The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, April 01, 1881, Image 4
DON T STOP MY TAPER.
Don't stop my paper, printer,
Don't strike my name off yet; I
You know the limes arc stringent,
And dollars hard to get ;
l'.ui tug a little harder,
Is what I mean to do,
And scrape the dimes together,
Enough for uie and you.
1 can't afford to drop it ;
I find it doesn't pay
To do without a paper,
However others may ;
I hate to ask my neighbors,
To give me theirs on loan ;
They don't just say, hut mean it,
Why don't you have your own ?
Von onu't toll how wo tnitw it,
If it, I?y any fate,
Should lmpjKMi not to reach us,
< >r come a little lute ;
Then all is in a liuhbuh,
A ml i ! i ii)r-s go all awry,
An*l, printer, if you're niarrie<l
Von know the reason why.
Then lake it kindly, printer,
It" pay lie somewhat slow,
For cash i< not so plenty,
An<l wants not lew, von know,
lint I must have my paper,
Cost what it may to inc,
I'd rather dock my sugar,
And do without my lea.
So, printer, don't you stop it,
Cutis you want my Irowu,
For here's your year's subscription.
And credit it right down ;
And send the paper promptly
Atul regularly on,
And let it bring us weekly
Its welcomed henisoti.
SOMEHOW OR OTHER.
I.ife has a hurden for every man's shoulder ;
None can escape from its l:ouhlc and care :
.Miss it in youth ; ami 'twill come when We're
older,
And lit its us close as the garment we wear.
Sorrow comes into our lives uninvited,
liohhing our hearts of their treasures of song :
m'l? CIIKI, illlll 1 I ll'IKI ill 11 >S lire -llgiltCO .
Yet somehow or c liter we worry
Everyday toil is everyday blessing,
Though poverty's collage uml curt v.e may
share ;
Weak is t he Imck <>ti whirli burdens are pressing.
Hut stout is the heart that is strengthened 1 ?y
prayer.
Somehow or other the pathway lthhs brighter
.lust when we mourn there are none to 1-Tiiciil,
Hope in the heart makes the l>ur<leu seem
lighter.
And somehow or other, we get to the en I.
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RECIPKS.
SlMI'I.K fiKMt.N PlK ?Five two
cups of sugar, otic hall' cup of l.utt' r, otto
cup of warui wat t, one cracker, pounded
fitie, rind ami jttioo of on.: lemon ; hako
with tin tipjx r ami tin lor cru.-f. Thi- should
make two pic >.
1111 w Arrr.Ks C.w i: k I'iiep\kwi?.? I !? sides
canning thorn, or m iking pies, appl", |
dumplings ami sauce, tho\ ate a weloomo
dish at our dinner tabic when peeled ami
cult in iprirtcrs. ami then made small r .-till
aud fried in a little lard ; I t e:l,di pmeo have
room enough so that it will keep its shape
l>cUcious sauce may lie made by cooking
the apples till they are very soft with boiled
cider ; sweeten with brown sugar; boil the
apples and eider ttll the sauce is as thick as
custard, or even thicker. It does mit taste
at till like common apple sauce and is good
with meat. It will keep Ibr a long time in
a cool room. It is a healthful practice to eat
tin apple every day lor dessert, and to provide
apples I t winter u-o regularly as y u
do potatoes.
F.\KM I't'111?l\11.?t ),te ettp of Indian
meal, one hall' cup o| sugar, m >isten with
; little milk ; pour slowly on the meal and
stir until tpiitc thick : add one-half cup of
molasses and a little salt . hake in an earth
cn dish two hours.
Ctn>ki xu 1 Juki's.--One of the most satisfactory
ways to e >k beet? is to bake llnon.
When boiled, even if their jackets are l it
uu, a m" ":.l u*ai <11 v 1?? ue-l 11:1 r( ot t lie licetis
dissolved. and so lost. It will, of conr.-e.
take a little longer to hake than to Imil
them ; hut this is no objection. Allow Iroin
fifteen to twenty ; 11 i 11111, > m. re for baking :
slice them, ami heat as you would it tin v
were boiled. After they are cook- i season
with pepper, salt, butler, ami a .- jitce/.u of
leuioti.
.?,.
Ki?t r.\ rin.NAi. Kt;t hum ?'i im pressing
need of the hour in t!iState is a :; ?!
public school system. To establish a reform
the attack must be made up 01 tln ri.dit !>jeetive
points. The 111 >-t important p -hit
to commence on are, first?an increase (.1
the sehuol fund ; .seeond-?a higher stand
aid for teachers ; ami third?a h u^lhctiiu.;
cd'the average scholastic term.
It the sehool fund is increased to a respectable
lii?ure. So a-, to furni-h a pimi
nent and d'-eeiit support, a higher standard
for teachers e.m very ? ?-i!v h -attain 1. lie
cause person.- pn.ssc.-scd of the proper oual
iltnsitfiii? u-otiM feel )I 'e to j!-?i|ino tli>
arduous ami respons:hle lole of | ublie
school teachers. wln? now cannot nllord t"
do so, from the faet that they are eompt lied
to seek more tv.i iin ami remunerative 1 m<
ployment. in order to pr .vide for the wauls
ol themselves and those dependent oil
them.
