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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27

@oblan, urs fann's i6on re6t iein.
Gine aagemeine NufDlung uno JfeubIloung
Der Garteien mare unS iptllfom1ncn getpelen,
falls CS babel e9rli0 bcrgeganget mare
aber nenn es ba3u ntd)t fDmmen lou lpeNn
bte Demofraten mr. cine Notwithstanding
Der alien garteigegenlGbe begcbren ltno
Die innerbalb Der republifanilden Yartel
geilbte Selbltfritif nur ais Ufittel benuben
DoQen, UNI bas alte Gebe1lenz Gle
men tpieoer CUR 6errl6aft 5u brttgelt, 10
nii1en mir unb piiien nlle alten Deltl6en
Gepublifaner gal15 9enalt, no mir 5t 1tebet
BADEN. = S6on it's niGt, DAB baS polis
tiibe 8arteimeien um fiiuf3ebn oOer 5tpaus
gig Sabre %Suriidoattrt tperDen lou, aber
nenn i6pn, benn i0pn! @aS immer
bann notbipenbig lei, UNI Die WieDerDerz
itelIung Der alten fre6en SUMTER ulo
&noppen> Oerri6aft SIT perbiiten, oaS 9ez
i6c9c! 0abei fam ii6'S iogar bege6cn.
baB i'm Sabre 1880 @nil YreetortuS nno
iciu 9tebaftipn3geDiilfc q. ben neulid perz
DifcntIi0tca 8ricf Der g6. g. al ben Sen.
8oltmcilter) Carl S6ur3 Stunlp>
&trtifcl uno Stumprebeu fIr II. 9.
Grant %leiiten. 0aS tpiirbe ein bciteres
S6auipiel iein; aber ipenn IS rur 0ajr
beitrilge, bic 10 libel au5gcl1lagenc 8iez
beraufpdppelung be5 bemofratii0en SUIT
fert9url5 Dur6 Den y2tbernliSmuS" rid
gGn8i9 5u ma0en, ipllrDe IS ldon gut letl1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27
G5o;chenflichc S(lirois &faofs-Bcifmne.

iebr ldltis unb gefdbrli6 tper6en. St liebt
IS ieOo6, Dem 2anbe lleberrai6ungen su
berciten unb tbut nicletGt bas @eGent6eil
bon DEM, mas man erlpartet.
2lt6 at Den republifaniiden Gomitez
Witgliebern 6iscod unb Geeb tpirb
man im @etBeu 9aule nidt niele Sreube
baben; 6eun Der SEEM gorfer 6iscod gilt
fit cinen Treunb Gonflin9's uno Geeo bon
Mdine fir einen 2nDanger 8laine's. eSmz
merbin BADEN abcr Seibe in Iebter i3eit cntz
idieOen Steaung ge8en Die reoolutiondren
Nnidldge Der 9emotratet 9enpmmen.
0aS einsige perlOnlt6 gegen Safes
freunOlide GomitezM itglie6 lit Der GepMz
blifaner Cor, Der befannte friibere @enez
raj uno @ouuerneur bon Ohio uno erlter
Minilter beS Snnern i'm @rant'i0en Ga>
btnet, peldeS CT mad ciuem Sabr unb neun
Wonaten ais elm rMfdrtprer BET gfefornn"
perlieB. St hiclt it'd lettDer meiit su ben
0iberalz Gepublifaner1 nnb gef6ut oarum
pielen Der Jest notDgebrunSen 6apes ebeitz
fails oertbctoigenoen raDifalen Gepublifa=
NET tpcit lpeni9er, alS ct 9apeS 9efaut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27
Gin ttcttcr GonSuI.

