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, 1877-12-01

FREEFoHr, ILL.,, Nov. 27.-Although II II rather
lato IL send for plants with tho expectation Of hAv
Ing them bloom we'll this winter, II " not too iate
fer asloveIy Display ot chofco varleqhted foliage.
Al! Of the best totsts pack p]artstn such manner
that there Ia no danger OF their ffeozng In transit
The gofanlum family nlono furnishes sufficient
variety to delight tho heart Of Flora hofsclf. I
havs In my collection seventy varieties, including
trt-colors, tronkts, double and single blooms
OF tho latter tho choicest arc "Whto Clipper, ~
"Nosalty" pink, ''Aurata Strata " (salmon),
''Jean ss1sy "tscatlet), and "l1a'dee " tun.
gcntal. or tho doubles, tho dwarf varlotios arc
ths oa!1 onss snsb'e for ~ndo" culture rtss
!saimcn,. il il ! constant and most pro.
fa;e b!oomse The e. "Antora snd ,,n;4, .Jsw;
eses s:fs e. '?'ss' 1t hssS
os %s oss a ss s:s Ct hs@ IL .s
Lovely pink blossom, but 1t II rather coarse grow
t. q te5ssa Pesa.s pe,oS as 9a
esta, !. Lsiy caium,:: 'chsslss Kapier," nd
s shScS 81 IL odsn s'
~a $ ba?Rs ahsssA ss sssf sse'ss
81 &C. s. In shs IL Sy ssa
!hln:s tIa: ~ q sssa;;; DO ~ ret tssxst . ~
sy !?' sRsss r. s:ss
ma les, arsp .hi:s viz s;
% havo roso pesaulu.; fot ie.vss In osaaast..
tlums deliYht In tho sunshine. Il makes the rod
nicely. .rooted plants Of Ilost Of mo above. mad
varieties bo obtained at tho rate OF ave or sx
j found my ..Novelty," which Is decidedly tho
gtsoa: house ea Ws.t Lsks s;Isst; aesr ihs Paik:
tn =" ri,@.s. ~ is,.s nttn.r ~ rosc. fon, ~ he
, 1877-12-01
Fern-Ltoaf on Her Trnvel8~..Win-
ter Horticulture.
Deronda's Delirious Dream - Sour
8irup--Whooping Cough.
Table nAnners..-Franklln's Opinion OF
Corper...Sermon on Gossip.
Birds aud T1owers..-The True House.
wifs--Hoots and Flowers,
A Workingwoman's Home-rrame +
Ggar-Lighters-Oontra1to Songs.

NOvEMDEn's LESSON. ,
BIlndtngly the snow II falling
Failing thickly. falling fast;
And, like Winters herald calling.
Shouts tho loud Borean blast
Wlthcscd leaflets, naked branches.
Tell that Summers refgn II Ger:
Binds sweet music, breath OF douors,
Woo Us to the te1ds NO more.
YEARLY tho traveller tRrncth-
Constantly In thought raturns
TO the distant, dcar.lovcd hoarthetone =
Where his homc.1rc brightly burns.
Many mother, poor and widowed,
Clasps her babcs with ehnddcring dread,
Knowing all TOO well tho bitter,
CeAsciess strife for daily bread.
tits the timu OF wsnt and eadneas,
Plnchlng need and wishcring wo,
When old Winters 1ee- clad legtona
Forth 10 rout and riot 60.
Shivcring, poor homeless wretehes
Sock rndc shelter iron, ths storm.
PFnying God, as Irsf Of n,esclcs.
To protect and keep them lrotm.
Men Of wisdom, be 80 thoughtfull
Men Of gold. your pnrse-stEinRs loosdi
God hath given .on wealth and knowledge.
Not TO hoard tbcm, but TO nsc.
in the worlds great almshouee, dulles
ThroME you now on every side;
Mcc, them t,rnvcly. and reap blessings
Gtor,ous IL the feld ia wide.
OnASpxA OLpwAYs.
cr,rAao. Eov. %. 1877.
, 1877-12-01
PARTICULARLY FOR THE GIRLS.
1HAtAa Editor Qf 1AH Ttt1Hak.

