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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-26
+" and largest exhibition of live birds......
and largest exhibition of poultry by ono
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and largest exhibition of live birds...... 3
and largest exhibition of poultry by ono
DOGS,
GEN. Jos. F. GIsT, Superintendent.
Best ponter-dog or bitch setter, newfound-
land, Shepherds dog, each ................. 3.
" fox hound-dog or bitch-greyhound,
bull dog, terrier, each. ch....-............... 2
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Largest exhibition of cemmendable articles
grown and exhibited by any one plant
er, including stock, field crops, etc...... 10,
Largest number of articles in patch work,
knitting, netting crochet and fancy
work, made and exhibited by any one
lady ..........................- 10
Best collection Of swectmeats exhibited by
one lady. ............................ 10
a. I" pickles, catsups and dried
fruits, exhibited by any one lady. y......... 10
4" mixer on the grounds by young lady
under twenty years old........Silver pitcher
Best six dishes cooked on o stove on the
grounds by young lady under twenty
five years old, three or more TO compete
........-................Set china
The six dishes, viz:-Rice, corn bread
and biscuit, egg omclet, fried chicken and
broiled beef steak-te be cooked and served
on the Fair grounds, the second day of tho
Fair. Young ladies desiring to compete.
will please give notice to the Secretary as
coon as possible so that the requisite number
of stoves may be provided. The dishes wiliS
be cooked at the same time, each lady being y.
Furnished with stove. The committee to
decide upon the contest will be the officers
of the Association, with one party invited
by each young lady. IS
SPECIAL PREMIUMS:
Mrs. J. l.. Young, Mrs. W. H. Norman, Mrs.
NJ. Berry Hogan, Superintendents.
The finest boy baby under one wear old
Baby carriage
90 pretiest girl baby a. 4"
Entries for these premiums open until last
day of the Fair when they will be taken in
to the arena and the ribbons tied.
d. p. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPAR
ME.NT,
TUESDAY

Rev. b. G. CLIFFORD, Superintendent.
Knitting, netting, crochet in thread, each...S
Such as best collar and chemisette.
Best underslccye, handkerchief, counterpane,
bonnet, got toilet mats, flower vases,
flower brackets, childss' hat or socks,and
many specimens of work under this head
/! not enumerated, each.
Knitting netting or crochet in crewel or
=. ,slkAbest piano cover, table cover, OF
ftoman cover, shawl, scarf, or head dress,
lcounterpane, cradle quilt, slippers,
fchilds shoes, each ach.................... .....
Best set dessert mats, cushions, gloves,
, childs hat or cap, spencer or sacque,
each
In this section there may also be very many
articles not enumerated for which n premium
may be awardcd
PATCH WORK IN COTTON, SC.
Bts patched quilt in cotton, silk or raised
work woven homemade cOunterpane,
comfort o. crib quilt in silk -each....
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-26

\ party Of gentlemen and ladies riding
in one OF the New Orleans street cars last
week became involved in Il pretty earnest
discussion Of French politics and Of the
comparative merits of the MacMahon and
the Gambetta parties. There happened to
be present the famous commander Of the
Thirteenth Infantry, who executed Grant
and Shcridan's order cxpelling the members
Of the Legislature in 1879 at the point of
the bayonct. General DcTrobrlant being
asked his opinion Of MacMahon and his
position, expressed very warmly and cmpha.
tically his detcstation Of the dc<potic spirit
and acts OF the French President. and his
hope that the French people would hurl
him from power.
But how, General if in his dcSvotic
acts he should be backed by the army -
Do you think that he will not lind officers
Of the army who would support him to the
point OF expeIlng the members Of the Na.
tional Assembly from the legislative hail, -
The Ec"cral shrugged In shoulders and
snbsidcd into pc .,ivc mood
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WE CANNOT Be ALONE.
l thought to be alone,

