The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-27
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Cedar Bluff Club

Cedar Bluff Club.
meeting Of this Club was held on the Nth
inst, and was address cd by David Johnson, Jr.,
Esq, in very able and appropriate speech
Mr.. johnson earnestly appealed 10 the club to
stand by the whole democratic ticket and to
Keep he unity of the spirit of democracy in our
ranks. His speech was we'll received and did
much good in arousing the members of the club
to sense of their duty in the coming election
On motion, Mr.. G. C. Greer was appointed
Treasurer of the Club.
Mir. j. G. Bobo offered the following Rcsolu-
tions, which were unanimously adopted:
ResolDed, That we cordially endorse thcaction
of the State nominating Convention, in putting
the same ticket before the people again that
served the last term, and we will use our best
cndcavors to rcclcct them.
4ss2sasa 1's actAc &C sseannd IN our
midst ''''''
On motion, the club adjourned to meet on the
Saturday before the fifth Sunday of this month,
at O. clock p. NJ, and the members generally
are requested to attend, as it is expected that
business of great importance will have to be at
tended to. JO9. SANDERS, Prcs't.
J. c. BoGo, Secy, pro tenn.
sudden death of this accomplished and bcauti
fiji lady will be source of grief far and wide
over the State. Ii had not been known that che
was in any danger before We were suddenly in
formed of her death. There was no more at
tractve lady than Mrs. McGowan. The second
daughter of the late Judge d. l.. Wardlaw. one
of our great men of q former day, and the be-
loved wife Of Gen. McGowan, she had long been
blessed with n distinguished companionship
Which redoundcd to the reputation which her
own grace, beauty and elegance as we'll won for
her. We feel assured that there is man in
the State who does not feel the deepest sympa-
thy with Gen. McGowan and his most intercs-
ting family, in their overwhelming bereavement.
Mrs. McGowan has been for many years n mem
ber of Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeyille,
which her late mother, so universally beloved,
did so much TO build up. 1t seems hard to re-
alizc that the beautiful and gifted Susan Mellow
an sleeps with the dead. Yet we must all pass
away like her, and after n littlo while VIC shall
he gathered together again, when the trumpet
shall sound and VIC shall know death no more I!
OBJECTIONABLE CoTToN BAGCING.-Thc CHAR
lesion Exchange has issued circular warning
planters against'using the new style of Rat dGg-
+yi!g GNea wih $higss. They give several good
reasons for doing so, particularly among which
is that cotton is badly stained where this bag
ging, when wet, touches il, thereby lossening the
price of the cotton. The circular closes as fol-
lows
"On and after the lst October next, buyers
and consumers will claim the right to reject all
cotton covered with such bagging, and the ex-
pcnsc of picking the bales and recovering them
with sound mcrchanablc bagging, will fall heay
lily on the planter, who will he the only sufferer.
cit is, therefore. suggested that tho planters
discontinue the use of laX bagging of the above
| description, which cannot hc too strongly con
dcmncd.'