of fc'oyth Carolina ; Judge Melton, Judge .Marshall, Col. A, T. llosller, of 8. C., are ci joying the many pleasant comforts of of the 8wannanoa.?Asheville Citizen. The court in New York has issued an order directing that the reserve funds of the now insolvent xvutional Life Insurance Company, in the hands of the superintendent of insurance, amounting with interest to $130,000, be distributed among policy holders of thai institution. Ihe Elbethel Sunday School. TillBU l'E OF llESl'ISCT. Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly Father ,to remove from our midst by death our Sunday School member. John Patterson, in his ciirhtv * ? n ml I'ourili year, who lor several years has gone with us on llie Sabbath day up to the house of worship to encourage and strengthen us in leading ^ttle children to Christ, therefore, Resolved, That this tchool bows in humble resignation to this alhvise dispensation, which t^.h^s this revered honorary member from the .School he loved so well, to a more perfect life with Christ. Resolved, That Memorial services be held at flic grave of our departed brother, at lo o'clock A. M. ott the nth Sabbath in August, by this /School, and afterwards annually. Resolved, That the sympathies and assistance pf .this school be tendered to his aged Companion in iter nillicliuns. Resolved, That the Editor ot the Union Times be requested to publish a copy of these resolutions in his next issue. t. m. littlejohn, w. 1,. goudelock, l. k. ti1axton. Committee. Consignoes per Express at Union, S. 0., Aug 27th 1879. Gibhes & Co., I.. F. 11 it titer, J. E. Kelly, Miss ,S. Sartor, E. ('. Vinson, E. 1,. Howell, Merebnut ;tnd Ida tilers National Hank, W. F. Graham. F. II. COUNTS, Ag't. NOMINATION TICKET. For Inlendnnl, ,11. L. GOSS. M'nrdrns, .1. II. ltOUGKH, .1. M. CJIBJIKS, j. w. m. i.i nr.. T. M. \\ 111 1T.M iJK.S. Aug ii'.i 8"? "i* Municipal Ticket. Tlic following ticket is presented It the oiii /ens ?>f Union, fyr Tovi'ii Council to servo tlic ensuing yen". IAi r liifrmhinl. 1>. A. TOWNSKNl). Witrifriix. .IAS. II. 1(4>I>(1 Kit, |)l'. .1. M. <!l III IKS, .1. W. Mi'IJUIIK, T. M. WIHTKSIDKS. p. Aug 22 84 8t* .is c \ B 4'i I*A Bi I;M;( rie.\. VN Klcutioii will l>c IteM in tlic town of Union, S. on I lie second Monday in September, iHT'.l, for an Inlendnnt and four Wardens to serve for the ensuing year. Tlic law requires the polls to be opened at '.I A. M. vnd to lie closed at ti I*. M. Manitt/rrn :?('apt. It. C. Johnson, S. A. Par Ji;1111 ami \V. Mc 1?. Sloan. I>. A. TOWNSKND, Inlemlaiit. Ann I8"'-'- 3"? 2t 'J1 he State of South Carolina, couxty or uxtox. In the Court of Probate. IIY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Ksq., Judgcof I'ro, hale. VT||I'llI'.AS, J. C. Wallace, has mndo suit VV lo me lo grant liiin letters of Admin* istralion of the Instate ami effects of ELI/.Ar.KTII J. ItlSllor, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the x said rci.l/.AI'iK'HI J. IMSHOI\ deceased, tliat " they he ami a|>|>ear before me, in the Court of I'rohale to he held at ITiion Court house on the loth day of September, next after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, lo shew cause, if any they have, why lliu said Administration should not he grafted. (liven under my hand, this 'J'.'ili lay of August, Apuo Domini IS7D. DAVID .lOllNSOV, .lit,, llldge of I'rohale. Aug 'j:t 115 'Jt Roady-M.idc Clothing 4 T nriees astonisliin ,'lv low, at j\ in-1; . < i?. May i IS If NICHOLSON'S HALL! :o: IX. 31. S. I^iniiibre, NEPTEMIIKR ITII. FOU Tin: BENEFIT OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. /vmiussion ou cents. Children under 12 25 " Deserved Seats 75 " Tickets lor sale by WI N'T Kit C. WALLACE, At J. T. Hill & Co's. Aug 20 35 It Atlanta Medical Cc liege. THE Twenty-Second Annual Course of Lectin es will commence Oetolcr lotli, 1870, and close March -1th, 1880. Faculty?J. U. Westmoreland, W, F. Wcstmoreland, W. A. Love, V. 11. Taliaferro, Jno. Thud. