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pENNsYLvANIA KAiIKoAD.



Trains leave New YORK via Dt,iio,,r, ami Cortanit
sis Ferries, ~ follows
ENrcss lor larri.ure rittshurrh the West amt south
WIN rWlman Palace Cars attached, o A NJ q ant -
4 iAi)
fol WihAmsport Lock Haven. Cory. anil Euc at 81
NJ, CONNECTING Mt Cory tor niuSvllc, Petroleum
Centre, sui ihc Oh Regions Niham,port ami loo q
Haven. "a
Baltimore, Wa>hinstou, auI the south. IAmitcd wash
inltlu Express of Pullman lariur Cars tally. rNceni
sunday, 80 NJ. arrive Washington ( 40 J. VI
Regular a 2pA u, o D. andpr NJ SUNDAY Is ).
Aud9P
LArress nr Philadelphia I 10 7 80 ~ 9 Is. 81 Lam
sunday go and "A NJ, o. o. d 80 80 = a. Hud . T.
Emu'raut ant second class. 7 l. NJ
fui Cape MAY. T. VI
Boat, OF "Bronklyn Annex" connect with ~ ulruu,h
trans IT Jersey tiN anorlms hprcIl anl iur o
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Fof trains 90 NvwArk. Elizabeth. Railway. IIu'rion
Trenton. Perth AmhoN fltmMetnn, brNui.ir. ant
other points sre local schedules NJ All ilrket ON -
TRAINS AtriNc From 1t -hurch Il 90 ~ a. VI. - 2iF
daily - A G.5O T. duN. except MurinY
From Washington AMI baltimore, o. 81 a. NJ = ~
Q ~. 10 lOF VI. sunday. g - - 4 from Fnlt
dcphii . o. t. 30 Hfl 10 -. II - NJ, No.
3lO I 30 & -. : a.. 10 10. ~ 2nf sunday, , %.
& 30 q -. ~ 80 ~ 30 \ q in ~ 2nl' VI
Ticket ONCE, ,3t nnl ga BrottWAy, Aston House.
and foot Of DcohtoN>eH amt turtandt ST. Court st
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton II hpoklYh
M llG and MS Hudson ii. lohphcu, Depot Jersey
FRANZ THOMSON. !, J. lAkNtR,
General Manager d,nl PASSENGER 'enL
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TWO II NEW YORK
Dot BE TRACK. Thk MOST IMPROVED EQlI IrMENr.
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER July 2, 1878,
Express Tram, leave New York, nt ,hrus,cs aud
Coilhndt SIS Ferries, As follows
80 80. M o G. 10 Idmltcdl. II A NJ, T. & q. . 81
7-si 80 and or NJ sundays, 81 NulHA D. o.
q 80 Z 80 X 30 aud DP
Boat, Of "broonhn Annex" connect with All through
trans NJ JrrN} cay, atpldlns speedy nud duv,l
transfer Tor Rruohhn travel
Rcwunns No,ns leave rmndcIphia3 ~ 4 2 7 -, : = -
Nul u NJ lamlled ENWc,, - 4 NJ b ., !, 50 =
aud 80 l., and - Mdmeht On SUNDAY. 3 20 L. p
he80A NJ 1, hf NJ. aud ~ Mim-ut
Ticket OictS, go and ga Bluh0Nhh, Aston n 1uSe
and oot OF Dc,hro,,c, and Cornnlt st., tCuu su'
brooklyn Annex DEPOT foot OF fuitun 1t u unnNu, 40
nc. nnl us lluison st luhlNcu. Depot Jci>b llb
inWlnm lghci once, Battery place ..
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager GcuCfai Ft,,,u-rt Ascent
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ddlanteo--- ttmale5.
-VP-TOWN ADVERTISER

Nav leave their avors ruY Sun At the only author
ized up. town advertisement Offices,
sos West a3i &C. opposite Grand opera House, and 7CO
"a av. corner OF i7ti st., until sr M.