bsExk, Nor. 2a.-Attes Fcsdla2 70 many letters
on MdeEsas topiea Ia Tbs Aoma, the thought h1t
come 10 ue that should iIks TO wEtts some letters
to tbs girls.-ths young, thoughtful, hopefu latrs
who afe Just now looking forward 10 ths futass,
asking, ''Wnat ~. l 70 do; what shall ba my part
In this busy woildr' Too many of you think, /
verc only I taan would do this, Or that OF tho
other. but what can = wotaaa dot Much, rcty
much, ny dear girls. Tho work that Wonsn nts
caLrl upon 70 ID w4s never bctoru 70 bsoal, 70
tcneaccuL ell.Inx fur suca heroic euersy and
u1Llo purpose CO the part Of every woMAp. And
ilEsi, 70 take every VI you tuat where you a1u
now. where all wunaa's work should begin and
centre. bus by No means cud. what ID wonxn's
sotasr. I'D soss = t. t. san. iss
, 1877-12-01
COUNT JOANNEs-


NtLKe. Mich. Nov, 2a,-Son,s ono from Green
Bar asks Who Count Joanaes Is. lie isaa Engslaa.
man who llvas In Now York City; was tho htnse ..
Avonia Janax, the Aetsess. lie il very effa1'e ana
has baen thought insane frouattda WY 10 eoes ~
law On stHry possible occsson and other eeeenst'0
thlpas hs does. IIe has been su actor. ssss5'n9
tragedy alwsrs Rscently hs took It int hti hssd
that Bothsrn va bu!!saqulng him 10 ~ PIX Il
law, which was not sustained, agalnss Mr: e0:e-
ern le seems 70 court nototSty q snJ s1pf1se, 9.,
lie Affects such lordly. ysanltlequent stylo tnss
be hss been rIcknsmsd "count Joannss" ~
ns1 and nenbsfs Of ths assmatS a.t RE
lad anY ptotanalons be could sua14tn to t1a t1ts
Count, Aa has lived Ia this. country fof n1An'
years. .... a.A....mv
excuse for comiag, ! With to Ell ~ 70 fro1 ii oi
songs ioF ! yoics that eau slnx "fiso - 6tfa,
ress!tsd ~ nsws tS9n5e y ha
tb1tf have recourse 70 this publtc ss9usst. NJ
stldtess u now hilsa. Mich. Z. Z. NAsA-
, 1877-12-01


