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Washing.

I have never owned . washing. ma.
chine, but I have learned to wash on
the same principle and like my new
way very much.
It was taught to me by friend who
has lived West for many years and, as
help there is very poor and hard to get,
she has had to rely on her own strength
and wits to get through with the wash
of very large household. 1t is as
follows: Put all the pieces that are to
be boiled in soak the night before,
using only clear, cold water, the coarse
ones underneath and the finest on top.
Put the boiler on early in the morning,
about three-quarters full of water, and
shred about two inches of bar of soap
in the water. Meanwhile wiring out all
the fine clothes and, laying them on
the table one by one, rub the soiled
parts with soap, and when the water in
the boiler comes to hard boil, put
them in, few at time. Do not fill
the boiler too full, as the water must
wash through the clothes to extract the
dirt. Let them boil from twenty min
utes to half an hour, not more. While
these are boiling, you can be preparing
the coarser pieces in the same way as
the first. Take out the fine pieces into
a tub and put in the other clothes, adj
ding water if necessa airy and little
more soap. You now begin to see the
advantage of the Few system; for when
you begin to rub the clothes, you find
that they need very little rubbing, in
deed the napkins and tablecloths sell
dom need any. Rinse the same as usu-
al, and I, for one, will be surprised if
you do not own how much less labor
your washing has cost than in the days
of old.
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J.W sHAEFFER Il co.'s GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are guaranteed TO be made OF the fin
est Havana TohArrn S2S sacramento ST.. S. F.
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II. wAcHHoRsT. matchmaker and jeweler, importer
OF Diamonds, watches, jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware, 70 J ST.. Sacramento. CAL
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To REMOVE GREASE SPors FRoM A
FLooR.-Rub benxine on the spots a
fev times, and wash with suds.
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VITAL MAGNETISM BY this mysterious gift OF
Nature to man, the most shattered constitution
be built up in three weeks acute cases cured in few
minutes, all pangs and pains instantly disappearing
and health restored. J. d. MoLENNAN. vital mag
netic healer. No. 220 Stockton St., San Francisco.
You will always find me in my office. Letters an.
swered No charge for advice.
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Mr.. GEo. B. BIEMAS for many years the leading
man at BRADLEY & Rulofson's is now connected with
l. W. Taber, the leading Photographer. No. Mont
gomery street. S. F. and will personally superntend
the business. The very latest work done at the low
est rates. Copying old pictures a specially. Ascend
In the elevator. Montgomery St., ST.
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|iiEi5E;

A NE THE BEST EyER MADE PRICE fEoh
N $50 10 ti 500 $500 tor q splendid ttose-
" eod Piano. guaranteed 10 YEARS. Usual price
teu-tin cash with order. and go monthly install
meufs- IL not satisfactory money returned. stand
ard Pianos tesi-casb 20 close consignment Organs.
$50, t1s and sls5 Second hand Pianos US. $50 SIS.
tlaO si5O enA San. -Four Round Square Grands ti5D,
usual price i0n by ordering frOin beins mann.
10 turtTs. you mddieinens profits Of about tsn
each Instrument z. ~. ANTI5ELL CO.. skj
MARKET ST.. san Francisco
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Being fully prepared TO treat all forms OF disease on
The lates, aud most scientific principles together
for public patronage. For further particulars ad.
dress M n. OLA XTON. NJ. h.. Proprietor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-19

nYv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- Of the District Couri OF the ID Judicial Dis
tri T. In and for Boise county in favor Of Alex.
Danskin and against Bird Lotus for the sum Of
xlt04 and 55-l00 dollars with s, saxed at SAT 2
to me directed and delivered, have levied .ipon
and taken all the right ttls and interest Of Bird
LOTUS OF in and 20 that certain stable situate in
Centervile. Beise county, in the of the store
OF VIM. Oford, which shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue AZ thr law directs the I'd day of Au-
gust, a. D. 1879, between the hours Of O'Clock r.
and O'Clock p M of that day at the premises
IN said county to satisfy said execution and all
costs. JOHN M DANSKIN,
Sheriff of Boise county, L Z.
July II, 1S79-20 days
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III Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL. ON
~ Saturday, the l6tn day of August A. D. 1879.
at IL O'Clock. NJ. Of said day, at my Office in Idaho
city, Boise county. l. T.. offer at public auction the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty ts250) Lollars to
tne lowest bidder therefor i'll County Warrants of
said Boise county. issued and registered prior to
January, 1862 ISID0R S8ITH,
County Treasurer
IDAHO CRY. /. T., Aug o, 1s79-td
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Dissolution Notice