l thought to be alone,
SO left the busy world, all its life.
Its Joys its griefs, its cares, its bitter strife,
and to the woods strayed one sultry day,
Where solitude and silence would have sway.
For oh, | longed for both No friends crayed l,
Nor useless words to speak of sympathy;
So, in the grand old woods | sought relief,
Where utter loneliness and sil0nce, brief,
One short hour could be known.
I thought to be alone,
But found the woods alive. Each dell and glen
As full of hustle rs the haunts of men;
For there small insects chirped in perfect glee,
And leaves kept rustling in each tall old tree !;
With snaps the grasshoppers rubbed loud their
wings,
And wild birds sang and bees were noisy things,
"Those woods have too much sound and lite,' L
cried,
ITO soothe my heart" so left its shadows wide
For other realms unknown.
thought to be alone,
So turned my steps toward the great, wide sea,
And sat upon the beach, for majesty
And solemn stiffness broodcl Ger tho spot
Full well know, But all quite forgot
That etbng tides flow never silently,
And dancing waves will murmur of the sea;
These often roll, and swell, and crush. and roar,
AS madly leaps the surf against the shore,
Where silence is unknown.
Alone? No more | moan,
But turn, with fearful eyes and dropping head,
Resolved esrth's busy paths now would tread
Without q murmur. Jest, and laugh, and song,
No more should fret would myself proong
The tumult-work, and sing and pray,
And strive, by doing good, to drive away
The morbid gloom that solitude would crave.
Which God forbids-for feel we gay or grave,
We cannot be alone.
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A DEATH IN CoURT-About 6 o'clock
on Thursday evening, while the Superior
Court was in session ut Knoxville, the coun-
ty seat of Crawford County, Judge Barnard
Hill, the presiding judge, died upon the
bench in sudden and unexpected manner.
The facts appear to be as follows: a crimi-
nal trial, in which two negroes were charged
with larceny, had just been concluded. and
the jury returned verdict Of guilty -
They neglected to state the value Of the
goods stolen, and Judge Hill remarked to
them that they had best retire and supply
this portion Of the verdict. They returned
to the room and Il lull in the proceedings
occurred. \ few moments after, one of the
attorneys looked up aud discovered that
Judge Hills head was thrown back upon
his chair, dcathly pallor ovcrsprcading his
ceuntcnance. Friends rushed to him, but
with an easy gasp his spirit passed away,
and he sat dead upon the bench in the midst
Of the discharge of his high official duty
The scene was one to awe and impress every
heart, ana there was deep feeling Of sor,
row in every breast. The cause Of death
was probably heart disease, and not apo
plcxy. as was reported. The symptoms lead
to the former conclusion, and eyewitness
of the awful affair agree in this belief -
The remains were given every attention and
%apeXGXd ve tS Ma'G?t %' Ms ajA net @ aSSsF5aa in
ut Tabotton, but presume at the latter place,
beside those of his wife, lately deceased -
Judge Hill, we learn, was of Northern birth,
but has lived many years in Georgia, aud
ut the time of his death was 73 or II years
Of age. He was one of the ablcst lawyers
in the Chattahoochcc circuit. He lived for
long years at Talbotton and was greatly nd
lnired for his mental and legal requirements,
and for his other excellent qualities Of head
and heart. Before the war he removed to
Macon, and always commanded respect,
practice and fine measure of success In
1873 Governor Smith appointed him Judge
OF the Superior Court Of the circuit to which
Bbb County belongs. Since then he has
served with distinction upon the bench, and
his death will cause profound SORROW every
where in Middle Georgia. lie was a man
well liked of splendid impulses. and a law
yer of great amo, l>I,t he, to; has gone
"to the bourne from whence no traveller re.
turns His labors nearly done; nay he
sleep in sweetest peace .--1H,mta CoaStit,-
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PREMIUM LIST

fREMlUm LID
OF THE
THIRD ANN NUAL L F Al r
OF THE
u ION GO u n TH
Agricultural and Mechanical
SOCIETY:
To be held at the Fair Grounds at UNION c. H.,
Commencing Tuesday, the 9Th, and Closing
Thursday, the 9Th November, 1877
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citizens. no matter wha, their politics, to re-
frAiu from iuceDaiary speech or action, The
welfare u the republic Is more than any Pre-
ssdeat or any pNrsy. The country may get
along without Republicans or Democrats, but
it oanno, set along without the Union
rrcn any point Of view the succession OF
either Hlden or Hayes must he preferable to
anarchy, and the pArsissns who doubt this
will do well also to reject that in the event Of
civil war il by ~ means follows that either
q the present candidates would bSNsaaae Pie
sSacas. Under saeh circumstances there Is a
possibility, even probability. that some
military man Of distinguished abilities might
sahorSiinate the situation 10 his own ambition,
and upSa the expiring hres Of exhausted fac
ton establish for himself dictatorship.
should that happen the incorporate and shat
low-miniei fools who are now clanaoring for
recourse % violence would discover that they
had. like the silly frogs in the fable, exchang-
eli King Log iOS King Ssork, 10 their own in
snise Disadvantages.
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A Happy Lite

