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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

Sine YEAR of the lastnained bonds Is not giSen)
Also other registered and coupon bonds amount and
Numbers unknown ten $500 bonds Of the Town Of Cor
land. numbers unknown, and other bonds, mortgages
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The choice w0ollen fabrics of all the mar
kets Of the world are found DEyLN co.'s custom
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.os tnr Dsr5nfucA va1ialJns I'M. cr bf Whns
nr., The pefpeudcalaf inA give divisions 81 n- 20. vac
while line itEfere"'
Of he mercury dunn. those hssfa
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept 20, a. ma Sisn m -
alt pressure took place yesterday carly In Tue
Tho temnerature has some what risen. and the amount
of moisture IN the air remains In excess ,,o
A continuance OF fair and slightly warmer wehlher'
with occasional light clouds. may be expected toA!
and some increase OF scattered coudness to-morrow
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p4SSEAGERS ARRIVED.

Tnqs H. bsnnst sidney chad
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
LIGHT variable Winds mostly from the south, warmer
clear OF partly cloudy weather with stationary or lower
pressure.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIIiy.

Al Notices NJ Marriages must be iniorssf rith h'U
name aud address
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Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed In before D. H. To-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
NJ ARR

WALkE"-DUGGlNS- Married on tho 23d
October, 1877, at the residence of the bride S
father, Thos. {. Duggins ESP. Mr.. A. II.
WALKER, of Union, ;. c., to Miss ANNIE DrG-
GINS, of Petra. Sabine County, Missouri, the
kev W. Nj. frottsman officiating.
A number of Mr.. Walkers friends from this
town and Sparanburg assembled at the resi-
dence of his brother, Mr.. n. p. Walker, at Ce-
dar Springs, on Monday night last, to give the
groom and bridea cordial welcome. Our young
friend Travelled long distance for his wife but
we are confident lie will find it the best trip he
ever made. a cordial welcome to the Missouri
bride, and the best wishes of the Grooms nu-
merous friends in this County, for a long, hap
py ard prosperous married life is extended to
both.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

B@%" Omr indeiatgahlc Treasurer has been
kept busy the past three OF four days Before
that, he saya. it was dry busincs nobody paid
Not over one half the taxes have been collected
aS yet, and had the time not been cxtentcd
there would have been considerable grumblng
for the people h"" not Hc money TO poy.
Twelve mere days only is allowed, and we
suggest to all who have not paid that 10y delay.
ing, payment as most people do, to the last few
days. they will be unable to pay before the pen
atty of IL per cent is added. If all were to
come forward promptyit would keep the Treas
urer busy from now 10 the 18th to receive their
taxes AMI write receipts for them. Those who
can should pay up N once. If they do not,
they will only have themselves to blame when
the penalty is added.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS. &C.

pI the Authority given US by law, we the
- undersigned do hereby give notice to all
persons whoms0cver, Except to those to whom
special permission in writing may be given) that
they arc forbidden from entering upon our lands
or premises for the purpose of Hunting, Killing,
or Catching, any Birds, Rabbits. Squirrels, Fox
os, oppossumS, or any other kind of game, with
Dogs GunS' Nets, Traps or nny other devices
used for the purpose of Hunting, Killing, or
Catching any such Birds, Rabbits, Foxes Opros.
sums or any other kind Of game; and that any
act done i'll violation of this notice will be puh-
ishcd TO the extent of the law in such case made
and provided
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
The Markets.

lNIoN, Oct. 3l.-t'0tton--About 800 bales have been
S0i during the past week Prices ranged from to
~ ~ clSh. lishGr prices were paid ON account
toIIMHiA October 3D-'UttUn quict-middlng IOlL,
a lUf,; sales 2OJ. 0|'
~, ilAkLE>IoN, Oct 3O-t"tton quiet and eaSy-mid-
ding lW-; net receipts 1916; sales 800
NEW ORR, Oct 3O-P. M.-COtlon steady uplands
"lo orleans II 3lc safes ,;j; consolidated rc-
cripiS 92,3:i2 Gold duh, at l.O25s.
LIVERPOOL, OFT i0-NOun ton dull and casicr-
midilinE upiani>6I2d middng Orleans 81 sales 900;
speculation and export 1000; receipts 5000 American
2,2IO EmtMrCS Lie ChrapCr
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A Most Excellent Remedy,

