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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

THE TEUru WELL. ToLp.-But few readers ever
think of The Labor. and devolving upon an
q iNls.!s wear down ones existence. @
IN itself il appears nothing; the labor is not
manifest nor is it in the labor il is the contin-
ual attention ii requires. Your life becomes ns
it were, the publication. One days paper is no
sooner corrected and printed than on comes am
other. 1t is the stone of Sisyphus end
lcas repetition of toll, and constant weight upon
the intellect and spirits, demanding all the cX
crtion Of your faculties. ut the same time that
You are compelled to the scvercst lrulgcry. TO
write for paper is very we'll, but TO edit one is
to condemn yourself to slavery.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Great Meeting at Spartanburg.

State Agricultural and Mechanical Sucoty will he held
At Spartanburg at which many of the notable per-
in ihe State will he present.. The people of Spar.
tan!rrg making every arrangement make the
ClSiOn "f great pleasure and interest to all who may
attend and predict il will hc glorious affair.
On the 18TH grand military inspection and parade
will take place. Il, which, ii is said Gov Hampton IN
address the people
The following railroad fare for the occasion We tIhc
from the Columbia REGISTER:
Sparanburg and Union Railr0ad-Round trip tickets
from Aston, S2I Union. Sl2I rood for ten day from
the 10Th.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Cramer's Comedy Company.

We are requested to notify the citizens Of
Union that Cramer and his company will give
two Of their pleasing and mrth provoking enter
tainments in Nichesen's fine Hall, on the 18th
and 18th of this month. Those who don't Wit
ness these entertainments will lose an oppor!u-
nifty Of enjoying delightful performance,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
A Welcome ACQUISITION.

Mr.. JOHN L. SARToR, of Santuc, has rur-
chased the corner lot the Xix estate, oppo-
site Mir. Nicholsons Hail. and intends erecting
large store upon it at once.
We arc always glad to welcome such valuable
citizens as Mr.. Sartor to eur town, and sincere
ly hope he will find his investment q profitable
and pleasant one.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
The U. S. District Court.

Convened 1T Grcenvillr on Monday last. We notice
that our Old friend .. Il. H. GrItlIn, .swC!ad his
name on the Grand Jury. Perhaps there were others
from Union, but only certain of our friend hy
this initials
All tn" officers of the court prcscntaui doubt
many others who would rather be absent.
The NEWS is informed that there aIs two hundred
and fay new cases the docket. Wkaw. who would
L.: u juror il that court this hot weather.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Savage's Barbecue.

In consequence of this Barbecue coming off
on Thursday could not attend It. We how
ever thought one hungry Editor was drain
enough on Barbecue, and hearing that our
friend Pope, of Spei2hts' D0ily-about as hun
secretly congratulated Savage upon our absence
We are told that it a decided success and
capped all the Barbecues yet given this year.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
The First Bale.

Dr. f. II. bowling, of Barnwell County,
claims the honor Of putting the first b,le of new
cotton, in this State, on the market this year.
1t was sold at hamburg on the 5th, inst. and
shipped to Pelzcr Rodgers & Co., of Charleston.
The price paid is not given.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
An Omission.

In oar short notice of the Barbc ,uc ut Smith
* Keiy's mill last week we omit ed tic name
Not hci"% there, and depending upon others for
our Information, it is likely we f got out
of the number Of speakers our il :orm.It gave
us, or perhaps he forgot 10 give Ia Mr.. McKis-
sicks name. In either case, it was unintcn-
tionnl omission.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Salesday.

Salesday.
A larger number than usual of white people
were in town last Monday. The Sheriff made
no sales. The democratic Executive Committee
had very harmonious meeting and did all that
was necessary. They appointed the 2Gth inst,
as the day for elccing delegates to the nominal
ing Convention to be held on the 28th. a few
"skrimmagcs' occurred in which little bad
blood was spilled and lots of bad words uttered.
Whiskey was at the bottom the top and in the
middle Of it all.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Tho Biggest Dead Beat"

We have received from Mrs. +. l.. Wiburn,
in Cross Keys Township, the champion Beet Of
the State-so far as we have seen or heard. 1t
weighed sflbs. and measured = feet inches
round. If Mrs. Ws. other garden truck turns
out fine rs her beets, her ''olher half" won't
have to give n lien next year, sure.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
TO CANDIDATES..