-oA.rTNc<, szr esSas's eaG ard airs,
Ss~c&. reazrS> e@se. ce=sezs, uesss'rs ssy uSsae,
TSAt Sa.etslas ssi1 ~AAcA pre-arss the eternal SKA
nes ~aAcs ~p Boar 70 HyS. cr As-r 70 DE-"
According 70 the ssoyy oS Hercio;us about
King Cyveszs and Solon. happiness consisted
in prosperity, in the Successful accomplish
uea; q oys's plAns, In acooviSnce with this
Gsa. 10 olR eoGli he accSnntei happy Until
he had finished his coarse On earth, In order
70 lS oausSie7ed happy HAa, prosperity
mus: At;os ! hi1a all throGsh lie, With this
idea Noa;$igne coaoars. He says " To death
d. I refer The pr>of q the fruit u all my
studies, In the jnisrsez; I make II another
mans life. l always observe how he carries
hsrsscls At its Close, ami the pgineiaal ccaccra
have Tor nv own Is tina; saAy die hand
sossely. that IS quietly Aai without noise, =
According to shisvieW, Stewart, the merchant
p-srce q New York. Was happy nan
Virtue is statistical TO render people
happy" SAYS CosTo. Ba; then by virtue is
mean; the sGa Of al mental Sai moral ex-
ce,lsaces. .SIs uos BE miserable wretch
who Yields - his lass. who, with Unsuitable
sreei, Is ever seeking EsO7es and the rsors
c0EioGsly he drinks Q: tie cap u pleasure tie
greater Is his ;hl-S;, Bas they are happy,
whom No fears SlzrSa, whom 40 ANXIOUS canes
oSasEsae. NJ unlawful iesires iRcsie. ~ vain
iSvs reader esszaiaAio." and he asks with
coa.sae1cs. how IS IL thai be IS rsOs happy
who regards IS ;oie-at1e tie adverse power Q:
forszae sad whatsoever Ills may be;All, and
who is Dot to2chcd by fear o. tro1he. No;
moved hs any empty pleasure q the rsiHa =
81; coatnGei worldly prosperity is M
happiness. neither ioes II yield happiness
James Lack w=s r-osgs7Oas Il hish des-ee,
and he gained his millions; ha; he was f@l
fro7 beizs happy, PeevisA >ai irritable, his
So coald act live with him, &ad be gained n
attached friends. AMI whsz k died there was
n zaNz1aias.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SuPREME COUNT on TmE 7IAWanAN u


SuPnEME CoURT Oh TIIE HAWAIIAN n
- LAMBS In psonateA In The matter % the eslar n
V. N. harice, and the guardianship Of the chltren
Order q notice % prfon or allowance u acrounts. On
ehafxe. and haai dSfributioa property AZ chansf<r
Before Honorable A. y. Judd
On rceiink and nlng the petition and &C w. a.
fsrke, administrator Ut the and guardian of ne
children Of V. N. ksplec. late % Henolan. deceased
wherein he asks 10 be allowed szAs ~ aud carxes nl
sell with sS ~. and that The examined
and approved and that flnai order may ~ Of an.
ueaslen az the property remnnlnE his h@ni> 10 me
persons thereto enuiled. dscharEing him asd h
snrrties ffem all further rssponsbnty snch-
II i>orserrd. that FRIDAY, the >sta ssy cfJANuARy
A n ISL Al ten oeocs,N. befors 1u>fiss a
Chaniscrs In the Court hsae. uonoluia b th<
SAME hereby appointed the time aud piacr hear
ING said prtitn and actnnts aud that an perxrss Ia.
crcsied may then and there appear and shox cause Il
any they have why the should not be grantcu and
may present evidence who entiteJ sahi
property. And that this order. In the En<i<h hnkuaze
be puhhc In the Hawaiian Gazette. newspaper printsi
and Published in Honolulu. for Indispensable Ws~As
previous 10 the time therein appointed Tor hearz
Dated Al Honolulu, H. l. this 2sra day of Deccnesr A.
u. 1876.
A. FRANCES IunD.
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