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icated to the Lyric art. The splendid structure Is the most elegant and costly in the world; stands oH the Place de rOpera, and ddlroetly in front of tho Hotel Splende ltwAs several years in bmlliHg; was staHed under the orders of Nupo eon III, and was opened about tMo years since, II is said lo have cost the nation one thousand million francs, or twenty million dollars, 1T has A0t0 gu jets. II miles of gas pipe. IL has various cn. frances, two of them having been built for, but never uspd by, tke Emperor and suite where ho could drHe with his retInue into the vast building. It has l5 furnaces for heating and reservoir for fire purpose ,s, holding l,0D0,0, 0 gallons of water, But the Interior k beyond de- seription, Such paintings, groups, stat uary, bust medalions in mrrhle, stone and bronze and that too of all eoloIs. I. takes long time for one to command the power of examining each part and form ing an accurate judgment of the whole. One is so dazzeled by the scene that hc Hoses his consciousness of his surround ings; to this add most delightful mus c and gorgeous scenery on the stage, bcau- tiful dressing and more beautiful women and one iorgcts that all this show s run- Iy of rdniH and it Is not till we return to the street that we realize that this great show is all to please the French people and was done by the Emperor for no oth CT object, but that through 1t he might keep his hold on the Government, but ere same was finished his popularity van ished and he with thc Empress, left all and fled for life. In striking contrast, at the very foot of same street stands the Taller ics or what is left of its smoking walls, to testify of the rage of the people who then destroyed one of the finest and largest buildings on the continent It is now being slowly rebuilt, but Paris will for some time remain the loser ty the absence of the ruling power of France whether King, Emperor or President. But Ule ullellcS NuIucilS S{ll preserve SoHic look as in former years and are a great resort for the travellers, for here art is well displayed.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01
SheriHS Sales,

DY virtue of Sundry Ex xecutons to me directed,
- L will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in November next, within
| the legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following
property, to wit
One tract of land, located in Goshen Hill
Township, Union County, containing two hun
dred and eighty-two acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of A. II. Aughtry, j. c. Hunter, l.. f.
Hunter and John Smith, and one Bay Mule and
one Buggie and harness; all levied on and to
be sold as the property of Silas Tygert, at :he
suit of w. d. Humphrics Administrator of j. IL.
logan, deceased, against w. w. Sims, A. r..
Aughtry and Silas Tygert.
ALSO
One tract of land, located in Union County
containing four hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Fincher Norman, James
Aughtry, Sias Tygert, j. c. Hunter, Joseph
llewry and others levied on and to be sold as
the property of Alfred II. Aughtry, at the suit
of Porter 4 Steel.
Two lots Of land, located in Pinckney Town
ship, Union County, containing twenty four
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of j. G.
Farrar Benjamin F. Foster and others levied
on and to be s)ld rs the property of BEN njamin
+. Foster, at the suit Of Eliza S. Alexander.
ALSO
One tract of land, located in Santuc Township,
Union County, whereon James r. Jeter now
lives, for homestead, containing eighty eight
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs.
1-r -rT-Ietsr and Thomas ID. Jeter levied on and
to be sold rs the property of James T. Jcter, at
the suit Of S. NJ. Dawkins, executor of Wm
Dawkins, deceased. October 10th 1878.
Oct 1S AZ st
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL offer for sale, before the Court House
l. Door of Union, Sacsday in November
next, the valuable tract Of Land belonging to
the Estate of Mrs. Il. NJ. Rice, deceased, in
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01
MARRIED.

SMlTH.-Married, on the 24th ult.
by Rev. G., $. Anderson, Mr.. W. J. ALoNzC
WEST, of Union County, to Miss MAGGIE d. T.
SMITH, of Spartanburg County.
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Sale Of Land.

7 WILL sell at public auction on Salesday in
l. November next, Immediately atterthe Sheriff )
Sales, all that tract of lapd in Cross Keys Town
ship, bounded by lands Of Mary f. Gist. Jno r.
Minter, w. g. w. Going, Isaac Murphy and
l. l.. Bobo, containing three hundred and one
acrcs, more or less, it being part of the John
Bishop lands.
The land will be divided into two tracks, plats
Of which will be exhibited Oil day of Sale.
TEEAlS: One-third cash, the balance on n
credit of one and two years, payable in two
equal annual nsamcnts, with interest from the
day of sale, the purchaser to give Mortgage
Of the premises. Sold free of all ncumhrancc
For further particulars apply to Mcssrs.
Shand X Munro, at Union, G. II.
|. l.. BOBO,
Oct. II Al Jt
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-01