ATLANTA. GA, March ~, 1870.
have examined the recipe of Bradfeids Ec-
mule ReyWi0t"r, and from my knowledge of the
ingredients, believe it n most excellent medicine
and well suited to that class of diseases lcsg
mated. have no hesitation in advising its use
and confidently recommend il TO the public.
JOEL BRANIiAM NJ ID.
For sale by all druggists, and by y. IRWIN &
Co., Union.
Oct ~ IN A.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

gay- The Ncwbcrry Ucratd, brings forth Y.
}. Pope, Esq, as candidate for the vacant
Judgeshp of this Circuit Mr.. Pope is n gen
teman of fine abilities and pure character and
while we are decidedly in favor ofseeing Speak
cr Wallace in that position, believing that no
man in the State is better qualified, in every
respect, than he. and no man would be equally
as acceptable to the people, we think the next
best man would be Mr. Pope.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

aay" Farmers who have sold cotton at Gatl-
neys and Spartanburg the past week inform us
that they could have got better prices at Union,
and did no better in their purchases than they
could have done at lrope. If such proof is not
sufficient to induce our farmers to "try home
first, ;" we don know what will be.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

b6r The Premium List and Rules and Regu-
lations Of the Fair published on the fourth
page OF this issue.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

pfA- Butter and Eggs are very scarce in this
market 1t has been many days since we saw
butter on.our table.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
Tho Tlmo Extended


We are pleased to see in the Daily Papers
that "the time for collection Of taxes without
penalty has been extended 10 the 10Th Of this
month. This will be great relief to large
portion of the people of this county. 1t was
impossible for many to pay their taxes until they
had sold cotton, which they could not do before
the middle of October. Then the rush upon
the Tax Collector became grca, that it would
have been impossible for him to collect and re
ceipt for all by tho lst Of this month No pco-
pie are more willing to pay taxes to n govern
ment of their own election than the people of
South Carolina, and the postponemcnt is an act
Of justice as well relief to them. while it will
prove advantageous to the government by insur-
ing fuller collection
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
A Shower of Grasshoppers.

~ oHUWVI OF UTHSsHOppUTS.
Our citizens were aStonshcl last Wednesday
evening. about seven oclock, during a heavy
rain, to find that GrasShoppcrs were falling
about as thick as the rain drops Most of the
varmintS were very large. One person gathered
from the ground fully gallon Of them We
hay" heard of it, raining grasshoppcrs. in ,rhcr
parts Of our country, and had our doubts about
II hut wc are quite satisfied now, and not at
all 'nN;""o ipr any corrnbo,t'iy, cvidcn C.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

-..' .L~, i rnss Co~nartar
former Collector Of Customs for this District,
and better known in this State as the villanous
Editor of the Union, violent Radical paper
published in Columbia during the reign Of the
thieves is defaulter to the General Govern
lscnt to the tune of two or three thousand dol
lars. He drew money from the government to
pay salaries Of deputy Marshals and for alvcr-
tising, but never paid the parties to whom it
belonged. Oh he is a beautiful specimen of
Ralicalism.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02
FOR THE LADIES

NJ + are now prepared TO furnish you with
vr an sizes Of our CELEBRATED TWO
- -. ioNEp MD GLOVE" at 80 Gents. In
three weeks time We have handled IOI dozen of
these Goods. And during the fair we call YOUR
especial attention to his lire toecther with our
inmcnS" stock Of Dry Goods which we arc now
ohorinS at figures hat defy competitions
SPEARS & COTTON,
Vow H >,
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nss- Rice, McLure & Co., have got all colors
of Tarleton, just suited for dresses for the COM
ing Hop at the Fair Grounds.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby giv"n to all persons in
~ debted to W. ID. II mphrics and to the
hrm OF llumphricS x Hill, that all their Notes
ana Accounts have been placed in the hands Of
samuel ). Stokes Esq, for Collection.
nh persons indebted must come up and settle
either in Cash or by note by the first of Dcccm.
Der next.
By so doing they will certainly save costs.
JOHN RODGER Assignee.
Union Oct. 2G 1877. - tf
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VIC MUST CoLLECT