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. II. Logan, J. T. Hanks ; Demonstrator, J. W. Williams, This well-established College nlfords opportunity for thorough medical education. it is in ntliliation with, and its tickets and diplomas are recognized by, every leading medical college in the country. ltcquirumcuts for graduation as heretofore. Send for Announcement, giving full information. JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, M. D? Dean, Atlanta, Oa. Aug 21) 35 It iiwiu'v iu *_,r*Min??rN. ALL persons holding claims against thecstnlc of Eliza P. McCrnckcn, deceased, arc lequcs(cd to present then tome, properly attested, immediately. Those indebted to said estate arc hereby notified that payment must be mado at once. W. II. CLIFTON. Aug. 'JO 3o 4t The Statu of South Carolina, couxtv or uxiox. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in Union County. WIIE11KAS, S. S. Stokes, has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Kstntc and effects of JOHN P. JOLLY, deceased. 'These arc therefore to cite and admonish uli and singular the kindred and creditors of the said JOHN 1', JOLLY, deceased, that they lie and appear before me, in the Court of Probate to beheld at Union Court House op the loth day of September, next after publication hercef, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. (Siven under my hand, this 2'Jth day cf August, Anno Domini 1879, DAVID JOHNSON, JR. .1 nil en of PiMhnti* Aug. 29 35 ? 2t The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. 11Y DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in Union County. WII KIM',AS, James Munro, ns (,'lcrk of the Courts of said County, has made suit to me to grant him betters of Administration of (lie Kstatc and elfects of ISAAC PEELKIl, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all ami sitigiilar the kindred and Creditors of the said ISAAC PKKLKIt, deceased, that the)1 he and appear before me, in the Court of l'roba/p to be held at Union Court House on the thirteenth day of October next after publication liereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why tlie said Administration should not lie granted. (iiven under my hand, this 20lb day of August, Anno Domini 1879. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate, Aug 29 85 71 10 . W . 1' 10 K CIV A l7, HAST END OF COLUMBUS ST11EKT, (7/.I IlLFSTCN, S. C. i>OOE!S, SASH BOS AMI 55I,I \1>S, KIIAMHS, M<>U I.DlNtiS. 1J RACKETS, MANTELS, iXc. COMPETITION DEFIED AS TO WORKMAN^ CHIT) M I TVD 1 1 T I Vn DBT/ir UillA ? inniiiiVinu Allll JL X\ X\J AJ, AGENT FOR Wolf's Magic Blind Hinge and Fastener, 15Y WII It'll outside Window 1'dinds or Shut tors enn be opened or closed from the iosi'lc of the room without raising the .Sash, thus avoiding cold draughts or exposure to rain. The .Shutters are not only opened, hut are fastened back by the same motion, and they are unfastened, closed and fastened in by the same method. W. A. NICHOLSON, Agent, at I'niou, C. IT. Aug *22 81 8m Marble Work! I HAVE A L A It a E STOCK OK PLAIN MARBLE WORK OX I/AXn, WHICH I WILL SJ.LL a t VERY LOW PUCES. Hanging from S i OO to MSI."