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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-08-22
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Are You Insured?

Arc y on EnSIIEe
The following Companies represent the back
bone OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Read.
Etna Of Hart ford,
Cash Assets So 900 ,Ooo. 90
Ho2s2c Of New York.
Total Assets 5,6a7, 445. es
iiaxtford OF Hartford,
Cash Assets :, SOC, ooo.e
Fhoenix OF Hart ford
Cash Assets $50 $50. So
Northwestern NATL, MIL
Cash assets S954SI. 81
st. Paul OF Minnesota
Cash Asset SOS, HOSP
81 Joseph OF Missouri
Cash Assets $50. 2s3. IS
Total, SIS, PAS, 659 .29
j. ,. WLTTER, Agt,
Grand Rapids, Wis
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A call for a County Republican Mass
Convention is published in this issue.
---z=- sezz,s -ezs-----
STOREY, Of the Chicago Times, is
q Home again. lie didn't have a
stroke Of palsy, not bit of it; he saw
Lydia" and tainted.
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From Imported Stock.

Price 3 per sitting of13 delivered at express
Office at Port Edwards. Cash to accompany all
orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address or
call on e. MENNET,
M Pert Edwards, Mood c., Wis.
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Eggs for Matching.
.ECS
Er0Iai Two Separate Yards,

matched with great care Yard No. Z: Cock ,
years old-W. II. ToddSt rain-w ighs Is lbs.
mated with 5 extra fine pullets. Yard No. ,:
Wood County Fair Premium CockereI. 9 months
old, weight lll2 lbs, mated with extra fine
hens. Also a limited number of sitting Black
Breasted Red Games
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rs cray Notice.

Straycd from my enclosure. about the 18th IF
d uly. in the town of Seneca, one yoke of large
fed oxen, about ten Years old. One OK has a
bHngh under his right eye. the other had T. 0.
arked ON his horn. Any person giving in for
nation IN refcreave to them will be literally
rewarded.
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THIS new and wonderful instrument
l enables any one, whether under
standing music or not, to play any de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from the most plaintive diTge to
the most lively dance music. It posses.
ses a mechanism Of marvellous simpli-
city, requiring but the intelligence of
child to manipulate, yet capable ofrepro-
ducing, without limitation, the musical
compositions OF the PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution is faultless,
strict in melody, harmony and rhythm,
and the instrument IS erninently adapted
FOR Sunday Schools. prayer and revival
meetings, home devotional exercises,
and in al cases where good, correct
music is required, and no musician is at
hand to perform. Address,
z. 2. NEEDlLZ 81 goE,
MANUFACTURERS, ~
Iza 1853 1T Z. 23a ST., New York.
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THIRD BOALD-2:3O ?. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT DULL; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT UN-
CHANGED CORN sTEADY-oATs FIRMER-
wHIsKEY EAsIER-PoRK FIRM-LARD
srEApY-PETRoLLUM FIRM-oIIs QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRM-BosIN FIRM-
COFFEE QUIET-suGAB QUIET.
THURSDAY, June 6-6P NJ.
Business continued moderate. At the Produce
Exchange comparatively little was done, In ono
or two leading commodities Oats were easier.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet, without decided change.
Corn steady. Whiskey easier ana nominal. Pork
was nrm. Lard steady. Cotton on the spot was
duh Futures closed steady Groceries stii quiet.
Naval stores were firm. Oils quiet and petroleum
ruled arm.
CovyKE--rhe market for Rio quiet; 500 bags ex-
Humildade sold on private terms Mid coHso was
outct We quote Ordnary csrgocs 14c- l44c fair do
lie q loAc. good do. l6tsc l6lc. prime DO, lie
IKE extreme range Tor lots 1sc lss4c SANTOS fair
good i34c i5sc., gold, 10 days; java governments
pore lie lstsc Ccylon, loo. 1sc MarAcsbo, 13Isc
Tie; Lsguayra f4xc. f6hc Jamaica, l31sc I65sc;
ST. Domingo. i3sc.; rorto hco l5c IKE Costa hica
I4c lSc; Mexican. l5c. l61sc; Macassar. Ito. 1sc
Angosura, loo. 1ec savanis. 135sc 17c Curacoa,
Ccrros on tho spot was duh but unchanged Futures
we're fairly active. The market opened about points
Tower closed quiet, but steady The decline Tor tho
day was from 10 points Todays prices with
WEDNESDAYS iolows.-
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GALVESTON. june o, 1874
Cotton steady: middling, lie low midaling, IO1.c
good ordinary. 9Ac Net receipts. 323 bales. Exports
cyastwisc 8t7 sales. 0O7. stock. 6,74l
NKw ORLEANS. Juno o. 1878.
Cotton quiet and firm; middlinx. itc low mid
ding, iOc., good ordinary. ysc Net receipts ~ bacs
gross i2d. Exports coastwise 720 sales. 1880 Stock
6l,2sJ. -
Cotton quiet and steady; middling IOc middIing
IOac good ordinary ezc Net receipts 80 bales Sales
800 Stock, 1918.
SAVANNAH, Juno O. 1878.
Cotton quiet; middling. 1vs4c low middlng. i0ac.;
good ordinary, 0Ac Net receipts. 800 bales. Imports
coastwise, ,Uj9. stock. $500.
CHARLESTON, juno o, 1878.
Cotton hrmer: middilng, lie; low midaiing l0a4c:
good ordinary loxc Net receipts 2U4 bales sales 4Ou
stock, 2.l4J -
Spirits Of turpentinc firm at 214c kusin quet 81 10
for strained Crude turpentine steady 81 tor bard 81 10
Tor yellow dip 81 10 ~ for virgin Tar steady a 81 30
OswEGo. June 9. 1879
Flour steady; No. l spring, 50 20 S6 amber winter.
So 20 20 white winter ~ - ~ 5O double extra.
ro a 81 10 process 81 30 81 10: sales 100 bills.
Wheat nrmer No. 1 Milwaukee cirb. 81 10; red ohio.
81 10; red state. 81 2u white state. 81 70. Corn
changed, high mixed Toledo, 40; state, f5c. Barley
auiet: No. Canada held at Zoe. Corn meal-*2l for
ovlted and SO Tor unboIted. ton shorts and snip
stuffs, $40; middngs. SI0 per ton CauAt freights-
Wheat and peas 4ci corn and rye, 4Sc barley 3sc 10
New YORK. lumber, 81 80 ~ Albany ~ a. New YORK.
Receipts 75i.ovu feet lumber shipments-1,Ovv bbIa
aour, $500 bushels barley; 100000 feet lumber.
BurFALo. June o. 1879
Flour IN light demand; sales 900 bDls
orices Wheat nominal Corn In fair demsndi sales VI
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE l. l87s-TRPLE SHEET

