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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-27
Mrs. Schoppaul,s Bakery

TT D011VPPoUI . Oah6Eys
We are pleased to see that this excellent lady
is receiving stock of Canned Goods, Confec-
tionaries, &C., at the old stand, and has COM
menced the Bakery business again: Mrs,.S. is
one of the most industrious and deserving wo-
men in town, and we hope her old friends and
customers will encourage her by liberal patron
age. Her advertisement will appear next week.
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FATAL LACcIDENT.-Brunson, s. c., Septem-
ber 19.--Mrs. Edward Anderson, a lady three
miles below here. was on her way home with
four children, riding in cart, yesterday even
ing when the horse took fright near Browning s
mill and darted of, upsetting the vehicle, slight
ly iniuring herself and fatally wounding the
eldest child girl ten years old, from the effects
of which she died in about three hours. The
other three lhtlo ones escaped without Injury.
Cor NeUs and Courier. " -
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WHAT IS CoMING.-The fashion-man of Lon.
a,.I ;
regret should the prophecy come true: l be-
iieve there will very soon be quite change in
the shape OF dresses. / see great inclination
TO quit the close fitting fourreaux cotumcs, and
qui:e expect this autumn to see either crinolino
again in full glory or some new substitute. n,
am convinced complete revolution in cos.
tune Is coming. Fashion often jumps from ono
extreme to the other. 1t is certainly almost an
impossibility to go much further in the present
styie OF tight.ftting costumes then, again, the
short round skirts are most unbecoming if made
close.htting; SO am decidedly of the opinion
that dresses will be made yery full-skirted md
pulled out, Empire style. Ladies that are, as
VIC say, 6'en Jates, will be grieved and dismayc cd
ut my prediction, but, as compensation, thin or
rather SLENDER ladies will be delighted at the
idea of the artificial appendages, ct cetera which
the next fashion will bring
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The Yellow Fever. 81.

The Yellow Fever..,, -s,e
We regret to learn from the last reports that
the Fever scourge is increasing and extending
its terrible work into the interior towns Of Lou
isiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and points upon
the Ohio river. few days ago the cheering
news came that 1t was decreasing, but it has
again assumed its most virulent form.
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The TRADE IN DEAD BoDIEs.-Clevcand,
Ohio, September 22.-The excitement over bodv.
snatohing was increased yesterday by the dis
covery in the vat of the Homeopathic College
OF the remains of Mrs. Angeline Highly Of Car
rettsville, Ohio, an old and esteemed resident of
that place, who died on the 23d Of August. The
college authorities, hearing of the intended
search for the body, had the remains taken to
an undertaker's, properly dressed and oofined
ana delivered to the friends. The chief MEM
oers OF the faculty We're arrested, but released
on bail. The case of the college janitor and two
men, supposed to bo the prime movers in this
business, came up in the Police Court yesterday,
anG was continued until Monday. Great local
excitement has been produced.
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State Agricultural societv

We acknowledge the receipt of q compliment
tary Ticket to the Tenth Annual Fair of the
state Agricultural and Mechanical Society of
South Carolina, to be held in Columbia on ,be
I'm, 18TH l4th and 10th Of November next, for
Holloway win accebs si6Saat 6Saa+t tsSssEssary, Thos WI.
accompanying the ticket was a copy of the
ife"ium List of the Society, of which We shall
take occasion to speak fully hereafter
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Hampton's Greenville Speech.

Hampton's Greenville Speech.
We consider the speech delivered by Coy.
Hampton at Grecnville, the abest, most timely
and effective ho has yet delivered, and we intend
publishing it in full next week. We ask the
colored people, particularly, to read and con-
slider it we'll, when it appears
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Foster & Wilkins

gooas they ever had. Among the rest of thei r
handsome things-not excepting the e,srks
we noticed some patchwork calic, which Iool.
exactly as II some nice old Lady had been at work
ga'hering up patches and sewing them together
ior years but on examining it we found il was
'ail woven together at the mill in one piece
Ladies SO and see it. The old Ladies' occupa-
tion's gone.
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Well Done Union.