hlR Notes and Accounts are in the hands of
~ Mcssrs. Shand Munro for Collection
We had the misfortune to lose heavily by the
hrc OF June Sd, and must have money to COM
mence business again.
QUIZ FRl ENDS will como up prompt
ly anu give US II shove up the hill.
GIBBES & Co.
Nov . AZ Or,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

John i. Mckissick .
w. A. Mccormick,
A. W. Thomson,
W. l.. Palmer,
w. I. Thomson,
VIM. Sinclair.
i. VI. Whitesidcs,
Thos. Hcluc. Jr.
Columbus Davis,
W. j. Mc!.urr.
oct. ~ 1877.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

Bfas- President Hayes is Of opinion that the
Republican party in this State can be galvanized
into new life upon an honest basis. lie thinks
that ex-congressmen Simeon Corlcy, of Lcxing-
ton, and Jas. II. Goss, of this Country, could
rally the masses of that party and achieve a
victory. Our dear President is too latc--the
party has been dead ever since Hampton an
nounccd that stealing from the Treasury had
stopped. The Republican party never could be
rallied, or even kept in line upon an hoacSt ba-
sis. Ii the President would announce that the
party should enjoy the 'fvc years more of good
stealing promised by honest John, W. might
fear that some of the old leaders would come
back and reorsanize the party in South Carroll
ma. Perhaps, after Patterson and Cardo2o
Chamberlain and Nash, Parker, and Il few 9TH
ers of the old leaders have served their time in
the Peniten'iary, they may be able to make an
etfort-but not on an honest basis.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

The Russian Court invited Dr.. Aver and his
family to the Archdukes wedding in the Royal
Palace This distinction was awarded him not
only because he was an American, hut also be-
cause his name as n physician had become fa-
vorably know in Russia Oh its passage round the
world.-Pucblo (C"L) People.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

\ VERY Coon REAsoN.-The reason why only
one sample bottle of MERRELLs IErATINE for
the Liver will he sold to the same person, for
ten cents, by our Druggist, GiBBES CO., is
because of the enormous expense Of importing
the Ucpatinc into this country; but rs there
fifty doses III The largc-sizg- It seems
two cents per dose is cheap enough after All Tor
medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver COM
plaint. All who have not had 4 sample bottle
are entitled To one for ten cts. at GiBBES 4
cos Drug store. Three doses relieves any case
Of dyspepsia, constipation, Indigestion or liver
complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles,
fifty doses, 81 90.
pel- 10 Cent Sample Bottles Merrclrs lIepa-
tine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rup for the Throat and Lungs, at GIBBES &
CO., PIT
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

Ctr TnIs Our. IT May SAVE YOUR LIFE.
There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather than
pay - cents for a bottle of medicine that would
cure them. Dr. a. BosCnEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wondrOus cures astonishes
every that try it. If you doubt what we
say in print, cut this out and take it to your
Druggists, Gibbcs 4 Co., and get n sample bot
tic for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will re-
licvc you. Regular size IS cents.
Nov AZ 2w
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EsIs" Mr.. VI. +. Eison has rented the privi-
lcge Of having refreshments for sale on the Fair
Grounds during the exhibition, and has erected
suitable building for the purpose. lie will
keep Oysters, Fish, Ham and Eggs Coffee, Fruits,
&C., and attentive walters will attend to the calls
of Ladies and Gentlemen. His charges will be
very reasonable and his refreshments will he
cooked in the best style and served in the most
attractive manner.
Ladies' will he waited in any part OF the
exhibition building
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

Thos. Kelly,
James Holder,
Is. II. Rice,
Jessie I. Fincher,
John Il. Smith,
Samuel. cl..iIOw ell,
a. McNcacc.
William &. Fowler.
Daniel Nc\cacc.
Jefferson DaviS.
- If
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Austin G. Co.