$500 s9.asl. hsh mixed a. 4se 1000 do. on private
s1: sa Il % z q s s.s sy
sssp. fHa 'ys soG bb. G' s.s
sn5ss so .h ss az Receipt s 10
l E1 90 barley 1000 90 shipmsats y Tsisosds
y. canal TO s'dsw.tsr1wHsai, s5isi bushels: corn
DxrRoIr. June o. 1879
.hi,ss, s. % Wheat hrmsl; extra white NIchi saa.
u. s aa s a. Oats .%s. With an an
q e aa M .a ous . :. and 81 s s
ssos. Flour. 400 sss.s. i 90 bushels; corn.
wheat 900 bushels; corn 400 oats aso DO do ''''
ToLEDo. June Q. 1878.
SfD Winter s sISsi
July 81 %; No p yton and Michigan red. 81 os Corn
gust. sss.s asssss g s.s.l, ssxs .slss.sa sHss
s7ooSS DO corn snp%cns easSe. @nss
DO Markets clo,edwheas easier; No red winter
ssc. July. 400 No. ?. white, 4isc.
Flour a. and weak. family y Is & s. ' Sss.
steady red S5c - o. Corn quiet, but nr% At Ale
s5e ss Barley dull aaa nominal Pork strong 81
..FS n hsis at. .r sasf'ss g:ss
a. ana s S ha 10 a, nr rs sSa e. mid
o4c. ,sc for Shoulders clear rib sides Walls
s sS a q ss. @ and sr
Is so = % IS - sessps 70 ssp
ments, 395.
CHICAGO, June @. 1879
Flour nominslly unchanged Wheat moderately active;
No. sDrias' 49, eo,s No so sss sash esse
Corn fairly active Arm 36lac. cash; 367sc. Juy
37tzc august rejected, 321ac Oats dull 231c cash:
2S1sc july; 2ic. August; rejected. isc Rye nrmsr At
DE Barley hrmer ut 4azc Pork steady anu in iairdo
mand closed firm % 7o cash; ss 50 - s71s July;
% 50 O21a august Lard steady and in fair demand
ob 55, cash: 81 IS, July. s6 721a ST. rs. August
Bulk meats steady ana ar At szlc, 4sc and AZ Tor
wuisssy, 81 o. Freights-Corn TO Buffalo. &c 70.
seipss-s5oo sols Hour. 2eooo bushes wheat $4,000
Shipments $500 bbls -four 900 wheat IL 900
do corn, 29,OOU do 400 rye. $500 barley
Markets dn-Wheat easier AZ 9sSc.. June 9isse July
Corn in fair demand ut 3oc.. june 36Iac. July Oais
easier. hut quotaby lower. Pork hrmer SO S7m
July; 50 y "a 10 %. Lard hrmer ST 5S1a =
70. July: 30 n SO 7yta August
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