DEcATun, ILL.,, Nov. 2s.-My dear i}cl1e beach
Nf you will allow u stranger the privilege Of
calling you so), your letter In rcgsed to our
suffering women WAS sonl-harrow1nE. think
yonr views arc inclined tn tbs sentimental. I
think, too. that you have overlooked ono class Of
suffering womens-ont poor hoastktepers,
mothers Of families, especially tho mothers Of
families OF small children, tho wives OF men In
moderate circumstances. tho women who must
work With brain ard muac!o, Sick worn out with
n,nny earus, bnt compelled dny after day 70 60
through an endltss routine OF household tnties,
ie"vings n,{y 81 tsie oncs to to tic % eoli cnarias
Of the wofli. women who wontd glndlv at times
G. r. SONG Of the pabllG Charitable Institution,
tbesoby thcY might secure season Of Tsst. There
arc moro nsothef1 dying annually Of overwork than
the poor ,.sothcrsl iIoana dswn, many 81 shem,
ssSf S'Sx 81 ss: Ss ss,s "a
cnre. The fathers ttrne, and brain. and muscle
needed 10 win bread fot the four or I've depend
wonen who mako hlltss at eight cents aptcce there
arc few competent 0. willing to step forward and
M ps5 q is hs s s h Es1 s1 # st
degrade themselves b. doing housawork, or they
nre too Ignorant or too-lazy. pegrade them
sst II !. I o W.T. 1nsS @
take the lead dftrIng Vice and tnteHpornncc from
ot,r midtt II - esssnse our woisea arc SsA sosks M
Feed boy we'll. teach him woll,. glvc him
a cheerful homo where be 10 atwayE well
conc, and ha will not caaslf be led into
vice. Hnt = well~kcpt fousn requires fAatc
and tnuscle,-n wclt-cooked meal requires brain.
Whnre nro these things 10 Comu ttomf a house,
keepers dnttea arc Numerous and WeaEfng,-too
mitch for pnt woH1an
havo family OF small children. Having had
woman Of sonBo for mothor.-one who could
who therefore had no cencept!o OF tho vnlEns
avc.nton folt by paryenues towards thu housawife'a
ttnt!c., II carly taught tic mysteries and hcau-
ties nf housekeeping. Having tasto and ncccs.
hity for action In another direction, w0ntd will
inG3y. gladly uay liberal vnRoa to any ono Of those
thousands OF STRIVING wOncn IL she be huncse and
capanlu) who will mako her home with nlo and per.
form two. thfJa at the household dutlcs witch
now perform nlonR with n,F professional duties.
Blsc shall hare good bed, good food. 2 room Of
hcr own, aud u kindly hu,c. / think TINT may
women who arc capable and Industrious
II starving oWongn won't work. they ought 10
ataryo. Tho world will be better Of without tacm.
Ifthey don't know how to work, they should be
taught how. We must ostablish schools for prnc.
tically educating women. We must stop pan1pef-
inv silly pride, Which aonds thousands of women
upon tho highway TO tnfanJ. We muat slow theso
needy women that the world neoda them; that
while they suffer for food, other women suffer-
inY from oyerwotk We must talk sense md act
goo1ncss. To all earnest, humane women. wsnt.
hlipin1 hands. We need your tA1to, your brain
md eircngth to make our homes Eappiet. You
shall be sharcrs Ut our hon,es, only help III 70
make them brighter and better. Tho world needs
I carncsl, INTELLIGENT workers, aud what the world
npcds Ills willing TO pay for. CLHAa Efks.
, 1877-12-01

HAxov1., Mich. Nov. 27.-And now comes
DICK Ftag Ia dx 1t al up and seitlo al the n9es
poluts. II hss been considered proper thing 70
do 70 tunfold tho napkin st large" and to use tne
fork considerably In ths right hand bas We ess
nav told that thls " ali vronz, aud BY ono WV
spesks with An sir Of sublime coaadenea, WHICH
tudieates that he Il un4usttlonablJ authority oa
thu subject. ~ least In Ills own estinaAason w
who Il 10 dsclds oetwesn this oracle and otaes;,
who have written before him WIZ equs! 81
forf be heid9 o. mar It bs held elthsr sids up'
Aud should It h4 held with The back of Tho hAoa
, 1877-12-01
FO0T-NEST PLAN.
Tn Inc EfttoY of 17e Tribune.

