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A New Eua roa tiib Cot-.on Inuustht.?t J,; uiuvillo Courier-Journal expands over <? uc era about to open to I lie cotton growing interc through two late iuventions?uno Tor pickiti tlio other for ginning and spinning cotton? it is brought from the field. These w dispense with liviug piokers and ginners m balers, and with bagging mid ties. The threi fhojr produce?from a long fibre, unimpair by the sharp teeth of the gin saw, undrii by sun exposure, unmaceratcd by pressit and compressing, and saturated with tlio vc ctabie oil from the seed ? wo nre assured wi be incomparably smoother and stronger tin factory yarn, either English or American, an must supersede the latter. Tlio incrensed fnci ities for gathering the crop furnished by tl lncciiaiiiciu couon-picKcr removes (lie grand o slacle lo nn indefinite increase. Willi the in clinnical appliances, which the Courier-Jourm is confident have been secured, "the Norther State*." it says, "should they desire, may r move the great bulk of the negro popnlnliu without serious prejudice loan indefinitecxpni >sion of tlie cotton industry ; and cotton shippe In the form of thread will havo doublo tho inn kct value of tho raw lint."' Nabhow Kscai'K or Kxcuhsioxists.?Hoar N. C., August 24.?Last night a mail nnd pa ocnger train on the Western North Carolir llailroa-1, with an excursion train attached, wr wrecked at a mud cut by a land slide. Tli coach containing the excursionists was con plctely buried, but no one was severely injuret LICENSE OR NO LICENSE. Vote yes I 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 1 nnd tho while-winged Angel, l'caci Shall dwell in the drunkard's home ; And beams of temperance, truth, and light, Dispel the withering gloom. ^ Vote no ! and the mother's heart shall leap, A The sister's eye be dry, W Ujno poor inebriate clasp bis hands, And raise bis voice on high. By the cherished heart's great wrong, By (he spirit's deathless woe? In the name of God and the name of man, Let every vote be no. Mountain*.?Hon. 8. L. Le^phear fita,lc Treasurer of Fopth Carolina ; Judge Me ton, Judge :Mnrsball, Col. A, T. llosllcr, of !: C., are erjoying tho many pleasant comforts < of the dwannanoa.?AshevilU Citizen. The court in New York has issued an ord< directing that the reserve funds of the now it solvent national Life Insurance Company, i the hands of the superintendent of insuranci amounting with interest to $130,000, be distril uted among policy holders of that institution. ljie Elbethel Sunday School. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Whereat, It has pleased our Heavenly Fathe Jto remove from our inidsl by death our Sunda School member, John Patterson, in his eighty fourth year, who for several years has gone wit us on tho Babbath day up to the house of wot ship to encourage and strengthen ps in lea-tin Jjltie children to Christ, therefore, Resolved, That this cchool bows in humbl resignation to this allwise dispensation, whic l^fccs this rovcred honorary member from tk School he loved so well, to a more perfect lit with Christ. Resolved, That Mcmoriul services be held c |he grave of our-departed brother, at lO o'oloe A. M. on the 5th Sabbath in August, by thi School, and afterwards annually. Retolved, That the sympathies and assistanc pf .this school be tendered to his aged Compati . jo# in her afflictions. Resolved, That the Editor ot the Union Tinu be requested to publish a copy of fheso rcsolti |ions in his next issue. T. M. LITTLEJOHN, W. L. UOUDELOCK, L. R. THAXTON. Committee. Consignees .per Express at Union, 8. C., Aui 47th 18TB. Gibbcs & Co., L. F. Hunter, J. E. Kelly, Mit .8. Farlor, E. C. Vinson, E. L. Uowell, Merehat pnd Planters National Bank, W. F. Graham. F. li. COUNTS, Ag't. NOMINATION TICKET. For fntendant, .II. L. GOSS. Wardens, i