The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-26


They own very eligible lots, and stores built up
on them. would rent quick and for good prices.
BIH The prices paid for Cotton in this mar
kct the Past week high ~ the Grecnyille
quotations. For some cause the Spartanburg
papers givo no quotations, but we learn from
parties who have sold there that there was no
difference in the prices between this and that
market during the week.
EssS" 4 lady in this town compared the prices
and quality Of Spears u Colton's Canton Flan-
mel with a samples Of the same from Richards
81 Augusta, and found that the same article at
Spears & Coltons was the cheapest by ) cents
n yard. This We know to be fact, and can
prove it, Who says Ucion is not n cheap place
to buy at?
TO those who are 50 unfor: innate as to become
preHnaturcly gray, or whose hair exhibits Il ten
icncy to fall oil, VIC recommend trial of Hall s
Hair Remover. We do with tho utmost can-
iidcnce because it is everywhere received with
marked favor, and has built upon its own mcr-
uscd III ali civilIzcu countries. .--.IMnSon y. ~
.1drrhscr.
Ss2s" 1t seems like ''oll times TO receive
Congressional iavors from our Representatives
nj Washington.
We have already received from eur able Gcp-
rsscntativc, Col. Evns, all the numbers of the
dnily Congressional Record, from the first day OF
the session. containing tho full and authentic
.isily reports Of the proceedings of Congress.
Ii is n valuable record and will be carefully
filed.
Ayit"' Up TO this time, Oct. 2i, we have had
no frost To iniurc anything this Fall. 1t will
10 remembered that las: year we had a kill
ing frost on the 9TH of October. materially in-
juring late corn and cutting of the cotton crop.
20 far this year the weather has been unusually
fine for the farmers. The latcncSs Of the frost
and the clear dry weather will cause all the cot
ton bells on the stalk 10 open and enable plant
10 save much Of the STAPLE that, a month ago,
they expected to lose This is fortunate. for
the crop i'll this County is very light at its hest
not over twothirls. Another advantage the
Gnc weather has givcn-it enabled The farmers
to save all their fodder. haul in all the corn from
The low grounds and pick the pea fields as clean
as they chose. Taken all together, the Fall this
year has been the finest, for all agricultural in
tercSts, We have had for many years
TuH UNION F,IE.-Thc people Of SPartamburg
have made up their minds to participate actively
II tho Union Fair, which takes place on the Oh, ,
Irh and 9Th of November. All railroads lead
ing to Union will carry visitors for one fare,
and all articles that are exhibited, for nothing
grand hop will take pace at the close Spar
We can insure our ncighbors most cordial
welcome and good time.
We have not made 50 much noise about our
Fair, nor has our Fair received much attention
from the press Of other countios. excepting u
Editors o; the Spartanburg papers, but our pco-
pie are working quietly amongst themselves to
make the exhibition equal, if not superior to
that Of any other county in the State. Last
year it was grand success, and we intend to
excel that this year. We shall he pleased 10 see
visitors from all tho surrounding counties, par
tcularly those who "havc made up their minds
to participate actively in the Fair. Bring
crowd Of your good citizens; Cnptuin-wc know
YOU can.
Fine Race Track.
Has been surveyed and put in excellent ,r,lcr
for racing, upos our Fair Grounds It is Just
half mile round. We learn that three on four
popular running horses and quite number of
fast Trottcrs will be ready to try their speed
Fine Farm for Sale
Mr.. j. H. Alexander offers for sale one Of the
finest farms in this County, lying in the fo,k Of
Broad and Pacoic rivers. We regret the cause
Of Mr.. Alcxandcrs wishing to sell. rs he is one
or our best farmer and citizens. iIS. however
II fine opportunity for some yuur" Farmer at en-
fftrv to mnk" i permanent and I1oftahlc ia.
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