The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 21, 1886, Image 4
I'or I lie Times, I i
TOTHU YOUNG P'>Y8 OF UNION. | fl
Hoys, iloiit <'f in/,. ii> an evil that grows, ' I
Ami scatter." mill wherever it go"* ;
l is a snnivi ei' sorrow, jonlm ss ami Woes,
A in 1 deals in cur race tlic heaviest Mows.
Then. " l avs, iloli t -ifiri/. last j it? the good 1
hand, j ]
Tit Ms fighting to i.i'.\c it oiit a' t r i.ttnl, ,
Manly contending with heart tin I hand.
To shield goo 1 woman ate! -ave Grave man.
Now, lit tie folks, li?ten f r a while?
Toll ill tint tin' monster whi you re a child,
Ami when you get t id yeitr song \ ill i i ,
i am fn to the ilruukni t s ehains < iite free.
M.t\ to I in iii- mi 11y he!j> von t.? keej>
Aloof from the l>?wl of sadness ilee|i.
Having no i-.ni- to mourn or to v.eeji
?> er follies ; u. t. awake or a-leep.
I ntiiil the tiag of Tetnj-ei nice bright.
Ami tin ier ii? f .his ike the go el light
The\ "eui coinjuer, who hut think they can. I
\i.il il.i.iii'li v. !i me vs 'lit like a in.in
" i
llovs. t !. .h':. i!' you "... t;H cmt ri?e
'1'> iiin: v: rt>> of J>!i> ' yuii'l tin* ^ a:i\s :
"I in* - i i< ijn in. 1 iii tlic ^riui'l :i-i.-i/(.',
I.i.?t. IVrtvcr ! I!?? jt'i.rioas i ri/.\
w. M. i!.
IMi'OUiAKi 1 A1111 W 0 ii K FOIi K A Y
Tin; i .ii t!i i> tii.vv warm ciiiiu^h I jr prn>- |
iilid V.U ; > til j;n.w l.ij.i'l'.y. '1 livV e.illtnit
bu ji'.'Mu??t** I t 1 shito with the crops tin*
plant Mill in tin : .il ; tXti-rmitiAt i\Ui I-I
them is i. iw 111o order I' 11:<I.?y. i Im\v
t'> tii'ciiiij '.s'i t! ;- cui>:i->uiii"tlly, r.ipi il\
ti l t witiiuit'. injury tu \ i icrops it mn:
??l" tli.1 iiin -t p). 1,1 ins tlio I'arim r is called
upon In si 1 v? . In I!: it vnt progress of
agriculture, tin- ? !<! time ??l of run
nint: around y.-uii^ j I oils with a narrow
S0ini!''l. I. ivin- a !. aid nailed to |V??>t tuul
lien in in I'lii- side in prevent thitininir dirt
.ii the 1:1th.* | hints, lirst "avc way to tin'
MVOep. I III' ill! i' I sl.il Vi'il tin.' Mtri'.l'O llU'l'l)'
siti'l with iis 'a ln_t niuaiiij' unite II it in row
very littl ilirt. Moreover tin: : din:r fur
_ .... ...... . ... ; !.n t
time, a ur> it advance over two silling fur
rows with it iters an 1 sulisn jm nt broak
in^ of ti.e middles with s 11 > v c! s, 1 Jut
witli (lit* nif * t work ' !' iho -weep, there
is .-till a nai i >\v sti in a! tlie lino of [ ! :nts
wSiie!i i- nil ii.-in; i>i >1. atnl uj.on which
ora? ran thinly l?X itself I' destroy it
.the hoe k:s called into r. <|'ii.'itioi:. This
involved i.-.- iv . t-xji t,se unjdcasciit contact
witii I.if r and oro.it demand It hands to
eliosi out cotton. Next camo broadcast
euiliv.ui a with a barrow in tin- iir.-t staitc.of
the ci :>, witii ii.'.-l scrapes ami ciiitivat
?is l.ilii'. 'i*!i ^ > a- far as wo have mi
vnticr-1 : ii'tlocl. in -t firm is have not
yet reached i{.i.- j oin?, and the method is
not y?t. perhaps. fuiiy poiTecte ! J Jut
Ir.'tii the veiy nature of things wo must
advance in it;is direction ? machines, i:..
pkun.iits, h. i.->. jiow- r. must supplant band
labor more and nem. Mow to e!ie;i[ien
cToarfog forests amicultivating virgin soils.
Since the war the use of fertilizers has
been deve! j t t Ltivat j-erlcetioii ; and
now surroiimkn;;-: <! :n tn.led tlie im^r cx
tended use mac!.in :y an J hoist now. r.