* 01) per Soli. l.KTTKUINO I'KK 1CH? I.KTTKHS. / tun pt ipitrttl n! all limes to Make < >Bi Slior( Not Largo (inutile ami .Marble Moiiiimeiil.s, a fl7/A coi.i.wrmv of dfs/cxs ox n \xn. W. A, ail'EfiOJjSOS. Aug 32 554 ly Kot'osoao al I'cnls si (?all<ui. Ml PI'RAtfS Si ool.T?'tN ?i. April I 11 tf Sheriffs Sales. BV virtue of Sundry Executions tome directed, 1 will sell, bofore Union Court House door, on tlio first Monday in September next, witliin the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following properly, to wit : ? One tract cf land, located in Union Township, Union County, containing ninoty-cight acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Niinrod Sharp, Farr& Foster nnd Farr IVillnrd. Levied on and to be sold, as the property of the estate VV. W. Crecr, at tlie suit of Jonathan 11. Edwards and Frances C. Edwards, Adniinistiators, against ouson .u. ureer . Yununisirator. H. MACBETH, S. U. C. Aug. 9th 1879. 33 3t Application for Charter. rilUIRTY dnjH after dale of this publication, J_ application will be made to James Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court for Union County, in conformity to an Act of the Legislature prescribing the rules for granting Charters by the Clerks of Courts, to grant a charter to incorporate The Friendly Aid Society" ot Union County. T. W. T1NSLEY, Aug. lo 33 It THE BEST COTTON ?IN MADE. r WOULD respectfully inform the Plnntcrs of Union that I nm agent for the Best, the Cheapest and Easiest Running Cotton Gin now made. Before purchasing call and examine the Gin I now liavo at A. 1). Spears & Co.'s Store. a. i). Speaks. Aug 8 32 2iii. o T x C T-: Ta uiimcjr. iiiTiT.ikViik: Omcr. County OoMMtssioNfctis, > Union, August 12th, 187'.fi f A CONTRACT fur repairing Gist's bridge will ?\. be let to tlie lowest responsible bidder, nt the bridge, on Monday proceeding the second Tuesday in September next, at 12 o'clock M. a uk). Proposals for building a high water bridge over Tygcr river, at Cedar Bluff, will be recoivcJ at this otlice until the second Tuesday in September next, Plans and specifications can be seen at this office. By order of the Board of Commissioners. W. L. GOC.l)CLOCK, C. l*r C. C. W. W. Hue.ni:s, Clerk. Aug 13 32 4t TO FAlOIl'HtS I The Macarthy Horse Power. I HAVE purchased the C. E. Maenrthy's Horse Power for this County and will ,bc picascu 10 sen 10 any one i?e right. i can say with a great degree of cawti leijcc that it tjcels any other horse power I have over used to gineottou with. Any on.c who lias old gearing run down can attach the Macarthy Horse l'ower with very little expense. 1 will state that 1 c?u gin as much with three mules with this Power as can ho done with four on any of the cogs or trundle heads. The inveptor claims a greater power than this. Mr LEMAS'l'EU will be my Agent. S. M. HICK, Union C. I|? S. <5. July 1 ")) 1 in ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & C0.~ ?SUCCESSORS TO? (JEO. W. WILLIAMS <i CO., COTTON F A C T 0 It S?W If 0 L E S A L E (J I} 0 C E It S ?.VXD? i General Commission Merchants, 1 AND * HAYNE STREET, CIIAltLESTON, S. C. July lg 29 fun TO III I COCKS. CHURCH TO BE BUILT. rilllE contract for the building of a Methodist JL Church near ('apt. Tl.os. Coiner's will he let out at U o'clock on Priday the otli September, at tlie church lot, near Capt. Comer's bouse, l'ers ms wishing to l>i<l for this job will find i .