ii nnnnvn J. M. GIBJJES. J. W. MoLURK. T. M. WHITES IDEA. Aug 20 85 2l* Municipal Ticket. The following ticket is presented tc (lie ciil $cns of Union, for Town Council to servo tIt cusuiug yeor, For Tnlemlant. D. A. TOWNSENl). War J fit*. .IAS. II. RODGER, 1)H. J. M. CIIMKS, J. W. McLUKE, T. M. WHITES IDES. Aug 22 84 8i? MUNICIPAL ELECTION. An iMccuon win do neiu in ine town < Union, 8. C., on the seoond Monday i September, '879, for an Intendant and fou Wardens lo serre for the ensuing year. Tli law requires the polls to be opened at 9 A. M ^qd to bo oloaed at 0 P. M. Managers :?Capt. H. C. Johnson, 8. A. Pni ham and W. Mo B. Sloan. , I>. A. TOWN8END, Intendant. _Aug 27, 1879. 85 2t^ The-State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq., Judgeof Pr< \ bate. WHEREAS, J. C. Wallace, has made su lo me to grant him letters of Admit istralion of the Estate and effects of KL1Z.4 BETH J. BISHOP, deoeased. These are therefore to site and admonish a and singular (he kindred and creditors of tb said ELIZABETH J. Bl&fJOP, deceased, thi they be and appear before me, in the Court t Probate to be netd at Union Gourt house on th 18th day of September, next after publicatio hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to she cnuto, ir nay they have, why tbo said Adtninh Irnllon should not bp graqtsd. Given under my hand, this 20th Jay of Ai gust, Apno Doiqjnl 1870. bAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probst*. Aug 20 8S 21 Ready-Made Clothing ~ ^ A T prices Astonishingly low. nt ^ A ft ICE & McLURE'Sr. May i 18 ?f | NICHOLSON'S HALL. >31 :o: fi II. M. S. Pinafore, ill id HEPTEIIUGR ITII. id sd FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIIK 3 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ill Admission 50 cents. m Children under 12 25 " id Iteserred Seats 75 " ' Tickets for sale by * WINTER C. WALLACE, ' At J. T. Hill & Co's. Aug 20 35 U_ n Atlanta Medical Cc liege. ,n THE Twenty-Second Annual Course of Lecj. tuics will commence Octol er 15tli, 1870, and ,j closo March 4th, 1880. r. Faculty?J. 0. Westmoreland, W, F. Wcstmorelnnd, W. A. Loyc, V. H. Taliaferro, Jno. Thnd. Johnson, A. W. Calhoun, J. H. Logan, J. f, T. llnnks ; Demonstrator, J. W. Williams, s- This well-established College affords opportu m mijr iwr morougu mcaicoi caucation. is It is in affiliation with, and its tickets and ic diplomas are recognized by, every lending niedit cnl college in the country. 1. Requirements for graduation as heretofore. Send for Announcement, giving full information. JNO. TIIAD. JOHNSON, M. D., Dean, Atlanta, Ua. Aug 29 85 _lL_ Notice to CrctlitorH. t A LL persons holding claims against the estate x\. of Eliza F. McCraekcn, dccensed, are requested to present then tome, properly attested, immediately. Thoso indebted to said estate nro hereby notified that payment must bo made at once. W. H. CLIFTON. Aug. '20 35 4t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. t, BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in Union County. "VYTHEREAS, S. S. Stokes, has made suit VV to mo to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of JOHN ir P. JOLLY, deceased. i- These nre therefore to cite and admonish all u and singular the kindred and creditors of the said JOHN P, JOLLY, deceased, that they ,! ho and nnnear hetVire m# in " ? f1/,...! -e I . I ? ?? Probate to beheld at Union Court House on tlio 15th day of September, next after publication liereef, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to hev cause, if ntiy they have, why the said Adir ministration should not be granted. y Given under my hntul, this 20tli day cf r. August, Anno Domini J879, h DAVID JOHNSON, JR. Judge of Probate, g Aug. 20 ' 35 2t e The State of South Caroling h COUNTY OF UNION, e In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate in ITnlnn Counter. t. ? * XTTHEREAS, James Munro, as Clerk of the 8 VV Courts of said Couuty, has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of e the Estate and effects of ISAAC PEELER, dccensed. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all * and singular the kindred and Creditors of the l" said ISAAC PEELER, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the C.ourt of l'robnjp to bo held at Union Court House on the thirteenth day of October next after publication Ikcreof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to shew m cause, if any they have, why the said Adminisg trnliou should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 20tJ> day of l8 August, Anno Domini 1870. ? DAVID JOHNSON. Jr., Judge of Probate. A.. ? on or ? 4* U? ??/ OU / s K. W . P 15 It C I V A L, EAST END OF COLUMBUS STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. DOOllS, HASHES AND FRAMES, MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, MANTELS, &.0, t COMPETITION DEFIED A8 TO WORKMAN. c SHIP, MATERIAL AND PRICE, AGENT FOR Wolf's Magic Blind Hinge and Fastener, BY WHICH outside Window Blinds or Shut* vib van uc u|ieiic?i or cioneu irom iiic lnnioo 01 (ho room without raising tho Hush, thus avoiding cold draughts or exposure to rain. Tho Shutters aro not only opened, but are fastened > back by the same motion, and they aro unfastn ened, closed and fastened in by tho same method. r W. A. NICHOLSON, 0 Agent, at Union, C. If. ' Aug 22 84 8m Marble Work! I HAVE A LAIIGE STOCK OF PLAIN MARBLE WORE ON" HAND, WHICH I WILL SELL A T \ VERY LOf PRICES. f 11 Ranging from $1 OO to ^39 00 per Nett. 3 LETTERINO $8 PER 100 LETTERS. ^ I ant prepared at alf timet to Make w On Short Notice, ?Largo Granite and Marble Monnmepta, If A FULL COLLECTION OF DEMONS ON HAND. W. A. NICIIOIAOX. Aug 22 '70 84 if Kerosene at its Cents n Clallon, at SrE.Vlft k COLTtfrS. April 4 14 if Sheriffs Sales. BV virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the firut Mondny in Soptcmber next, within the legal hours of ShoriflTs sales, the foUowing property, to wit s ? \r->. One tract cf land, located in Union Township, Union County, containing ninety-eight acres, inoro or less, bounded by lands of Niinrod Sharp, Farr& Foster and Fnrr Willard. Levied on nnd to be sold, as tho property of the estate W. W. Urccr, at the suit of Jonathan B. Edwards nnd Frances C. Edwards, Administiators, against Jason M. Oreer Administrator. H. MACBETH, S. U. C. Aug. Oth 1870. 33 3t Application for Charter. THIRTY days after date of this publication, application will bo mnde to James Muttro, Esq., Clerk of the Court for Union Coiiuty, in conformity to an Act of tho Legislature prescribing the rules for granting Charters by the Clerks of Courts, |o grant a charter to incorporate ''The Friendly Aid Society" ot Union County. T. W. TINSLEY, Aug. 15 33 4t THE BEST COTTON GIN MAJRK. X WOULD respectfully inform the Planters 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 have nt A. D. Spears & Co.'s Store. A. D. SPEARS. Aug 8 32 2m. " N O T I C'E TO BKID?E BVILDEIIS. Orr'ICK County OoMMisstoNun*. \ Union, August 12th, 1870. / A CONTRACT for repairing Gist's bridge will bo let to the lowest responsible bidder, nt tho bridge, on Monday proceeding the second Tuesday in September next, at 12 o'clock M. also. Proposals for building a high water bridge over Tygcr river, at Ccdnr Bluff, willjto received at this office until the second Tuesday in September next. Plans and specifications can be scon at this office. By order of the Board of Commissioners. W. L. 0OUpELOOK, C.-IITU. C. W. W. Hughes, Clerk. Aug 15 32 4t TO FARMEllH !~ The Macarthy Horse Power. I HAVE purchased the C. E. Mncarthy's Horse Power for this County and will ,bc pleased to sell to any ono the right. I oan say with a great degree of c*?fi Icnce that it excels any other horse power I have ever used to gin cotton with. Any onp who has old gearing run down can attach <ho Macarthy Horse Power with very little expense. 