CHICAGO, Nor. 2s.- Il would like 10 raw N 4,
Old Contributor that = friend Of Minis lately mad.
a foot.rest for her husband, which was not w.
expensive Or delicate. 1nstead Of eanvas vo.lcd
WITH wo1ted, she took furniture reps. dirk .,orn
and embroidered on It her husbands ,nittais i,
c1ondcd red Covcr the material With canvas. and
work over II in tho usual way, afterwards pu!itno
ont the canvas thread 1t a time. Thi. In 70 mu.h
less labor than making tho whole OF CANVAS. .nd
to my mind much pretticr. for nevcr can rcc an,
merit in this "filsng In" and having ali tn.
prrtty part ttono By somo ont eltc. Also, The
cloth usea does not collect and retain du.t 4,
.!tppcra, 40 thst, when M lord Kicked them On ia
them in.Mfcr her to pot them il ''1a mean, % pe =,
course. for who ever beard o. man who Conf X
pat anythtns away n 4. PLACE. cvcn II iii
Now. az for me. Ii nwaJa have pfacc for every.
thing and put everything In it, place; whcn
want anything know just where to and il. II:
Lindsay; alao. "Xut1mn Leaves, ihc vord. 4: 4,
&fsa1 sS'3nn: :' Wssn ysis t5s M
Gomez Int" written 10 for ronssalto ri rms Ia
which !. hte1 tot most sontrsltos. II bcaa.
woua lks to cad add r., ~ yotec 70 9. +. M.'s In de.
almost Invariably make good M setvanss. OF, cou,ss
.,ns hs opppraay to sso IT, n.a. Wi Gnt
of many households. / Affirm such an pplnfon A.
| Tho fcsult Of somewhat extensive ob4eryntIon.
Ladies' too often forget that their servants ars
human beings like themsclvcs. with ths ssmt
physical and mental organlzation. subject to ths
sama passions and emotions. with muscles. il
| mar ho. moro enduring and hardy. hut That ara
capahle nevsrtholesa, Of being pvcrtaxcd SorTants
are too often regarded a. moro machincs, whch
need on1y ho act going 10 do the will OF i'm
owner. And ret they dn not evcn have tha csre
that ts bestowed upon tho machine, which il nos
expected 10 gct Up 1ts own. s.eaa1, do ts 0wn oil.
inG, repair its bfcAkagea land TINT without cea,n,
It's lahor'. and run sscff. indenendcnt Of anY sns
pcsintendcneo at the owner. But this Ia often r..
| quirqd Of aervants. ~
| s. +. II. speaks ot servants orcrs1rcnlnY. I
| know OF a family wharo tho servants alcen in 4
| housc detached from tho. main building, With no
clock or tmcplece anywhcrc near theii;, hrt thcy
are expected aiwnys 10 be M In tho mornint nj i
tettatn time. and are severely rcptimaned il tipy
| fall 70 ''f!n4 the first beia" pnnctuaiiy.
1dont behave early Rising In an inherent trait In
any ono's nnture. The pnet tclIs rs Of Grny. whn
"haatcd 10 meet tho dew upon the uplnnd 1aun' y
that he died younn, " and servants nre no mora
anxious 10 flll premature grave than the fcat pf
mankind. Therefore ID II any wondcs that thess
sorsants. having nnthlnQ by Which to tel Tho time
do occaslonally tndul9e In thetr fn.tv mornlna
wtnka1 This may not be tho case with sit. oniS
ih.tance 1t as ono example Of the inlnstcc Of en-.
| ployess ~ thelr SERVANTS bliss FILrE.
, 1877-12-01