NoeNta charge
A. e 5ItHAlRN;lNAhss MATTED "a, r: ,,,..,
'T''' W II II cLAfLIN A co.
a. Leonard It
A LADY viii ,cll her Wheeler Wilson covered ma
n chine complete order, 80 go" 9pth st basement
coon COO G' 4 q w gg VS. Sgs' is sG good
AYOING GIRL to assist m HIGHT house work and
~ mind children 2'7 spring It, bakery
pOOK FOLDERS wanted. also so5l covcrer.
ID Apply to L : DODGE Printing Co % Chambers 81
RoNNAz operators wsnlGg e9A IL, c as,'SS,,
- " iNHhl"' - VIM y
CORSET hand, wanted. Apply at2ii Centre st
EXrEKIENCED outdoor operators on ladies'
s1ad" cmpi"ment - Wskcr's' st
ENPEKIENCED operator, aud Gnishcrs on coae'
II s,cady work ana good pay Call all week 30 Eo''
LXPEKIENCED hands ON white shilt, steady
II work, inside work given out lt Essen 81 room v
ExPERIENCED operators o. infants, wear Sc.
II also learners RICE, IS Wooster st
EXrEHIENoED weaver ena mo9n!srs wanted
IA On humanha T. hfRNh' AZ Broone II
INIRsT.CIAss operators aud hnishcr, On fine dress
SHIRT. good pay I'sHHH eMpI9 5 W Rnp . .r .'qH
I,IKsT-CLAsS operators aud nnlshers on cloeks.
Il also hand on gents drawers 22i south sd st., Wal
liam .hurph,
L shoes wooDMANsEI a GXiSIDE, Isl and 1888 Duane
st, city
HSr'HA4Sss JE sfh S s' 20 9 4s
IIINIsUEKs and hasters wanted on pants. steady
Il work CIV lHwisst near kYngton
JNEATHEKs food hands wanted on fancy feath
Il ers lOT Wooster 81
GIRLS accustomed to work IN rubber factory At
" factory Franklin av, near Flushing av, BROOKLYN
u i MANN ~ West 9TH ST.
EOOD SHIRT ironcrs wanted. cents apiece paid
~ family SHIRT" Apply at lO' Greene st
EOOD operators and hnishers on ladies clocks Ap
HANDS wanted 10 make flannel .huts Apply at ~
IL Howard st up stairs
OPERATORs on felt skirts on W Aw. machine
sUIzsAGIiEW woILsTTIN. sss Broadway
OPERATORS on flannel shirts and overall, Sing .
~ En- and " machines, good phy, steady WORK ,
WORK given ont 800 Eas flh st
nN VESTS. Operators and bastcrs good pay plenty
~ work columbia place, 7vh 81. between AVS aud
u, basement
nPEKATORs.U uttonhole mskers and 0n,hcr on
" dnc shop coats OoliEh 81 and O. Clinton ~
NPEHATOHs on Singer machines on ovcrcoats
" AY A. between fist and T1d sts IN sorc,
OPERATORS and Gn,encrs wanted On CLOAK. on
" Domestic machine 100 81 av, hrst floor
nPERA TOHs and baslrrs on good shop vests Can
" nj i'j Slh st between Az A aud ista
OrIKAToRs 90 SHIRTS work give" out, refer
OPERATORS and Alters wanted at 3s3 "a st near
OrEHATORs.-F,rs,cl class wanted at 300 nh ay,
DAPER BOX Es.-EKpcrionccd glue and paste
hands wsued SCHROEDER sEAfERs. ias Mercer st
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WI WEDNESDAY NIGHT
JARRETT A PAINEN'S superb palace steamer
PINNOtTH ROCK
will make d.lisluMl irin down ~ lnrhoron
WEDNESDAY ENENING NENf AUG Z
annrling opportuv at enjoying the refreshing sea
hfcrl,s AMI tO witness The ocean slsrrcd u,r ie ray
~ q trautitl innun \ GRAND NISltAL ENTERTAIN.