| Austin G. Co.
We have neither time room this week to
| say what we think about this firm. We can
only ask those who visit Spartanburg to read
| their advertisements ani Govern themselves
| accordingly" Wo can vouch for each member
of the firm being gentleman. Unlike other
Merchants of that town, they come out openly
in a business like MANNER, and ask for the pat
ronage of their friends in Union, and are will
ling to pay literally to secure it. They are the
men to be relied upon.
gyiS" The two papers in Camden which were
amalsamated in July last and since then pub
lished under the joint name of Journal anil Ga
zctte, have dissolved partnership. Mr.. F. p
BEARD, young man of tai mt and industry, re-
sulnes the editorial and business control of the
G"zeNe and MIR. Trantham takes exclusive
charge of the Journal. They are good papers,
published by good men. and we sincerely hope
each will have good time.
Committees for tho Fair.
The following Committees have been handed
to us by the superintcndcn.s of those depart
ments for publication.
PLOEGHING
Committee:
Il. b. Lyons, chairman, j. 4. Douglass Farr
VI. Bates, W. {. Dunn, \. X. Aughtry, G. s.
Gregory, Jesse Bishop.
UOLSEUOLD DEPARTMENT.
W. A. NIcnoLsoN, Superintendent.
Committee
Mrs. ". 7. Thompson, Mrs. JAS f. Ellis,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Stokes Mrs. J. =. McKissick, Mrs.
r. W. Tinscy, Mrs. }. K. Minter, Mrs j. ID.
Eppes.
NEEDLE IND F1NCT work DEP1Ry
WENT
EEN l. G. CIIIrnnn Snnnrin,nnhnnt
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Thoughts for Farmers.


We extract the following timely suggestions
that ever lived in this County-one who has
done much if not more than any other man
in he State for the improvement of its agricul-
ture: 'F
81 have justhesa reading the Times, and won
dering II thG pathetic nppelas of the Secretary
or the tempting bill of fare, will draw together
the farmers of the county; and whether they
will go to the Fair with desire and determination
to profit by what they see, or to grumble because
things were not managed to their notion. Will
they look at the Agricultural Implements the
seeds, fruits vegetables, &C., with view to i'm
provements, or just look at the thing as big
show got up for amusement or the benefit of
few '.book farmers"
have noticed, moreover, that eieren tracts or
lots Of land advertised for sale in its columns,
and only two advertisements Of produce for sale,
by farmer-by n farmer, too, who reads Agri-
culral papers, and has, moreover, put his wits
to work and invented an implement by which,
with one muls and plowman. he can do the
work of two, and do 1t etlicicntly-albeit, his
neighbor just across the fence, can't see it. No
wsnder thaeyhe has seed Oats and seed Wheat
for sale
BeA- We have received too late for this issue
two capital communications One of them is
from "Barley," in reply to "Grange, alias Pac-
olet," the other from highly valued friend ard
a most Intelligent farmer, on feeding horses and
mules.
Nothing would delight us more than to be
able to make the TIMES first class Agricultural
journal.
1t could be DONE if we could get the farmers
of Union to support it better, both by subscrip-
tons and contributions to Its columns. And
there would be 10 fear of its dying, for the
meagre patronage already given il has kept 1t
alive, with only our own feeble pen to write for
it. If good agricultural writer, like BARLEY"
would take charge of its Agricultural depart
mcnt for one year. for the Lovc he has for Tie cause
Of Southern agriculture, we believe we could pay
him salary the second year. Will amy one
undertake it?
Cheap Stoves.
If the weather continues warm much longer,
there will be little for stoves or firewood III
this section but it is very probable that in a
few days, or. st ,Icst, - -" ",--ss-sAall AS
calling for fires, it is the part of prudence to
prepare for it. In the purchase of stoves every
body seeks for the best article at the lowest price,
as was evinced by person from Sraranburg
few days ago He had hunted Charlotte and
Spartanburg for stove that would suit him in
quality and price, and finally found that our
friend JAS. H. Rodgcr, at Union c. H., was the
only man who could fill tn bill to suit him. lie
said Mr.. Rodgers stoves were of better quality
AMI ctAc>pan tta y agy he lmQ seep. Of course ne
purchased here.
The tables are turning: Instead of Spartan
burg selling goods to Union, the prices of goods
at Union arc so low that Spartanburg people are
coming here to buy.
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Two negro jurymcn after agreeing to ver-
dict in Williamsburg Court against the County
Commissioners, denied, on being polled, that
they had done any such thing. They were ar
rested for perjury.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