yer Sutnoiier gtatiDnaI : Qb9eor6nete
springer bat ais yGoriiber 6es Nusz
lWulleS tur ltlSaobcn ocs StaatSocparte>
mcitts" 1nnltbc 0auherci upn 8ertreterr
Der Ser. Gtaatert I'M NltSlanoe ans Qidt
gc5n8elt. gcionoerS ergiebie iparclt lcilte
9tddforld,ungcn ilbcr 0as Gerhdlten Der
alncritalltl0ct Goniularbcamtcn All Sbaus
g6ai III China.
9as 6aupttpilo, tpeld,cm Sprinoer Bel
oieler @aunerz Sago na6lteate. ipor 0;eo.
S. SemarD B, Der e5 bonn WcueralsG.pniu
III Sbangbai gum @cianoten in 0eFino
9ebradt bat. Gr bat auf Oa3utbun Snrine
GERS bonn Stnat5mimiltcriuln Die luffprz
Derung crbalten, Don Befing mad Nalbz
irgton 3l tomrren, llm ii6 3unGhit opr
Springer's NusiduB 6ctreffs Ser i6peren
ge9elt i'm erbobenen acknowledgement 3u
neranttporten. Scparo lit befanntlid ber=
ldteoener Setrltgercten, lDtpie Der Sreildiz
Jung zines greultden 6n1ertfanilhen Secs
rdubcrs 6eidulbtgt. SIS tpiirbc aber llraez
re6t letn, lDn au neroan1metl, ebe er lelbft
geb0rt tpor6en lit.
Oab in ienem 0eneraIsG onIuIat oroe
nnb i6mubige @aunereicn i%tattfanbeH,
n1terItegt na6 Sprtnger'5 @rmitteIuneem
feinenn 3peifel. llnO 0aB SttDer 3.
BRADFORD, tpel6er 8tSe=@ eneralconiuL
in Shanghai mar uno cine !Seit lang baS
bDrtige Goniulat peripoltete, baielbit fih
i6dnbli6e 9in9e gu S6uIbeu fommen
lieB, unterlie9t crit redt feinwt 3Deifel
nte6r.
springer bat 6aber beantragtE baB bas
Nbgeoronetenbaus BRADFORD BOT benz Se=
nat in2lnflageitan0 Derleben ioae. 9d aber
bic 3tpet rcpu6lifanii6en MttgIieocr 6eS
Nusi6uHes, Ounnca ul0 8apne, 3lpeifcf
6ariibcr begell, oh Der Se1at III oieler ln>
geleseuDeit s~uitdnbis lei, 10 lit Der Sprint
GER d)e 2trtrag su1d6it an ben Sulti3z
NuslhuB be5 ]aul es uerpiclen.
9aS benz 6dule bon Springer nor9ez
Iegte 8ersci6niB Der SiinocM 8raoforo's
beia9t fOlgeubcs:
BRADFORD bctbeiIi8te ii6 arntIt6 am Ban elmer
Gilcn6abu pom $500 Sun9 mad Sbnn9bat rnb
perleste Daourd &eittmmun9en os amertfanii6=
dtnell6en 8ertra9eS uno eines @on9reB9ticIcs.
I'm Och 81 er9attern, Log ct NIT Anocrt ben
9tncllten SebOrocn Dor, es benblc it'd Inn ans
lc9un9 etter 9eUobnlt6en SabritraBc; na9oem
1bcr bterSi Die GrLanbntB erldngt mar, uuroe
itatt BET Sanbltrabc cine S6ienenitrabe 5pii9en
$500 Snn9 unb Sban9bui gebaut.
S.n letner @t9enl6 DAFT ais ft6ter oeS Goniuldrs
0crtdtes nd6te CT ltb IN filnf etln 3eLneIt TGleit
Der ~nn9crcbtt9tett, &prdnnet nnb @rpreiiuns
i6uIbig.
Staaten nabm CT aus ben 9oitla6en Srieie unb
erbra9 fie, nm ben Gci6Gitcn uno ben Sebeimz
nilien BET S~riefidreiber nad Suipitren.
Gr licB lt0 etnnlal cine 0Htttun9 tir $50 au8s
iteaen, CAB aber 0cnt, Der ibm bic auittuns auSs
lteltc, liur $50 unb itette $40 Cit.
Nls SOita9ent i'll Sban9bai nabtn ct rnerifai
niide Gbalcr eir, pelde iibcr Sob unb Qapiers
gelo %ltambcn; aus9aben beitritt ct III ~6criclbeu
Niin3e, rednete ober baum Der yte9terung ben
Mebr3 @crtb btcIer Munse at, inbem CT lo9, baB
CT bic mcrifauti9en &boter, bic CT bod porber
einsenommen bate, crit babe faufen mliieit, unO
betrog oui bteie &eiie bic Ye9ierun9 nm srObt
Summcn.
@r untcrl9[us SporteGn, mel9e Der &esieruns
9cb0rtcn.
@r unterl6tus $4,000, mel9e in bic sessierunsss
tohe 9ebortcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27
3tuet Gon9reBs&eScm itber ote 1os
stale Grn0c.