-^pcciiicniions oi inc imitiiing iu vol. John. U. Young's OHicu at Union. Bids may be left with Mr. Anderson Brown or ('apt. W. K. Briggs. J. B. WILSON, Cli'n. Com, Aug. 22 04 2j. Executors' Notice. VLB persons indebted to Mr. W. I,. l'aliner, dcccnsed, arc notitied that payment must be made to the undersigned at an early day. Persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them at once, properly attested, to the undersigned. JOHN BOlXiKB, J Kxecutnrs, with T. K. PALM KB. | will annexed. Aug 22 04 4t l?. A. TOWNSUNI), S. S. STORKS. TOWNSEND & STOKES, AT rOlJAKVS AT Ja.VW, U N ION, s. c, Will practice in the Slate and United Slates Courts. January 1st, 1870, 1 tf Lemons ! Lemons ! ! Il'ST received, and as sour as Lemons ought to be. at MILS. SCHOPPAUL'S. A.... > > 'H '?"K < " " " Fresh Bread Every Day AI M US. 80I10ITAULS. Aug 22 ?4 If All Kinds of Tin Ware. {IIAVI. just roccivol ft large Stock of the Itpsl kiiul of 'I'iu Ware, which I will sell cheap, ('a)I am) sec MUS. SCIIOIM'AI;I? Aug '22 :M If Apple Vinegar. \7T.ltV Superior, four years old, at KICK Si MOLUKK'S. Aug '2'2 ::i if School Notice. fllllK Male Aeailemy will he openetl for School 1 ou the first ilay of Sepleiuher. (Monday.) I.ST'.I. TOWNS CM? ?s. HAII.V. Aug 22 ?l It TwED OATS ' PVED OATS ! I .It ?it Sale hy 1 V- M. FAKR fi <"(*. Aujr. lSth 1S7'.?. if i All for tie Citizens :o:NEW SPRING I I AT X^OW J. T. HTT AllK receiving a handsome Slock of Spring and they invito their Customers and (lie public gci have any intention of purchasing or not. THEIR LINE OF IS COM I'MiTK, C A. T. STBWJ I>IJ I'^ss PAT French Organdies, French Lawns. India Lawns, Printed and ! India Si Mu :o:THICIII 8ri PRINTS, WHITE GOOD Will compare with those purchased for larger i L A1>IE^ 11711CII THEY OTFER AT HE :o:~ THEIR STOCK OF Gl AND FURNISI never better, in style and quality, or cheaper, I, A I > I UZ ? ALSO, A LARGE LOT BOOTS AN THKJII SUPPLY OF GOODS IN THE FOI-LOW IN Ilarthvnro, W oodonw'arc, Cr??tkcrt T AND TllFA' WOUI.J) CALL SPECIAL OIL AND fS.V I >1>1 ;iOW All of the above goods were brought here to SEl chance before purchasing elsewhere and we will cc J. rJ April 25 17 The State of South Carolina, f COUNTY OF UXIOX. In the Court of Probate. James Munro, Clerk of Court ) of Common 1'leas, as Ad- I ininistrutor of Margaret | . Ivy, deceased, Plaintiff, oyainxt. George Ivy, Jeremiah Ivy, I Joliu Ivy, Sr., Martha Ivy, (widow of Henry, Ivy) | John Ivy. Jr., Elizabeth | Ivy, (widow of Hichard | Summons Ivy,) Margaret Hailey, X. I C. Bailey, Smith Ivy, Eliza- | For lieth Jane Morris, William j Morris. Christopher Ivy. | Relief Ambrose II. Ivy, Mary Ivy, }(widow of Robert Ivy.) I Complaint Elizabeth Ivy, Charles Ivy, Mary Jjjqe Ivy, Franklin j pet J Ivy, Beaty Ivy, Angelina J Ivy, Martha Ivy, (widow Served, of Wiley Ivy,) William Hen- ( ry Ivy, Nancy 1. Brakeficld, ' James llraketiold, Thadeus c Ivy, I.ouis Ivy, Margaret Burgess, John Burgess, Sarah Bently, William Bently, Mary Ivy, Tohitha Ivy, James llauey and James | Ivy, Defendants. J To the Defendant* above named : A/'OU are hereby summoned and required to j JL. answer me m tins action, which will be filed in the otlicc of tlu Judge of Probate, for the nai<l County, ami to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers nt their ollice, at Union, South Carolina, 1 within twenty days after the service hereof, ex- e elusive of the day of si|ch service ; and if yon 1 fail to answer I lib position within (he limcaforesaftl, the plaintiff in this action will apply to 11 the Court for the reljcf demanded in the peti- s lion. Dated July ill, A. I). 