WENT will add to the auractiQns of I'll" gaml EXCURSION
FARE ...... '.... FIFTY GENTS
- Hoat viii Ici,cphr1 r. at the Battery. at ~
O'Clock. and the foot ot POI Il. y H.. At nciucN
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Qrp @OOOs.

L TFP's SuIRTS.
IN fill REST ANp CHEAPEST ~ THE WORLD
We cann' mtNc Better Shirts ut an Futc
All made co. 700 the celebrated WUusutta muslin BDs
oWs. llN. all linen. The very best
MEETS PATENT PARTLY mate SHIRT, Is Tor -
OuA PLAIN SCANS 10 finish
kEErs CUSTOM SHIRTS the yer, best to measure.
Tor a.
Perfect ~tustH ton guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS. tour ilf. very hr.t g for -
LlNiN CUES. tuUr-ilN. NrtN best. ~ 30 half lhk'n
rlrrEWIL JEAN hkNWER>. very h,.t 5ht c,.h
NAiNSpOk lNuIlti SIS .prt hrst. -. rich
BlsIGlNGllAM UMBRELLAS 81 each
WiIllD SILK UMBRELLAS - each
LADIES -lN UMBRELLAS. newest .tNlcs - 51rarh
hLkr MANI rACrl RiNG COMPANY
S!sS,,,n fy'nue sc" York
81 Futon II RrnaIlVn
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK

1878. NEW YORK. 1873
As the time has come for the renewal " suhScrip
tou. THE suN would remind It's friends and well wi,L
everywhere, that 1t IL again candidate for thor
consideration and support Upon its record for theru
ttnycarsr relies for continuance OF the hearty syn
atiy amt generous cooperation which have hitherto
lccuextcndcd to 1t from every quarter VI the Union
The Daily sun Is ourpage sheet OF - coumnt
Price by mail post paid. ID eentsa month OF sos
or wear.
The sunday edition N TW sun Is an cightpase 'i',i
OF 90 columns While giving the ncws OF the dayitilu
contains large amount OF literary and misccliaueo"
matter specially prepared Tor IT. rns SusDu 'US "a"
mctwith great success Post paid Si.sOl Vetr
The Weekly sun.
who does not know tn wtNRlY Suv' ftcirrultt',
throughout the United States, the Canaias, ant h'
yond Ninety thousand families greet its wclcomi
pages weekly ami regard It in the light OF guide, coun
elor and trend Its news. editorial agic iltur' AT
literary department, make tes-entiay aourna Tor ~
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o,tpaii TINS price quality considered, mtNc'n ti'
cheapest ,papcr Published For clubs o ton VITA
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Extensions.
A Plymouth RUCH. EVER

Delightful daily farilycxcursions up and
down the lovely ilu lspn iNct
THE RHINE or AMERICA
i'm Jarrett 4 palmcr's superb palace steam.
Ter. PLYMOlTiI NDCN, .tpuWul 4 go ii
while ~ " Est POINT AMI NEWBCBGU.
where tine scenery IS At 1t. sraudc l. Op.
STATE. Military Academy or Washington :
liIoaduulrirre
FINE VI -u'NL ENrFRrAtNHtSr
MAXINE HANp. GLEE GA u. NNLO.
CHIMES &c.. a.
REFRACTORY ON BOARD
If\RE. entire grant az uY-iuu. antENTS
: children. - cents
DAT LEAVES every morning iuclultng
SUNDAYS from Pier I at t'r. ByiitrN,
North river. ats - u'cluca. AMI loot ~ III
let. North RIVER, ats IL u'cinck BROOK
lLNN PASSENGERS viii TAKE NNNEN boat
lat Fulton Il. nfN 80 EXTRA
IIlI ANliE lnr fr.Im.ia-L- nIllnr ANnA-
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Strnmbuats ano GnIlEua0s.
, TROY noArs-crrl1rN, LINE.


STATE ROOMS. 81 AND 81
Sew Palace steamers SARATOGA AMI CITY OF TROY
leave ricr ~ r. loot Leroy 81. daily, except satur.