Sci Sen Berbonblultgen iiber ben Gtat
6es Griegsbcparter1entS p~ertiefte it6 ba5
9tationalz Nbgeorbneten> 6aus alt6 in Die
Nrbeiterfrage. giuSelne 9tebner begrInz
oeten nGn1Ii9 ibren lSiberitanb gegen ieoe
8erringerung bcs 0eere5 nit 6tnipeiiurg
auf Das brobenbe 0eba1ret Der Commute
fteit, pG6reno Qltocre barSutDun iudten,
baB bic 9tiebertperfung ettpaiger Gontmuz
niftenz Qufitdnbe leOiglt6 Sade oer Gin
s~elitaaten lei unb bab bteie in loren 8iir>
germ bonn Mittelitan6e aud Die bolitdnz
Sioe araft basu beidBen. Ser 8oriiber
beS 9lusl6ui1eS fir Die 6eereS: Qngelege1=
betten ul1o 8orfdmpfcr fir bic @erringez
rurg oes Scores bon $4,000 auf 10000
Mann, Banning BON Cincinnati, be3ei6>
nete als Die i6limmitcn Gommuniitcn Die
aroEeu @iienbabnzW ~eouopoltiten unb Die
nit ibnen nerbiinoeten Yrdiioenti6aftsz
0iebe. Die bebeutenbiten 9teben bielten
aber Butler bon W%laiiabuictts unb @ars
fielb bon Obio.
8enBMtler bemerfte folgenoeS: Die
uihtigite Srage lei icbt Die bon Der See
ihGftiqung Der Mrbeit. 0a5 2arb nGbere
ii6 ciner &riiis, tuel6e, tpenu man ibr
tidt re6t3eitig be9cgue, etneu 3uitano berz
bcifibren 1peroe, 9egcn tpcl9el1 it'd Die Ser
fallung oes 2olloe5 10 ntadtlos ertDetlet
tparoe tpie 9esen bic &riiis Don 1861. Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27

teien tuerben berbeieilen sur 8ertbeiOiauna
Der @eieuidaft 8e9en Die Nnar6ie, BET
Oronu1s ge9en baS Gbaos, Oes @elcbes
ge9en Die 8ranofafel.
$50 aber lit Die Wta6t, bic bel 6ielem
@ntiGctOungsfampfe einidreitet, Inn Die
@elelli6aft su i6iiBeu uno IL /retten, =
no anberS ais in nnIerer 8erfailung unb
in Der Goli5eigenalt, ipel6e BON Der Jiegiez
rrng ber Ser. Staatcn aIsgeiibt iperOen
fam. ipenn Die Gin5clitaaten ma0tlos iino
rnb Stdbte i'll 9lldc gele9t tuerben +? SD
balte bier III neiner!0auO Die t%elegrapbiiden
Bitten, tpeIde Dor 5ebn WOnatcu bon 3e6n
groBen Staaten bcr llnion alSgingelt, =
bon 5e6n Staater, Die i'm 3eitraum elmer
e~i,1sigen Wode i5rcn 9illieruf all ben 4rdz
libenten Der Ser. Staateu ri6teten ltno i9n
III ibrer 8erle8enbeit UNI bas @ini6reitcn
bes !6cereS Scr 9tepublif anfle0ten, bantit
ctclcS iir in Der Stunoe ibrer 9totb uuo
8cOrdngniB bei9iiye. limo bod woIlcn
Sic OaS Seer auf 10000 Ofann oerrimz
germ 2"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27
9auf pom s1Set.