DIVERSION OF TRADE FROM NEW YORK CITY
DEAoUNcISG SENATORS FOR MIsRrPREsENT.
ING THE CITY-oPPosIIIoS TO REvIvING TIKI
MoIETY BILL.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Chsmber q
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon. Mr.. samuel
d. Babcock. the president, In the chair. Aitef
the reading Of the minutes thirteen member
were elected The Committee on Railroad Transpor
tat,on made lengthy report through their chairman
Mr. y. b. TLurber, on the subject Of "Rairoat
Abuses" In this document tho committee express
regret that resolution introduces
IN the Legislature providing Tor investigation
The methods Of railroad management Ia this state hs
not been adopted aud that other cities were NOR
noeraiiy dealt matter Of iTeishs tnan Mes
York The COMMITTEES further ys:-"No one cas-
have Jailed TO notice the diversion vi our Trade trou
this ciiy ana New YORK Jooping bouses generally arr
~ the present time DONG business on unsatisactory
MARGINS "n,ca ans nsm na rsnor con-
Guides WITH den uncaton OF New York Senators. The
following resolutions were adoptoi:-
Resolved That action OF the railroads in defeating
mrnt shows only that they are anwng 20 deal f~ir
ny ny 'os ~ h s mat their methods q WIN
duty VI classes OF citizens 10 persstesy astate sns
ror tor such an that ~ n
that pledge our best Efforts TO the accomplishment. y
Resolved In the opinion of this Chamber senators Jahs
stan isuass New
their action on tnis measure anu ostayea
these interests aud for themselves would dictate their
Resignation.
REwARDING fNFoRMERs.
Mr. Jackson ). scnuitz made iorcoie speech
against law now pendng before Congress-
winch, he said was virtually measure -
revive the moisties N cases OF detected frauds.
In the spring oil 1874 tho bill authorizing
the payment moieties abolished, but the pres
ent act OF Congress, enacted, Will barass the msr-
chants, as II provides reward Of twenty-five pef
cent iniormors outside OF The government service.
The bill In question Is entitled AN act 40 Prevent
Frauds the Customs Revenues; Tor tho Correction
at Errors aud Amendments OF the Customs Revenue
l. Avs" Mr. schultz characterized ~ As u "Dl Vt
aDomi nakJon." Several otner gentlemen spoke on
TINS subject, alter which the following resolution
unanimously adoL ted -
Resolved That this Chamber looks with disavor upon
all attempts revive the moiey system and TO stimulate
the employees mt.
levlng that they IL efficient, will l-h
aid their therefore earnestly pro-esss
against the passage Of said DL
President Babcock nounced that the regular meet
ings OF the Chamber tor July, August and september
would DO suspended and the meeting adjourned
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stats BONDS.

stats BONDS.
State bonds At the Board we're dull and steady with
sales confined to North Carolina SKIES new January
and JuIyl Dis,r,et OF Columbia 65's were active aud
advanced TO six-a rise OF II.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher
and the following we're the changes, compared with
last previous saies:-An advance OF Y in 81. Paul
sgnihs nrsts, " in New York Central sxcs Of 1883,
u in soath Pacific Railroad nrsls. In Wabash nrsts
and y In 81. Paul sinking FUNDS and Delaware and
Hudson registered bonds Of 1891. There was decline
OF u in Northwest soia sevens and u in Lehigh aad
Wukesbarre consols.
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q low middllns. loxe; middllng io,.o Sales Of spot