SURE C6NSLcrIoNs WITH EARLY TRAINS Tor all
point. North East AMI West
THROlGH CARS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS WITHOUT
CHANGE
state rooms ana through uctetsn pplis ga Broad.
way. Sew York AMI Court It, F.noAAn.
Free transfer to AMI from jew sls Wharf. Brooklyn
By Enc Annex boatt
ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
DREW ami ST JOHN the finest steamers IN the
world, leave Pier ~, North River. daily. sundays ox
ccpicd. ats Nj
srATFRooMs 81 and a.
Connecting At ALBANY with Expires. Trains for SARA
ToGA. LAKE GEORGE, LAKE ClANPl.AlN, The ALL
RONDACkS. MONTREAL and points NORTH ami WEST
Brooklyn passengers transferred free los Annex boats
THIS Is THE ONGN NIGHT LINZ OF STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES oN 1llF SEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ALBANY AND TROY nv DAY BOATS.
n - NlBBARp amt DANIEL DREW leave Nc-trN st.
pIpr AZ 49, ami 4fth st. pier at y NJ. landing AT
Nyack Ferry West Point NcWburgh. 10 kccp-ic, Rhine
beck. Saugcri :. Ciiskill and hudson Connect nj
West Point with steamer tAkkll a WARD for cold
spring AMI Cornwall LOWEST POINT Ur NEWBl Roll.
returning by down boat. 40 ~ sr-ipn Rates TRANS
FER hN annex bout leaving BROOK tS tuunrU ..
INK 80 Albany with IkAlNS NOkIi aud WEST stvcal
trans tn ami from SIiatosa
A THE MARY POWELI.lea,cs r,cr 81 y
usual landings
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NOrsts. GnrIlnats. &t.
Watbntrp,

WANTED sccond hand sheluup lathe, 10 turn
W about ~ lcct also one NciuC1 bonn and turning
mil TO SWING oT 10 yet. must he mudoru tool, aud
good IN all fcspects, give name o. mHhOr, tul dc.cup
ton. mud lowest cash pucc Address OIlKlSIIANA
MACHINE COMPANY, CmsuauA, Ia
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~ The only line Landing IN the middle NJ Concy slani
Gable = Brighton Beach. Hooks. Rauschers. Atlantic
Garden; AMI an nrstclass hotels ...
on and atter July 7. the faNori'c steamers ARROW.
SMITH and JOtN SYLVESTER viii Leave.
22d At, y r. Leroy It Franklin i Pier ~. y. r.
.a,5 N. eSs : \ le65 4 \ i9is 4 y
II Is A. " II - 4 i2nj f. VI ..i5 T. W.
~ - = NJ ~ - T. VI ~ +. VI rs T. "
7@@Fa 33ii5 ~ \ ss%S \
aud Is VI The a:i5 r VI uip from Coney island
will Land only n LEROY i. weather pcnltiing
IN" reliable steamboat hay RllGE will leave Broomc
ct. Last riyer. ~ $50 \ aud - + ", ant Battery
landing adjoining staten Island crrNl. ~ 4. VI. ~
5Ni ani ? VI Returning. c1Nc Locust Grnvc : A. VI &.
I. T. aud = Fare. 2jc. Excursion tickets. iic.
A -LONGsTKEET'S FNCtHSioNS 10 ROCK
~. AWAY BEACH. on WEDNESDAY. Aug. Z steamer
GENERAL SEpiNICk will leave roth - Harlem. -
\ NJ Railroad Dock. pni lipth Il, 80. ~Iu = p2n.
5i, st OBJ Noble Il Grc,upnnt -. BrouMc Il, ~
4. NJ returning. lraNes KuckawAN AZ 8 30 T.. VI
EXCURSION TICKETS iuteuts
e. LoNGSrHEEr Proprietor
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Nav leave their nvors for rnr sur at the only author
ized uptown advertisement Offices,
,2:ts Broadway. corner Of 3lst 81, I'll J. NJ. AMI
HOr West I'D st opposite Grand Opera House, and 400
20 aV corner OF i7th st., until I. NJ.