Won fann es benz 8rGiioenten 6aDes
tpab:li6 ni6t beribeln, tpenn er itber oen
ihuoben 1lnDa1f Der Democratic bes Sit
bcns empOrt lit.
giele SIo Oemofraten inn GongreB
br4ngten it6, ais Der BrG1tbentl6afts-
Streit nod nidt formli6 entl6ieoen ipar,
an 6aDes' Srenroe beral ulto crboten it'd,
iebe meitere Nnfe6tung 0eS 9te6tstiteIs
Des 6rn. 6aDes 3u D~erbtnoern, ipen11 nur
benz Siben Die perbeiBene Selbitregierun9
SIT She'll werbe. 6apeS bat ibnet biele
Selbitresierung in rei6iem Wfabe eingez
rGumt. Sic lobnten ibn oafiir nit etntsen
feitli6en Gmpfangen nnb 8eiptrtbungen
int SIben ab. Sebt aber lallen tie benz
iel6en Mtenn, aus oeiien 9ano ite NIT
banfbaren Wienen bic polttiI6e Selbits
1tdnbiafeit bes Sii6ens tpie ein ~toltbares
@eldent angenpmmen baben, unb 6eiien
Med)tstiteI eben bur6 lie beitdtigt uno be-
feiti9t morben mar, ipie etl1en elenber Bee
trigger fallen.
Sic Qusre6e, baB fte ert 6ur9 bic
neueIten @eitGnbniiie eineS Wc9in uno
Dennis iiber BEN grOBen Wablbetrug QUIZ
qeflGrt tporben leten, 1T gar aI vollnlt" ;
6enn bas, mas bieie i3tpei bot etnigen
g8oden nusiagter, nuBte Seoermann i6on
bomals, ais Ser 5iben bic friebli6e Gins
lebung 6es Brdiibenten !6apes Derlangte,
bann nit gr0btem Bergniigen aus 6aDes'
Sdrben ieine Selbitregierung empfitg lnb
lit ieinen geieb9ebenben 8erlammlungen
6abes ols letnen WobItbdter prizes.
9as Benebmen Ser Subz9 emotraten
gegen 6apes lit Elm grimmiger 6obn auf
bic nielgeprteiene r&itterli6feit beg Suz
bens.~ 9enn tpas fann es lnritterli6ereS
geben, ais ben 8erratb an etnem Otann,
ben man 10 eben nod um9irrt uno lln1z
i6mei6elt bat, Inn Our6 ibu etnen groben
8ort1eil gu erlangen, un6 ben man, nad>
Dem Der @ortbeil erret6t lit, letnen Setnz
ben preiSgiebt?
@a6rboft ritterli6e Mdnner int SIben
fiDlen Die Niebertrd6t zines lolden Be>
ltebn1ens ebenlo, ipte ibnen bic 0umnnbett
belielben FLAIR lit. Sn biefem Slime duBert
It'd belon6ers au6 @ouperneur gS a , c
y am on bon Siib>Garolina. @r lagt
IS in Columbia Sebem, Der es bOren mill,
Dap oas 8enebmem Der Sil6oemofraten i'm
gtational : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nit ebren7
boiler NusnaDme bon Stephens uno Wftls,
unoant unb l1nperitanb suglei6 lei, nnD
uber Die Wirtunseu bicies lpGten8 or9ebens
per Oemofraten ee9en 9apes' 9te9tstitel
benterft 9ampton Tplsenpes:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27

vDielcs 8oraeben gcfdbrOet bas gauge
Sano. 8or Nuem aber 9efabrbet cs Die
bemotratilde 9artei unb serlt0rt ibre2lusz
1tbten. Bic MalIen in1 9an3et 2anOe
iperoen iii cinem iol6en 8or9eben einen
GenolutionS Seriu6 erblifen, unb cine
leber6cugun9 bieier Dirt miro mebr basu
beitragen, baB Grant i'm Sabre 1880 gum
Yralioenten gepdblt mirb, ais ale anberc1
Sin lulle Sulanmen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-27
ct, 10 baB bon ben @Gnben midts iidts

