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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

e1gr<f< z<---,<foM ching 4
- . .sS~sS<e,y refrained Rom s"Je -, among
dhe eeSnfortSnatc triangular NV ovsy the muni-
~ the o,y of Charleston, oss. ,aouth.
he democrats on S'V , n,asld some time next inoi
eipai hss not been caused on,.,d
Our senee ~ tearing that the Opinions TO
oe .ss.s,y expressed, wouc ~ 40 erca ing
s,,c reash than have any ,,ss ,<e most earn-
and unity 2. ,ss 70 believe every true
tsss =, roSit sjcs We trusnst; ~,
ae%os,sI ,,,s matter ssssely fs 5sas n'sa
eisy e @sssss .sa. ia sSsss!r there w "
As s n'ssssr saaaIaasss for paf
be three rs1
Sw SuS'. s;,ss ssscat ineaal is him.elf be.
,,cs in ,R6,posi.f,ion, sa tec thir3sia Gayer,
tho civ oaiGin patropadc Of "fndepehdent" aud bases
fore the peaanuidacy upon perverted stats ment of
s-,-'r ampton's ADVICE to the State Democracy. In
hree the.democrass OF the State recognize but
dcnocratic candidats Mr.. Courtney-he being the
nominee ora majority ofahe partyand anxious for
the defeat Of che ohertwo. A this not from per
sona dislike to cf any personal wish for the
Of the other but that the tre principles of straight
out democracy may bc recognized and pcrtuated in oil
| the important elections Of the State..'
And here permit to state what We understand
raishtout democracy BE-. and think most OF the
people in the State will agree with particularly in its
limits When "straightour pHsfixed to the party
namely Mr.. Spcigis of the GrocISc News, we think
III loIGt only used i'll advocacy OF putting none
hut pure tried democrats upon the democratic ticket
and hopposition to any fusion with the radical party
What the policy Of the party should be, after it
had rescued the State from the ignorant and corrupt
Radical party not in the least involved in the
1t only true democrats who would abide by the
wishes of honest majority Of the rank and file of thci
t1ASy. Not Boilers Independents Rrlical-aHlatina
-fdenXSgats. Only ibis aud pothing more. y
Can Mr. Sale Mr.. Gaycr claim to be straigout dem
| ocrLts under this true definition of the term? We
think not. Both Of them, if read Alright what the,
have not contradict e really running under the rcn
held by Bowen, Mnckcy Purvis, Corbin and Northrop
the most prominent and vndictvc Radicals in the State
OF Mr.. Sale the published proceedings of the meeting
of the City CUunci! Of Charleston the past year, give
very poor opinion CaptiouS arrogant and rude tow
arl those who sit in Council with him. he have but
little wholesome influence where the influence his po
sit is needed and where should bc rcScc
| ted. There has brcn want of dignity, harmony
cay pride in those meetings that does not compOrt ii
the Intelligence and heightened character of the poo L
OF Charleston, AMI upon which have heard many
favorable remarks this far away from the ropo
lis. Ills can.; upon Corbn and Norhrop to intcrpos
the power of the Federal government AMI arrest tn,
rri>t rat ion managers for not allowing living
side OF the city ami min register dar; shal
y upon his strai, i,htoutisnl.
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\ PUrLIC HANGING IN NTEXAs.-Galveston, No.
vcmber ia NcIcs' special from Sherman says
that Julius Ioc,lc was hanScl to-day for the
murder of Joseph Brcnncr, i'll the pennison at
fair, in January. Six thousand persons wit
messed the execution.
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jug S65 folls slSr ospepl, u u
eoanty win be received trcuf 80 this |
4 January s2O.' 1880, and NJ xcie untii
suposneed ne .qn or,befsfa Mad sSs ,vin be
Route No hf2e.s Prom UNION fsSo
Mount Tabor, n miles and |okscys 20
week. Bond required viii asSe ,iYss
'0a.e No. l4l85. From Unioa :. 10
miles and back, twcsa wssk-Pta "ssfs
- with bid, $500. !. pd requires
iRetc No. I4l37. FroasU hion St&A
|. Dol'"sl and ReynOsa to Clifton Ai%ns
Lin I :, od1k. "Ho Three ;imes week. &Sd Ss
Nou'0 No. lllSs.>From Unios by Fair Forest
Eoler"in, Bufnt Factory, IIhrs Ea.i
lobbySille to Woodr..s-----'%gfV@
twice werjv1. From Union by Pleasant
Routsc,~ Mount Joy, Skull Shoals and Goud-
eysviilc, to Eta Jane, u miles and back, three
times a week. Bond with bid, $500.