NoeNtra charge.
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fHNsO iurc mrror, aicctG lbs ~ with elegant black
" inW uAucN tor sale cheap, must be sold 10 dp,
/ AuplN ~ l. lirOAuMtN
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-23

TIE CASE or REDMoND.-Washingto August
| ij.-Sirong appeals have come TO The Federal
| authorities from South Carolina for the pardon
of the noted Redmond, wl is primarily the
cause OF the recent excitement over the revenue
| cases III that State. The State authorities be-
ie'e MS pardon would have n beneficial effect
upon the large number Of Illicit disillers in the
mountains VINO have not yet accepted the terms
hcld out ny the Federal authorities to come in
ana confess their guilt, and then return to their
homes and sin no more. The Federal autbori-
ties mere do not take this view of the c SC but
oeeVe that but for the defiant spirit manifested
ny keumon 1 there would have been no trouble
anu the government would have been enabled TO
ehiorc The revenue laws without the loss of life
OF conflict with the State authorities Tn TO
'h'S tinc the appeals for amnesty for Red.
mohu nave produced no effect, and there appears
10 DC u settled deter minatiOn TO cfec; Rcdmond's
con.ure anu let HIM feel the rigor Of the law
nhilc spirit is manifested not to prosecute
.hosc VINO nave been violating the revenue laws
in nouih Carolina, 1t is maintained that tie case
oi hcuinond Is outside of the others and should
DC ucalt with separately. If the State authori-
'cS persist IN their efforts ID have the rule re-
Gently adopted applied TO Redmond, il is not i'm.
PosS'ole mat alter his capture and conviction he
may DE pardoned, although the talk here now
uoes not indicate this. Commissioner Raum
wants hrst to secure Redmond, and IL ell give
uuc consideration to all that may be advanced
III ms Favor. Gen. Bristow has not yet indica-
ieu whom he will engage. .io-
ing the revenue cases before the Circuit Court,
bnt 1t is copsidssed pi ebable thaidse. will COME
here and consult the authorities before taking
any final step in this direction.
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MAlSRILID.

FARR.-VANDERFORD. Married, on the
10Th inst, byS. NJ. Wood, Esq, Mr.. W. G. FAnn.
of Georgia, to Miss MARY l.. VANpERroRp of
Unith County, S. c.
LEUCllER-OTTS. Married ut Union, s. C.,
Aug. 10TH by Rev. b. G. Clifford, Mn FRANK
MARC I'EuclI%H, of Geneva, Switzerland, and
Miss ELlzAnETn CATnARINE OTTs, of Union, S. G.
(Chcs'cr Hportc" please copy.
liAZLEWOOD.--WEST Married, on the
18th inst. by +. G. West Notary Public, Mr..
BROOKS liAzLEwoOD to Miss S. \. WEST, all Of
Union County.
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An UNDENIABLE TRuTu.-You deserve to sur-
fer, and if you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory
life Ill this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse for YOU,
your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which has killed thousands. Personal knowl-
edge and common sense reasoning will soo2
SHOW You that Green's August Flower will cure
you Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
It's miserable effects, such us sick headache, pal
plta'ion of the heart, sour stomach, habitual
costircncss, dizziness of the lead, nervous pres
tration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach
every town on ne Wcstcrrl! Continent and hui :,
Druggist but will tell you Of lis wonderful cures
You can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents
Three doses will relieve you.
For sale by all druggists and by GIBBES &
w. 34-2w.
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For the Times
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
q, BETHLEHEM Ciit,ncu

~ BETHLEHEM CuURCu, Aug 18th
FAC Convention was called to order by callin,
Rev. A. a James to the chair, and j. f. Brow
requested TO act us Secretary
lac exercises were then opened with praye,
b. the President.