Delivered contract $50 bales yesterday For fu ure
delivery the sales ivlowsyesterday after
r. i nne 300 Dales &c IL 6ic., oO H. Soc July 4nJ
~ !i.oIc 100 At &C. August. 1000 NJ lL7lc $50
q ~ .oc 200 1t l!Hae September. loo a. ll41c. TOO
1t Isle 100 At II. s0c October. ZOO At 1Ilec De-
cember 800 ~ III 06c luo at l1.05c Total II 800 baes
so W e. g 'To r MTaas, 100 bale, a lo7e
81 ll.52e 200 At ll53c 100 1l.5ic..; July. 81
Isle: 100 At l6lc 500 1L59s, 2.7UU ~ il5Sc
SOo at Isle 500 81 IL 5Se. 100 &c., August 800
- l65c ADO ~ 66c, 100 67c. 800 II 63c
700 M II Sac 9uo 1t lL62c 400 At ll6ic. 100 At
II 62c 100 az Gle 500 IL 60c 100 a IL. Dc
TEMPER 700 at IL 37c 100 IL 36c 800 35c 800
il3tc 800 g 33c LOO Mt li.32c $40 ~ l3sc
500 at il32c TOO a. 3lc October 100 ut life 800
e iLisc ,9o ~ iLlss 400 At lille $40 AZ iiise,
esmber. 100 a. ii.oso. 500 a. iio2c loo a.
lie. 2Oo 81 l0e5c. 100 ~ III ESQ 400 iO96c 60
mt loe5c Total 3s2O bales Grand total 55 800 1aies
The receipts ~ the ports 323
bales: new, Orleans. D. Mobile, 81; savannah, 30o
Charleston, 2O4; Wilmington 20. Norfolk 437 Baltimore
I'D; New York. 90; Boston. lis; Philadelphia, Total
l7OA bales his day last week, 1858 bales this day
last year. 2s Total since September 4I7o3l6 bales
Ne, compressed: to Bremen, by steam, IlI6c. com.
pressed oy sail 40 TO Liverpool. I'D by by SAIL
lo-6id compressed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts Flour Otis bbls wheat.
l6S5oU bushels meal 800 bills aud 266 sacks corn
1856 800 bushels: oats SO o5l do barley barley
malt 1850 d. Flour quiet. but teauy; the sales
including state. western ANA southern. about
1900 bills. within the annexed kye flour
steady. with sales OF 80 bbs Corn meal quiet with
bushels No 2 ut Csc. 64c. Barley and malt quiet. We
uuL0
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, June q. 1873
spanish gold, 2l5x 21sk. Exsh.nse hrmeE. sugar
active and firm.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL


LIVERPOOL. June 6-5 r. NJ,
CottonThe sales Of the day included 100 bales
lean Futures-u piands low middling CLAUSE. June and
ulv delivery. 6lzd, also 732d upands low middng
clause, July and august delivery 6932d npands low
middling clause August delivery l-32d
upiands low mddiing clause October and November de-
livery ED uplands, low miadling clause NEW crop
shipped). November asd Decenber-saiI. 9-32d.
Breadstuns-Wheat los sd. los ID. per GENITAL for
average California white, los. Sd. lis
f0rnia club
LONDON, June 6-5 80 r. NJ
Produce-Tallow, 3sa Sd. a 3ss. sd percwt
wilooxs lara closed at 45,sf per 30 Nilos
LONDON, June 6-Evenng.
Linssed oil. f2e SIS. f2e los. per Ton.
BnxMkN, June 8, 1873
Wilcox's lard, 375k marks per 10 lbs.
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, June 6, 1873
Pork-Eastern steady az sos. do. Western dali 42a
Bacon-Cumberlxnd cut steady ut 26s.; do short rib
frmer ut 26s. I'd hams- Long nrmer at 36s.
Shoulders steady IT lbs Cd BeefIndia dull Sis
dull at zoos do prime mess dali at IT'S.
Lard-rrime Western sseaiy at 3ss fslow-rrims city
Rosn-Common dull at H. 81 do. hne dull ut los.
American choice dull 49, Lard oil dull IT 39A
Flour-Extra state steady at DIS. WheNt-Sprng No.
winter steady ~ Id son steady 1t
25s 3o do mixed soft dull LA I'd. Cottsnseed
oil-None In tho Market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON June 6-4P.M.
Consois 90 116 for money and 96 Eric
Railway shares. 16A 165S do Preferred 321 Pennsyi-
ysnia Central. 3S New Jersey Central 30; New jersey
Paris advces quote per 1llf 400 for the
count.
PARIS June G. 1878.
Exchange London. 25G 13hc. Tor short sight Tho
specie In Bank France increased II, TOO O0o
curing the past week.
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Tine London advices report consols fraction higher
At o. 961 for money and AZ 96s for the account
Uuted States bonds are strong and u a u higher
Eric fell OF Il. per cent ior tho common and per
cent Tor the preferred tho former selling ut 16s ana
the latter nj 32ll New Jersey Central declined az
per cent 10 29 do. consolidated nrsts rosc to &c. Tell
to So, and recovered TO SSH. Illinois Central ion on
10 s5H, Pennsylvania Central to 3o4 and Reading to
l6k. Tne Bank OF England discount ratio remains at
~ per cent. Tho Bank lost f202, 600 bullion for the
week ending yesterday, the proportion oil TO
liabilities being 37s pcr cent against 40 Lie per
last week. Al PARIS rcntes roso to I'LL. 4oc Tho
weekly statement Of tho Bank Of France shows
crease OF specie OF IL, 7oovoof. Exchange London
was quoted at 25L 13lsc. Tho closing prices Lon
don we're :-Consols Tor money 90 96h; consols for
account, 96h new AZ per cont bonds, 1861; nve-
twenty bonds Of 1861, 1o9s; tcn-fory bonds, 109h;
aves OF 1881, 1919 Fro common shares, 1917; Erie
preferred, 321s; New Jersey Central 29A; Illinois
Central, S5H. 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonus were IN good demand and nrm
and closed strong at the following quotations.
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MINING SHARES.