Ail il.'Ji ill:i.v:i? - iad'.l try a:: iii'vim/
in i'.i- li.x .lion, an 1 agriculture cannot
ii j behind. t'autijusly wi.-cly ja<iici mdy
it tnu.-t :: > :i
11 auuiiw iNi; Cnn'".\. ? < Mir renders
will rcinoinn t" tin; articles publish; 1 1 i-.t
y?'ar in the on broadcast culliva
ti tii with the liaucw. Tin.' points which
s in t i i>.' well .- tile i wore that obstructions
nru-t h ; i :m v I?tra-h ia shape til
C 'lit aii'l ctt"ii > t a 1 i? > (.ill up or Un?u-keJ
to pieces and buried l?\ hreaivinjr land Willi
lai^o turn ploughs beds, it' any. to bo
1<iw and leveled down witii harrow inline
diately al'icr planting if rain follows
jtlaniiiig ijuickly, harrow as soon as dry
enough. never allowing a ern-t t > form.
As si 'ii a.- cotton be.rilis lahly to come uj1
run hari tW ubiitjiuly across rows?never
i:i the direction the l >\v ? in tour or
live il.iy- run eb.iijiu iy aciv-s attain in the
opposite direction > that tlie.-j tw i liar
r.iwines may Li; at rieht angles to each
other, in three or t" itr days harrow ajjain
across the ! ; These harrow in:;* i>i>i?t
lectin i iriy and ho ?- 5 eaied rapidly to thin
out (ho cotton, which th. y eau do whilst
liio plants arc very yoinuj ami tender?
when siill yellow. \\ Inn ??: tor an 1 1 Higher j
they w .11 he pu*hcl amd0 11e 11 without :
bciu.' lies'.r yen. i he *'It- 11 now hcinir
cotisiih rably thinned. j:ra s and Wc <ls
thol'< Uglily i-10 J. and l!i mii f.uv nieelv
juilvel the erojt is in 1 'liditioii lib
easily eultivalid with ,-tut ii >'r scmk. It '
is said also that i: 1 the condition left l-y
the harrowinp - a l; i d hand can eh p to a
bland two acres ot cotton a day.
Suai.i.ow t't i.tivaiikn ? i n:\ii\i.
Skk.I'.? If tie soil i; sujijdied with 1.mulls,
.... I , ! . 1.1 ... II 1 ' -
1..* mcii pi ep.UCIl. CUlllVai. Ml
sbou! 1 be Yl;v shallow J ruin tiio start. In i
Ji a ill soil. iIi.-j.osi.il to run together alter
rain a deep j Awing is j urliaj-s admissible
when the e'llo'! i.- very young, but lit
ulhcrwi-e. i n two expeliinents made sue ;
cesJively in I - - ! ami 1 at (ho Alabama j
lixpcriin :.t >taliimi to test e'ieels of ?1 ocj
ami .-hallow cultivation, (bin: was a ?1 if
Jcrcnfe rc.-jii ctively ol" >"i ami l<?!> pounds
ul seed colt'.u j. 1- acn in lavur "I .-ball w I
cultiv.it: mi tin -ugh i:t. The t\v > t ! it> '
wa re prepare I manured am! cultivated c.\ '
aetl} alike, except tb.it win u lie.' cotton ( :i '
otic j'lat was about a I 'ut high it w.i- I
plowed deep with :i long scooter and scrape
as is Ircijii) ntly done by farmers, audit- "
1" t - ?. 11 -1 1 l abl v ci|f. The Scrape allullld t
always be attach .1 behind the loot ol tbc *
plow, nut in iiunt ul it, and tbc ?eootcr J t
let with it should In: v? i \ sh-wt, jost loir/ !
?n?>uj?h to keep the point ni iiif plow-loot
'mill striking the bottom of I ho furrow.
Vnother i ii t resting expel imoiit in ado nt 1
lio same station iiiu-trntis a point wo have j
>1*1011 nrjted, to wit, I ho importance of
presMtit; '>: tinninn seed in the soil to in
uro prompt not initial.on. t'ottuu was'
planted iu two : ij if nt io\v> <>tt the sa.no j
lav with two difien nt cot: ri planters, one j
eovcriiit* tie -eid in tlie n-uil manner,!
the ether throwing tlio <iiil into a rid re I
.1. 1 1.1 . .. .
i.Vef l.lt I UUU Ili'II II- - i 11 U MOW II I'll
till.- 11 by :i r< lie r rig. I'y ait . I;o?1 to tin:
machine . \v *it!? i w .s diy. W'Jnro the
roller pre.-ed tl." dirt upon too seed a!
stand \v:i- secur. ?! i i ; u i i \ - ; t lie other!
did tint i* mi up until ::11 r a rain had
I illeii :iti 1 ^ 11-lit1. ! ar days alter
being plan'- d.