1 In.' average scholastic term covets a
period of not more than t wo or three m nth-,
which a fiords hiivlv time to initiate the
child in the siinrde-t i-l ' I..^ -...
ti'iu, when the <l"iir.i arc ?.-*< ? 1 and lie
sent about liis busim ss f ?r ilw; l? il.itico <>1*
the year. I in* next year the same tiling
is repeated Surli a system preclud- s the
idea of di-cipliue. No fixed ideas id' tu ral
iv.-traiiit r regular habits of Mil Iv fan be
iiictiieated. The children id' the country
are left to the caprices of accident and ir
regularity to obtain that uiisnlU'nctory, not
to say dangerous thing?n H(tl> / ./<
In (he name id our noble oh! < sua>nwealth,
we cry aloud I'm due it . mil i? form
Sound economy, praothil Chri-lianiiy. title
philanthropy and u i.-i -t ite.-man.-hipdt inand
tin t this subject slu'll receive from our legislators
its proper share of attention at an
early day.?A Hen H"itnt<H d 1Wvitir.
' l'.ti'pietto" writes to us to inijiiire if in
our opinion it, would bo proper for him to
support a young lady if she was t;keii with
a faint ? even it ho hadn't been introduced
Proper, young man, certainly?Prop her by
all means.
Urigham Young acquired the title ft ioni
ral from having been calK-d " I it iggy ib at" |
10 often by his numerous wives
Tiiincs Foino in Haw Si ?;aic.? 1 had
| read that su^.ir refiners u- <1 bull ?:k>' l?l-?? <
I to clarity the liipmr, ami i<i my simplicity
asked my friend where was the bud eks'
blood. lie luii^lx d very heartily ?t my i;^uoranee,
and I old me there had not been
such a tiling used in tlrootmck since In: had
knoA'n anything about the trade, now over
thirty years. What struck mo umst was the
sand and mud that my friend showed me
had been taken out of the raw su^ar when
I saw il filtered ; and I that day registered !
a vow that i would never a^ain be tempted
to buy "real rawsuipu" for domestic uv; ?
I shudder as I think of the <|Uunity of mud
that I must have eaten ii my time, and feel
annoyed at having been deluded into paying
a penny a pound more for the "real raw j
suoar" than I eouid have bought the pure i I
rcliiicil article lor. I t"! I my IVi -ml what I
was passing through my mimi. at which he | >
strain laughed, aid haiil : " Kvery mm thai
comes lii sec Ilir<>ii-.:It (In- refinery says the I
sa:n thin*;. \ on sum* tiun s h sir **r >ecrs j I
charged with | 1111i11-_r sami in their su-?*:r ! I
They ia ally do ti?>t hi ij? <>l the sui t. IL ; ?
! Would mit |uy (hem l-i thi sc. even il they
ill: < < I a mimi. If ill use ul raw su;;ar w-ie ]
eiveii up by the public, wo wuul-l never ' l
a- .in hear el sm-h an sieeusalioii a" lin-t lie- ' i
p > a- ^rtit'er." My IVien I. seeing (lie di- ;
HU.st 1 had di-played at the -and .ml iiui'l. .
tnuk ine In the laboratory in collection with |
tie- r? liin-ry, win re lie said In- would sliuw
ine even wuis ih mini in tin- raw su;-sr , I
lb- took a sin ill ^lihh ve.--.-l like a tuiul.l-T. | i
intn which lie put a tcaspoonl'iil ul' "real raw j
j s:i*;:ir," such sis i- .- 1 in tin* simps, ami
I then p hii-i-i| Millie water slightly In -sited n\-i r 1
it. In a sliurt lime little specks appealed . i
| mi tin- surlaee, scarcely visible tu the naked j
| eye, two or three ul'which he placed under j ,
t a microscope ami h ide ine look I li i oUltIi it 1 i
To my amazement I saw little insects like I <
; lice el iwliii*r Sihnllt. I si ski 'i I wliat tiny '
i were, and was tol l they were the J </< ?> ' j
or raw-sitosir n ite, ami that they ! ,
ahouml in raw sujjar, more especially in tinhelter
de-eriplimis. I sisked il there w. n- '
man to In- liiuinl in tvliocd su^ar. ami my |
I'm ml said no; that tiny were -ill cither re ;
i lined in tin- lilt- r h:i;:s or ki'l.-d during the !
i hoiling. I ninh r.-l .ml a cob hrsitcd chemist j
i has estiinate-1 tln-rc w ill he as many as lull.- j
IIUU of these cret.lur. s in a p ar.nl ul' raw su oar.
I learned that tin re were ah nit a
do/.-'ii n-lim-rii-s sit work in (1 r. emu U, turn
mo imil sihoiii iir?ii,iiiM? to :;iui.iuui tons ol'!
soli, r.-lim d si|oar per annum, !> in-.; m .|v j
than a third o|? all the suy ir e- n-nun <1 in
( resit IJrilain.? ( 'hmiifx /v>' J-mrH'il.
'
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A ( 'iimiiina rio.v of I ? ?:>.?Shoe II-.-I
, ha- heeii very much i-xesi. d lor s-um- d iys
! past. I. i-t Friday ni^ht sihmit 11! o'clock
I as 31 r. Mildwisi. ol'tln linn of \V. I> l!il.|
I will ?V ('<> . wa* irturniii^ IVi.in i - tin- ;
j cri'i'L, where In' had I?? ? 11 ira u.-acli ug s .me
j business. ami when lie 11:i<I reached a pnilil |
J near Mr. .\. M .Me Lean's residence lie was
attacked by Ior liO d>_'s. They l ie tlm
li rsc In- was riding, caught lli" in i Idle in j .