In order 10 yiUc c0c'y man an oPport".
nity 70 p"t their names bcfore nie people, as
conditiutcs .for office, he haze ."'Iucsd the
price j;a' Adcerisiny to So for EACH name
annouaced No name wW be pnJttshed IN
til tie printers fee is paid 1Ais ruie wW
be strictly enforcctl, so Mot 1t ,cW be useless
for any one to Send as names .Ior puCttca-
ion wjttom sending the money w'M the
Orticr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
S2,7Oi.55l
100000
3,2Oi sol
Consolidated at 50c.............SlG coo oc5 OO

Making the whole debt. sos 5G5 90
To recapitulate, and for purposes of compari-
son:
The unqu"si"nab" old democratic debts 7oG1 oaI no
Increased Icy the Radicals to Ils5l G27 ~
As Settled by Consolidation Act 5ooS ST. 90
Nothing further was done by the Legislature,
with the deOt, cXccp: to establish Court to
pass upon the validity of the bonds. This was
voted for generally by the democratic members.
1t would not be difficult task, if space rcr-
mltted, to show that the State was legally bound
to pay the $9,SSG,G27 35, and that the settle
mcnt recommended by Gov. Hampton and sup,
ported by the people generally throughout the
entire State, reducing, as it does, the debt to
S',99S,5G3 90, being 81 ,2G3, ,CGG 90 less than
1t was under the old democratic rule, is an i'm
mense advantage to the State and great saving
to the tax payers.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

BELIGERENr BLACK CUBANs.-New York
July 3l.-A morning paper says: .Reliablc
reports from Havana state that negro riot
broke ont there on the 22d instant in the local
ity known Los Sitios. The principal cause
of the dissatisfaction among the blacks seems
to have been their continuance in slavery, after
the liberation of all those who lately surren-
dercl at the collapse of the rebellion. During
the disturbance, the police charged sword in
hand, killing and wounding great many per-
sons. TIL. rioters then dispersed, and fed 10
the swamps around AtarcS Castle. Only few
arrests were made. All the ringlcaders escaped.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Teachers Convention.

Teachers Convention.
We are requested to state that convention
of all the School Teachers of this county will
be held at Bethlehem Church, on the 18th and
10th Of this month. All Teachers and friends
of Education are earn es,ly requested to attend.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

lloNoU 10 A IoUNG NEwBEEEIAH. Mr.
Thomas ". kctt, son of Col Ellison =. kcitt, Of
Ncwbcrry. who graduated this summer at the
Nirginin Military Institute, at Lexington, has
been offered position as assistant professor in
his AlmG Mater. Mr.. Keitt is only ~ years
old, and his selection for such Il position is q
very high compliment 10 his ability and charoc-
ter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

50 We extend our most cordial symPathies
to Mr.. J. L. SIMS of the Spartanburg Hradd,
in the loss of his cstimahle wife. who died in
Sparanburg last week.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

1t is fact well established by unqucstionablc
testimony that Halls Hair Rcncwcr rcncws,
clcanscs. brightens, invigoraes and restores 10
its original color and lustrc, faded gray or dis
colored hair, chcaply, quickly and surely. Tie
poorest pcorl" prefer to buy il and il, rather
than TO proclaim in manner more forcible than
words can dencatc, through blanchcd locks or
grizzly beard that they are aged and passing o
decay. very short trial will convince the
most skcrtical that it does eradicate the scalp
diseases which robs the hair of its color and life
fort Scott (Kan.) Uoiicy lIonitor.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Right Rev. Rishop Howe

Will make his annual visit to this Parish on the third
Sunday OF this month. The ordinance of confirmation
will be administered
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

B9" Mr.. John Walden, an aged citizen of this county,
died at his residence last Tuesday.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
Town improvements,

The contractors are now fairly at work on
a. H. Fosters handsome residence, and the
Capt. expects to gather his little family togcth-
er at the first meal under its roof about tho
first of November.
Mr. Grant is pushing the work on NJ. II. H.
Goss stores. opposite the Hotel, as fas. rs POS
siblc. When finished they will add greatly TO
the appearance of Main street.
Can't sonc one put up some buildings at this
emf oi town. We are missingal the fun. On all
occasions, public and private, we are as duh as
a quaker meeting. We don't see eYes "A fight,
and would not know that sucl, thing had oc-
CURED if we did not see the Town Marshall oc.
cnsionally taking bloody victim pass the door
OF our Ollie" 10 the inil. Let's commune and
divide the pleasures Of the town.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