WeII Uone Union.
The total contributions of the citizens of the
town of Union to the Yellow Fever sufferers
have reached the very respectable sum of S275.
Considering the number of inhabitants and their
aggregate wealth, we bclive the little town of
Union has done as we'll as any other place.
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IKE. .ELEcTEp.-Ata meeting of the Stockheld-
ers Of the Spartanburg and Ashevillo RAILROAD.
held at Hendersonville, ON the 18th, all the old
officers of the road were reelected.
We learn that meeting Of the Directors Of
tho road will be held in Spartanburg early in
october, when some important changes in tho
management ofthe road will be made
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The Game Law.
For the information of many anxious enquir-
ers we state that it is unlawful in this State to
kill any kind of game between the 10Th Of
April and the 10th Of October. The penalty for
disobeying the law is heavy.
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The Jewish New Years Day.

~S"1"1R 6NV" 1CUK
Tomorrow is Raushhasllonah, or the Jewish
New Years day, which is observed by the He
brews' oil over the country as q solemn hoidy.
In accordance with this custom the stores of
Messrs p. NJ. Cohen and p. Moses will be closed
on that day.
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.oyA RyaHTEous y DEcIsIPS -Bnstop. September
decision to-day in the case of Henry P,rr or-
aering his discharge. Parr was engaged with
others in the capture Of the steamer Cfe,oprak.
IN the name of the Confederate Government du.
ring me late civil var. Tho commissioner or
dered his discharge ON the ground that his case
was covered by the general amnesty proclaim.
tion of December %, 1868
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Hampton and Vance at our Fair.

"aWptUn anu Vance at our Far.
North Carolina paper tells US that Gov.
Vance has been invited to meet Gov. Hampton
at the Union, S. c., Agricultural Fair, and ad.
dress the people. We hope the report is true
and that both those great and good men will be
with US at that time.
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FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION.
10 90 held at Union, 8. O., on the 29th, sOth
3lst., Of October, 1878.
FIELD CROP DEPARZvEv7

FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.
JOHN IL. MINrER, ESQ.,, Superintendent.
For the largest yield Of lint cotton op IA,
acres..........'.. ......'..........~,...SS Gin
the largest yield of lint cotton ON 6xe
o''''''.'....'........... ...........,,.. r
atee Ae2 largest Yield Of lipt Cotton ON one
yrufc-u -Ss-. 90, a...s 10
/" the largest yield Of corn on aoYcs -.
fN'sfhe largest yield Of corn on acre...... 8
Same premiums for corn on bottoms and ups
lands.
For the largest yield Of Wheat on one acre s
." the largest yield on opmore acres......
." tho largest yield of Qats on one acre.. s
the largest yield ef'oats on or more
acres "....,..
For the largest yield of field peas, pindars, y
" sweet potatoeI on one acre. ............,, q
10 the committee written stat cment Of the kind
and quality Sf the land, the kind and amount Of
manure or-fertilizers used.
n SAMPLES OF FIELD CROPS.
Best bushel white wheat...... .......,,;,......S
Ieu ............,,....,. ......".. ]
{" {" bread Corn...... ....,.....................
" - MIXED "....."..."..."-......... ]
- 80 Oats .............................. ]
So baroy y.,.'...".."................ /
= - Clnaars. ....................r....l j
feas. eas........,.......,..... ........... ]
. variety of Peas s......................,.,....
" bushel sweet Potatoes. j
Irish
iurnips..."....."..... .............-.
" six stalks cotton ......:...............
Bale cultivated Hay..................... z
Native Hay...................,... q
- Sotton. .......-...."...............Z z
Specimen Of pumpkins. 1
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. y -,
WA. NIoHoLsoN. ESQ.,, Superintendent.
Best jar or Specimen Of Lard. 80
Dutter..... s........... q
..Couh'y raised ftam...'.....s.s,s'..s,.~...
i Side Observation-Disclosures 2
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DEBT OF rus s. G. RAiLRoAD.-Tho mortgage
debt of the South Carolina Railroad, according
to Judge Bond decision rendered at baltimore,
is $6,OlO, ,oQ9 and its floating Indebtedness
nearly 81, 100000.
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OBJECTIONABLE CorToN BAGGISo.--Tbe Char
lesion Exchange has issued circular, warning
planters againseusing the new style Of fax bag
|.gig ffted gi1 shiRfs, They give several good
reasons for doing SO, particularly among which
is that cotton Is badly stained where this bag
ging, when wet, touches 1t, thereby lossening the
price Of the cotton. The circular closes as fol.
lows:
"On and after the LIST October next, buyers
and consumers will claim the right to reject all
cotton covered with such bagging, and the ex-
pense Of picking the bales and re covering them
with sound merchantable bagging, will fall heav-
lily on the planter, who will be the only sufferer
at Is, therefore, suggested that the planters
discontinue the use of flax bagging Of the above
description, which cannot be too strongly con-
demned.' -,
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OommUn1on SerVloes.
The sacred ordinance of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian Church
ut this place next Sunday. Religious services,
conducted by Rev. James Wilson, will comm ence
tomorrow, Saturday, morning
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IHE DEATH OF Mrs. SAMUEL MC(iowAy. q
SUE suaaen death OF this accomplished and beauti
tff4aay vii, be source of grief far and wide
over the State. II had not ha, m knawn- -.Lat aLo
was in any Danger before we were suddenly iL-
formed Of her DEATH There was no more at'
tractive lady than Mrs. MCGOWAN. The second
daughter of the late Judge d. L. wardiaw. one
Of our great men of q former day, and the be-
loved wife Of Gen. McGowan, she had long been
blessed with distinguished companionship
Which redounded to the reputation which her
own grace, beauty and elegance as we'll won for
her. We feel assured that there is no man in
the State who does not feel the deepest sympa-
thy with Gen. McGowan and his most interes.
ting family, in their verwhelming bereavement
Mrs. MCGOWAN has been for many years q men,
Der Of Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville,
which her late mother, so universally beloved,
did so much to build up. 1t seems hard to re-
alze that the beautiful and gifted Susan Meow
On sleeps with the dead. Yet we must all pass
away like her, and after o little whilo we shall
be gathered together again, when the trumpet
shall sound and we shall know death no more !
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For he Times
FOr
Cedar Bluff Club

Cedar Bluff Club.
meeting Of this Club was held on the 18th
inst, and was addressed bxDavil johnson, Jr.
Esq., in very able and appropriate speech
MIR. johnson earnestly appealed to the club to
STAND by the whole democratic ticket and TO
Keep the unity of the spirit of democracy in our
EShks. His speech was we'll received and did
much good in arousihg tho -.ambers of the club
to sense of their duty in the coming c,--.....
On motion, Mr.. G. c. Greer was appointed
Treasurer of the Club.
Mr.. J. G.. Bobo offered the following Reso!u-
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
ResoiUed, That we cordially endorse theaction
of the Stale nominating Convention, in putting
the same ticket before the people again thai
served the last term, and we will use our best
cndeavors to reelect them.
RlsaluIa ThsA il Ia With profound rs ..s. NM. -.
nidst. us<AAs.------- =
On motioH the club adjourned to meet on the
saturday before the fifth Sunday of this month,
at o'clock, p. NJ, and the members renero,Iv
afe requested to attend, rs it is expected TINT
business OF great Importance will have to be nj.
'enaed to- JOS. SANDERS, Pres't
}. c. Bono, Sec'y, pro tenn.
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70 and See Prof. RYAN.

io.n'ght our citizens will have an opportuni.
- Witnessing one Of the most novel and
- i'n inspiring exhibitions ever presented here
II we may be allowed to judge from the vcrv
favorable notices we have read in .Lz,,.. .,sut
Rers !ss.a .ana dc praises alxsqa % ssostsoas
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are rfiornl. instrnctiy,

and elevating, so that no one can have any good
reason for not patronizing them.
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Ex-Governor Sam Bard, well s-. t-fS fnsSr in s Ba.
nalst in the South, died Of y4low ie'0f :" - =.
ton Rouge on the 18th instant
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r.. q, "A niue son Of Mr.. j. A. Giles, near Rock
mn, IN hork County, was bitten by o highland
mceoasin' very deadly snake. When his fa-
,her saw the bleeding foot of his dear little bow
ne instantly snatched him up. and applying his
U%n U.,; nPs 10 Tue wound, sucked the poison and
ana dangerous. but was successful E,o snake
waS Killed, and tho father is uniniuref
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Wood gives it as Iris opinion that W. sReruAnds~;
eve of a tremendous reaction in trade, and that
tho greatest prosperity the American people
have known Is awaiting them.
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Admitted to Bail.