; their lei l!i. |.tilled Ili?* stirrup:- I'iuii Mr |
11 - I' i I. ami ma In I ra lit ie ?* t! n't > to t ir hint ,
; IVi mi llie .-addle. finding ill.it'in-e.uld m.l
j scare tliein -dV, lm put spills In ids horse and
! rni\e fill- lit- lite, toll iWed l>\ tint ye.ijiilie. '
I I. arkilig, biting j.aek nf cur- int.. the heart ,
;nt' town, tlieigiariug ey? s and pr t rndin g i
| tongues proclaiming llieiii b nt lip >n l.i- ;
destruction. 'l lie eit i/.etis were ar>ni-cd and i
came ! > Mr. IJ.dduiu's rescue with gitnj
ami pi.-tols. ami the infuriated brutes were i
C'lllipeiled to take ( i the w .ode wliere limy ,
la in lined until Sunday, at tacking ami erip ;
1 plilig grown cattle. 11 v thai I i in the ex
j eiteim at had grown -n iii11. ami t lie d i tiger ' ;
| so inanile J (Iiit the Slim; lie. I Utiles : '
; were ordered .nil t?? hunt them. They mic- |
ee led in se.illi riiiu the park, and thi- M< n , ,
I r. i morning ipiiel niiee in >re rem '.in-.?- ?
The .1 e- belong t > almost every bo.'y, and ?
hive 11it 111*rt Indiaved like ... imlil-'.ri i
"ii- i inine.-, but inu-t bave yi- l i d to bid
e in i I -. Matty incident-, amuing ami
otherwise, conn el-'d willi thi- npri- n.r < !
the d >gs luigltl b ll.it. d. bill ellf lime will
: not permit. I?ut tliete can be n ?1 ui'.t
that our children will, as ih. y tru their
grand children upon their ki : lale t >
thein the thrilling t >rv >>l i > d..g in-iir- ,
' recti m at Shoe I le-A."' I.niai Cm. .V. C . !
til.
>
I >1? ill i: hviNi.StlKI.lt i'ain.'?i'e pie
' d . m?l bk ! > think "I death. It i- an inn
plea-ant -ubjeet : hill it c m-taiitly ohtru I ll-.it.
and llieia has hreli in licit sp. eulali"!!
as to wheth r tn utal . r pli\ ,-ieal p i;n at
tend t lie tin :I a t. t )!...v it i :t t iclie itliat
there is little j tin of either l.iml in
dving. IIxp. ri. mv will c-nne t > n- ill one
of these >1 i\ s, but it V. i;I e <i:i t ... i ite t .
i e. .. * .. i i -
, I_K II? II'? I !? **? v? I ! 1 r? .11 I i i! II >' A* U i *? I * !
a kin?I j r. '. i:-i n < !' nntiliv that. a> \W ij>pivacli
tin- i!r? :nl I .wilt. < ?? I rr<>r< L:ti- .
ini>!i. ni l llii- i' -w i'l :iii'I It r <!i>' a'.ikt' t'.-ark-M,
imlitU ivnt ur i uu I \-t ? |*!?v
ttical pain, l>r. Ivlwu-.l II. t'!ark?\ in Visi"ii-.'
kin* : '''rite ink- i- llt .l un . :ni uu?.??.
ii t at(ciul? tl.c i.'t ' I :u t I t!:
i I I . 'It :uh in> ill it o i> .iiii'iil i
l.iilli. r.tii,!. ,!> Wf I'.uiti?ulninv V.V
kit' iv ml Xatuiv kimlly pi", v ?! an an?i
lift if l r t lit- 1 Iv !u ii tin' > j..; i: ! tv <
it. I't. v. '! ilia! mutuant. aii'i in j iv|>
ti.ili<?i I 't" it. ftv-pii itirni la-.- jiia s I !?]? .
a'.-n- r liy n!??\v ami .-It :t. < In n a.- !i. I
!>y i i:^ in-j-i..ita:?ml .-li it < \| rati u?,
, .-<> t!i ii tii-.- li! iin| suj> !y is K-.-? ami It-.-s cx
yifoimtu 1 At tli.- Mitmi tiin tlit: !. .it ai't$
with < a i j '.i!i11.: ii. 1 i111 \ . ; r tli;. in ' a
.-!.i\v. la. Ill . aiiil ulii'ii i::. .: i! n j :11 - ?. \>
t a ii tiroi'Cits jji n;s i.n, tin b! 1 ; - . i ii!.
illivi-n t > 11.a I.i a l with ii it ii11i-!11 .1 I :v
a itil in !' .-s i j mint it v. Lilt -.V lint !l ? - tin : i1'
..ii 11 in ; a a:. J tiii i i v. till imi Limit- ai iil
: pa.-. ;i | . w i i i ii i anm-lhil if. tin-Mima.- t!iit
1' ri?? 1 iii.hi i-Iiatfual .'*ul>j -t to iii inII
I ii'v tin: i?( I Vi- 11 nt.'l's I I'lu-i iii'ii"ii (
an i insfm?i!>i!ity, :i}>|>;irvii( 1V >lff|?, en'-jovi-r
tin- .-y-li ri? ; tln-ii c nii.-. n|> ?r, ami
i . i ? t i '
lin l'IiU. I /. I j i .?.
* * I
! A < I.A.- ITin- h.li.s w ill ?..
inti-iv-t- I in 11?. in \\> tlett :i ivs >ii< i>
1> i.i^ lit nit: I T I'.iMiV I > I Veil J it ill I'ittliii'_'.