\ L meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
n OF Election for Union County, held on the
9th day Of October, 1S7S,-present II. L. Goss,
CHAIRMAN, ii. Il. Gallman and Paul Austin-the
following we're appointed Managers of Election
held ON rsn. the prss.sc.s and County Off.
1878, for State, Congressional
GERS, to wit: .or,o, SecretarS
of State, Attorney General. GT OF Educa'ioh,
raj. Treasurer, ,SSector General hemoer ol
Adutam. = state Senator, thee members OF the
90 of REPRESENTATIVE Ia .u"G Gertv rammis
soncrs and Coroner:
Drayfon,Wc.- D. Alexandcr, Chairman,
Thomas Sci vice, Isaac Peclcr.
7Tm5cr RiIye.-Joln d. Jefferies Chairman,
William Jones and Noah Webster.
UWfinsrWc.-Aliton Patrick, Chairman,
J. Il. Wofiord and A. F. Smith.
S0rrdtfS !Siore.-A. \. Sarratt, Chairman.
w. Il. Hughes and John II. Galman
Ghnyb",y MHs.-F. w. Eison, Chairman.
7. j. Orr, and l.. X. Fowler.
hcHeY's MN.-T n. Kelly, Chairman, j. NJ.
Acock, ID. b. Free. .y
NHyhes'.-W. r. Briggs, Chairman, Thomas
Conner and W. G. Hughes.
=, Sa"'"c.,s!cphen Crosby, Chairman, J. NJ.
Carter, and G. Il. Sims.
EIsh D"m.-W. 4. Jeter, Chairman, James
Hancock and VI. NJ. English.
Goshen HW.-A. R. Aughtry, Chairman, j.
L. Coheld and James Sims
Cross kCgs.-D. II. sheldon, CHAIRMAN, Rob
crt j. BctSill and Y. s. Bobo
JuSpcr GDbs'.-Dr. j. +. Norman, Chairman
Il. W. Lee and NimrOd Smith.
Jo"cSrH|e.-B. f. Kennedy, Chairman, W. ii.
s. Harris and j. T.. Lindsey ~
LHiOH.--John l.. Young, Chairman, +. NJ
Farr and James Munro
The Chairman of the Managers of each Pre-
cinct arc required to meet at Union c. H. on
Saturday, October lgth.
By order Of the Board
Ii. l.. GOSS, G. L. T.. G.
Oct. Is 10 81
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Sheriff's Sale.
The, State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

j. 7. Hill & Co., ! Judgment for
James NJ. Johnson and others of mortgage
pY virtue of an order of the Hon. j. B. Ker-
ID shaw, Judge Presiding at the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, for Union County, March Term,
1878, will sell before Union Court House door
on the first Monday in November next, within
the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following
described morgagcd lands to wit
All that tract of land, situate on the West
side of Tiger River, Union County, containing
six huuureo md fifteen acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands of John Ray. Robert Ray, the es-
tate Of James johnson and Tiger River; adver
tised and to be sold as the property of James
Nj. Johnson and William A. johnson, and
others, at the suit Of J. L. Hill s. Co.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash, the bal
ance on a credit Of twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale, secured by bond and a
mortgage from the purchaser of the premises to
secure the balance of the purchase money
October TO- 1878.
r. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Oct Is ~ 3t
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Warming to Hunters.

Warming TO Hunters.
TINlIE undersigned hereby give notice to sports
l. men not to hunt upon their lands. Any
person caught thus trcspassing will Jc prosecu-
ted to the utmost extent of the law provided for
such cases. c. II. ROBERTSON,
MRS VI. l.. GAGE.
y. VI. COHEN,
}. W MCLURE.
- ...,-,, r'@s''-' ID. JOHNSON, SR.
Octl1 al n
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1890 Acres, Wore or Less.

bounded by lands of S. NJ. Rice, b. d. Culp,
Mrs. Sa!lic Wilburn, Jesse Sparks and Enorcc
River.
Said tract will be divided ilto eight or more
tracts, to suit purchasers, II plat of which
be seen ~ the Law office of Stccdman s. Rawls.
TERMS OF SALE,-Onc-tlrd CASH. the bal
ance in one, two, and three years, with inter
est from day Of sale, to be secured ~ bond and
mortgage on the premises.
Il. X. RAWLS,
EXT Of Will of L. NJ. Rice, deed
Oct IL Al #
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Notice of Final Disch charge,