M A *" 11! N !'. M At'!: ' '<>1 l"N.-- InVelltors
have not as y ' _ ii up t: h"pe or the
possibility >1' p.riVetin.r a maebino lor
chopping cotton. i a i-' ! > every prob
ability that "lie be n. d which will
hun<-li c itlnn . 'ti . Hut the
same end might bo i te!p l hy a planter
dropping the s 'ed i t h Tie: mere
bunching, hoWeVc;', is le t '.he most itnpor
I tint tiling t" l?" cmipa-- i . killing the
gr.a--> along the 1::t drill n i ('.inning
the hunch uiit so the p!i:it? wei n e crowd
and dwarf each other are lie: in .in dc
sidcrata. This, it strik- - u *. the harrow
will do better than anything e'. e. Alter
the harrow has done its w uk then pr<>bihly
a chopper might h; used a irantigoously.
The bringing to a li ti a I stand, wiii probably
aiway- rcjuire some liati I labor, but. aside
IVojii this, cotton cultivation Might to be
do c exclusively by nt io'iiiio~. We hive
no d >ubt the proper impl uenn I r th
purpose will be forthcoming in due time.
Machine made cotton alone in this'mi try
can compete with that i u- 1 by cheap
labor in luuia and elsewhere.
1 Ml "it IAM K til' IvAltt.t Vl'nilKIMi ? I I
is of the llrst importance thai the eailv
workings of eru s should be r- p itcd at
short intervals, and thoroughly done .N.ov
is the time to kill grass with b-:?t labor.
If allowed to get astr oi ; lo.tiiol.1, it will
. .1 ..o i. .. ..i. . i
I.IIM; UIICU iiiin;o *?r> i-nu n - i <\ ?* ' I\I** * '
11cxI month is ;oi|uirc>l t 1 o ? i- now. t ?
-iy ii .tiling of iho injury ! >i. by : bbitio
the ol lood. ami the brui-im.t au>l dt*tnrbim^
"i the plants in Ltollint; the strouyly
rooted awa\ iVotn tbeni. Al least
mii'i' in ( n days tin: i n't vs "f piows
should pa.-s uvcr, au<] whatcv r ii?worK
is iii^ded bo jtiven without hosit it ion or
lelay. It' tlio ground happens t > bo dry.
don t bo deceived into the b.diel tnat tin?
crop is clean beeati:;c. the v .line 1iv
e tiavo seen many a crop ruined by carelessness
just at this point. A dry M r.
checks th.: growth ol' grass ami lulls tin
I inner into fancied ssccurity. A w. t Jum
f..!ow>, the crass f-1 i"iii_^ up i.I.o ta.oii
A ,
an ; It.; mv.r catches up with it again.
Wi.it minus t'uit?,- wt.ii n:t: I't.o.v.? |i
the Inflow las been property u>c l in the
Cornfield. that crop will now be t i t ctly
clean ami so far advanced that there will lie
no Inrtin r dilliculty in covering up v.o-. i^
grass or weed:, even witli a scrap?. We
know from repeated trials. ..n l..?ttoi i lands
that are so liable to become lbal. that a e nn
crop may be made with the pi >.v al me. It
oui bo vl-uio tvcii witli ordinary, < ! 1 tine
plows , .-tart before jyrass make.- he-a lw iy ;
with a .-Unvi'l beyiu in tilecenter of th mi l
(Ho and bi d up tho win.: beiuy mi no I away
from tho o >ni. Tho la.st furrow, wit -11 a
middle i- completed, will side the e >ru very
clo.-cly and throw ju-t on ouyh dirt t>> o >ver
up youny yru.-s without eovcriii-.' theyouny
earn. Tho next w-irhini*: with a jdiort
and hi- i 1 turning shovel. beiu m-xt to o om
with winy t 'Wards it and throw dirt moil
orati ly l > tho t .ant.- i h--s.; tw w orkiuys
should i?o yivoti before tho c >rn i- t n
i:ic?.?--? hiyli. Aft'-r th it tin: scrap-; will
d mill that is noo ssary. Where o/rn is
pi ml'- I in the water furrow, a pr o . i run
n::i;y ofthe -erapo wiil oovor tin a'l yra.-s
I: -in tl.o leyinninylo tho end.
t in m- l "i: \'.i, M.xki:- ('iii:.\!'C"i i..\
an.' t'"!;\,? l lo- hr.-l of May is t. 1.
time t" how the fust crops of Ibr itro o >rn.