feiti9t, 10 6ab bon ben @dnben niGts lidts
bar lit.
Die Sranen Springfiel6S botten iu,tpi.
l6en in ben unteren 9tdltntet beS @opitols
lan9e Glide fit Die Netcranen unb fir Die
Wtllt;en geoedt, 1no mebr ais 1000 DtIrs
1ter ltrbet fid bas Grdftigc WaDl trelili9
l6nledcn, tpeldcS Die 6raucn III ben 8iihelt
oes Gapttols 6ercitct Datten.
Am Nbcno fano Ben Gctcrarct 3u G6rcn
Yronenaoes GOnSert ultb Ball i'm Capitol
itatt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

VERY Coop RBAsoN.-The reason why only
one sample bottle of MERRELL's HHpArINE fer
the Liver will be sold 70 the same person, for
ten cents; by our Druggists, GIBBES g. CO., is
because of the enormous expense of importing
the Hepatine into this country but as there
are fifty doses in tho large size bottle, it seems
two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for
a medicine that cures dyspepsia aud liver com
plant. All who have not had a sample bottle
CO. 8 Drug store. Three doses relieves any case
OF dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or iIYsE
complaint, in the world. Regular size, bottles,
fifty doses, Sl.OO.
B6y- 10 Cents Sample Bottles Merrelfs Hepa-
tine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rup for the throat and Lungs, at GIBBES &
co. II
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31
For the Times.
LETTER FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLHsTnN. Nav OF

e good old City has enjoyed its accustomed
Nd Vt rernal PIC Mics, Maroons, Excursions
Dramatic Entertainments, Musical Entertain.
ments, Dime Readings and Floral Festivals
and now comes Mt the close Of the sweet month
Qf May an Ovation to the Governors of Georpio
, and South Carolina aud the Gate City Guards.
The Parade OF Saturday, hot as the day was,
drew out the Military hanked by the multitude
and supervised by the beauty of the city. Ali
the spare windows, balconies, piazzas and look
outs, from the Citadel to the Battery, were oc-
cupied, and such waving Of handkerchiefs au,,
shouting can only be done in Charleston. Well,
it was grand sight to see two such men rs Col
quit and Hampton, hats off dash oloug u line
vf citizen soldiers. -
The enthusiasm was infection and spread
from young to old, and none seemed more car
fied away by il than the "American Citizen of
African descent" Gov Colqui,t (who isds good
preacher as soldier) was invited to address the
members of Trinity Sunday School at IL, A. NJ.
lie was very happy in his remarks, aud it has
seldom been our lot TO listen to q more affecting
addrcss. At night he visited the Confederate
widows Home and addressed the inmates He
Is plain straight forward man, bearing upon
dis face the siguct of nobility.
- Inc City is said to DO very healthy by the
doctors. The City Council seems alive TO the
importance OF keeping gitss--~Th~s-----.s----. it.
been in years. Disinfectants are freely dstri-
buted and every effort used to remove all causes
which might bring upon us that dreadful scourge
of Southern cities, Yellow Fever.
You will see by the papers that the jobbers
arc growing little sensitive upon the subject
of decline in business. There seems to be
some differences of opinion rs to means of re-
dress, but no one denies the fact that the trade
of the City is leaving it and that some effort
should be made to reform the present state
of things. The fnancisrs and business men
all bothering their brains to account for tn
stagnation of business, the financial pressure
and the shrinkage of values. To a simple minded
man there would seem not much mystery about
it. After such war rs we have passed through,
such an humiliation of property at. the South,
it really seems wonderful that we rs we'll off
are. While at the North the colossal for
tunes made out of the war by greedy specula-
tors and Henopoists, the general plunder of
officials, tho speculating in stock, bonds and
securities, thus drawing from legitimate busi-
ness eapiial Nhiah sbpuld be employed in de- |
velopfHk ~ fVS06fces Of the country, would
seem reason enough.
The discussion of Union freight depots, wharf
age rates, Railroad facilities, &C., will be bene-
fetal in bringing to-light many abuses. and we
hope end in . reform. The true state of things |
cannot Re kept secret much longer.
AU REVOIR.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