It will hr i ! ;>! toiift t v. hiiilj suit,
ami tlii! jirnct'j's iiiikiii^ i- >ui'h is t"
j<ive ill. w?rk tin* : j? nice ??t line I'ti nch
>-11 In. only that it i mm !i inuiv brilliant 'l
ln* iln ? will liav .1 1 ?11ir ti t:u i>l w .\ ii
jl'iss, Mnl it will i? i l ih.iia ? iy ti iiiiiii- .l
Willi ul is' lace. To Hi ike wlial h call i
t! t- t?I t-- clittli, l*i :n v.ii.t li tli:-.->iil witi in* '
in i'h\ tin. ^11 i,-. 1 ir-1 j ?111 ilit.1 (iin t i.r- a i>
ami tbeii wmvi ii. 'I'll |.. nothing l < r :i Vtro
With t!:-' j i ..it- t l!.:- i ;f.
j I
I'i I,It-- t iiii ( t l|| j
A;-i:m it to lli.ou i i- i ii i; Ij-wd M
nt.? li ?ml hi, M;ircli 17. ? An attempt
?lu\v up tin; Mansion House was made
light ami caused n ? little excitement.
ji>x containing forty pounds of couipre:n!i
powdi r was placed in a passage at
t i< 1?; of the huihiing. 1 ho powder
ivoighed tiiis morning. Tho b >x \va.> phi
n position at half past eleven o'clock
light, during a douse mist, without uttr
tig attention. A c nstahle pi. sing a 1
all r saw sonietiiing horning on the sill
>im: of the windows facing l Jorge street
V\ 11 h greit presence oi mind he iniuiodi
y pulled the htirniiig .'lull away, thret
11><>11 iiic pqouuu ana cxungutslicti it v
liS fu?'t.
lie was then surprised ty find that
milllstall had been attach d to a he
> >K which lay on the window sill in the
'1 he sides ol" the box were In
tnlh d w ith IV ij;iiieii!.s ol'an old carpet I
arown paper, aud Irish newspapers. 1
lis - ran IVoiii tlie centre of the pew
brunch a hole in the si le I the box to
mt-sid", w here the lire was iirst seen by
illici t. Timely discovery prevented an
losion ol a very serious character, altlio
.he ea-t side ol the .Man-ion lloilse is ol
initsu illy sul.-taniial character. The I
May.?r and hi- I nuily wa re sleeping in
M nisioii I i nii-e last lii.dit. Ilis Lords
was not acquainted with the disco v ry it
in early hour tins tnoriiimr. A lai^cn
her o| men were at work di^ino up
roadway mi the West side ol' tile Mail
House all nioht. The police assert that
\plosion was intended for the Mayor
toting e* * reion. This, however
inerly an assumption at present.
Li \ I a ?.N. March I I SS 1.?(Ireat |
tuitions have I.n taken lor the safe!
(lie Houses el Parliament since the di.v
[*ry of the plot to blow uj? the Man
11 oti.-e Tin- police in and around the hi
ino.s have heen reinforced and the eel
.'Xamiiu d. The St iiuiard says that
American newspapers were found with
powd r ho\ di-eovered near the Man
House. 'I he t'orporation of London ha
I'ered ChHi reward for the discovery of
perpetrators of the crime. Additional
lice Inree has heen stationed at the Man
llmi-e, the Hank of Ln^land and other
portaiit hui'dtnus.
Tin: Si \ cit'ksi'.s in!-: Link.?At
o'clock Sunday iiioruiuo tin. imaginary
called the equator and the astronuu
spiaui: he::an '!, it day. the eoldi'-t we I
had in this latitude for a month. The?
and nights are now everywhere nearly e<
and while the north p de is ju-' coining
li. l.t the .- nith pole is sinking into the
autarct ie uiuht. At the equator these
f.xa ilyovt ihe.i l at noon. Some per?
liu ! it diilieiilt to understand the nstmn
Iim 1 :! i v ?ii ill i I I In- v u-l.ii.li i - ..
tli I. iu' f? accurate than tin- ordinary
vi-ii n. A-tV"ii.iinically the seasons l>i
V\ I! -II til.' >1111 cr:i>-rs 1 510 eij'lltor in
-|'iin^ ami tail, ami when lie iv.iolios
two points of j:iv.iti -.-J, diverjroiico lYum
1'ijuator in m1111!111 r an 1 win', r. I !
[>oiiit> fill >":no l \v? ntv il iy> liter in i
riM' than this il it'- tix ?1 in the alinan
lor ili l>. o'iiiniiiji <it" the sea.x as It. .
itv the year lias i nly two primary ilivi>i
which arc *lct> riuim .i l.y the |M.>ilioii ot
>1111 north or >ontli ol* the ci|tiator.
ami am itii.it are :m x !y transitional pra
in-irkin;r the irradual charge I'rein coh
warm ami from warm to eohl.