. . i
s nyhums and iuii.i t. Siit p '-iny th land .
t ' 'u ivo been It m- i . 'ine tinn- ay itnil i I
nave received tw<> broadcast harrow iuy- t '
keep tho Mir!ac ; el an and luell.w. Ihiis
e-peei iliy necessary lor all of tho s >r
yhuni.- because the plants are small at lir-t
and yrow oil ijuito .-lowly. Iloneo tarly
workiny with the ] . >w is dllieult ;in i n t
11 i -1 i t >ry l e land yr.is-y, Tic-c
e: '[ - i ill L bear tin; expense "1 hoc Work
tlnr. . ;v t..c iitic* ->.iy I >r liavin^ tin: i in.i
in I'm. t r at j'l iiitin;.; t iai I .ay (.iff j
row - tilrt'- ti lt ajMit , ilrill till.' sccil it
gh.un> latin i thaily an 1 c au li^litiy wiili
a huril. i ?r I ! I -i c an j ; < 1 in JiU ,
iniiniii. i *.;t jiiit hi !: -in two; t :unl a
hail' l?u?h'-is I .-?? < il jkt \ -.Mil at
i > < * :n u j . ::n>i wi.i I ir il. . i
With >i;:?j- t t i an \( r, ;i it tv, > ...
linvo i l nviii wiii . a;.i . an i it' ;!. I.ni-i
iva- in i i 'if.- i- hi.lil; ii it tli tin;.- j-ian
. 111 '. it" if it..,' wiilb'* t 1 1 'i. Tilt lit
i i I
millet lt).i\ I ? - "Wii 1 r ? !. -til il.e i u. 1
. a.- I crli \ii il ]'ivi .il>'1 i.i i:i t;:io tilth
I ll.'l li 11 lis hi 1 ? I M'lll j I 1' III to , - .-It IIH'I lit
MIlTl i-MVl1 |i tilling- Hi' .ti '-.I' li. Js l\ IV !
v.ii u? llil* i Uiel. I" lit lii.-t >1 AiijiU-i!
vill fiiiLli't 1 11 in ! i ' i (. j 11 !. i ; Ui.... til I i
IjIUUqLI tLe sULLtUti! vit j^rcen lura^j Utnic ,
cheaply than oil any thin;.' and with 1
ri .t benefit to their health. 1 ut ;::-i par- I
ily euro?say ex p. sod t t ;,i ;in i n r l'?>r
<>ne day?bcl'mro I'cirdiiij: ; thi- will reduce 1
the water in thcin and r< ndi r llieai b*s->
laxative. Any disposition t-? sc ?ttr may be j
pre vctiU'i by a mixed rati n of dry and
preen foraj?o ; p:rhaps tiii> i> j referable ,
It-';: i ev> ry |t el \i w. ('heap stock ,
feed is like cheap coal h?r an t .ipine ' it i
reduces t he cost ul' pro luct i"ii ! i vrytiling
raised on the farm; and we :nu-t ! u* it.
iiiin 1 that tummy saved is eiiu.vil :it !>
in- is y made, if.me can reducr tb cost
of producing ?* ?tt? n a cent a :> mi I it the
same In liiin as if ho sold far <m r .ust more
I r; ?uii<l. An ahtiii'lanco of < l,e ip h>rage
tin!; > 1*. grain neoe.s.sary. Wli :i ti it at !
\v i '< , stock may In: kept with lit?! i>r 11 <> j
"rain ii Ini lull i t ions i I genii forage. it I
i
V a haw; j?r< pared I"?r a largo cr .> <?t" e t
t' , > it it <l<>v. ii atnl plant a pot t i n nl tlio j
< iitti.ii latnl in timse h-ragi; cr j - . they will
pay y til !> tter than cotton.
if.i'a't iii.ns i nn ; n r. (i n m n ! i mi vi:> r
? li ar iii initi-1 that grain Inrvi -t w.ii f"u>n
Ii" :?t !iat111 ami arrange work ; !: .<1 with
I'dVu iicu to it. <ivt crops clean, well worked
now. i that they liny bear a sit ill neglect
during harvc.-t. S' mo enterprising mm in
every m ighb rli<> >?1 ought to be one n.iged
t i buy a reaper ami cut a 11 the grain ju-t
as parties now ! t!i thresh in-.*. In otii- r
wor.is a travelling reaper ought to be a regular
in.-ti uti ni. banners call ill .spue the
time IV'*iu their crops to harvest grain ami
cr:nnrr> ;m: more r.\:icuir.; tin i.\orbitnut
in tin* ir demands.
Wi.nikii Hats.? Fall oats were ?j ?ito
o(;m-rally killed by tin: severe weather in
January, but where the land lias not leu
plowed since. an occasional >' !< >!' oats
may be found which has survive i t'i e ?ld.
It would be well to take care of the.-.- and
uulhor them carefully when ripe. Their
survival indicates a hardiness < ;' eorstitu
ti oi wlii'di will stand extreme e-i l. ami a
i very <1 '-iralde strain of winte.* oat iiiiel'.t b>*
I propagated from thcui. The matter is war
thy of trill. With us the mercury fell to
zero; the red rust proof oat was entirely
killed, with (lie very limited exceptions
noted above . the winter orn/.in.; ,, ,t '..as
also very badly killed, pos.-ib'y a t> nth cse
.piiio. If a variety of o.at that can s'ami
the cold of zero is n it to be had, what era in
can be substituted for fall oats':?/ /?