SETTLED BEYOND A DoUBT.-No one questions
the fact that more cases of suppressed and ir
regu ar mense and uterine distractions, Of every
kind, are being daily cured, by Dr.J. Bradtields s
Female Regulator, than by all other remedies
combined. Its success in Georgia and other
states is bsyond precedents in the annals of
physic. Thousands of certificates from women
everywhere pour in upon the proprietor. The
attention Of prominent medical men is aroused
in behalf of this wonderful compound, and the
most successful practitioners use it. If women
suffer hereafter it will be their own fault Fe.
male Regulator is prepared and s0ldtty L. H.
Bradfeld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ca, and may be
bought for l.5O per bottle at any respectable
Drug Store in the Union.
For sale by all druggists and by ,A.7fRw1N &
Co., Union.
Nav 10 10 At
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31
For the IImcs
We Must Have Harmony.

LONG LEVEL, May 1878.
Mr. EpIron IL an glad to see the democ-
racy wheeling into line so handsomely. Ifthere
ever was q time when it was all important for
unanimity it is now By q manly, courageous,
straightout fight last ear we saved the State
against fearful odds. Do not lei us lose it now
Inv too much greed for Office, or merely to graft
ify this cry TOT cnuUs-,~-..-- -. office.
The Legislature may not have come I'D to our
expectations, in fuct very few Legislatures ever
do; hut remember the difficulties it labofot2h-
der. What mass Of tangled yarn they had to
unravcl before they could get sight of the sit
uation.
1t is very important that those who have be-
gun the work Of reform should be allowed to
perfect it, If you send a new set of men, it
will take o whole session for them to learn tho
ropes. -.
bave no personal ends TO carry out. am
not a candidate, and don't wish to be, for any
office, and have no friend's axe to grind, but
want for the safety of the party, for the saliva
tion of the State, to promote harmony and keep
down phrty aspirations and plottings of cheap
politicians, who for self advancement would
jeopardze the States welfare.
FARMER
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

A SINGULAR ACCiDENT.-Mr. Louis Dunno
mann, the chairman, of the board of county
commissioners, while in an clubhouse on his
premises, at the corner of Line and King streets,
on Thursday, was stung by either q snake or n
viruleht spider, and was yesterday considered
by his physician to be in very critical condi-
ton. Upon first feeling the sting Mr.. Dunno
mann proceeded rapidly to his residence, but,
before he could reach his room, he fell in an
insensible state, and began immedialy to swell
to an alarming degree. DR.. c. l.. Meyer was
called in, and by prompt and vigorous antidoies
succeeded in counteracting, in a measure, the
effects of the poison. The nature Of the sting,
or by what kind Of insect or reptile it was in
fiicted. is not known, and a thorough search OF
tho premises will be made to solve the mystery
--News and Courier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

A HIGH COMPLIMENT TO REPRESENTATIVES,
EvINs.--The Washington Post (Democratic) gives
the annexed emphatic endorsement to Congress
man Evins, and it is more noteworthy because
that bright and Independent journal seldom
deals in praise Of members, even of its own po
litcal faith: "One of the most efficient new
members Of the lower House is Hon. J. II. Evins,
of the Fourth District of South Carolina, who
has closely attended to the business of the ses-
sion, and developed the possession of high or
der Of attainments. If he is as available at
home rs he is useful in Congress, the people of
South Carolina will do we'll to keep him in their
service for another term at least. Swapping good
men for untried ones is n dangerous procedure,
and one that the Democratic party has greatly
suffered from"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

TOTAL ECLIPsE.-On the both Of July next
will occur an astronomical event of great inter
est-a total eclipse Of the sun-which will be
visible generally 4 in the United S4ataa The
eclipse will be visible from TO o clock in the
afternoon. The path Of totality in this eclipse
runs diagonally across the centre of the United
States from Montana to Texas, and is between
120 and $50 miles wide.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