The following opening prices OF mining stocks
In San Francisco officially reported Tip Top TX;
Navajo, Vi; Gould Curry, q; Savage, IL; Cholar
Po,os, 27 Ophir, 40; Hale l. Norcross. u; Crown
Point tasscssed doliar); Yellow Jacket 8; Belcher.
~; Virginia Consolidated, l4; California, 81; Over
man, IS; Raymond Ely, az; Best 4 Belcner, l4k;
Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha, IL; Sierra Nevada a;
Mexican, IL; Eureka Consolidated, SO; Justice, Al;
Utah, 81
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CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

record or the sale Of tho steamer Saratoga, late
OF Wards Havana line, was made yesterday a. ths
Custom House. The sellers are Msssrs. Jahcs E.
Ward and John Roach and the purchaser Mr.. vhas.
Barxer, OF PA Philadelphia The price mshti oned ~
having been PAID tor The steamer IL $3.50, t0J cash
Mr.. John j. Herrck mas beon appointed Assistant
Audllor OF the Gu ,lom House.
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on the Real Estate Exchange yesterday n "
Harnet sold bonds OF the Massachusetts Central Rss
road, representing sioo,0oos 10 y y Ghasch ~ ave
pcr cent on the dollar.
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I2.3U 2. nj.
$4,000 usaSa .. 'e7 .io7x $4,000 81. 9. 81 io5x
1880 P. NJ.
lOooO $40. c.67.s3 l07Z
$50 P. NJ.
$1,000 $1,000 ss. =. 81. los $4,000 500 'es. lo7
iouU o's G, 81 lu9 1910 lL4o 1o7x
loOOu $40, =. '65.n l02X 1000 Ga l2OL
1000 U s $40. f65 n ~ -
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

meeting Of the new Board oil Managers Of the Cot
ton Exchange was held yesterday, President Waits In
the chair, when Mr. Henry Tiieslon Was reelected
secretary TO the Board.
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The following the highest and lowest prices OF

Money on call easy to-day at q 4 per cent and
closed per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet
al ASA a4S4s Tor Dankers' long and 4 s6k ASK
Tor demand sterling
Gold opened at 1909 and closed 1o A. the close
l.64 paid for the use OF gold.
GOLD cLEARrSGs AT NATIONAL BANK or THE STATE
NEW
Gold O3O OBI
Cnrra hnlu aces A nlsa ,G
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15
MARRIED.

HARMAN-PICKENS. Married Feb Sd, 1878,
by Rev. G. Nj. Boyd, MIR. GoULDIN HARMAN to
Miss IIETTIE PIcKEHs, all Of Union County.
BENTLY-VINCENT. Married, by the same,
Feb 2Sth, 1878, Mr.. HuGuEY BENTLY 10 Miss
MAMIE VINCENT, oil of Union County.
SPROUSE BROWN. Married, by the same,
March 7, 1878, Mr.. LEMuEL l.. SPRoUsE to Mrs.
REBECeA BRowN, oil Of Union County.
LITTLEJOIIN--LITTL JOHN.--Married
on March 7th, at the residence Of the brides
Mother, by Rev. j. Is. Wilson, Mr. j. N. LITTLE
JOHN to Miss MINNIE, youngest daughter of the
late Dr. THos. LlTTLEJouN, all of Union County.
RICE-STORY.-Marr in this town, on
the Sth inst, by Rev. B. G. Clifford, MIR.
JACOB RICE to Mrs. s. c. STORY.
BURNETT-MYSE.-NI on the 9TH
inst, by c. B. Bobo, Esq, Mr.. BADGER BURNETT
of Laurens Co., to Miss JULIA MYsE, of Union
County.
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Money and Life Saved by its use.

