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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-01-31
Tne Lunatic ASYLUM.

We have received the 10Th Annual Report of
the Board of Regents of the South Carolina Lu
matte Asylum, for the fiscal year lS777S. From
examination we should consider it II very satis-
factory exhibit Of all the transactions of the Of
fccrs Of that institution. 1t appears from the
interesting report Of the Superint cndent, DR.. +
L. Griffin that at the beginning of the year there
were 800 patients in the insttu:ion-lG3 males
and li3 females, which increased to 33l
at the end of the year OF these 80 are whites
and lOl colorcd. Only 20 of the inmates are
supported by friends, leaving 3ll depending
upon the State for ali necessary subsistence. Of
al the inmate, the Superintendent states, only
IL white males anil 4 females, and colorcd
malrS and , females are durable; whites and
blacks doubtful; lOi white males and 90 lc-
ma.ca, i3 co!orcl males and ~ females, incura-
bic. This table presents sad picture, particu-
lar.y ia 'hC largo nambcr Of incurablc cases
which, The SHlcya,cmteH; says, "can never be
discharged except ~ death and many of them,
III yUars 10 come, must crowd the wards to the
exclusion OF recent and curaHic cases. Union
mas sent four Paticnts--2 males and females
during the pat year. II time and space would
permit, We could present sadly interesting sy-
nVrsis Of the report, but il would necessarily
DC too lon" Cor ~ :m.n a paper rs ours.
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CHEAT PnosrHAIEs.-We have received let.
ter from gentleman stating that as soon as arr
rangements are completed a party of gentlemen
intend to commence the manufacture Of guano
from pure raw bones, and to place it upon the
market at low cost, within the reach Of ALL
Our correspondent does not state where the fac
tory is to be situated, nor give the names of the
gentlemen who are to conduct it, but says that
in few days circulars will be issued explaining
the views of those interested. We hope the en- :
tcrprisc will be successful in supplying our far
mers with n cheap and useful fertilizer, and will
yield profit TO those who are to engage in it.
-Coiumbta Register.
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4 SD and Painful Accident.


On Saturday last, Edward Foster, son of y.
J. Foster, a colorei farmer, met with serious
accident, at Mr. G"rncrs Mill while ginning cot :
ton. !, appears that Eddie was standing by the
gin when he Acard hy the sound that the Gin
was getting chokcl. lie stopped down to re-
licvc The saws from underneath, and while do
ing the saws caught his hand, and cut off his
second and third finger and terribly lacerated his
hand down to the wrist. We truly sympathizc
with the young man and his parents who are
most excel INT people, and very highly rcspec-
ted. Eddie is one Of the most promising young
co'ored IAcn We ever knew. Industrious, gem
t.cmany and unobtrusivc in his manners toward
all, and possessing an ardent desire TO obtain a
good sound education he has employed ali his
spare time from school at manual labor. to OBJ
tain the means Of attending tho best schools in
the whole country, and this accident is scri
Gus impediment to his progress.
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Notice of Final Discharge

y permission of Hon David Johnson Jr
- Probate Judge Of Union County, | will, on
Monday, the Sd day of March, 1879, make NV
final return and settlement, as Administrator Of
the estate of Giles sharp, AMI apply for final
discharge from sSid administration. All per
sons indebted to said estate must make payment
Oh or o''orc mat Gay and all persons having
c'H'his against Sald estate mus: present them TO
me, properly ait"stcd. on or Lcr,rc fiat dov or
they will hc fyr ever barred
\. II. SrEARS, Admir-.
Ian Il -
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Legal Attendants.

Legal Nttenuants.
The following gentlemen Of the bar of other
counties have been in town the past week, to
meet Judge Wallace in Chambers, upon impor-
tant cases:
Ne'cJerry, James NJ. Baxter, George ohnston,
Geo ). Mower and j. F. J. Caldwell.
SparidnJug, J. S. r. Thomson and John b.
Cleveland. Those gentlemen also brought Shcr-
iff Thompson and Town Marshal Kimbrcl with
them.
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PESALTy OF ELECTION FRAUDS Jacksonville,
Fla, January 23.-In the United States Circuit
Court to-day, Judge Settle sentenced the Brcvard
County Canvassing Board, convicted of making
false return Of the election. Lee, tire County
CLERK, sentenced to three years, and Wright
and Johns, Sheriff and Justice, respectively, to
one year each in the Albany renitcntary. Lee
is also State Senator from Brevard County
All the other election cases were continued
10 the May term of court.
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Lamp-Lighter Wanted

4 ny one who will light the town lamps at
"A the proper time, keep them clean and ex-
ungnlsh the lights at the proper time, and obey
All orders of the Town Council in relation
tfereto can find constant employment by apply
ing TO the Council.
Ky order of the Council
Jan 2S, 1879. r. II. RAWLS ClcrL
Jan 81 = -.
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MusicaI Entcrtainrrut.