JEFF Davids convicted of the murder of the
Franklins at the last term of the Court for
Abbevillc County, and sentenced to be hung
last Friday, was respited while standing on the
scatfold with the rope aro md his neck. The
respite fixes the day Of execution on Friday, the
18th day Of June. Davils was convicted on
circumsthhtial evidence and protests his inno-
cehee.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-05-31

1t is q fact we'll established BY unq Fashionable
testimony that Halls Hair Renewer ,renews,
cleanses. brightens, invigorates and }restores to
its original color and lustre. faded gray or dis
colored hair, cheaply, quickly and surely. The
poorest people prefer to buy it and use it, rather
than to proclaim in a manner more Fcible than
words can dclineate, through blancHed docks or
grizzly beard, that they are aged and passipg to
decay. very short trial will convince the
most skeptical that it does eradicate the scalp
diseases which robs the hair Of its ctor and life
Fort Scott (kan.) DALEY Monitor. ~.
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Dissolution of Partnership

YTNHE Copartnership heretofore existing be.
l. tween W. 7. Graham and 0: b. II. Graham
under the name and style of Graham & Graham
in the Town Of Union and State Of South Car
olina, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. w. Il. Graham is authorized to collect and
pay all Legal Claims of the Firm.
Union c. H., S. c., May II, 1878.
o. b. II. GRAHAM,
W. T. GRAHAM,
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Peace Prospects Frightening.

The latest news from Europe is more hopeful
for peace than any before.
dispatch from Berlin says The British
ambassador in that city is in constant communi-
cation with Emperor william, presumably in re-
ference to the Conference. 1t is reported that
Russia has made substantial concessions to Eng
land. Correspondents at Paris and Vienna say
the good Offices of Bismarck have been largely
instrumental in bringing about the result with.
out humiliation to Russia or risk to England.
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The Edgefeld County Democratic Conv
met on Saturday last at Edgefeld jC. H.. and
delegates from oil Portions Of the tounty were
In attendance. The primary eleotiot system
was adopted, and only pluralit yssf Votes will
be required to nominate. w. - :
- Il sew nights since, 81 gave mS IN one do.e
of Worm Oil, and the next day B passed ls
large worms. At the same time l4ve one dose
to my little girl, four years old, and she passed
S6 worms, from to Is inches long.
W. PHILLIPS.
May II % 9w
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Pay What thou Owest.

NNHE business of the old firm must be settled,
l. up at once, and hereby give notice to all
indebted, that they are expected to make sea-
Elements with me ut once Long induleence q
cannot be given. w. T. GRAHAM
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ANOTHER REVENUE OUTRAGE.-We are in
formed by a responsible party that on Saturday,
the 4th inst, party of Revenue officials went
to the house William Walker, who lives in the
Eastatoo section of tins county, and took him
from sick bed, tied his arms together, put him
behind one Of the party on horse and tied him
20 keep him from falling off, as he was too sick
to sit on n horse alone united, and carried
him to Walhalla in the midst of terrible rain.
His sickness was from milksick, terrible dis
case well known in that section. Our informant
also states that Capt. Hoffman proposed to hand
cuff Mr.. Walker, but Mr. Gary interposed and
prevented Capt. Hoffman from imposing this ad-
ditional insult and punishment upon this help
less sick man. We give the statement MS il
comes to us, and direct the attention of the
| committee of the Grand Jury, who are now en-.
| gagged in investigating these Revenue outrages
to the same, and trust they will give it thor
| ongh investigation and bring out all the fact:
| connected herewith Pickens Sentinel
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A CARD.

CHESTER, s. c. May 9th, 1878.
EDIToR UNION TINES In your last issue
find, under the head OF "Town improvements, -
that the contract for the building of MIR. Fos-
ter's residence has been awarded to me. lam
not aware of the fact, or that the contract has
been awarded to any one, but would be pleased
to have the same. EDWARD KAHN