< 'lll/t Cll/ill'.
'J*111 i'i eo i. eat rin.1 11 i-11! ? \ >.i n.
"ulur story e? mes from tlio province
l.imburg, on ilio i'utcli Iroutior. '1 ho
owner of a large manufactory, who hud mar
i icl youug aud was !<*1 c a widower. had an
I auio young men in tee neighborhood were
| paying uttcinion. Her lather noticed bhat
-ho treated them all w'.ih indifference and
j showed preference lor a young clerk of hi*,
j an orphan, with n > means hut Ids salary.
, As !. had always .-hen the great -t satis*
fiction in the performance > ( hd duties,
m. i was exceedingly weli conducted. the
: fither. pcr-ua ied that he Would never venture
t ? lai.-e lit; iyes t > lii* daughter, who
lently was ineorciy attached t > him,
made up his mind to broach the matter to
j lum.
V. hat was his surpn.e when too voun :
....
i c!i rx, alter much h simti >u, i .1 h:ui he
w.oild ','i.ly he t > i.a; iy to regard 'ho laily
. ? a sister, but, lie could not marry her, be
' cause ho was u t a man. hut a yctm.; \. man
in disguisi?a disgui- .-ii lut ad pted
! when left r.n oridian ii . > > '
lucrative situation. The conclusion of the
sioty is tliut. instead ofm .it;, in- tile daughter,
>he is the wi!c ol the lather.? ("u"V/./o
11 /
O
IN Sl'Alt l ANlil Pol. ? All 'thi f
: holii > .'!<. has t rheii ;eo ; i our c uihty,
i. iliier Harnett, a ) nug in ui ah . :t lv.cn t)
! one yt ars if age. \.'as kiilc.l Sunday mornj
ijig by I t.ivcr Hester, who had married
I5.inii.tt s >iiter. The t - p it is thai iles,
trr was whipping his little eld! 1. ai> nit a
\ tr aud a hail' old. and llaruelt rctnoiistru
it t '.Htli him and said ho oitgii t a <t t?? whip
a ..tile child that way. and that one Word
i>:' u 1. t i a another until lies'.- j irked Uli
a t n Mir \ iu.v lying ii :ir liini iu tiio yard
an 1 threw it at Harnett, striking him on j
the s: le I ih - head ah >W .n i to th ' rear
of the ear. i he blew caused his death. A I
Warrant has Le t ll issued lor 11 estel'. hilt he i
iiis i.ni been arrested, lie i- a voting man
n it more than twenty-three \a irsohl. lie
. . " I
\ lu :i a ! y. was severely tt.jtis tl by a team j
liiuniii-' aw.iv wil t -t iv. ..... 1 -- 1
j -jVM 'l|? * II 111 I'll
i \ ! : \ i.il }c:u? i thr-nxin^ him
it. i'o \V as r.tlTir-i I i !i' (nl:tr\ .->
wis . !. li'tii iiti- -l "tVi-i ii uwh- They
liVfl ii--.ii" i W i'i .-jvul.? ( 'I'li/nt'i
.S ,< i f ftiii,
c
i ii r iiit;:jt :i 111> 1 n c i!! < 1 axvnv
i_' ii.i by !.111 iijk 'I lice iot"
:i i c ;! i in it i - - lii v :i I iii 1 r > k <.* 11 I hi"
M In . > 1..-it! I i ;f' t . 1. t >, tImt
in" f-.i\ - 11 I - j !i\11 * i ?0*1ill.: (l-.ivn, a:iu 1
1 ; ' l
that li.?: ii his hc. i. i< eeixn <1 in b .1
! I- . S ! I ti. . il. Ml lii- li'.itiO -1 a
11i nr< ' l liiftiii-i. il in >\ b (b it he
. t. ns aiv 1 xvillidr.iwn ?
jr .a ii. .' i :.ii iii - i i I: i ii th licit j
no (.torn ii. ? .!. !.. It. in .! j i>' i i'iir>n>
?
L
t ! 1111 i \ . ii \ I \V il.'. f . il. II. < a bilj j ?'l
II.Ill \n'l 111 It-I r it III I "I l"l?l*Lj I'l-I. j
Juiiuiix ill 11111 ]>.iws liiu Luilci.' I
JOHN I!
DIOAI.I
^ISlSrr
I ' ' \ ?????~ V""-'
Aif <kn( iV>s* i\ 11 iv in
WAGONS AN.