1 will state that I cau gin as much with three mules with this Power ns can bo done with four on any of Hip cogs or trundle heads. The investor claims n greater power than this. Mr LEM ASTER will be my Agcat. S. M. KICE, Union C, l|,, S. tl. July 1 80 lis R0B E R T 8 0 N, TAYLOR & CO., ?SUCCESSORS TO? GEO. W. WILLIAN8 A CO., COTTON FACTORS?WHOLESALE GROCERS ?AXD? General Oommission MfvrrVhn.nt.n 1 AND H NAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, ?. O. Juljr 1g 29 6m TO ItUILOERS. CHURCH TO BE BUIL.T. TUP contract for the building of a Methodist Church near Capt. Tf.os. Comer'*; trill bs let out at 9 o'clock on Friday the 6th September, nt (bo church lot, near Cnpt. Comer'a house. Persons wishing to bill for this job will find Specifications of I ho building iu Col. John. L. Young's Office nt Union. Bids may be left with Mr. Anderson Brown or Cnpt. W. R. Briggs. J. B. WILSON, Ch'n. Com, Aug. 22 34 2l Executors' Notice. ALL persons indebted to Mr. W. L. l'nlmer, deceased, are notified that payment must be made to the undersigned at an enrly day. Persons having claims against the estate arc requested to present them at once, properly at tested, to I lie undersigned. JOHN EOUOER, \ Executors, with T. K. PALMER, f will nnnexed. Aug 22 34 4t D. A. TOWN8END, 8. 8. STOKES. TOWNSEND & STOKES, ATTORNEYS A.T LAW, UNION, 8. C, Will practice in the Stntc and United States Courts. January 1st, 1879, 1 tf "Lemons I Lemons ! ! JUST received, and as sour as Lemons ought to he, at MRS. SCHOPPAUt'S. Aug 22 84 If Fresh Bread Every Day At MRS. SCIIOPPAUL'S. Aug 22 84 tf All Kinds of Tin Ware. Ill AVE just received a large Stock of the best ViikI of Tin Ware, which 1 will sell cheap. C?)) am} see MRS. 8ClI0rPAUL. Aug 22 34 tf Apple Vinegar. VEUV Superior, four years old, af . HICE k MflLUUE*S.' Aug 22 34 tf School Notice. THE Mnle Academy will be npenod for Scheol on (he first day of September, (Monday.) 1H70. TOWNSRND h DAILY. Aug 22 84 li RED OATS! REP QATS! ~ FR flalo by f. M. FARR k C(J. Aug. 18th 1870. 38 tf All for tbe Citizens NEW spring i AT l^OW J. T HTI ARE receiving a handsome Slock of Spring an they invite their Customers and tho publio g tinve any intention of purchasing er not. THEIR LINE OF IS COMPLETE, ( A. T. STEW. DRESS I*^VrI French Organdies, French Lawns. India Lawns, Printed and India S M :o: THEIR Sr PRINTS, WHITE GOOI Will compare with those purchased for larger LADIES WJ/ICIl THEY 0 7FER AT 111 :o: THEIR STOCK OF G AND FURNIS1 never better, in style and quality, or chcnpc: EAI>I ES ALSO, A LARGE LOT BOOTS AN THI'IR. SIIITLV OF GOODS IN THE FOLLOW I: Unrtlwnro, W oodonWni'o, Crocker 1 AND THEY WOULJJ CALJj SPECIAL OIL AND ANDSADDLES . All of the nbovc goods were brought here to SE chance before purchasing elsewhere and we will c jr. r April 23 1' The State of South Carolina. COUXTY OF UXIOX. In the Court of Probate. Jnnics Munro, Clerk of Court") of Common l'leas, ns Ad- I ininistrator of Margaret | , Ivy, deceased, Plaintiff, against. George Ivy, Jereminh Ivy, John Ivy, Sr., Martha Ivy, (widow of Henry, Ivy) John Ivy. Jr., Elizabeth Ivy, (widow of Kichard Summons Ivy,) Margaret Dailey, N. C. bailey, Smith Ivy, Eliza- For betli Jane Morris, William Morris, Christopher Ivy. Relief Ambrose R. Ivy. Mary Ivy, (widow of Robert Ivy,) Compluint Elizabeth Ivy, Charles Ivj-, Mary J#ne I*Ji Frauklin pot Ivy, Bealy Ivy, Angelina Ivy, Martha Ivy, (widow Served. ui nucjr iTj,j vv miniii uen- | ry Ivy, Nancy I. Brukeficld, James Urukcticld, Thadcus 1 Ivy, Louis Ivy, Margaret Burgass, John Burgess, Sarah Bently, William Bently, Mary Ivy, Tobiiha Ivy, James llnney and James Ivy, Defendants, j To