He PARTNER HIP HERETOvORE ExISr.
~. ng ag peIween z. Havird and James Pulk has
These indebted us will please come forward ana
settle with G. Q. Havird by July /, 1879 and ner.
sos naving claims ag,ins the old Arm viii please
present their accounts for settlement.
@. O. HAvIRD.
c,. JAMES PULK,
cEsrERvILLE. April 10, 1s79-Sw.
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kn., Notice.
a,,,io ~ Boise, ss.
y, VI the estate of John G. Hughes.
Ss. adniniEsBY GIVEN By THE UNDER.
'ss ieea.s.u uistrator of the estate Of John
aaging csS 70 the creditors of. and ali
esa, valms S;.I against, said deceased @ 10 sx az
"G month"; the necessary vouchers.
g 70 the ss,s after the first publication of
'tle, Bo,.aid sad administrator at his o,s,ca
'0'se county. I. T. n'' once
Afator Of tho VIM. J. RoTHwELL,
Il. ne estate of John q. Hughes,
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Notice.

Notice.
ceased:
In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory.
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
Made the second day of August. A. d.
1879. netiee is hereby given that on Mon lay, the
18th day of August A. d. 1879. at O'Clock NJ. Of
said day, tie office of the Probate Judge in Ias-
no City. Boise county l. T.. has been appointed
as the time aud piacs for proving the will o, this
said John Winner, decreased. and tor hearing ths
application of Robert Barber for the issuance to
him of letters testamentary. when and where any
person interested may appear and contest rls
same. r. S, HART.
Probate Judge aud ex. oficio Clerk
Dated August 2, 1879.
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G0OtlCe.
THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
] out of the Current Expense Fund on presenta-
tion at my office:
No. 2S. In favor Of James Apperson, S. 90
TO- /" " " r. Witt, t,.........-.... O 15
Also. the following Warrant will be paid out of
the Hospital Fund:
No. 1885,. In favor of L. A.. Berger s225 90
ISIDOR SMITH 81
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY. T. T., Aug. 6, 1879-2m.
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Notice.

Notice.
AuoTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AS
IN sessn.ent of $40 per share has been levied on
the capital stock of the Garden Valley Milling
Company, aud that ths same will be due and paya-
BILE on the 18th of September next. BY order of the
''~' g. ". KEGERREIs. sss'y,
July & 1874
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NoIioe,
HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE
] paid out of the Current Expense Fund on
presentation at my effice:
No. 27, in favor of B. Clinton, n,.s & 4 90
80. g I" H. Ashcroft 90
OF, = j. A. Corners ............... 4 90
2l5. I" e" w. W. Black, ,............... Is Is
"2l7. +" j. Beardsley, II 40
Also the following warrant will be paid out Of
Hospital Fund:
10. 1853. in favor Of John Good, ..... $40 90
ISIDOR SMITH,
atg County Treasurer.
IDAHo o1rY, I. T.. January Is. 1879
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