The t jtiinoeti il >t inns. \l hieli oeelir t\
i stair, ah'tit the time when the sun en
tiie i ijtiai >r. lias .* immemorial!y occiij
in import ant place in p ipnlar weather 1
i lie lartmrs |..ok J or ili-m regularly,
arm w.'ik i- .-ometiim s seriou>ly slisarr;
1 hv a taiily "i'piiiioetial." Thi-> time
am iiiak? > a stormy ?'t'< ?inji. ami tin
ueh eireniiistaiiei - il is said that a pel
T _ oil Weather is p. llsTally ill ptosped
< 'fiort ' < i///.''' /'o r
Tim i. Si \M?Ai.??t s I'.vns. ?Mr.s II
-5 an threw d nvn the paper and pulled
li r sp eta'-l- - w'.Mi a virions j- rk.
p rl". et !y >e hi i": i-! -li c\el liim-d. "
my part, 1 riii'l .-. e loss any iexpert
Woman e-niM ever w ar -mdi a tiling as t
When I Wis a . ill we used to wear
n eh- and s!i >rl \e-. hut in try !"?
h re siie cast a withering glance at
paper in le r lap before llineinu' it mi
I! ..,r 'Why, what i- the matter, am
-!.< 1 t ie !\. piekin^ lip the paper,
ter ! matter eliotr.'h, I sliould say!" e
he exe'it i| . .! I lids': "jll-t look at
laslii u plalo thei . ii you tire li t aslia
t i i k at it. It port's cliy seaml loii
say." \\ hv. atitil." said I'ieely. her
in iinuiiiio s1 ith Inn, "th .t is only a 1
pil pi. tare." I ,! n't care what kin
a m s. 1 111.i it tine they irive it .'
-. !. d lief aunt '. s liCailU Ions ami
_ i ! ' and m. w man that's p>t a
. 1 in.oh -is about In-r would 2vor be
lit . ii : of t hein ?I>'>$/ >11 i\ <in.I>(.
#
I'otsoNI n uv \ I'l N' St..? Mr. Sal
k. . of V..^o'.k I fho I
. f earryitiir a eopyiti^ pencil in his
I clot. Olio ilay la-t v.vek Mr. ('!
s ;ins1 t ? Anuu.-ta ami while in the eit
paivliiseil some troches for :i c >!d. sv
i . ... l :.. . i . i . ...i .1
II' ('ill I I' -I' III lilt J 'f.\i'l IVIH'li' I III'V
:i.-{.iii!!\ e lining in emitaet with the
While i'i turning tu \ ;i?t Ibt'lo nil tin*
In* 1< St a I it-kliii^ i:i his tiirn.il :iit 1 i .> :
In* irritation j 1 j f k ol aeVt : 1! trm
I!:- t at mien I .:a:i to >\w!l and
hli. lt and h\ tli liiiit' !ii' arrived limn
xv i.- di-.i iSv ,iek. A |>liv M.-i iti xva> :
nntin d. !i 1 | r?tii [.ti\ adtnini-trn d
dot . I r tu.- | itun. It i- said that a |
el tin' lead . : ( ii?< of tln'st' |it'iii'in.
tin-.-./.it iM a 1 1, will imii.so tin1 .1 ath
ruhu.-l man.
In an hi- ill>11 i n 1'iiols," a ?vh hr
v. :t I'ltri; ?t 1 ivi-i d l.iniscll iv | i!!n\\> ;
a ill. 1 I 1 xv a jii*.r in the other a ?
hlani f i.l' a man. The |?5_r \\a< > -i r,
11. hi w :? drunk. Tin- pit; ha t a rin : it
n tin* tlu-r animal h :d one mi li.s
ei i in- ni ' riii.i.-il vii 1I1.1 t' <t 11
iiiul I - i.<1 ... a. I ' Wu tire known by the <
I iiiv w !?i'? J-. ;u? i the j.ilio:ir?l ism
w ill\' 1 iv. i v. :.' u ttis< <l t > !>' .seen 1!i til-' i
jiuny ul a ilrunki a mm.
- I
So v.l. i - iln1 :m?t l>rij>{>t
4 il. ii. ?li-twithin hi*
[ in ' . i- uii ! t*1 ly tin* 1?. -t ti i ml to
ti"i*\ .ii. i u a;.I. -ami- n -t 1 :nl-T ti
i.- in -*u'\ tl. .si I'.ir :t!i isn ii t<> imitate
alt hi !, t > 111. i k * * Ii ;t '? -t. ims t of
nn i . ot'th \\. r>l i'l a m men
/: ' ]t H '
\y- | l'ariiU'a*N sin?l lloiiM'koi'lN'rs,
!i-t LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
A
SC.I THE Ni: II 1'IIt.M OF
I Rolierson & Grimball,
'acti,t|c
AIM-: D.MIA' KKCIUVING AN
I of
. _ /:.vr/:xs/ i'/:. i xi> comi'I.kti: stock or
v,lit kc>CI :hii:S!
kilh CONSISTING OF
Bacon.
vd Corn,
u 11.1 Flc ur?
Meai,
Tl To Salt,
i Lard,
i lie Coffee,
il,u ? , Sugar.
CX' iCIlCOM',
n^li Spices,
fan 1 mportiMl Olive Oil.
X! I CANNED GOODS
hip i In pre?t \ iriety, and of the very best anil
titil most reliable brands. All of which they will
Uiu. ; sell :il the
VK! I Very Lotvest Priees.
simi
the IVe respect fully ask our friends, and, in fact,
,. _ :i!l who have their own pood at heart to call and
. sec ns at the store occupied hy S. \V. l'orter,
i l-s Iivlore buying elsewhere.
ROBERSON & GRIMBALL.
,rt~ Jan i;: 1 tf
y <d m ? ? ?
, ricdiiionl Seminar) lor Voiuip
sii'ti l/.ttlics.
ri i-iDMorvr norisio,
llar.s
two SPAiiTANlll'UG, S. ('.
t,,c j 4 IIICII-fl.ASS SCHOOL for Young Indies,
si'ili ^ \ |-oi'i*iiIly opened at Spartnnhnrp, S. tami
S'd- located in the favorite I'iedinoiit House, on Main
the S'reel, long Uu> wn :is one of the most cliarininp
I,,. Summer Hotels in the "tip-country." Its broad
siuit l'i,,//:,!,i spaeiotis corridors and airy appartiiieiits
allord ample and excellent accoiumodu' "*
lion for a large, first-class Female College.