I niii still selling the celebrated TKN
w.'iio.N m..i the inn Mitrs m*<;(
lit iti IKS. 1 have just icccivod
A NEW L< >T ( >K r.l'ddlK
with mul without tops. m l s une nice famil
Wagon.-. \e., width i will sell CHI
-ASH 1 can sell a llupyy for ?o.~> upv
every Wagon and IJiiggv I sell 1 fully '
every respect. I also keep Single and I
well sell as cheap as you can buy in New Yo
Call and examine lor yourselves and get j
1'uggy and Wagon Depository is on Main sti
i n; ii iv
FOR HARD TIMES!
? ?
THE UNiON TIMES
nu?!
Demorcst's
TLLUSTIJATHI) D
^lONTIIf.V H
Wi'li Twelve (.'lit 1'nper I'nlleriis of Your
Own Soloelion tunl of Any Size.
HOTE9 I?I 1? 1.9< AT lO.VN 3 YEAU
ss.ao. s:t.r>o.
DEMOREST'S
THE BEST
OF ALL THE MAGAZINES.
(VuMiiiiiijr Sii.iio--. l'nciiis ami other Literary
attractions. o<mil>i 11 iti^r Artistic. Scientific ami
lioiiselioM matter*.
111 u-1 l.i 1 o< I \v i ii Original Steel Engravings,
Photogravures. Oil l'ieittrcs atel tine
Woodcuts, making it tlie Model
Magazine of Ainer'u t.
entitling the tint.for fn tne votechfdi ollllEU.
I? \ *r r I. i? v : 11. . ? .
, .i i ii,u.\ iiiiiMriiic<[ 111 t lei: 1111 ill > aii<l in
ANY SIX!!.
I>I:MOUKST S MONTHLY i- juolv iniiilc-l
tin* Woi-M'k Miijru/inc. Tito Wjrcst in
I'l-riii. tin- I. ii '/? -i in I'irriiluiiiiii. :111<i i'iv 1n??i
TWO Uullat* Mnjrnzitiv Umic<I. ! ? will l?e t litTw.
iity-!-cc ii-1 y- .u -T ii~ j nl-li- ii: -n : it i- cciilinn.-illy
iin|-i"? \ I ?i!: I i'\;? ii>ivcly a* in place
it in ilic Ir>'iii l ink -i| Fitinih I'rs i-iilieaN. ;11. 1
i*i|ii:il in any Ma-ra/iiie. It i-niiiain- T'J pnj_v?.
iii _ iiimiiii. xII.J incites, rli-pmily prinioil
nml fully illiisiriiH><l. ru'-'.Nlic I l?y W. Jennings
L>ciii-.it$i. N? iv Y--i!..
Anil i?y Special Avrrci'iuriit i'oinbiiu-ii uiili
THE UNION TIMES,
AT per vi-ak.
jREMOVAL.
T ii Ai,\\sin\i
-m. a. I 1H.J 1 11 UV/ll
lnls rcniovol Iii*
GROCERY STORE
To llic I'uiMiujt ui'im.'ilv t nj*i* <I l?y W. I!.
I?a?i?. \?!;cs'0 It- I.vip- always'>n lian-l
GROCERIES.
CONFECTIONERIES,
CANNED GOODS,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Ainl, in lact, cveryl'iin^ Ko|>t in a lirsi class
lirvcery Siitc.
AlTrrnTTn Ri'llll-miKT/d )I(1 L (Mil
fllWdjfw u i'? not lie undersold.
Nov 'J7 17 fpin
i
II \01 ?AM |
. / I j Tlio in "si popular j
1 If , ninl satisfactory Cur- i
./ > . net if r ? >i a r M s j
\y-"~ '' i Health, t'niiilort
| nn I Mctrann* ol"1
i I lor,"? Kcl
, i I Madam Fnv'c
'vy ! Improved
y CORSET jind |
Skirt Suppor-!
;>tcr.
V; \ It i> | iri ictilnrly ,
i, J :i I ij lr I iti I lie j.i v> |
it ?i v ic <i" .in - anil lias ll>? cn lorscnifnt oil
milieut Pliy*i? s ? '*
For >;.ilc t'V
FuSl'FK & u I l.lx INS.
L'uivju, i-. L
u( ) i )( i 1^11>
i is?
Wagons,
nTjjjSr Buggies,
Harness
n,,,!
, iMi'ito \'i:u
/[f\y Farming
Implements,
tls oi* 3[aeliiiierv.
I) BUGGIES.
k'iirds, ami CoIiiiiiImis ISuiriry Co s
warrant in WARRANTED BUGGIES.
)t>ublo Huiijiy ami V\ ajjoii 1 iariie.-s which I
rk or Baltimore.
inci'sj on the quality of yoods I sell. My
ect, opposite tlio Depot.
JOHN RODGER.
? tiie ?
vision times
J O B
Siting OYTI?
:30:
My Elegant New
JOB PRESS
hasarrived,andisnow in complete j
working order. I have also^receivcd
a large assortment ot .lol>
Type, Holders. Ornaments and
other materials of the Latest
Styles, and am now prepared to
do all kinds of
Job Printings.