Two MoEE TErroNs.--Our fricrrl Mr.. 4
Schopranl is the happy father or--of-twins,
ana says 'mow pass roun dc Lat" lie SAYS
immigration societies are q hunlur. this conn.
try is being populated fast enough. h.--Spdrian.
Dose Schorpauls arc n great Ieeanrs-for n
thinly settled country.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
GOVERNOR UAMpToN's SPEECH.

Governor Hampton said: "Mr. Chairman
and Gentlemen of the Convention, ] should be
wanting i'll all proper scnsihility if did not
recognize the uncxamplcd unanimty with which
you have done me the honor to call me to be
your standard bearer again. 1t is true that you
do not call me now as You did two years ago,
when all over our State we found that the bold
est scarcely dared to hope, and when we were
making Il fight almost as n protest to save the
civilization Of our country. You have not done
that to-day, but you have done what is more
grateful to me-you, by your denomination of
all tie State officers today. have said that. rs
representatives of South Carolina, you come
back to Columbia, and in her name tell us well
done You come back 10 renew the pledges
that were made in the last canvass: you come
back the inyincib.c Democracy Of the State, not
only to confirm what we have done, but TO give
assurance that we arc going to win another vic
tory far larger in scope than the one We achieved
in -. Applause will not say to you
gentlemen anything that will lull YOU into
false security. Many Of you who are here to-
day were members Of the last Legislature, and
You may remember that at the last session. on
leaving here, told you that did not believe
that the Republicans would nominate Slate
ticket, hut would ltvote their whole labor and
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

II is needless to say that these resolutions
were adopted unanimously, amidst the widest
enthusiasm and uproarious applause, which was
heightened hy the booming Of IA cannon stationed
under the State House windows, which pro-
claimed the clad event to the outer world.
On motion I committee of three, consisting
q Cot. j. 4. Law, Major George l.. Buist and
H-Governor Manning, was appointed to escort
Governor Hampton ami the State officers just
rcnominatcd into the hall. Their appearance.
few moments later, was the signal for renewed
loud and prolonged applause, and more salvos
Of artillery, in the midst of winch Governor
Hampton came forward in response to repeated
calls, and was introduced by the chairman
South Carolina .invncibc leader
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12
How 10 Actin Case OF Fire.

Better than oil elaborate aad costly eppa-
ratu. fyr ey!ingui:Ling Tres a!e conslsnt care
and watckfulneGs, and quick and intelligent
action on the part Of those vino first discover q
fire in progre:s The % which st the begin
chief or dashed Oh! with bucket Of water,
neglected few hours, lays in waste millions o!
dollars worth Of property. 1fthoro IS any time
in which pe!son should be coil AID calm, in
perfect command Of Limsolf it is when he dis
covers 70 that threatens tho destruction Of life
and property. The & rst thing 10 do is learn pre-
ciscly where it is the second 70 consider the
chances Of eXlingui:hing it. OF course an sar IN
in cities should at once be sent ou', bat NJ the
same time vigorous effort should be made to
put out the fire with the means at hand; Tor
sometimes what the fire engine is unable to
accomplish When it reacE es the scene can be done
by one or two persons who act promptly before
the q ,mr9 have time } gain Roadway.
Fret then, do not be alarm"d OF account OF
smoko freq aonty there Id q great deal OF smoke
before the lire has made much progress. Re.
keeping his head near Tue a0or, or by envelop-
ing it in wet wooan cloth. On entering q
room to Gsh! down q fire single.hsnded keep
the door closed behind if possible. A pail Of
water and tin dipper in the hands of q rc7olute
person can be made to work 4 miracle at the be-
ginning the fire has progressed too far to
admit Of this course, ard 1t is necessary to do.
pend entirely on outside help, then to it that
every door ard window is closed. BY so doing
whera there is a fire CINE in the negoborhood
it will often be possible 10 conne the fire 10 one
room. Every person who stops at q hotel should
take particular pains before retiring TO note the
location of the stairway, so tia. in case of sn
alarm he can find his way out, even though the
halls are tiled with smoKo Never leave room
where there is An alarm Of &c without first &C.
curing u wei towel, or if possible, wet sponge,
or piece Of wolen CLOTH through which to
breathe. If escape by the stsirs is cut Of, seek
an outside window and stay there until help
comes. Above all things be cool and have your
wits about you. When lady's dress takes fire,
10: her fall on the floor al once and call for help
in the mean time reaching for some rug or wool
len cloth with which to smother the flames.
There is nothing new in this advice. 1t has boon
repeated in one form or another hundreds Of
times; but will bear repeating thousands cftlme=.
4v;sTlrnu RNilS1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12
FOreiyn NeWH.