Look Out for Them.
The people in neighboring towns and settle
nents should be on their guard against two
young men who are travelling. through the
country, selling .'pinebbsek" and other common
jewelry. They were in this town last week and
from the crowds that gathered round them, we
think they did thriving business. They boar
ded with Mrs. Davies, an estimable widow Lady,
who has leased the Hix House, ,ut ON Monday
morning the scamps were "non est inventus," {"
as the lawyers say, not having called upon Mr..
Davies 10 know the amount Of their bill. They
are both quite young men and respectable look.
ing. One Of them Is printer, we are sorry to
say. Any young. healthy men. as they are,
who would swindle . widow Lady out Of SIT,
a. they did, should be dressed in Zebra clothing
and made to work for an honest living inside
the walls Of penitentiary. 1t 10 thought they
are on their way TO Anderson.
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hear his concluding sen,arks, greatly " their
disappointment.
A large number Of; orders for The speech have
already been handed in--bcfore it IL printed -
and il viii be widely circulated thropghoue the
North and East with sthe happicst results, as
every one believes. ~ u 3
Many members gof the House LEFT their own
hall to near the Governors first effort, and q
number Of senators congratulated him upon the
aoor immediately fo,lovint .hs close ofi " do
liverysta =,
It is very evidert that, despite his modest dis
-claimer to the contrary, made In his speech to-
day, Senator Hampton is regarded here in Con-
gress end In the North as o natural. and recog-
p;sed leader of the National Democratic party.
Cor. Neps and Courier. =,
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QUICK Work AND LARas CRop-Tho fol.
lowing communication from Mr.. JIM. Crawford.
one Of our most enterprising farmers, shows, as
he well says, what can 30 done In South Carroll.
na at farming, that much unde rvalued branch
Of business. On Saturday the wheat was grow.
ing in the field and on Monday II was on the
dinner table in the shape Of bread The yield.
too, Is something encouraging, being 2S1 bushels
from half On acre Of land-equsl to the rate Of
Al bushels per acre: '', ~
Editor Register: We had on our dinner table
TO-DAY (Mondsy) bread made iffom wheat that
was growing In the field Saturday. II was cut
and threshed Saturday and ground into aour
this morning. Thsiwhsst WAS 6ns, without rust
or snnt, and good yield harvested d-2s} bush
bushels of Of half an acre. I iinanured the
ground with 200 pounds Of ash element By 70.
quest Of Colonel Taylor. Inspector Of Phosphstes
last summer, and sowed down with peas, and in
the fall plowed the vines under with Q twe-horse
plow. In November I laid Of 100 straight rows,
ten inches apart, and planted ~ with . peck of
wheat, dropped by hand. I worked IL well with
pIow and hoe, with the above result .9 I
A halfacre adjoining was sown broadcast with
three pecks Of seed without the ash element or
vines. The Yield harvested from II was l4}
bushels l'6'' :
Respectfully yours.
J. NJ CnAwronp.
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Z DEATH or DR. DAsbY.--A priysts dispstoh
received In this city announced tho sad intelli.
gence Of the death Of this distinguished physi
cisn In New York city yesterdsy afternoon, 9th.
About ffteen months ago he was engaged In
dissecting body for the instruction of HE class
ofstudents when he accidentally received slight
wound upon his hand from the same knife that
had been used in the work Of dissection. The
body had not been subjected to the ordinary
process by injection Of substances into the artc-
ries to prevent decomposition. and consequently,
the virus adhering TO the knife being absorbed
into his system, Or. Darby soon after became
III from the effects Of this accident, and Il was
ultima ately the cause Of his untimely dcath.---
Col Register.
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Sad Accident.

Sad Accident.
We are truly sorry to learn that on wednes-
day morning last, Mr.. II. II. Robinson, one Of
the Board of County Commissioners, had his
arm 30 dreadfully torn by aThreshing Machine.
1t is feared the limb will have to be amputated-
Our sympathies are with Mr.. Robinson.
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The Through Schedule restored.

We are pleased to state that the through
schedule from Charleston to Hendersonville, in
nns day he's h~sn resLnred. and the down train
passes Union at 1850 A. M, and the up train
at 2OS P. NJ. We hope the temporary change
has not materially affected the travel on this line.
1t is the pleantest, cheapest and quickest route
to the Mountains and oil the Summer resorts in
the upper part of this State and Western North
Carolina
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Bad Case Of Wife Whipping.

Sam Harris, o somewhat notorious character
in this town, on Monday night last most bru-
tally beat his wife, because she tried to induce
him to leave woman he was walking home
with. They are all colored. Sam is danger
Gus fellow. using his knife freely when in .
difficulty, and it is hard to got colored person
to make affidavit against him, through fear that
he would take bloody revenge afterward.
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J. h. Rodgers Stoves.