IX THE REST STYLE or WORK M ANSI 111*.
AT THE SHORTEST XoTICE.
AX I) ri'OX THE REST STOCK.
?C MY PRICE,S C?
\
Shall he as low a< those of fipar|
tauburg, Columbia, Charleston or
Atlanta, and 1 am determined to
giro
AS GOOD WORK.
I
MR. L. H. BOSSE,
jin excellent gentleman, and a
i competent workman of many
years experience, lias charge ol
my Printing Olliee, and will sn!
.ill 1..1. a'?i. i
mi ./KK ?? ui k nunc in
the ollico. 11 c is also autliorizcil I
to contract tor .lob Work.
R. M. STOKES.
R. W. T I N S L ? Y.
WATClIMAKEIt AND JEWELEll,
MAIN STi;Ki;r, I NioN, S.
I
f ~ I' 1. 1' A < I.I ? AM' IV I <.I.A-?l.-\.\ -PI > IA 1.1'W'
FECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED AT ANY TIMS 1 .
1
roi: n\i: <;<>!.h u \ / c/u;s, />/.i mo.\i> i 1
I,
;.7.\v;>-, nxs. i: u; in;?rs, nr.
r
11 R.ST GOODS. LOWUST PRICKS.
\1.1 iI l<? i I ' nr.
Grand Republic,
CI<;ahk< >?*.
r
rinl
OUR TRADE MARK,
A. 1.. .v 1' K to."
ATLANTIC 0&V3T >.I8E,
PASiKXOL U DFPAiVl'.ILNT.
'miimii'ji'in A. (. / ',*/. -/> 1 SSiJ.
FAST LINK
? BETWEEN ?
Charleston aiul Columbia and
Upper South Carolina.
CONDENSED SCiiEETJLE.
tiOINIi liDIMi
>v i:s i. i:\st.
T.'.M A. M, i.v. ..< h l.-tnii,S. t"... \r. > 1*. M,
H.:ll ' ..l.unrs, ... 7.? > "
tt.d'S " " ..Sumter, " ... " 1- "
1O.40 \r. ..?".>111inr iu, ' ... I.v. -VT '
51.OJ I'. M. '..Uinn>ii ?)," ... is
I.IS " hcstCf. ... 'J I ".
ii.(l"i " ^.Yorkvilie, 11 I7.01
" " . l.nii?M?rv.. ... 7 1 ?' \. M.
; ,..ii"iiv iiiii P. M.
j.l-? " :..( harlotto N.C... " i .t i' "
1-J. IS P. M Ar. ..Nowb r.v.S.C... I.v. I P. M
'J. 42 ' " ..?Iii on ?.v i ... pj. 1 I
li..Jil " " ..Laurens, " ... 11 i lOA.M.
1.47 ' J " ..Anderson ... 10. Ell
Jj.;!"> ' ..tlrocnv i.:r' .... " j |.*i
? ; LWalhalla, ...! i s.. <>
4.10 ' j ' |.. Abbeville " ...J jl 1 .(?."
". JO ' , ..Spanb'g ... " [P-MO
7.1" ? ; ' ll'nds'villeN.C.i ? 7.0OA.M.
Soli 1 Trains bet \\ u'M huric*:on & IVhnnbia, S .C
ami Columbia an 1 1 icndersuuvtllo.
Special Parlor Cars aiinrhrl to ibis train I c>
tweeu Charleston at I Columbia. No extra
charge for seat i:i the e cars to passengers
holding l-irsl Class tickets.
F. my ink, T. yt, J:MI:kson',
lieu'l Sup'l. tien'l Pass. A gen
RICHMOND ?z DANVILLE R.R.
tlllliliNVll.Li: C. Cttl.c. ILIA DIVISION.
rASSEKGEK L'iil'ARIUENT.
t'oi.t >uia| o. t'., May "Jill.,
} r & J ' ? - -4u oil
On an-l am r A!:;;. -ml. I - * '. 1 :i-viij:t r Tritin
will run us lii/row it it imlicatc I sijiuti thin i.on.l
ami its branches.
... ..1, ..Xliil'i Sl'.Ml.Wo.
:; if i'.\.-si:xtii.K.
Leave S. t . .'miction 10.-0 a in
Leave Columbia ' .x G 1' It'.'Jo a in
Leave Alston I i. I > ji in
Leave Newberry IlLIs j> m
Leave Ninety-Six !' -.?>:! j> ii
Leave lle<lg*.s :;.( ji m
Leave Helton 1.11 j in
Arrive tit Greenville .... >.' > |> in
.N... ,vj polVX I'A-SS N'.i 11.