The I'iedtnoiit will be found to he a thoroughly
good school and a refilled Christian home. Our
six teachers are competent, uttr loci hods excellent
(combining (lie latest improvements in tlie art.
(j(. | of education) and our facilities for niakiup our
pupils thoroughly conversant with the several
' t?n 1,|-.inches of l.iteral lire. Science, Mat hematics
day s ati I 1'hiloh'py taught, First Class,
jttal, TtatMs I'tat Sussiox or Twuxrv Wi:i:ks :
tutu These will l?e l'oiin 1 as low as at any scltool o
lung the same standard :
n is IhtAitn, including fuel, furniture, lights, etc.:
' 'tis Tt'irios :
tout- IuCollegiate Hcpartuicnt (inclii ling I.alin
ver* and French) 00
,|j? In Interiiiediaie (Giving a sound English
training i 'JO till
_ I 1 i | , * . .
, I ii I rum ry " rJ .?o
t'oiititigcnt Fee ( f >r each Pcparimcut. t? 1 -~>o
ho | Pupils received at any time ami charged front
(In.* i date of i-iiiranee.
Hills |?u- each session payable half in advance
and balance at end of first ten weeks.
I.'r") ? Send for Circulars and references.
,l>- Pre-cut Sessj?n ends June I7ih and the An ' it
, luiun i'lmiiiiPiu'on ^|.t. 1*J.
i.nis, J. IIKNttY IIA(j Kit. A. M.
' (hr I'riiii'ipal,
C... ..... 1....... C I ' l.\'? 1<t. I. ICU1
'.'"'"I IV. I I ' "? ' :5ms*
'\l F. IIAWLS,
Hit!
-si 1. iMVi" (MOV.
|iio?l |
"iv. I i?r:.\i.i:i: is
nuil I
, Groceries, Hardw re, Drugs, &c.
i r I
i i..tl <> ran ?{? *.
I A
j ISaiianas,
A linonds.
j < lll'IMJlls,
???:- Cilron.
' | \ | . |/,7 iff In/ '. I ISI.XS i rrr ill I'uioll.
.\<soi;ti:k i ia iT .11:1.1.1 i:s.
ili..:
, I
h:,t i.xci.is/i .1 x/) aur.mcax <7//.7;.s/:,
l?i\v !
Plain iiml iaiic^ Candy,
til.' I
'Iv: CAKES and CRACKERS of all kinds
' *!;i1
1 uxn: mi: a r.
ri.' l ' 11. i m ri />/>/.\v;,
1 h it i '> i s /
in. 'I ! SA/.MOX.
, i ,S. IX l>IXI.S,
is, I |
)> > Anl I'UiiSII i'WNKJ) MAt kl'.ia.l., a rare
iw r- thing hi this lot itiile.
,1 ,.| l'?o In ?'.> If
Yvr I V ION COI VI Y
i'"'" REAL ESTATE AGENCY
8C0H 1
f IIII I', snl.-i iil.ers liave o-.hil.lUli.' l an Agency
1. ai I'lii'.ii t'.iiirt House f.>r tin; purchase an.I
, S.ilc nt' all kit. I- ot' Ileal INtiile in 1'iiion ('ollli'"'I'.
ty. uii'l oiler ilirir services to panics having
" 1 'i'avi. l.otw, i>|. any other kiri I of Ileal
'it I'.stalc f>r Sale, or win. may w.sh to purchase
iik>' such pmperty in I nioti County.
.. 1. Our terms will l.e reAsoiiahie, ami persons
J ' ,.i.., 1...: i.e..
. , | wavu hi Miti ii upi- u?r yjiit' win
1 1 1 i.e i'lini':.'(-l nolliiiiji ituK\-s a sale is iimtiti.
U l'' ' I'.v. i V el! i( wiil In* usr I, by U'lvcrti>ing an I
K ail. | ri Mihal i ir?-?--] .11 i? i:. l.i inako lalvs.
i-ai> i Tiiics f\.i:11i11 I iiicl II-< )ii'<>|>i>rly ilrnwn.
i'iin iii .K-Iit'iS bitiI<1 iii^ nil Main Street.
. - i:. M. ST(?KI:S,
,|,0> S. S. Sl iilvKS.
t'"'" Jan 11 1 tf
? lie J >11
ill- 1 J 3%. Is,
nit i . , .
am! i :?l S.jm*.
ili ri; |
|| ill" UNION C. II., s. a.
1 1 si'i:ri\i. ATI i:\unN to nn,i.r.rritiNs
oi rii i; iii rear of i\nirt House- -rooms for<
at-- | iiiviiy ci apiu l l>/ N allure \ Mcl\i?-wk.
|t| Jan 'JI - ly
,| Town Lots for Sale.
I Ills rjlWt) \ i'.i; lV.O l,ol.?, till (irntr Street, ill I III
l',,.. 1 la ii I nit i.. fur >:itn l*l=ii ?i .'in i...
. ei-cu I'.v aj>|.ly 111^ to
i;. m. & s. s sroKr.s,
i Ileal I'.-laie Asfonly,
'" I I No .leur s l!o\v.
tin- ! I-YI. I I if
^**21 111 114 k K 4>lt 4?i?4,
mid
mm Attorney at l.an air-l Notary I'nlilir.
i III** i
, : I MO.V ('. II , S <\
{Special Attention to Collections.
t!i
t t On iri ."i .1 t >.ii! 11A ' on Main Mivcf.