LONDON. Aug. l2.-The Daily News says
Clancy, the Fenan convicted in 1867 aud sen
fenced to Imprisonment for lie, will h. re
leased upon o ticket Of lcav; co the - il 4;
September LcXt.
A dispatch from N;cosia, Cyprus, to the
DalIy Ncws says a pcr,ion Of the luGan con.
tlngcLt Is goluE home Immediately. Their
emb.rkmcnt for India has already cummc1c,d.
lhe health OF Cyprus has not improved. The
prevalence OF typhoid fever appears tO be moro
serious. Ga the other hand dispatch from
Larnaca to the Standard says the reports OF the
unhealtLlness Of the sand are exaggerated
Malignant levers arc rare. 1t il stated that
NIcoSia Will not be made the capital OF Cyprus,
because OF It's untavorable situation, but that
some p0lot vii! probably be seize cd between
Larnaoa and Famagosta, WITCH possesses
greater facilities for the construction ot har-
Dor.
PARIS. Aug. l2.-The Monitsur says Rus.
STA has sent General Abramotsk; as its acc1cd.
tied representative to Cabul. the capita! of
Dorthero Atehanistap. The Monitcur regards
this az grave news, ln view Of the unsatisfactory
relations between Sherc Ali and the British
Government, and of the Russian advance 20.
wards Atghanistau.
PARIS, Aug II The American and French
delegates of tho Franco American Commercial
Conference to day waited upon NJ. Tcissere1c
de Bort. Minister of Commerce to submit The
text Of tho projected treaty. Tho members CT
tie committee were presented 10 the Minister
by Senator Dacareil, in the absence of NJ. Mc1i,r,
who is indisposod.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Con.
stautinople says: The embarkaion of 10000
of the Imperial Guard for Russia commences
on Saturday. The withdrawal of the rest OF
the Russian troops from San Stofano aud tho
neighborhood of Galpoli will follow immedi-
ately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

i'iltrcn min!ons Il the i've twenty bluta
ware called 10 Ter redemption ~ the Secretary
If the Tlea.2ry tu:ioc IL: pa; WEEK. Dlr!tg
Juiy !nt;!'l u.i.!.yn: nc!c called, and =lhc: Nay
OF thi, year he calls haze aggregated SKY
iaiiops-.iI 70 b. r;dacln:d wiki tie proceeds
cf thc ncw lou, per cent. b5a.s. The anru4I
Interest c'sr:e ot tEo Loy:rcrn"I: has ticre-
fore been r*GUc:l t. tie iz:enI oi cue million
NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

Mr.. WnitlLarac writes TO q iIicrd "a y -=a-
iry,ou ely ,i:at apDa q: C0ogIGe; ,ncc;s, 10
December, Lc viii take measures To- expos: AID
hing 10 justice the lncu orsaniz:d IL tAc c,n'
tpracy to Tco tnY Frcedu.u- bais. That
there was deliberate conspiracy to roo the
back he thinks there - amp!: proof. He has
been making careful examination ii the rec
ords to sec whethcr the original trustees cannot
be held responsible for the loss ia civil suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

The Bitch steamer CathcfhtoLc aali:'i if1m
NoIlyik On Saturday, i3r Europe, loaded with
Southwebt Virginia cattle as al txp rmsntal
venture. About three Lundfcd u The lucEt
Lccvcs ever brought to market were placed Gu
board for Liverpool. The rcsnlt Of the cZpcr'
mrul Of h!,ppirg cattle 10 Europe is looked
iorward 20 with great interest, aud Is q decided
importance 10 Norfolk, - it viii be Enad: tic
rrlnain4i rLippoG point should the cxpcsIu'ert
prove Il tucccss. We hope H.: cnterrrIaa u'aJ
ITGvc Cnihrntly succcekfu..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12
Money Recovered,