In note from Prof. r. J. Gonzalez, the celc-
bratci Baritone Vocalist and Orgunist, from
New York, we are informed that lie will visit
Union shortly and treat our citizens to one or
two of his most entertaining and delightful Sa-
crcd and Secular Concerts. Due notice Of the
day will be given.
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REsToEEp TO THE MINISTRY. Richmond Va,
January 2i.--East Hanover prcshytcry, to-day.
by vote of fifteen to six removed the sentence
of suspension from the Rev. DR.. T.. T. Baird
late secretary Of ;hc Prcshy'crar board Of pub
!ication, who vas suspended last year for al
legged irregularities in connection with the funds
Of the concern, and restored him to the office Of
he gospel ministry.
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Convocation.

The annual convocation Of the third Mission.
ary District Of this diocese will meet in the
Church. of the Nativity at this place next We'd
ncsday, February 5th; opening services at l |
o'clock a. NJ. During the meeting Divine SER
vices will be held Wednesday, Thursday and
friday at ii 4. NJ. and L. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-01-31
Tho State Grange

Will meet in Charleston on Thursday next,
the 9Th. The Executive Committee of the Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Society of South
Carolina will also meet during tho session and
arrange the details for the next State Fair.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN CHEsTER.-A despatch to
the Charleston Ners and Courier, dated the 23d ,
says: frein Chester, tonight, between and
o clock, destroyed Davega & Howe's drug store.
The store was closed and the origin of the fre
is unknown. Loss about ST., 600; insured for
$4,000.
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Buggies at Auction!

MILL be sold on Sacsday next, a mum :
w Der of first class open and top Bug
gles-sngc and doublo-seatcd They will be
sold on time, for note and security at per cent
interest but parties preferring to DO so can
pay cash.
Jan 81 s u
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Administrators Notice

a IL. persons having demands against the es-
IA tate Of L. Gordon Bishop, deceased, will
present them for payment, properly attested, to
the undersigned at on;c.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment.
SAMUEL S. STOKES,
Administrator dc Gonis non
Jan 81 + D,
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Pardonod.

faruOnCd.
On the 23d Governor Simpson pardoned Dan
derson Fowler, of this County, who was serving
out sentence in the penitentiary for grand
larceny.
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The Plague in Russia.

The telegraph makes the sad announcement
that the terrible plague whicn desolated the
globe in The lith century has again appeared in
the Eastern part of Russia with virulcncc, caus-
lug intense alarm. In q short description
the disease, which we find in the Charleston
.Ne'cs anil Courier, it says "Pcrson attacked
with it arc said /, iic like flies, AMI the ignv-
rant and supcrstitious pcasantry are 50 terrified
By it tha; mAay are thought to have pcrishcd of
pure fright"
The last accounts state that the disease is
spreading rapidly and the people of Moscow
arc becoming greatly alarmed.
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MARRIED,

HARMON-liART Married, on the ODD
inst, at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev j. b. Wilson, Mr.. PINCKNEY HARMON to
Miss LuRA DEAN HART, all Of Union County.
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Which Will You Do?

MILL. you pay without being sued or
w will you swear off your account p
| am determined to have all who owe me do one
or the other, at once.
My books must be settled up. business
II. J. THOMPSON.
Jan 81 ! o,
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HAMPTON, VANCE AND NICHOLS. latest
scheme on foot among the politicians of Louisi-
ana is to send Governor Nichols to the United
States Senate. Hampton, Vance and Nichols
the noble trumvrate OF lS1G
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Who Wants MILES.

Mr.. J. IL. Roberts has about forty very fine
Kentucky Mules for sale, and he says he will
sell them cheap and throw in drink
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Cor. KEITr's LIBEL -uir.-Ncw York, Janua.
ry 23.-lu the trial of Col. Kcitts suit for libel
against the New York Times to-day, Mr.. Choatc.
for the defense, contcnlcd that the article dill
not refer TO plaintiff, hut tD one Thomas Kcitt
ais, known as Colonel kcitt
New York, Jan. -. The jury IN the above
suit this evening rendered verdict for the
plaintiff for ST.. cents.
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Sale Of Chooses in Action.

Sale Of Chooses in Action.
nN Monday, the 2lst day of February next,
~ will offer for sale before the Court House
door Of Union County, between the hours of II
and o clock all the chooses in action belonging
to the estate of Giles Sharp, deceased consis-
Ting OF notes and accounts duo said deceased.
A. ID. SPEARS, Admir-.
Jan 81 Q,
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The Bridge Question.