. an:'- if
The Cheap Family Store!!'
{j.f. HARRIS & CO J
WOULD respectfully inform the good people
of Union, that they have just icceivcd a
large and select assortment of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which they offer to sell a? cheap as they can
he purchased in this or any other Market in the
' up-country. ^
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
A
Uncoil, Flour, Lard, 1,
Sugars, Codecs, Ten*.
Molasses. Vinegar, Fish, Salt,
Kiev, Meal niul 'liita,
Cheese, Cracker."!, Spices. A
I.
General Plantation Supplies. ^
Hugging niul Ties, L
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuffs,
Kerosene Oil ami Nails.
CA>Ni:i) GOODH, A
I.
Caniu-il Oysters ami Salmon,
Canned Corn ami Tomatoes, \
Sardines, fresh ami fine. [?
WOODKN WAUK AND ISitOOMS.
(J SI 11 <1 i o s . L
My assort incut of t 'nmlies is not surpassed, ^
either in piantity, ijuality or prices, by any
other store in town.
CA1.T. AS I) SKK L'S. $
You shall lie treated well and we will guaranty
that you will lie satisfied with any article you .
buy of us.
Our Store is opposite Col. J. L. Young's
dwelling.
J. W. HARRIS & GO.
Oct 1"? II tf
Diamonds are More lltan Costly Glass, and ?
so are Sfrietly lirst-class, High *
Toned, Superlative Stoves,
l.ie the Times, y
to interior
ones, ^
I THK ,
TIMES COOKING STOVE
Costs more to manufacture, but is sold at
nearly the same price as ordinary Stoves, and
possesses so many advantages over all others that v
it is necessary to inspect it in order to appreci- '
ate it fully. *
THE ACME OF PERFECTION, ,
Has taken the Premium at
Every C ontest. ]
Guaranteed i:i every Respect. 1
If you want the very host, liny the TIMKS
I'ttltK. Over it tit homes nmtle happy l>y 1
possessing this Jewel of the first water. "
/ ()/: SA/.I: irv \
J. H. RODGER. i
Oct 'J J J'J tf f
J. C. HUNTER. & CO.
4 111", receiving New tioods every week ami
.A w ill l.e pleased at all limes to show their *
' line assortment, ami compete in prices with any
j other house in town.
Their motto is No trouble to show goods
, they cordially invite one all to come ami exam,
ine their Stock. To those who cannot come, we
will he pleased at any time to furnish samples.
I (
j 7'h< 1/ I'-niilil citlf Sjtfi iiil ith'cii'tHH to their Slock of'
i> it i<z s s c; o o i>
/.V.I/, /, the A'/-: UFSTunl 7.1 TEST STY I. US ?
I Ttimtuings for 1 tresses, consisting of Silks, l'luin ^
ami limeade, from Toe. to Sl.olt
! Satin, all Colors, I'lain ami limeade, :? 1 to?l.C>0. ,
111 iok Velvets, from Soc. to > 1 .f>0. i '
I)ros?l4'?? Siihs, all Colors ami Shades. |
! I .
Tin:III STOCK OF LACKS. I >
1
l.itce Sfitrl's, 1
I.-ice I'ishns ami Jahots,
Silk t'ravatsaml llaii'lkerchielVt. j J
l.inen llamlkerchiefs,
11osicry,
Kid tJloves,
Wliioli lliey think i* the host ever brought to
this Market."
j 77//;}' HAVt: At.SO A FULL 1.1SK OF
Notions,
White Good3,
, Flannels,
i Domestics,
An?l all oilier articles (Seticially fuitml in a l)ry
' (.iuo'ls More.
; ATTENTION (IKNTLEMKN !;'
I
Call and Examine Our Stock of
, o\ KKCOATS. !
(LOTII !N(i.
1J()<)()TS AND SIIOKS.
HATS AND CATS,
I U\. * r .. . ? ?. # ?r - ?
i > .iii- . i ?i-u i * i'ir i tie / i /, .1/ 111 iii en ii or
l.aitndiuJ or I 111-11111-1 iii"I, mil which we
liiink ilie host tiling in llie market.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
I !
, flMllli.l. tiiie Ituillin^ l.ots for su'.o on Main i
| 1. St reel. I ii i >t ti C. II.
I Also a coiiiiuodion.-s Store house near the Court '
I II..use. | .
Also llijjhiy Acr.s of vnltmhlo Wuoilii land '
ahoiil one mile \Ve?l of l-nioii C. II.
Aj'j'ly In, II. M. .V S. S. STOKKS,
Ileal Kstaie A reals.
I'uion, S. C.
j Jan 1 I 1 if , (
DAMD ,IOll\S(>\, yU.J'
TlCliVj JI SIK I:.
Oirni:, in Clint II oiv second door or. Mie A
left from li. nl rn;t Mice T
' l\l \ t if [
i
1TLAXTA AXI> CIIAKLOTTE
.VI1? LINE 1LVILAVAY.
fi
l'ASSENG EK DEPA UTM ENT.
Change of Schedule.
On and nfler January 16th, trains will run
n this road as follows ;
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
( Kutftenrd.)
.. i.'v ... I'I'HI I l.'Ki II. Ill#
cave 11.50 "
( Wenlward.)
rrive at Spartanburg 4.20 p. m,
cave 1 21
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
(Eastward.)
rrive at Spartanburg 11.41 p. m.
cave 11.42 "
( Westward.)
rri\c at Spartanburg G.66 n. it
eavc G.oG "
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
(Eastward.)
rrive at Spartanburg 11.20 p. m
cave 1.11
( Went ward.)
rrive at Spartanburg 1.06 p.m.
cave I.GO '
THROUGH FRLIGHT TRAIN.