Admitted te Bail.
Anderson Harris, who killed Henry Smith in
difficulty on the Mt. Tabor road, two weeks
ago, was taken before Judge Wallace, last We'd
nesday, on writ of ha6eas corpus, and admit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-07-04
+ my hand looks like an old wo.

!" for my hand looks like an old wo-
MANS"
Sand SO it is" said tho matron,
gently and SO is mine. Yet we
had fair, plump hands when we
were young. Dear Lucy, do you
know me? | am Maria Allen. l
was to have been your bridesmaid. /"
cannot say moro. | will not at
tempt to give in detail the mournful
reveahng-to reduce to expressive
words the dread sublimity of that
hopeless sorrow.
To the wretched Lucy, tho last
thirty years wero as though they
had never been. OF not scene OF
an incident had she the slightest re-
memberance since the recreant and
traitorous lover stood before her and
made the terrible announcement.
The kind matron paused frequent
ly in tho sad narrative OF her poor
friends madness and wanderIngs
but the invalid said, with Cheerful
calmness; "Go on, go on" though
the great drops OF agony stood thick
upon her forehead. Whom che asked
for the sister, tho matron replied
She has gone before you, and
your father also"
"And my mother" said Lucy, he
face lighting up with a sickly ray 0
hope. Ha
l"Your mother has been dea,
twenty years."
"Dead! All alone Alonel old
dying! Oh, God, my cup of bitter
ness is full !" and she weep. aloud
Her friend bent over her, ant
mingling her tears with hers, sal,
affectionately, "but you know VIII,
drank the cup before you"
Lucy looked up with bewildere,
expression, and the matron added
"The Lord Jesus you remembe
Him ?"
A look like sunlight breakin
through q cloud, a look which onl
saints may wear, irradiated the tear
full face of the dying woman, and sh
replied
8 On, yes; | know Him and love
Him before [ fell asleep"
The man Of God was called.
few who had known Lucy in he
early days came also. There wa
much reverential feeling around he
death-bed. Then rose tho voice Q
prayer. At first her lips moved, q
her weak spirit joined in that fer
vent appeal. Then they grew sti
and poor Lucy was dead-dead i
her grey-halrcd youth. Those VIII
gazed on that placid face, and re
inferred her harmless life and p.
tent suffering, doubted not that th
morn ct an eternal day had broke
on her :" night of years. - Ora,
| Greenwood.
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The I.nbrntory of the 8vstam

The stomach is the laboratory OF the syssem, IL
which certain mysterious processes CONSTANT,
going on. These result in the production of tina
wonderful vvifying agent the blood, which in stat
of health rushes laden with the elements Of vitality
to the remotest parts of the system. But when Oh,
stomach is semi parayzed by dyspepsia. blood
facture is carried on imperlecty, the circulation
grows thin and sluggish, and the system suffers il
consequence. Moreover, indigestion reacts upon tn,
liver AID bowels rendering the first sluggish and the
latter censtipated. The brain also suffers By sym
pethy, and sick headaches, seepiess and nery.
ous symptoms are engendered. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters reforms that state Of things gives permanent
tone and regularity 20 the stomach and its associat,
organs the bowels and liver, and ensures complet,
nouriFhment and increased vigor of the system 1t Il
the most popular the most efficient anti-dyspept
and tonic In America
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-07-04

DROOF OF WILL.-VoGT.