D1SC LdI &c.
pY permission of Hon. Jos. +. Gist, Judge of
- of the Court of Probate, l will on the lith
day Of November 1873, make my final return
and settlement as Guardian of Caldwell Foster
and Tliadcus Foster. All persons having dc
mands against the said Caldwell and Thadcus
Foster existing, previous heir attaining their
majority, will present the same for payment on
or before the day above specified.
J. &. SPEARS,
Guardian of Caldwell and Thadeus Foster.
Oct. tth 1878. ~ 3;*
4 IL Persons indebted to the Estate of A.
N Ward, deceased will please make payment
to the undersigned by the first Of December
next.
Also. ali persons holding claims against the
Estate will present them. properly proven, by
the time above mentioned.
Il. WARD,
II. w. LEMASTER,
Oct. 25 43 1t
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

level with Commercial avenue from that
avenue TO the east side of the 30 feet of the
strip on which he proposes to place the
railroad tracks. He would then make II
grade of foot in 90 feet, on the cross
streets, from the east side of the 80 feet of
the strip above mentioned, to Ohio Levcc.
This plan would enable the railroads to
come in on the grade or even lower grade
than Commercial avenue, and give ten-foot
roadway on one side and a 55-foot street on
the other, necessarily filled above sipc water
only, and of use from Fourteenth street to
Second street, without expensive bridges
The plan is n good one-thc only sensible
one We have heard suggested for the inn
provement of the strip.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26

n EE.HARKAElE REsuIT-h makes no
difference how many physicians or how
""ch medicine you have tried, it is now an
established fact that German Syrup is the
only remedy which has given complete sat q.
's'ac'ion in severe cases of lung diseases.
IL Is true there are yet thousands Of persons
who are predisposcd to throat md nny af.
fechonS' consumption, hcmorrhngcs. asthma,
severe colds settled on the breast, pnue.
monia, ~hooping cough, etc. who l,ay, no
personal knowledge of Boschees German
syrup To such we would say tina, 10000
"o2'n were sold last year without one com.
plant Consumptivcs try Just one bottle.
regular size % cents Sold ny all drug.
gists in America.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
LORlILARD TOBACCO.

The great celebrity OF our TlN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof 10 De placed oi
the market! We therefore caution all chuHor.
against purchasing such limitations
All dvllor- huyin, or selling other plug tobacco
herring hard or metallic label render themselves
liable to the penalty Of the Law and ell persons yIo
hitting our trade mark are punishable by fine and
Imprisonment Sec net OF Congrc... Au.. Il, i>;b /
The genuine LORRILARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
cHn be distinguished by TIN TAG on each lump
with the word lORl'lLAED stamped thereon.
over ;,OS tons tobacco sold IN S15, and nearly
300 persons employed In factories
Taxes paid Goycrlmrnr IN Isl, rbout slinpr
and during past i9 year., over sDWron.
These goods sold by MI iobhcr. at manufacturer
rates,
sr''Thc TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO j.
SECOND to none In aroma, mildnc--, purity and
quality.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
A STRANGERS FIRST THOUGHTS OF
THE DELTA CITY
~ MADAME CHARLTON EDuoLM.

| NtSlllllU III VIC Dlohu arms vi tllc nlgnly
rivers lies the pleasant city Of Cairo. Into
the sunny south, where the days are u
heightened calm Of sunlight, where the
tnircst of skies smiles upon us as rehcc.
ton of Gods own face, have we dritted.
JOYOUS birds from the depths of their hap.
py hearts carol us the blithcst song of wei.
come May, robcd in summer tints and
crowned as q very queen with coronct
of garlands, bends down to IS
in regal beauty and fragrance. And
so ovcrhowing is her heart that it blossom S
fresh in roses Of crimson and gold and pink
and white, finging the rarcst perfume out
upon the air in lavish extravaganza.
Enterprise and industry too have combin-
ed with nature, and midst the waters and
| the sunlight and the flowers rise handsome
residences, elegant houses and coy cottages,
proving by their beautiful though silent
surroundings how dear is the home lite to
the hearts Of the people Nor are public
interests forgotten, rs the massive post Of
fee, court house and hospital the churches,
ihc public schools and the rows of solid
business blocks indicate.
A stranger might notice and take pride
in all these, but as one Of YOU, and because
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cordial, deeper feeling of ,inccrcst friend
ship stirs our hearts, and guides my pen in
tracing these words Through the kind in
yitation of Il newly made friend, on the
evening Of our arrival, we attended the re-.
ccpton Of Mrs. Boynton IIubcrt Our de-
light can scarcely be expressed For over
two hours We listened, in rapt attention, to
the words of thought and study and clo-
quence, as they fell from Mrs lIarbcrt's
lips. and when the lecturer, descending from
the rostrrm, became the social lady in orr
midst, our delight knew no bounds In
her cordial way She bowed and cluSpcd my
hand and spoke her kindly words OF wei
come; then my soul want out in friendship
TO the womanS heart, which beat So warm.
y for the stranger.
49,. 80
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