MiLTox, Wis, Nor. GAL am happy to sec that
my system OF object teaching THE only recipe
hare been ablo to contfibutc> hns benefited IN
small way ona or two OF yons contributors. Lovo.
toy would tEke to crrespona With 1ne on the SUB.
jecs. would have written to hef before, but
hare been pasulns through the GeFv furnace Of
tho fail dscasmaking. and, unlike the children Of
Isssel, l.aro como out With n,y coats very much
changed. so changed. lnaeed. that fondly hopo
cyon my nctgho9r, Mra. Spyall. will hlruss her
soul with the idea that they aso entirely now, In
steal OF ''made over" for tho third or fourth
tins. Now. dear Mrs. Lo.ejoy, II you really wish
gtvo It hut you apparently have but ono chil1.-
loin4 must for aone time require more atten.
child 10 10 healthy. dtcda her plaluIy but very
warmly tut this scaaon}. and accuslo1n her 10 -
nss s ~ = can S Ss s
baakets and q window wlds opon ne4r !leF. This
has bocn my system. and haro quite larua fam:
hss given me-" You viii ind, when sho becomes
Of ags to run about TINT II she takes cold viii
vanish In day or two slmost without remedies,
81 osner H. seo s.
tnat her system will throw ots disease In .lmrt
ssosx @ Il g % @sb es y ssc sis sss I'd
Fre.laie has ea!nusenced So1nra to school. and il
...soelling down" ! ~. qui.s excited;
2, re- ana Immediately taqa.'*a noit 4
sehoo1. AA aoh ''a ~, m.ma.a' said he, :the
teacher gave mo drcilui bard word. ind I spelled
" . ssx qtsa hsS IT, .dss
Club n.ieht hare directed thats viTofts 70 6oneat~
tns shr children q! tho very moor .u Chicago. oao
toncb!ng account in = Chicago weekly ot = hoy
picked up on your Of those little wafA
east on sle vide go Il lts with no ,,isndy hands
how sMuca mosc scal auaurtnx oocau,es whom It Il
~ ioyisi from liz iapsr to ths trlaht, snna,
faces Of ~ boys .uatea With thstr books around
tha hlas!ug open ara: W1nde. II you iat!s. 81.
isr.reaehIna influence when you labor ~
"Asis H. esss, aass ses .e. z; e
not M to- s;op sisa ;ouT ifa nor With liz. bat may b.
fortunes hare, hiuh md low. II 4 ditieat iof j.
III st if%s =: q s III IT, y,
~ I'd. ea4 ss nss :t s';sa .sa e
| ihe curly heats which but mouasnt before
laughed at " ftom under tho sehooltoy's cap,
soldIsr's helmet. tho lawyers wiz. or tho .'pFom!
nent eltizcsia" civic crowu, tho graceful stove.
pipe h.t some. .ia,l wno;s ,I pafsA fsesh a facs
ffom under brows daskencd BY tas shadows OF 4
| waited and mlsspens n1anhoot. ....
| Thass QR yuu who ate mothers kn4tv how mEcI
influence th6 mother hos an naoidibx sas 10y
thoughts Tor good or sril. Think. thsn, Ut thos
who have no n,others-oF mothers who arc MaI4
| thun nons-and put around them the shleldln!
! arm. vt motherhood. surely your lahoss coalt
have no worh,es object. Know hays no tish
never ust any Of it, members. and probably move
shall meet my Of them, 10 can only ask Jou
, 1877-12-01
WANTS ADVICE.
IN fta EtItor a 5hA Tribune

WI1TH1oT, Buchanan Co.. Ia, Nov. 26.-Rof
SONS time hAve derived grest dsal Of pleasure
from Ths Homs Department Of TaE CHICAGO
Tu1xuxE. alwAys looked forward to it. appear
Ance ~ one longs fer the visits u dear freud.
Now come to this fsisnd for son,e adylco. hoping
that will rot AK In vain fuf it. Am Oesuaan
lady. and Cana 70 this country las fall to take eA1s
Of my bsother, who MA dangerously Ill. During
visit 70 SOME fiends N lows made tha AsQuslrt-
, 1877-12-01

Polo. ILL.,. Nov. a,t.-sincc your courtesy per-
Mtttcd me 10 examine one weeks contents OF Tbs
1lono wasts basket, my fympathica for The con-
tsihntors and ccnsnre for tho basket have undcs-
gono great change.
!, too. had considered your eapactons waste. .bas-
kct tho morcllcss maclatFnm wherein the trnf1
barQnce, l~t1cn with our dearcst hopes Of undyinR
fame, wcru wreckct, and lost; md It was with Pc
cnlsar senastlons OF dread that I undertook the
rerslous task Of diving hcneath ~ mai wAtera TO
rc.cue. II poasiblt toe 1st baNtllng OF our brain
frnm thc tnurjtraur sharks and htdeous devil0Ah
that lusked In It's cavcrnons depths.
HIT, an In case Of many othct things In this
world, which W. At tlsl loatho and tlcsptse. from
prejudice bcgotten Of !atso assertion and deceit. Il
ahneed hsskot Is not after all the carttes4 monster
the lo1nerN nro anxious 10 carn ali The discoveries
mndH In thss realm Q! tho fatcful tpha; but lsley
must r:sncmoer that the 5.s p.gcs # ,nanascript
ntnntc exploration during tho short time allotted
for the purposc; nna alao thHt THO deacription Of
which The Captain Of tic waste. basket has pre-
tcrEoe. else It will meet tic fate OF thu ta'n2e II
T.e hrst thing Of we,ghty interest CHANGED -
behold vas : nsem By "a. Ufanger,",. upon tho
,Ahjsc. ot .'rhe Gs''ses of tho pscl'Hs Ct the
s .see # e1 ,as oess ao IL n s.!sst
account Of IT. lonEth; hnt whether II wns too long
or too short the editorial noto OH the margin did
kot IN nlescy to usaii, teok Il IL II savo te iiocrs
from being i corncd,' 10 tenrfai o1tept. ''Twn
per pend" va wt,tsn aan oH 1",
sp'esss; essts; .na,es!pt aas ID ' sraest .n IL.
cnaacd very ably tho ''Node Of .Cultiyat,ug Tubo-
roscs" but, unfortunately, It clpscd With recipe
ston,athI Ali e1claimcd, the malxned waste:
haakct hns saved many precious lines this week!
of ths e sna ensa
discover WY . much brilliant !sbt y: o1t!a: y!
, 1877-12-01