State of Wisconsin. GrantCounty, Probate ofic,
Lancaster, June 18th. A. D., 1873. In the mat
ter of the Proof and Probate of the last will ant
testament of Frank Vegt, deceased, late of thu
County Of Grant.
Whereas an instrument in writing purporting tt
be the last will and testament of Frank Vogt
deceased late of thecounty of Grant, has been fet
in this Office, and whereas application hasbeen madeb,
Mary f. vogt, praying that the same be prove.
and admitted toprobate, according to thelaws of th
State.
Therefore it is ordered that said application b,
heard before me at the Probate Office in the vilag,
of Lancaster in said county, Monday, the 18th day
of July, A. d. 1878, at 1 O'Clock, p. m.
And is further ordered that notice shall be giver
to persons interested in said Will of the time an6
place of said hearing by publication in the Gram
County HERALD. weekly newspaper printed at Lam
caster, in said county, for three successive weeks
once each week, prior to the time of Woodworking.
By the Court,
15w3 VIM. McG0NIGAL, County Judge
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mer enmnlaint or Chnlern-inf

Summer complaint or Characterization
this fearful complaint which is carrying of
the infants and children by the thousands al
this season of the year, can always surely be
checked and cured by DR.. Winchell's Teethne
Syrup, it has never failed to give immediate
relief in the most severe cases. 1t is boon
within the reach of every mother Do not
fail to give it trial You will be pleased with
its charming effect. BE sure and ask for DR.
Winchelrs Teething Syrup. Sold by JAS A.
JONES at only % cts per bottle.
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DROOF OF WILL-MUELLER.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County-ss Probate Of
fce Lancaster June 18th, A. D. 1878. In the matter
of the proof and probate of the last will and tesla
ment of Joseph Mueller, deceased, late of thu
countN1D Grant.
Whereas. an instrument in writing, purporting tC
be the last will and testament of Joseph Mueller
deceased late OF the County Of Grant, has been filed
in this Office; and whereas, application has beer
made by Elizabeth Mueller, praying that the same
be proven and admitted to probate according to the
laws of this state.
Therefore, 1t is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate office, in the village
Of Lancaster, In said county, Monday. the Ssh
day of July, A. D., 1878, at one o'clock'P. NJ.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be gver
to all persons interested in said will OF the time
place Of said hearing, by publication in the Gran
County HERALD, a newspaper printed In said county
for thu co successive weeks each week, prior t.
the time OF such hearing BY the Court,
I4w3.l WIN. Mc30NlGAL, County Judge.
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THERE is no bow in America. /

THERE is no boy in America, how
ever humble his birth or in whatever
depth of poverty his lot may be cast
who, II he has strong arm, . clear
head, and u brave heart, may not
rise by the light Of our schools and
tho freedom of our laws, units he
shall stand foremost in tho honor
and confidence of iris country.-Gar.
fell
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Uncle Sans Harness Oil will keep the
Gather soft and pliable, thus preventing its
cracking or ripping, keep out water and is bet
ter for oiling harness than any other Oil ever
made. It Will make harness last again as
long Sold by all Harness Makeas and dealers
in Leather Give it a trial
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-07-04

Have you cold, cough. hoarsencss, weak
lungs, bronchial trouble, or asthma? use
Eilert's Extract Of far and wild Cherry: It is
asovereign remedy for all pulmonary diseases
1t is warranted to give satisfaction. do not
fail to give it trial, and if i. fails, yoa may
return the bottle, Aalfempty to your druggist
Sold by JAS A. JONES.
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ESTATE-W Whitaker.

In probate-Grant County Court. In the matter OF
the estate of Ann v. Whitaker, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of w. G. Wilcox
of Boetown, County Of Grant, representing among
other things that Ann Whitaker late Of thecounty
of Grant, on the 18th day of June, A. D.l676. al
the comfy Of Grant, Wisconsin died nesate leaving
goods chattels and estate within this state and county
and that the said petitioner is the father Of said
deceased and praying that adm nistation of said
tate be to Henry H. Hampton granted. 1t is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Tuesday, the 23d day of July, d. 1885, Al
one o'clock p NJ. at Lancaster, in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to the
heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Grant
County HERALD, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Lancaster, in said county.
Dated at Lancaster Wis, the Gath day of June A.
1878.
By the Court,
lows VIM. McG0NIGAL, County Judge.