1870. ' TOWNSKSI> & STOK1-S, * Plaintiffs Attorneys* ' ( ? *~-s "J Davii> Joiixson, Jr., |sf.ai,| Judge of Probate. ' J'u I he Drfmihiuls, Jeremiah Ivy, John Ivy, Sr., ami James Ivy : Take notice that tlic summons herein, of which tlie foregoing is a copy, was filc<l in the ollice of the JiiiIrc of Probate for Union County, in the St- te of South Carolina, on the 24th day of .Inly, 1879. July 21, 1879. ' TOWNSF.N I) & ST()K ICS, I'haiHtifl's Attorneys. July 2~> 80 tit GINS! GINS!! rillli: attention of the planters of Union Conn- j ^ 3 ly is eulleil to the improveil l.ight draft, ; Magnolia or (Sullott tiin. It is superior to any gin sold in the market and ndds one i|tiartcr cent a pound to the price of cotton ginned on it. We also sell the well known Winship Gin, which has given ?uch general satisfaction in our , ^ 'County. vi Wc ran supply Conden?ers and Feeders afso.y I Call ami examine samples. v m. fa mi & ftv. July 11 28 tf ' of Union Comity. SUMMER GOODS, PRICES, 7l & co l Summer goods of nil tho Intent novelties, nmj nerally to call and inspect them, whether they DRESS GOODS ON SI STING OF LRT & CO.S TERNS OF Striped Piques, ilks, islins and Poplins, Suitings, Mummy Cloths, &c, LX >CK OF S AND DOMESTICS markets. They hato a large assort men ot ' HATS V. 1 n AM 11L K 1.0 H' PRICES, ENT'S CLOTHING TING GOODS, Tlicy have a fine lot of T- MILKS & SONS S II O 30 H. OF ALL KINDS OF D SHOES. G LINKS IS LAlU!E AND VEUY CI1EAD, rwaro, iawniT mul GroecrioH. A TTEXTION TO T11 Kill STOCK CF V ATtNYSTT, 13RIDLEN. ib nnd \vc arc determined lo do it. Give us ry invince you that we mean what we say. r. iulij iv oo. if ^^EOBGIA GIN, 9JG HTi:ST It l.\ \ 1 \G, BEST BUILT, HOST SIMPLE GIN MADE, AVKS time, trouble, cotton and money. We ^ offer this well known GIN with our usual onfidencc. For further particulars, apply to J. 'I. Illhh & CO., Agls Aug 8 (Ili if The State of South Carolina,. coexrr or ux/ox, In the Court of Probate, 1Y DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Drobato in Union County. W II Kit MAS, James Munro, Clerk of tho Csurt for said County, has mndc suit o mc to grant him letters of adminislrntioi, if the Ivstato nnd effects of G. S. NOIjAND, leceased. Those arc, thorctore, to cite and admonish all ind singular the kindred and Creditors of tho ?:.i i\ via vvi? .1??-.i .i..i ?? inn \?. w* utvt'inuu, nun uiyjr )C and appear boforo mo, in I ho Court of 1'rohatc, 0 ho held at Union Court Mouse, on the 12th lay of September Inext utter publication icreof, nt 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to sheer ause, if any they have, why the said Adiniuis* ration should not he grnnted. Given uiulor my hand, this Hist day of luly, Anno Domini )H75>. DAVID JOHNSON .III., Judge of 1'rohate. Aug I .11 lif DISSOLUTION. \ Til. James Munro having been appointed. lv I Clerk of the Court, the partnership hercd ofore existing under the firm name of Shann 1 Munro was by operation of law dissolved o inly 8, 18711. Mr. II. W. Shand will continue the practico if law at Union, S. C. August 1 HI fit L0,0001bs. Dry Hides Wanted, !.10U which (lie highest mnrket price will l?o 1 jmi'l, I.3 J. II. RODGER. July M ;'.0 (f II A V r 0 II S A li 1: x in flfUl ''OCNDH Timothy, Clover %n?|, TU)'''!'' llcnH Cr.iss -1I10 finc.?l over olT?rc<l 1 Union. M No. I l'i-i Union, nljoinin^ the l?osl Ortije. 1'ricc 1 clncc I. Terms fsisli. n. p. 11 \ w i.s't * Cheap Cush May ?} ?\ If