THE LETTEn-BON.
T11ere ara letters ia this ntce for tho following
named contributors. Those intended Tor persona
irving ont Of tho city will be forwarded by mafl
rpon receipt Of address. 1ca!dcnta can call OF
tcnd to Noom "a TnlsuxE Building and get thelr
letters:
Twcnty.s six Summcrs{5), Purely Practical,
HlMe, Rnntoul, ILL.,, Amt Mary Il,
Miss Carrie yandeftn. Belle ilcnch,
Qncon AfAt,, Old Maid.
Travelling MGn. Dir. Otcar Mayo.
Professor, Joliet Mny. Omaha,
Brunhflds te), sunshine.
OntOnaEon, TtpuOlc.
Content. .. @. J2Ta,
Percee. Elnona,
iiddIc. Zaccho,
Aunt Lon, Leah,
r. T.. j., fsclla ~.
Flo (2), Joe.
, 1877-12-01

chnrscs trnc bnt II asks more reckless hraersy
than the writer pn+'c-se~ to taxa even The right
side wien women arc diapn.ng about money.
-
Emma. tho csaic.t way to persuade ron TINT you
must not write on boih sides Of tho paper il 10
tcavo ron out until yon learn.
-.
Gwepao'en, 5ou enn writo moro fegiby by not
crowdlna 10 much on srces. More than that yon
must do 10. or -.
Topsr, write moro Of n letter and legs Of m IN.
PRODUCTION to It next time. In fact don't write any
introduction at all.
Bub must wrItc mora plainly md carefully. and
use fewer AbbrcEtattons. efse nnbs letters will be
unacceptable.
TnE Te1srNE will consnnc to be published lust
the same.
II. E. C., En9lewood. Il doesn't seem best to
let that Question in. We must dtsw line sorne-
wheie. .o
Engle Wood. your letter Ia execjlcnt1J written,
but In the present crowd goes under bccauae too
long.
-
DarondAs imaginative tkctch of what he might
have found in the waste basket Ia not 30 far ont
-
Denver, too 16na,-good, to hc snre. hut TO uss
II would crowd ont four other friends.
-
Tho letter writlen BY Frank1,n to give his first
impression Of Cowper IL interesting.
-
Souvenir, your main questions have been ask ed
by oshers In this isaus.
snbacriber your agreeable uotc contains no nc"
facts or views.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Juvssf MuRDsHxrs.--Aiabans he tho
ehampioa Anurdsrsrs. in. fAlisds~.. County
last Tuesday, the sons Of Mr.. wilkes, residine 2
near Syllocayuga, were returning from the vii-
rage school in company with another boy, and
when some distance f'om the schoolhouse, the
ooys became involved in a. quarrel, when the
s'rnngs boy struck down ths elder Of the Eiikes
boys. iadsbout eleven years of'ags, pounding
years Of ngc, called tv the boy to stop striking
his brother, as he had already killed him. The
0oy paying no attention to the request of young
wilkes, the latter pulled out his pocket. knife
and stabbed him in vital part killing, him al
most instantly None Of the boys, il is said ex-
ceeds twelve years of age.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30
OBITUARY.