The roll was called and Mcssrs. James, Aus
tin, Bagwell, Bostick Griffin Hamilton ou,
mons, Brown and Miss Allen, answered TO their
names, and the name vi Miss Mary Russell wo.
added to rhe roll.
committee appointed to make nominations
reported: Rev. n. a. james, President J. A.
Parrott and w. B. Lcmmons, Vice Presidents
j. F. Brown, Secretary All of whom y.r.
elected Oh the first ballot.
The president on taking the chair thanked
the convention for the compliment paid him aud
urged UNITY and harmony in the work
Inc regular programme was then taken up--
Inc Hrst SUBJECT was omitted as both the speak
crs were absent. The other subjects were taken
up anu discussed, rs was the case Oh the next
day. Every one who desired said any thing
they thought proper.
Alter opening question box and answering n
number OF questions the convention adjourned
10 meet Tomorrow $50 A. NJ.
SECOND DAY.
Convention opened with prayer by the Presi-
dent.
Messrs Glenn, Howell and Rev. j. S. Bailey
were reported US members of the convention
IhS-discHssiap. of the first subject being tin-
ished The President introduced the Hon. II, 5,
THOMPSON, State Superintendent OF Education,
who delivered an interesting and instructive
address, giving much good advice.
After an lntermisson of one hour the Con-
Henion reassembled and Capt. Thompson spoke
OF the antagonism between the Public and Pri-
Hatc Schools; urging all TO send to the public
schools. Mr. Griffin offered the following reso-
luton, which was unnanimouSly y carried TO wit:
Whereas, our efficient State superintendent of
Education, Hon. III. 5. Thompson has evinced q
noble spirit and interest in attending the meet
ing of our convention. Be it therefore,
Resol0ed, That the thanks of our body be
hereby rendered to the honorable gentleman
for his elegant address and zeal in the cause of
lucation.
The subject of the hour was then taken up
and discussed.
Prof. l.. Is. Haynes, Of Pacolct, was called
upon and favored Tie convention with some in
tcrcsting remarks.
Elbcthel Church was selected by the Conven-
tion as the place for the next meeting.
BY motion the President cast the unanimous
vote of the Convention for Messrs. Austin Fam.
brough, Brown, Lcmmons and PARROT, to con-
stitu'e the Executive Committee for one year,
MIR. Griffin offered the following
Rcs0lrcd, That the earnest thanks of this Con-
vention are hereby rendered to the citizens CT
this "the Bethlehem neghborhood," for their
un;iring courtesy and kindness to the me mbcrs
OF our body, and that their hospitality and zeal
Ill caring for the wants Of our members will
ever be remembered with feelings of deep and
lasting gratitude. Carried by rising vote.
Mr.. Lcnmons moved that the proceedings be
published in the UNION TINES. Carried.
Convention adjournd SINE Mc.
REV. A. a. JAMES, President.
j. +. Brown, Secretary.
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Rev. Dir. JOSEF s. kEy's.-Pastor st. Paul
Church, Columbus, Ga. writes ave gave DR..
MorrETTs TRErmINh (YrcthWg Pow5rrS) To our
little grnndchld with the happicst results
The effects were almost magical, and certainly
more satlactory than from anything we ever
used.
a. IRWIN SEQ, aul all Druggists keep it.
May II. 81 Nv.
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LAGRANGE, GA, April 10th, 1873
Dr. T. s. Bradfcid: Sir-The Sufferer $
Balm Dr.. Heard prescribed for my little sister
who was suffering very much from Poison Oak
gave speedy relief. rwo applications cured her.
Yours, &C., c. L. Shines.
Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN s. co.
May II 81 2t
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For The Time
Sunday School Picnic at Bethlehem.

Sunday School Picnic at Bethlehem.
Mr. EpIroE On the lI:h Aug 1878 large
crowd gathered ut Bsthlchem Church, Jones'
vile Circuit, 5. q. Conference, to attend Sun
day School celebration composed of Bethlehem,
Flat Rock, Wesley Chapel, Elford, New Hope
and Oakland Schools. The Exercises were
opened by prayer by supcrintcndant Il. n. ke-
ley. Mr. W. i. Lemmons took charge of the
programme.
