The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-08-03

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Liberal discount made to merchants and others adrcr
Obituary Notices Of ten lines or less inserted free
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Ray- Last Monday the Brick Machine turned
out 100 bricks in fhy:doe minutes
Bssl- We are pleased to see our friend Mckis-
sick once more upon his feet and walking the
streets.
nrA. Capt. J. G. Winsmh, member of the |
Spartauburg bar, died at his residence on Tues
day, last, of brain fever.
psS" G. W. Dwight and corps will commence
the ex Experimental survey ofthe Chester and Union
Narrow Guage railroad next Monday
Procure n bottle of Thrnshs consumptivc cure
and lung restorcr, and stop that dreadful cough.
Trial. soc 81 so. Sold by all Druggists, and by
A. IRWIN & Co, Union.
mas- Mr.. Grant is hauling rock for tho foun-
dations of McNcncc and Davis new buildings,
while other contracts have been made to rebuild
upon other lots of the burnt district.
EEay" On our first page will be found de-
scripton of trip to Tryon Mountain. II is
worth reading.
On OF, fourth page is an account of tho Strk-
ers riot in Pittsburg.
aas- Right Rev. Bishop Howe will make his
annual visit to this parish on the 18th of this
month lie will administer the solemn ordi-
nance Of confirmation and conduct Divine SER
vices on the Sunday following.
nsa- Hon. George Buist, who held the Office
of Ordinary for Charleston District for twenty
,wo years, and was ever held in the highest es-
4mAiAn hx a all VIII" kn:T ~. E;S lin. sH .as of n years
Bsa. We regret to learn that Miss Madora
Littlejohn, one Of the most amable young Ia
dies Of this County, daughter of the late DR..
Thos. Iittlcjohn, died very suddenly last We'd
nosday night, near Glandyburg, aged about %
years.
asa- On Sunday last in Columbia, the thcr-
momctcr went up to % in the shade and 10 in
the sun. On the same day the thermome cr
stood at % in the shade, at this place, and we
thought that was hot enough for all culinary
purposes.
n6l. The news from the Eastern war is very
unreliable, but there is little doubt that the
Russians are getting the best of the fight. There
Is still some apprehension that England may
find il necessary to take part in it. If she does,
HsQ- The Strikers, in the North and North
cast are returning TO work. In the Southwest
they are still holding out, but doing no other
mischief. In most instances where strikes are
kept up, il is supposed tina. the rsters driven
frsn Pittshurg are at the bottom Of them Most
OF the hailroads have resumed their regular
trains. Most Of the trouble is now in Ohio.
~" SOW Believing to Mr.. John Eiscn, bit
ten by mad dog on the both of May, was at
lacked with rabies on the 10Th of July-jjust
two months-and died the following day.
valuable yard dog belonging TO Col. |. q.
Mckissick Of this town, was on Monday last
discovered with symptoms of rabies foamng
"t the mouth and glaring eyes-and shot.
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gsS" Through the kindness of our PROMPT
paying subscber, Mr. III. II. Burgess, We have
received a sack of truly fine Flour, ground at
Mr. John McCarly's Mil--formerly known as
the DR.. iIerndon Mill-in Ncwberry County,
We are truly pleased to find that the mills of
this and the adjoining counties are yieinc with
each other in the quality of the Flour they nuke
Stick to that spirit, gentlemen and you will
profit by it.
GeD" IL Is strange how many Of the County
and city papers begin now to look upon the Char
lesion Ne,rs and Courier as we did over two
years ago. When we attacked that paper for
voluntarily stepping to the rescue of Cardozo,-
then charged with the same offence for which
he is now under S2O 900 bond-most of the
county Editors defended the course Of that
Journal, and asked-''if we can't rely upon the
Wees anal Ceuyier, who can we rely upon %
Change Of Schedule.
On and after next Monday the Schedule upon
the ). U. & G. ard 5. and A. Railroads will be
changed as follows:
The up'train will arrive at Union six minutes !
later, /. e., +, arriving at Spartanburg O.
Passengers will remain at Spartanburg all night |
and start for the head Of the road Henderson,
vile and Ashevile, at o clock the next morn. |
Ing. This change is made for the convenience and
comfort Of passengers, who will be able to reach