the Defendants above named : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the petition in this action, which will be filed in tho office of thj Judge of Probate, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on tho subscribers at their office, at Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of sqch service ; and if you fail to answer the petition within (he (itnoaforesafd, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief domandod in the petition. Dated July U4, A. D. 1879. TOWNSKND & STOKRS, Plaintiff's Attorneys* f "I David Johnson, Jr., 'I seai. V Judgo of Probate. To the Defendants, Jeremiah Ivy, John Ivy, Sr., and James Ivy : Take notice (tint tile summons liercin, of which the foregoing is a copy, whs filed in the office of the Judge of Probate for Union County, in the 8b te of South Carolina, on the 24lJ> day of July, 1879. July 24, 1879. TOWNSEND & STOKES, PhaimtifT's Attorneys. July 25 SO 6t r GINS! GINlTlTTHE attention of the planters of Union County is called to the improved Light draft, Magnolia or Gullett Gin. It is superior to any gin sold in the market and adds one quarter cent a poumi 10 ino prico 01 couon guinea on il. Wo also sol] the irell known Winsliip Gin, which has given such general satisfaction in our , County. _ Wo can supply CondensifN and Feeders aTho.T Cart ah J examine samples. F. XI. FARR. A (XV Julyll 28 tf jtf Union County. SUMMER GOODS, PRICES, YL & CO d Summer goods of nil the lntest novelties, nnd enernlly to call and inspect tliem, whether they TV T? T1 ? ? rt /\ A T\ n 13 n, o o uruuus CONSISTING OF ART & CO.'S TERNS OF Striped Piques, >ilks, uslins and Poplins, Suitings, Mummy Cloths, &c, POCK OF >S AND DOMESTICS markets. They hare a largo assort men ot HATS ISfAuKAliLE LOW PRICES, ENT'S CLOTHING SING GOODS, r. They have a tine lot of T. MILES & SONS SHOE S. OF ALL KINDS OK D SHOES. SG USES IS LARGE AND VERY CHEAP, ywnvo, .inwnrc mid Groceries. ATTENTION TO TllF.IR STOCK CF VARNISH, A.ND 13R1UL.ES. Ll< and wc arc determined to do it. Give us onvince you tliat wo menu what we say. r. HILIJ Ac OO. 7 tf THE GEORGIA GIN, LIGHTEST KI\M\<;, BEST BUILT, MOST SIMPLE GIN MADE, SAVES time, trouble, cotton and money. Wo offer this well known GIN with our usual confidence. For further particulars, apply to J. T. I11LL & CO., Agls. Aug 8 3'2 tf The State of South Carolina,. couxty or uxiox, In the Court of Probate, BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Jndgc of l'robalo in Union County. WHKKKAS. James Monro, Otnrk of the Court for said County, has made suit to mc to grant him letters of ndmintslrntioo of the Kstnto and effects of 0. S. NOLAND, deconscd. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of tho said O. S. NOLAND, deceased, that they be and appear before rpe, in tho Cotfrt of l'rcbate, (a ho holil fti Ilnlnn i V. tfAtia? ! ?*!. V ? ??w u VII V'WMIV uuuno, Uli VI1C J Ct\ ! day of September 1879, next nfter publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forcpoon, to shot? cause, if any they have, why tho said Administration should not be granted. Oivcn undor my lmnd, this 31st day of July, Anno Domini 1879. DAVID JOHNSON JU.t Judge of l'robute. Aug 1 31 ti| DISSOLUTION. Mil. James Munro having been appointed* Clerk of the Court, the partnership hcred tofcre existing under the firm name of Shann & Munro was by operation of law dissolved o July 8, 1879. Mr. II. Yt. Shand will continue the practice of law at Union, 8. C. August 1 81 fit lO.OOOIbs. Drv Hides Wanted. ]71011 which tho highest market price will bo ? paiU, bj J. II. RODGER. July ?5 80 if HAY F O R SALE! ' JA AAA POUNDS Timothy, rioter %nd frUjUyM' II?rt)9Gruss-the flne.?l ever off?rc<( .in UhitMi. Af No. I East Union, mljoiuing the M'osl Offipe. Price re<luce<l? ToritlH CnlOl, n. P. RAWES" , t'hfap Cosh Stored Mdy 63 2\ l( 1