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. ia special dis
patch says that two thousand dollars of tho five
thousand stolen from the Exchange Bank at
Anderson, Indiana, on Saturday last. has been
found in the cemetery at Elmwood, INDIANA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

The WythevilIe Convention refused 10 AJAX =.
an isauo in the Conrrtssioua campaign either
for rsad iustmebt or on the grccub2ck Question
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

The Porte has expressed q willingness to
grant large concessions to the island Of Crete
so as to pacify its inhabitants, but the demands
of Greece he has determined to refuse, dccuing
them uniustfablc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

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fc,y LID IInntoo men met and appyju.cd
delegation ia favor Of Gluc,al liuoton. The
chaHman, secretary, AID the regular llol'cu
teller dldnot participate 10 tEc bo'tc'7 mee!'Is'
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Wren aod Garter. DR.. WIZ. Day vas elected
! ch.i1rn.1 Three 1c,cc.,c, ia favor Of s. e.
! Male Ye,a c,.r.tu, The dissatisfied Huuson
| Trcn roci I'D ci.n.eA EIno,on dclsp.ts=
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MADISON COUNTY.
Woiitoan Township elected lLrcc Hutton
| delepatca.
| Locust Unlc Iowuship elected three .Iealc
delegates. The Hutton men 10 this township
bol,cd aud appointed three delegates for Hun,
tor. The llunt0u mccliUX was presided over,
il il understood, by q gentleman from Itch
rnopd CITY.
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! \
J.1uj,un. /. !, ranir,rl that Gen, Hutton
L.g carried The couu,y,
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1iHp: "aTo IAe lame Of cX'L'cutcnaut uoV-
cIEtr Henry WIZ Thomas, Of Fairfax, Tor
Corvtc,si1E.I honor. il the Eighth District Of
With, VIZ tpuy ,,cc,n,y, ,hc r;yh, If
,-,.,;c,I .,, l;s.1c e..
e7't? 411''ntn 'o'er . 0ncf h'nSc,' 'oF auS
p1sllon of othc; IN the tree git OF the people,
or net Of anyirien1, thus qualified to announce
the Lan4 Of bis choice for such position.
But before falling into llne under the dictalon
Of Justice let ua look a title at the character
aDl value Ct the Fpcc'l pleaa upon ~hlch TINS
clam to pubic iavor Is iounoeo, ana 10 'hg
1T PIC; permit me 10 etHaire wat great auu
.ocsesz!u inSasIeS ha7 ouaHp nomsa t .t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

The dwelling house of John Mccormick, near
White Post, Clarke county, Va, was, with its
contents. entirely destroyed by fire on Friday
last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-12

Like beautiful jewels in brazan settings are
handsome features upon face marred by signs
of blood poisoning. The great purifier Of the
blood is Dr.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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,;IyI:TY- EjtCriD.

lie c.1tli.g II FairIaz, Cu!p:per. Mac!:ol
aud L;uiouu yo.ct ca Saturday for delegate;
70 the CQogrcs=i9na! Coo7eDtjoD, WHICH w..
meet 10 thi6 city on the 23:h lost.
The tq.Igaicy l. The resut a. lar a ttaIc
iron:
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r'he Eighth Congressional District.

-gygis-lIy EIGHTH cOEGaE::ICEAl OL:TL-rT.
The fyl!ow!ny il he votc cat il &: E!gnth
C1cy,es.ioua! Uis:ic. at The ls!e D!csidenus!
ccc.icn ter s. j. Iiideu, aud Is the Da:!=: q
characterization 10 the Cou2res:;ona! CoaYent!3o
...... IA IL city nn ihe In.h EaY 4 AGILE. !.
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The barn Of Charles r. Harlesty, ia Clarke
courty, vas destroyed by fire last Thursday
night. Six horses, about six hundred bushels
Of wheat, lot Of gearing, &C.. were destroyed
The fire was the work Of an incendiary. No
insurance.