The continuation of the article on Bridge
building has been unintcntionally omitted this
week.
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Dropo5dls
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
Il TRANSPORTATION.
LIN, I.rnn nEpIc n

DEPARTMENT
APFAIRs. WARRINGTON. March 20, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS. iudorsed proposals for Beef la
con Flour C9lns or &c ,s saiT a
90 and 81 MOOsterst NewYork viii be received uGt III a.
10000 pounds Bacon 1000 900 pounds Beef
the hOof l72O00 pounds Beans $1,000 pounds Baking
600 6caEGs Flour i25 900 ponnGs Feed 500 600 pounds
Hard Bread. 10000 pounds HOmny, 9l3O pounds Lard
Tea $1,000 pounds Tobacco 100000 pounds salt l32OOu
pounds soap 49, o. pounds Soda lll20OO pounds Sugar
Blankets WooIlen Cotton Goods consisting In
part Of Ticking 80 600 Yards STANDARD Calico $4,000
IA yards bingham 81 300 yards Kentucky Jeans AZ
faa she SS 1850 yn FSsn fo 1iES
$4,000 Yards Calico shrting 1900 yards Wnsey. 1000
plies long list OF articles such CONS
Harness, Pows, Rakes Forks. sc:
Also Transportation for such Of the supplies goods ana
es that may not be contracted for TO be delivered At the
BIps Must RI MADE OUT on GOVERNMENT BIASKs
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies required for each Agency aud the kinds and quaint
blank proposals aud forms for contract and bond coFd on 10
contract and payment Transportation routes anu al other
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York: VIM Lyon No. 4S3 broadway New. FORK and u
LOUIS LeavenwOrtb Omaha, Cheyenne and auk
ton and the Postmaster at sioux CITY;
blank proDoSdtS t,sreor. ready ds1buttOn
for other articles will be ready and after the 7t
VIII be at the hour and day above stated and
bidders invited TO be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE ON FOLLOWING
BANKS sc
folowIns Government Depositoes
least cent of the amount OF the proposal viz Chemical
National NewYork National Broadway New York; Metro
politan National NeW-lork Philadelphia National Pha.
delphia FIRST National baltimore; Third National Cincn-
aud Citizens National Washington d. c; ana United
states Assistant Treasurers at Philadelphia Baltimore.
T.. A. HAYT, Commissioner
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NDREWS' AMERICAN QUEEN
FOR APRIL

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ERIE RAILWAY

THE ERIE RAILWAY
L now known BY its new name. the NEW YORK. LAKE
rams taking effect December %. 1873
8 a. m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing"
6p. Daily Fast ST Louis Express arriving &c Buffalo
T connecting Tn ia trans 70 me est aa Sonsh Ses
Coaches through to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincin
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars %
In. Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.York for
Newark V45, $50. llS0 m 3i5 AIS. 5:l5, 6l5, 1880
p and IL midnight sa,urdy nights only sundays 9l5
noon I:lj g. 3:4j 49, 5lj. g. G}) 10 u milnight
SUNDAYS g. $40 1Ola 40. $3.50 and II midnight
l45. g. So 34j 4ij 4S0 .. 6i6 g. eI5. $50 l. g. 10 D.
m, II midnight SUNDAYS g. s:3o 0:l5 10: 4o
O Sgnen g. g. 7 I ioi n li5. 8A5, 5e3gs l: mid
night Sundays. g. $3.50. 1915 a. mp l4o, $50 D. and
ConWalI 745 a. NJ, $3.50, 4:SOp. m Sundays s:SOa m
NMewSGrs. 7i5, a. n $780, 43O p m Sundays $50 M
IOndOut and Kingston a. IN 3'3Op ~ sundays $50 M
Sundays g. $3.50, lOl5 m, ESQ. 7 p. m.
Middeat09TI9 ~ lc0 mn "tS Se 80 N p pm n SUI
m trains connect with NewYork and Oswego Midland Ra.
Port Jeryis 7:i5. 1913 a. m. 43O. 8, p IN Sundays
$50. 1915 n M, $50 and p. IN.
BTFORE D leave 23dst II minutes earlier Than above
hme trains say1s , on q@srsF hours leave
Ili5 connecting with trains leaving Chamberss
PTctes for passage and for apartments Drawing
ana SleeuIng Coaches DO obtained Tor the
checking S99 o 3 rs jig a Ss s al As oS%
CouItst.. Brooklyn, or at the Compsnys DepOt+
H. 1929 J rSG iS u IABBorr Gen Passr Ag New.YOr
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewocd CGsJer Permont and Nyack
Sundays IN. and $50 D. Zoe ll3O p. H. tram viii
lesyS 30 MINUTES 2ey Sa anu nsh
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Gen'l Pass'r As't New YORK
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&I Sn TO BOSTON
db Nv VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
NTnA ING'InN line