IMroRTANT DIsCovERY.-Galileo invented the
telescopes Columbus discovered new world ;
Harry, the circulation Of the blood, and to Pro-
fessor Morse is due the credit of teaching the
tightening how to talk, but it was reserved to
DR.. Bradfcld TO penetrate the mystic depths of
science, and drag thcrcfrom the wonder of our
century. The victory mas been won. and woman
is free.
The sale of DR.. j. Bradfeld's Female Rcgu-
lator is unprecedented in the history of popular
remedies, and thousands of certificates are com
ing in from grateful women throughout the
Union, attcsing its powers aud applauding its
untold benefits to their sex.
For sale by all druggists and ny a. IRWIN &
Co., Union.
Mar Is IL 4t
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Sale to Foreclose Mortgage.

Union Building and Loan Association, VS.. Her.
man Schoppaul.
TN Pursuance of power contained in a
l. Mortgage deed, bearing date the 18th day
Of May, 1876. executed by Herman Schoppaul
to the Union Building and Loan Association,
said Mortgage deed being recorded in the Office
of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union
County, on the 18th day Of May, 1876, in Book
of Mortgages, B. No. 2, pages 1873, 139 and l4O
the Union Building and Loan Association will
sell at public Auction, to the highest bidder. be-
fore tie Court House door, at Union, in the
County Of Union, in the State of South Carolina
at twelve o'clock, noon, on the first Monday in
April, 1878, oil that certain lot Of land with
the buildings thereon, situated in said town of
Union, on the South side Of Main street, bound
ed on the North by Main Street, on East by lot
known as the McGuinness lot. on the South by
lot of Jason NJ. Greer Jr., and on the West by
lot Of Mrs. Coleman.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH
n. b. If the terms of sale are not complied
with in half an hour after the highest bid is an
nounced, the property will then be put up for
sale again.
Union Building and Loan Association,
BY JOHN l.. YOUNG, Vice-Prest.
March 10, IL 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15
Sherifs Sales.

DY virtue of Sundry Executions to medir<c{ed,
ID will sell, before Union Court House pr,
OH the first Monday In April next, lin
the legal hours of Sherif's sales, the fol4 ing
property, to wit; ~
containing one hundred and twenty-five kcres,
more or less, known as the McCaughey place,
bounded by lands belonging to the estskc OF
Joseph Robinson, the estate of Churchill e4bs,
and others levied on and to be sold as the P(op-
erty of Jasper Gibbs, at the suits of 8. Wilbafn,
against B:-A. Gregory and Jasper Gibher ESsnE
G. Gist, VIM. A. Nicholson against b. A. Grego-
ry s Jasper Gibbs, and sundry others against
Jasper Gibbs.
One Gray Horse levied on and 70 be sold as
the property of Carlos p. Graham, ,.at the suits
of Gee & Humphries, ;, Joseph Strauss, Executor,
j. g. Wallace and others against Carlos p. Gra-
ham.
One lot of merchandise, consisting of canned
Oysters, Tomatoes, Candies, Raisins, Chewing
Gum, Sardines, Prize Boxes, China Cups and
saucers, Pencils, Harmonicans, China and Wax
dolls, Rubber Balls, Magnets, Vases, writing
Desks, and sundry other articles of Merchan-
disc all levied and to be sold as the property
of Herman Schoppaul, at the suits of Charles
Bolt, Jack g. Holland and others against Her.
man Schorpaul.
ALSO
will sell on Tuesday, the second day of
April next, at the residence Of James Henccck,
WITHIN the legal hours of Sheriff ssales, osp tWpy
horse Wagon and q lot Of corn levied on and
10 be sold as the property of James Hancock, at
the suit of j. s. Fairly & Co., against Smith g.
Hancock.
ALSO.
I will sell on Tuesday, tho second day of
April next, at the Fair Forest plantation of DIR.
"A. w. Thompson, within the legal hours of Sher-
if s sales, about seventy-fve or eighty bushels
corn levied on and to be sold rs the property
of Shelton Eubanks at the suit of Rice, Nc
Lure s. Co.
r. MACBETH, S. U. C..
March 0, 1878 IL st