We are glad to find that our enterprising
young merchant, Mr.. J. II. Rodger is meeting
with great success in bis stove business. He
sells the very best cooking stoves now made,
and can supply them at any price, from $40 80
upward. He has also all kinds Of Bath Tubs Of
the most approved patterns and very cheap
Every family should have bath tub, and use
it, particularly during the Summer months.
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seho ol Claims Prexiops to 1877.

Mr.. Norman, School Commissioner Of this
County. requests us to state that there is sum
Of money in the hands Of the Treasurer to be
paid upoa school claims dated previous to the
year 1877, and he wishes all persons holding
such claims TO present them TO him, SO that he
will be able TO pro rate the payments.
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A Treat in Store For Union.

We are requested to snnoues that the Spar
tanburg Musical Association will render Cantata
Esther, the Beautiful Queen in this village
on Wednesday night next, 18th inst. The pro-
ceed Of which, will be for the benefit Of wof-
ford College. We bespeak for them large au-
dience
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A Handsome Safe.

a handsome Hafe.
MIR. W. A. Nicholson has just received large
and handsome new safe, which We think is the
most complete affair of the kind we ever saw,
II measures n inches high, 8 n 2 in. wide
and n inches deep, snd weighs S,000ibs.
1t was manufactured by, Halls Safe and
Lock Co., ct Cincinnati. No doubt there are
men who could "break into" II, but how they
would go about 1t is mystery to us and as fer
fire injuring hs contents. that appears to be i'm
possible. unless the whole massive concern Is
literally melted up.
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A Good Crop Of Oats.

We are informed that our esteemed friend,
DIR. Wade Fowler has just threshed out over four
hundred Iushels Of oats from six acres Of land
cog bushels TO the acre. The land was well
prepared and the oats sown in the Fall. We
doubt much il one out Of twenty farmers in this
County make that number CT bushels on
twenty-five acres.
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The Striking Mania.

The Striking Mania.
The iaborers employed by the contractors Of
this town are on o strike for an increase Of wa
ges and the ten hour system, and the cry of
"Mort' is heard NO more in our streets. We
thought there was some deviltry up, for the
bells of the colored churches have lately been
heard at unreasonably late hours never failing
sign. Well, afew convicts from the Peniten-
tiary would soon set the mechanics to work
again. t.5 ,e.,.
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49, yYs ,Y FOfahe Times.
Our Brown. store Letter.

Mr.. Eplron :-.Honor to- whom, honor 4,
due" Our efficient County Commissiooer North
Of Pacoiet, Mr.. W. J.. Goudelock, has done his
good roads through this sectfon sattest. lii
Just delightful after o weeks hard toll for the
Church going people to drive to their places of
worship mo broken vehicles, no frightened Ia.
df2sy noStired and wofsiei horses on Sunday,
are some Of the consequences ofea faithful
County Commissioner in community.
In former eommunication mention was made
Of one of our schools in this vicinity. We tako
pleasure in the honorable mention Of Mr. j. r.
Browns School, Northof T1ickety. 4, This is the
third year Mr. Brown has had charge Of the School
at that place, and his popularity as teacher in
oreases with the'length Of time he Is among us,
While on this subject, IL will be proper 10 mem
tion the efforts Of our school Trustees in this
Township to build good school houses and Judi
ciously locate the schools, so 10 have Fewer of
them at more eligible places, and Continue them
longer than heretofore. This change will be a
good one, as II will reduce the number OF schools
and by the right location give all an opportunity of
attending them for longer time, with tie same
expense TO the county, Heretofore we have had
no school houses; hence sometimes two schools
have been very nearly together in one locality,
while in others they have had none. Thanks to
Mr.. Jeferies for the idea--hopeit will be carried
out.
Our friend "Dick Dundas'' Is certainly fast
man in some things; but this is allowable in his
! case. and in fact sort Of necessity, for il is
only in this way that he will ever accomplish
the object of his present eforts--natrimohy.
But lest he thrusts his lance at mo will not
say much about him now, especially MS he is 6
congenial sort Of fellow Now, ,"Dick," ;" let me
tell something about our next picnic. and III
not interfere with your eonnubiqHtics any more.
There seems to be some excitement among our
colored friends over here about Witch Bale.
don't know what they arc, Mfr. Editor and
nsk you to explain. Editors ought to know
everything. Some Of our young Drs. arc e1-
pcrimcnting, may. be they can tell us. ,.
| .,.r OCCASIONAL.
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An Old and Faithful ofRoer.