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The ELEGANT steamers knoDr ISL. ND and MARIA
u. daily except Sundays).
Special lrstca.s limited tickets good oaly on PAS a. IN
train from stOnngOn sold via this line from New York
Boston for 81 50.
Tickets sale at all principal ticket Offices Ssterooms
secured al Offices O Nestco Express Company aud
J63 and J9 Broadway and Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ucket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GAIATEA leave Pier 20 North
River uoot " Warrenst) daily except SuodAys) az D.
fOI Providence direct
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
". fILkINS, q. F. Agt ID. ). BABCOCk. PreyC
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trun


4 Line and United States Mail P0ute-On ana after
Januar IL 1879 trains leave NewYork via DesbTo aud
Cortland street Ferries follows . =
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached m . aud $50
daily -.
FOR WiamspOrt Haven, Cory and Erie 800 o. M
connecting Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre aud the
OH Regions. Wilamsport and Lock Haven, 8 N.
Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited Washing
Express" Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily. except Sunday
10 arrive Washington 4l2 D. Regular at 4:30 ami
$50 m. and 10 sunday. 43O and 10 IN For
Baltimore N. except Sunday. M - ~ n 80 ,...,, .
Express for PHILADELPHIA 43 7;So $40 lO Limited II
a. M g. g. 1880 $50 and 10 p Emigrant and second
R"as OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through train.
at Jersey Guy, afording speedy aud direct transfer TOE
Brooklyn travel 49, ,,,,sN,-c AKA ,o,n = - ,.,o.
m daily aIo A NJ, $40 p daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore $50 800. 4;45 1910
430 $40 $40 1910, 1880 $3.50. 4:SO. 800 $50 and
1910 D. M SUNDAY 4;30 ESQ., l04o il3O H.. $40 lOlo
PTtat Offices 628 and ga Broadway No Aston Honse
on, tool nj psbrosses COrtand-sts; No COurtst and
TrnoIIyn Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn NOA
ia Iis and S Hudsonst, HobOken Depot Jersey City
-1"4ie' L. +. FARMER Genl Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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FRANK THOMSON
ITO PHILADELPHIA "A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoJTEAND SHORT LINE
" between
NEWYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily, three depots
Philadelphia two in New-Nork =.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment andtne ftest
Time con ,isJent with absolute safety
On and after December III, 1875
Trains leave NewYOTK DesDrCsset and Court
M landt Street Ferries, follows
4oU 10y. 500. 90, limited IL m. l. $50 - o. $50
e;oo anu ~ p Sunday. 4:30 and D, D. E3o o5J,
Route of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey City afornga speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 345, S:55 T.
1885 D. $40 aud IL Il IN, Limited Express 1870 m q e.
6:3O T. amt p m GA Sunday, IDOL 3i5 $3.50, g. $780,
"rcket 0acesNNOs 528 and ga Broadway, No. Astor
House anu foot DesbrOsses and COurtlandtstS No
Court and brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fult0n-s
BROOKLYN Nos ia, ll6 and llS HudsOr-st.. HObOken
Mace. -, l.. p FARMER,
FRAN X ThoMSoS Gen'l Passenger AgL
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
---~~S~~~~--'
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.

~ Ferry station in New York, foot of Libertvst
Ferry station IN Brooklyn, T. Ot NJ FuItOnst
Commencing Nov 26 1S7SIIains leave NewYOrk, FOOT or
Liberty st. a. follows:
$50 q. m.-For Pennington, Easton Belydere Manon
Chunk Tamaqus, WikeSbarre, ElmiTa- &c. Connects AZ
Junction with D. l.. and w. r. II. ,,-..,.
$40 a. m-FOr High Bridge Branch Schooeys Mounb.n
Budd's Lake and lake Hopacone, Fusion HarrlsDnrR'
Mauch Chunk Iamaqns uazeitou, Wkes0arie scrahVon'
WilliamHpOrt. &c --,--.-
1880 o. m and 43O p. m.-For Somervlo and Pennington
Ipm.-FOr Pennington EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Tama1ua
Wilke sbarre Scranton. TunkhanDOck. Tamaqua Hazeon
Reading POtisvile, Harnsburgh. &c. .,-
Budd's Lake and Lake HOpacong Eas9n Belyidgre ana
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction WIN d. L. auu ~ ~ IL
$50 daily-For Easton. Allentown and HarrisDmg
Tao p. m.-FOr Easton
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at A. M, ~ .. m ior iSOunn
Brook ard intermediate points, and at 03O M Tor Eason
Boats of the BToosyn and Enc Annex" make connection
Jersey CITY.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c, at Sl5, ll:4J a. m. 4, 5;lo p IN. INN
Stages connect station 20 and from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF LibeItyst for Freehold az
S:l5 ll:45 a. IN, 4, 6:l5 p. H.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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