4 CAROLISA VINE CRoP.-Mr John T.
Schmidt, eur encrprisng citizen and baker, is
now busy gathering his crop of grapes about
one full acre Of the finest white Scuppernonp.
lie has drawn of six hundred Gallons, and OK -
poets to save fully iwo hundred gallons more
Is this not wonderful rcturn from one acre =
U0y|wyi"U SoVfhrrHrr.
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IND F1NCr WORK DEP1RJ
UENT

REV. Il. G. CLIFFORD, Superin cndcnt.
Committee:
Mrs John Rodgcr, Mrs :. W Porter. Mrs.
Jas. Munro, Mrs. Ann Gillian. Mrs W. A.
Nicholson, Miss Sallic Farrar, Miss Mary Wal
lace.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

rG9. Mr.. Winchester Graham, the courteous
and efficient Chief Clerk in the Comptrollcr-
General office, LETT Columbia on the Cars OH
Saturday last to visit his plantation near Ham
burg, and telegram was received ut Column
bia the next day stating that he had died that
morning, from injuries received in getting oil
no ,rntp
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HeA. We have devoted the greater part of our
paper this week TO the Fair. After that is over
we intend making THE Times more interesting
than il ever has been
The regular sessions Of Congress and our
State Legislature will commence in few weeks,
then we shall have something of greater inter-
est 20 our readers to publish.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

TuE NOVEMBER ELECTIoNS.-State elections
will take place on Tuesday, November 6, as fol-
lows Maryland, Comptroller of the Treasury,
onc-half of the State Senator's and mem
bers of the House Of Delegates Virginia
State officers one-half of the State Senator'S
and members Of the House of Delegates Penn
sylvania, State Treasurer, Auditor General
and members of the Legislature New York
State officers, with the exception of Governor
and Lieutenant Governor and members Of the
Legislature; Massachusetts, Wisconsin and Mis-
sisippi, State officers and members of the
Legislature.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-11-02

No MONEY AND THE CAUSE OF IT.-Notwith-
standing the bountiful cre ps and the large
amount of cotton already marketed, the times
still continue hard, and money is almost as
scarce as it was in the middle of the summer
The merchants complain that there is but little
trade, and that for what cotton and produce
they buy, they have to pay the cash and cannot
barter their goods. This is, TO great extent,
due to the credit system, which our people have
been pursuing, :hc farmer has eaten up his crop
before he produced it, and if he sells to any
other than his creditor, he must have the mon
cy. Then the guanO bills must bc paid, and last
but not least the taxes are bound to come And
so it goes on year after year. The farmer has
no money when his crop is harvested and sold,
and us all the world is dependent upon him,
everybody but the bloated bondholder, suffers
with him. Hence the hard timcs.-GreenrHle
NsWs.
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A RETURNED LIBERIAN.-The following from
the Aiken Courier-jOurnak doubtless refers to Z.
ID. Hayne, former Senator from that county:
1.-The little Senataire, it was rumored about
town, has just returned from Liberia, confirm
ing all the glowing reports about the COW tree,
the molasses fountains, &C., &C., for which that
wonderful land is famed. But unuckily for
our columns the senator was no where to be
found, but our reporter was assured, however,
that he had returned, and for very good rea
son. 1t seems they havea law ordinance and a
clause in the constitution Of that country pro-
hibitng any and all persons from inheriting
the kingdom, voting, holding office or obtaining
citizenship in the land, save those in which
courses the real smonpure blue blood OF the
African race consequently, all things consd-
cred, and inasmuch as it is fig leaf country,
and no necessity for winter suits, it was no place
for the little senator