ALMAN.-Died on the 2lst inst, of typhoid
fneomonia. at her residence near Mt. Joy, Mrs
AMELIA, widow of the late WILIIIM AIy.x IN
the 64th year of her age.
-, ALMAN.-Dicd on the oath inst, JAMES
nILsoN " son OF J. L. and Emeline Altman, aged
Zyears III months and IL days.
:, the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name of the Lord
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30
N NOTICE.
NOTICE.
y. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
ssu, SPECIAL TAXES,
's1Eayl, slsz1s1sApzilso. ls7s.


VNHE Revised Statutes Of the Uaiisd States.
Il Sections 3232, S281, 82SS, And 82a9, re-
quire every person engaged In any business.
ayocation, or employment which renders him
liable to q SPECIAL TAX, to procure
and place consptcuonsly I'm his
establlshnent or place Of bust:
SPECIAL TAX for the special-Tax Year be-
ginning May 1, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1877.
A return, as prescribed on Form IL, is also
required by law Of every person liable to Spe-
cial Tax, rs above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO-
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
hecuners................ .................$2OO 90
Dealers, retail lquor......... ............. rs 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor................. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale....... 90 90
Dealers in malt liquors, rctail............ 70 90
Dealers IN leaf tobacco. ................ 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales Of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess of
$1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco......... 90
manufacturers Of stills.................... so 90
And for each still manufactured... 20 90
Aud for each worm manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars.................-. 10 90
FedulerS OF t0oacco nrst class (morc
than two horses or other animals).. so 90
Pedaters Of tobacco, second class, tive
horses or other animals) ).............. 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animal) ................ Is 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class on foot
or public conveyance) .................. 10 90
brewers of less than 500 barrels so 20
Brewers of 500 barrels or more........... 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Spe-
cial Taxes named above must apply to L. CASS
CAEPEHTE:!, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
Columbia. and ray for and procure the Spe-
cial-Tsx Stamps they need, prior to May l, 1877,
and pithout further notice.
Special-Tax Stamps will DO transmitted by
mail only on receipt from the person or firm or
dering the same Of specific directions SO to do
together with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to pay the postage. The
psstnge on one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If it is desired that they be
transmitted by registered mail. ten cents addi-
tional should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Cemn;ssioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REvENUB,
Washington, D. c., january %, 1877
March . 9 2tM. "a
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30
March 80
SHERIFF'S SALES.


pY virtue Of sundry Ex ecutions 10 me directed,
ID I will SELL in front Of the Union Court
House door, on tho first Monday in April next,
within the legal hours Of Sherff's sales the fol-
lSving property, to wit;
The House and Lot located in the town Of
Union, belonging to the estate Of Hiram W.
Duncan, containing about two acres, more or
less. bounded by lots Of F. NJ. Farr, Spartanburg
and Union Railroad, the old Steam Saw Mill Lot
and Spring street. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of the estate Of II. w. Duncan, at
the suit of Assignee Of W. J, Scaife against II.
w. Duncan. Said lot re-sold at the risk Of the
former purchaser, G. B. Dunn, who bid it off on
Sales day In JsNGary last and failed to comply
with the terms Of sale.
Three small Islands Of land, located in the
forks Of Broad River, containing shout ten (iO)
acres, bounded on each side by Broad River.
Levied on and 70 be sold as tho property of
Charles d. Bobo, at the suits of Terinh Sharp,
Administratrix Of Charles Sharp, and Andrew
One two-horss Buggy and Harness, and one
Bureau. Levied on and TO be seld a. the prop
erty Of James Pressly, 1t the suit Of James
Hardy. for lssor done.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. II terms. are not COM
piled with In Ave days the property will be ad-
vertised for sale on the next sales day.
} = ..t: :, 3j,s B, MACBETH, 8. q. G..
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