We are truly pleased 10 meet again at our
Railroad depot the genial face Of our old favor
lite officer, F. H. Counts, who is now the Rail-
road and Express Agent at this place.
Mr.. Counts has proven himself to be ore Of
the most competent and Trustworthy Railroad
officials in the country. For more than fourteen
years he had been the Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Spartanbarg and Union Railroad and dur
ing the whole of that time strict annual ex-
animation Of his books, by one Of the ablest
book-keepers in the Ststs, could not discover
discrepancy to the amount Of Eve cents. For
some time his Office has been At Spartanburg.
while his family remained At UAion; this was
. great Inconvenience to himself and annoyance
to his family. SO he concluded to accept . some
what subordinate position and return to his
home and old friends at Union.
Mr.. Duis, Of Charlotte, is now the Secretary
and Treasurer Of the 8. U. and C. and 8. and
A. Railroads, with his Office At spartanburg.
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Picture Of the Confederate Monument.
We thank Mr.. w. A. Reckling, Photograph
Artist of Columbia, for fine Picture Of the
Confederate Monument, lately unveiled in that
city. Persons wishing pictures can obtain them
of Mr.. Reckling.
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ADVERTISING.
The First New Whest.

Mr.. John Becknell, we learn, brought the first
"turn" of new wheat to the Union Steam mill
last Tuesday. Mr.. B. informs us that his wheat
crop this year is the best he has had for many
years.
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A Competent Druggist.

Il C0mpet6nt UfuBgtst.
Mr.. Irwin has purchased the Interest Of
Mr.. r. W. Tinsley in the Drug business hereto
fore conducted under the Arm name Of A. irwin
& Co., and will continue the business at tho old
stand. ''
Mr.. Irwin Is o competent and careful Drug
gist and, withsi, most excellent young man,
In whom nnr community may place implicit con-
adsncss snu ~eHsx1or nm snpsfaf snsrs or
patronage. No yonng man Is more worthy and
we know not onewho us more entitled to the
support and encouragement Of the people Of
Union. Let us help the worthy young men Of
our community.
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A 4tb Of July Excursien.

We are requested to state that an Excur.
sion train will run from Union Depot to Hen
dersonville, n. c., and return the same day,
on the 4th Of July -FarH sA-- H. ro''''A
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Teach shs children Music. ~ Nss
\ II there . one accomplishment more effective
than any other in eleva.ing the tsste and purify
ing the morsls Of young people we think that
acoomplish1ent is music, and Sherevefit hat
all within thssange Of possibility parents should
have their children thoroughly taught this de-
lightful art. Show US . family in which the
bsSties .vslls 8 ths is3rjs arc eonSsrsant with
music and, In = he cases out Of ten. We will show
you moral, YRtelligent, refined and united
home. In the present poverty Of our people but
few have theneans Of giving their children the
advantages Of musical education. and knowing
and appreciating this want, Professor Gensalss,
one Of the most thorough musicians In the coun-
try, who is now spending the summer months
with us, Is organizing Society for the instruo'
tion Of thosssWho are desirous Of receiving thor
ough instruction in the art Of singing, and he
proposes TO teach the Society without any rennu.
neration.s Atthe and Of the course it is the in
tention Of the Professor to give musical enter
tainment, inn Sducing aprogrammc Of Oratorio,
Operatic, Ssoted and Ballad selections, which
will eonyines the residents Of our little town Of
the importaa9e Of having the children instruc-
ted in the Divine ant. =
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sisorLAa.-we are informed by ". q. Fisl d
who says he has tried tie expcrimsnt 49, z.
time, that You may "trip the polleu. or bIcs,s
clean OF OF head Of rye, and within 6fteer
minutes II will be In full bloom again. This a
singular, and those who have rye can .atisfv
themselves ~ to the truth Of this statement =,
Piekens Sentinel os ~, go, -'",