(Eastward.)
rrive at Spartanburg 4.20 a. tit"
cave 1.40
(H est ward.)
rrive at Spartanburg R.G6 p. m
cave S.60 "
Connecting at Atlauta for all points West ami
out li west.
Connecting at Charlotte for nil Custom points. M k
Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Sen- * jr
en City, Greenville and Spartanburg, to allointa
Fast and West.
G. J. FOREAURE,
W. J. 11 oi'ston , General Manager.
Gcti'l 1'uss. and Ticket Ag't.
Jan 21 2 If
NOTICE
Co Tourists and Health Seekers..
J
UMMER SCHEDULE TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Spartanburg, Union & Columbia
ipartuiilxirg A AmIicvHIc II. II.
Si'AitTAMtfiu:, S. C. May 17, 1880.
On and after the above date the following.
Schedule will be run over these Roads daily,
Sundays excepted) :
IT TRAIN.
.cave Alston, 1 : "O p. ni..
.eave Union 1 : "?0 p. in.
.eave Spartanburg... 4 : Id p. in.
Arrive at liciulcrsonville 7 : 10 p. m.
( lose connection is inside sit Alston with train
rum Columbia. on tlreenville \ Columbia Kuml.
U Coluiuliisi, connection is inside from Cliar'cson,
Wilmington and Augusta.
At Spartanburg, connection is made at Air,ine
Depot with trains from Atlantsi ami Charotte,
also with Stage t.iiie to Cilcuii Springs.
At llctidersonville, connection is m.-ide with
t first class Line of Stages to Asheville, arrivng
there the same evening.
C*^"' Parties desirous of visiting Cicsnr's
lesid or other points of interest can be provided
villi first class conveysmccs front the Livery
babies in Ueudcrsonvillc at rensoiitildc rates.
TlUX SOLT II.
A'ill leave Ilctidersoiivillc 8.do a. in
b>nri:iuburg 1 .Ml p. m
Jiiion 1 .AO p. m
\rrivc at Alston 4.!IU p. in.
These Loads are in excellent condition ; fur
lished with tirst class Clinches; provided with
ill necessary appliances for safety and cmufor*
if Passengers. At Spartanburg and llctider
oiivillc the Hotel accoiiiniodations are now amde
for a large increase of travel. They will be
blind well supplied with good Mountain fare
it reasonable rates.
Fit Kid IIT THINS.
The Freight trains will run three limes a
veck, iiz : Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday.
JA.MKS ANPr.ltSON. Sup i.
May I) t? if
.*> 1 S rr A' 10 A j{
?OF?
30DEYS LADY'S BOOK,
LOW PRICK OF
IM:K ykaij.
ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE
beginning with January No., 1881
In obedience to what \vc believe to be a prowup
desire of the reading public, the publishers
leg to announce that Cooky's L.voy's Hook in
SSI will contain
I COMPLETE NOVEL.
IN EVERY NUMBER I
Besides the following old-time specialties : .
1 Snt u!i/itl Original Steel Plate Fnyra vinys.
f)nit/mm Patterns for /.mhes mid ChibJetn
Miimmolh Colored Fashion /'lair.
Short Stories, J'ocins ami Sketches*
Our I'n/iitlar Xuvrlh/ Pai/es in (^ilhr*.
Illustrated Art ami Fashion It'ivt Work.
Architectural Hesii/iis for ISrautuf.it Shouts,
timhi/'s Ifiti/irit, Oodei/'s J'liitCit. and (lames.
Month/;/ Chit-Chat on Fashions, etc., <te.
No Continued Siortes.
KVI'.UV Nf.MHi:i; COM l'l.KTB IN ITS H LP !
Subscriptions will he received at this oBu^ir. i
clubs with this j.aper?The Umhv Tiub and
Hooky's I.miv's Hook for one year, pest-paid,,
only 50.
'I he January \iiiiil>rr will -w ready ^
Bee. 1st. On receipt of J?0 < ?'!**>. t. vrnnplo
i'iiPV will be nroiiiiitlv soul In- it.*. -i'lMiti.. .
. . ? I -V I'
nii< 1 this amount cim he tlt*?lnoto?l vH.iu. 'Jie price
id' u year's subscription is ma\\t<Ji
/i'emit hy money oriler, nr A.vifft o.i l*hi?ft?lel[ liia
or New York, or hy reyVJ<|i-??l. hjt.'.vr, pay
nblc to
lioilej's IjJidj *s Hook, Cu'h t!<? . v (.itiiifctl,t
IOOO CIicaIiiiiI St., fbiludcfyliia, I'u,
Sewing Machines.
1AM Ager.t for she pafiil.tr as.l services ?
W eel an-l the N*w Amman Sowing MA
[ liines. They are pjo?a.i :)??<! to any
in use and are xc?M a<r?:y ah tup.
:i fOIIKN.
Oct. if
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
si?.vuTA>:mru(i, s. v
A. M. SI'I'.KalKTS, Proprietor.
lWi>" This I loud is now (Opened for the first time
to the public, ami is newly furnished through ut
with everything in first cluss style? Klcetrie
Hells, tlas, \c.
.i in >'? :) ir
< > I < 1 I'llpt'l'M I Of Sttlf ,
'III: at this ofl.nc.