Leave Greenville at 1"> a in
Leave Helton 11.to. a in
Leave llo>lges 1-.17 |> in
Leave Ninety-Six 1> l.li' i> in
Leave Newberry " j> in
Leave Alston .< > J- in
Arrive at Columbia >.! ? m
81'AHTANHl ltd, UNIwN i l ill I'll Y\ \ jj_ 'j ma
No.;.; I r.N,.; i:.
Leaves AU-n , p
i - j. m
sliellon l'j
: I -.A |, m
1 "ion !> 1 ;,ii ,,
. '":>vi;ie -Jx-Jpin
I A r i*i vi* ??t >?...... ... - ?
, ?? I ' I' "I
lv>. J i\. n l'.\- i k.
Lf.ivc >( Ml. il. :.i. . i.\ !'. !> p..: ... !.'< ' .'. i.i
ia a I. a i . IV ' . I : ? ! 11 1" ill
Ikik'.ivilli I l'! j- i.i
I :.i..n 1' ! !' ;> in
S.'iiiiuc '.l '-' > i> in
Slll'lli.M - j? i ?
>ti..?hvr- :: i- in
Arrives at Alston I ?"? l> in
I.A l' KF.NS i'? A i I.iI<1A t>.
Leave Helena {> in
Arrive at ilintoii |> i.i
Leave i linluii ">.l"> ;> i t
Arrive ill Laurens < i: il.iio n 11
Leave Laurens i . ii Id a in
Arrive ai llinluii ln.il>' a m
Leave Clinton ln.ii > a i i
Arrive at Helena i'-'.00 a in
AliliLViLI.I-: LLANl'il.
l.e ive llo-ieo ".1" ]i in
Arrive at ALI.evillv Lin |> i >
Leave ALLeviile 11.!>-"? a m
Arrive at lie i:/>> !-.i'-> a in
i.:.i i. \i? %;. anI:I;AMI
l.or.vo !' ('ii.ii '.I'. ; i>?
Leave Airler>'iii -i.l'i ji i.i
Leave IVinLeloii "J ? in
Leave ?l1?IVCil . I'' \> :.i
Arrive a! V.'aiii;'.'.i i j> lit
I,rave N'i ailtaili >.;'.<> a I.i
Leave Senov i " .1 la
I.rave I'eiiileiuii a in
I .erne Airlersoii 1" a t > i
Arrive at lJelli.ii 1".' V a in
i ?>NN i'.t i i<
i Iom: t xii:. ir.i ; - ii . 'iri ie ai cv v. it it
II. ?\ I'. I.. I. ! r Allan! : at. i i.ey >11 .
Willi liie lilt < *v. 1 i11 i I*:ii!1 ir. Ill
t'linrlesti n.
Willi \Vi!i:uii;:lii|i, t ". luin'ia ail.I " m. t:v
liailioal iVri.i W i! :.11.t ii ! ! ail - A ;l!i
t hereof.
\\??!t Hiir: (' I'jiiil.iii : : ! AiiiriMa 11:t51
roft.l from Cliarliitti :ui*lnll|i ;?ls North ill roof
It. vvllli Aslieville nti<1 ^j.fivlanliur^ La. r. .-I
(or j- in:> i.i ' i t'" a North t'arc.lit.a.
( . \\ r \. lie I 1 '"n , I ' . air I !\ L. I!fi -m
ill i .ihi en!!> an 1 \.e t.
j j. t' ;; is . :i' I . ! 'iv .. i! I 11 '
Xtlnila :i:s ! i
\\ nil A.m.. I ? . 1 iV., II. Jlli'l !>. il. i;. r??
,11 >ini- S.-uili ju. i XX.
i'. Willi ? ?il; C.ip.lni i ilailtoal i'or t i.ur
OS I I'll.
Willi Willi.ill,'! I'ollllii'iiil ; ii 1 All n !a
laiironl l'> r XX ilii.in jli n ti.l I Ii ' . i; i,
W .ill l'i; :i ! (to. I 'iimlii i mi.'I i; . . : i liail
>.> 1 I |'..r ? lii.i i' i i r :m i :li - i: !i
it!i \ \ i 1 * a.. ! . | ., lai.l i.i :! , ;l0:i<l
frolo Ml-:: i< . liv
II Willi A. a. 1 r. !>iv.. i;. an i I . 11.
r>.in ? ion 1 i lo uri ' i i.
li'plorn Sl ni'lai i i'ii . .
< r. i \!.?'(>! 1 . I
l>. ? ' \ i: l<\\ lli, A - -1 I >t IIOI l) r , - i-l . I ' !
A pri i I > II i!
DAVID JOHNSON, or.
A /: / i A' / < / .v > /:/./.< ;
ii ! :j"\ ??:*,? . * S. <
;j>" XX ill pi il l!< I'l I lie ;i11 I I'c11 I ! < 111 !