Miss Madora Fowler opened the way with
beautiful specch--A word for the Sunday
School. Then followed Master Henry McNeace
Poetry; Miss Hattie Benty and Miss Katie
llalcomb in dialogue; Vim. Kelley and John
Gault- dialogue; Ellen Ann Gaut Poetry.
Singing by the schools. with W. III S. Harris
Oh the Mclodeon. Eliza Kelley, Leila Bentley,
Willie, Harris and Susie Turner-Poetry. Nan
ME Kelley and Emma Susan Gault--dialoguc
SINGING BY THE SCHOOLS.
Prose Recitation by Miss Ida Fowler; Poetic
Resibations by WaIdic Free, Miss Susie Turner,
EWnai i&esabskpox, Mary S. Bentley.
sThetkhrscser..of. Christ, by Mrs. Ira Harris,
Miss Dora Fowler, Miss Ida Bcntly, Miss Debo-
rah Knox, Miss - Bcntly, Miss Mamie Kel-
ley, Miss Emma Susan Gault and others whose
names faild to get.
SINGING.
and Miss Rnmoth fowicrMiSSiai al RIgRorah Knox
Faucit, on "the just thing" was we'll delivered.
Miss Susan Turner, Miss Leila Bcntly and Miss
Mamie Iancy dialogue. Malcomb &. Gault-
valcdictory.
SINGING
Miss Ida Fowler and Miss Madora Fowler,
on GLOW shall come to Jesus, was u touching
piece and if all could have heard it, it would
have learned some Of the audience valuable
lesson.
Geo W. Fowler, followed by Knight Fowler,
on Intempcrancc and its evils Resolution by
n
not the accurscd thing 1Wm. Lylcs, ON same
thjcct. Then came ho closing scene, in dia-
loguc acted by VIM. ID. Harris, Nj. &. Gault.
Wm. Lylcs and James llaney. Mr.. Ilagrislrys
ing to induce the rest to 60 skating on Sunday
But through the irmneSs of Mr. Lylcs, who
was under orders. Blessed is the man that
qraikCM not in the course Of the ungodly, &c.,
won over the other two to 60 TO Sunday School.
Mr.. Harris left them and went His way whist
ling (Iow he got the pucker to whistle don't
know. The Pastor concluded the morning
Session in short talk. The Schools were formed
in line and marched to the long and well filled
table where all found plenty and to spare.
In the evening Rev. MIR. James addressed the
children in Ills happy style, on remembering
iheiv Creator in youth. Hon. Vim. Jeiferies ther
spoke OF Sunday Schools, their uses, the duties
and showed the good of using the Uniform Les
son Papers, &c.
Col. |. G.. McKissicl CLOSED up the occasion
lie said he was Intoxicated, not OH "conird6aH,
mountain dc,o" but on the pleasure it gave Din
to see "Pea Ridge coming to the front :sMl'
also from seeing the dinner. Wish had space 4
speak Of these speeches more fully. They vii
do good. MIR. 7. N. Kelley and Mr.. i. w. Lem
son proved themselves to bc masters of the sit
uation, for it was indeed a success. Don't ever
body now try and move to pea Ridge
SCRIEO.
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For School Commissioner.

MIR. EDITon We are anxious that the nom-
mating Convention shall select the best men for
the various offices, and knowing that most of
'the best men" of our County will not put
themselves forward for office, we think it is the
duty of the citizens TO bring such men to the
notice of the people as well us the convention.
We, therefore, place the name of MAI. j. A,
FAINT before the convention for the office of
School Commissioners No man is better quail
fed and no man has n purcr character or more
true friends than Mr.. FAINT
NJ
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shooting affair occurred on last Sunday at
Mt. Olive Church. colorcd, in Ncwbcrry County,
near Laurens Railroad, i'm which four negroes
were wounded hut none killed. The difficulty
was confined exclusively to the negroes.