Route No. I4l4O. From Jonesville by Browns
Store, Timber Ridges Star Farm and Bsw-
lingsville to Gaifney City, 2G miles and back
three times n week, Bond with bid $500.
Route No. l4lIl. From Batesville by Glenn
Springs and West Springs to Hebron, lsmilcs
and back, three times week. Bond with
bid, 500.
Route No. l4l47s From Cross Anchor by Gross
Keys and Cedar Bluff to Union c. IT,, II
miles .and back, twice week. Bond with
bid, $500. - ~ -
*At those places marked thdss tho, Post en
ices havo been discontinued, and we suggest
hat applications be made at once for their rers
ablishmcut.
The instructions to bidders arc too long fol
publication here, but all necessary information
an be obtained of Mr.. JAS II. Goss, Postmaster
/ Union c. II. The term of contract is foul
ears.
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a Wa6 WMt6sraI I Pr9position. % : -
the year 1880: FTvSoions for the
n1, nr;no isMks Sa - nni hmcrican Igyicauu :
any old subscriber renewing nnJ ..;: 30 OO
nsiao "Sw ST name, mm thaabove papers to each
Price >! OO, for...y o
a. nc h"'e''cdn Ayrcuiturist is ono ~ ~,
r"I r"I ;'anos1mest ; and NEST valuable ArricuI
Eal journals published Ia this conn,r, ,.'''
hvery number has oac or more cntS ~
r,cntural implements or oonvn";on ~ hs
pa panty illustrated chat almost apv l.
ual can make and apply tLe--;,"d save
money, time and annoyh5eH We don't
know an Agricultural papT that gives SO
much plain, pracNca] information in such
short aud comprehensive articles.
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Now for the Photographs.

Alcr much disappointment and vcxation IN
not receiving his materials Nj mt Taylor is
now ready TO take the very finest styles Of Pho
tocraphs. Now is the time fer everybody TO hc
thanking about Christmas and New Year 5
rrcsent1. an! what could he more acceptable and
appropriate than lifc-lkc picture Of a friend
accom- lanying a gift or sent in an envelope f."
a distant friend
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|: E,,S mo S,srrn's SEpuCER.-Cincnnatf
NSyswber ia special states that Jas L. Fer
puson killed James II, ,Coombs on Main street,
fIopkinsvlle, Ky. last evening Ferguson came IN.
70 that town to compel Coombs to marry his SIS
ter. whom he had ruined. The latter refused;
and Ferguson, ,bauSsissrsh gun, l>adeu II anu
deliberately shot SSee~ -
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Congressman Voorhis, Of New Jersey, who
was arrested for defrauding bank of which he
is president. talks of rcsgnng. Should he do
so, his successor would probably lie 4 Democrat
and this change would give the Congressional
delegation of the State u Democratic ma ority.
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TRAGIC EXp Gh.,
November l7.-Samucl Aimcs. of Chillcothcs
Missouri, comedian of the Globe Comedy
! Company was thrown from ctrriage and in
stantly killed at Millclgcville. Ills funeral
| took place to-day at the Episcopal Church, Mil
| lcdgcyillc.
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lock Mone 20 s q. .eagi.saa :. y gIsa,s'
; en,roas @p.e exploded, nesF atts kilIih
NM aos;neer' William Miiiigan, fht-t gored fire
,ne man William Johnston. and young snite q, MAJ
in"n, a'n, ID Greer who lived ut Honea s.n sndsGi
,.n.I a,s,iorsry engine al Dopaids. sef happen
Sa.,Da y" %c ssss ise engine when the posisaoc
osy;d <coiospd man, named ~ 1py Ps.; .saileson
1sSfsSstsi,v scaldsa Section ma, Farmer was
"a. .%.rx x.seri ~ bprned, aud was feared
a,s an, hs could not RECOVER. The "a latt beea.
.nas ,gss-Siong y. the track in puryuex o5 us bus
+ mes, ,sSad stopped awhilssa 2r,e MA "a,
,srisi s and saS %S ss ID Sad.sSi B ps'sn
ts~ sheets just over the ace box WAS
!, I,bilrsed. This threw the engine up, turnirf i'll
completely oroand, and throwing is absuts sfssSn.
ty or thirty yards from the spot. Tbskttendsr
was left standing. The track was torn up cross.
ties moved from their places, and ~ from :
(which was geatyS broken. in two. MSDInH-
! gtp's body was thrown about forty yards ofs
Mr.. Greer's was found near whefa,.ihe; engine
fell. Johnson's was thrownSback on one of,he
fats. Mr.. Milligan left wife and AN adopted
daughter. Johnson left Yife and several small
| children. Greer was unmarried. The bodies of
| the three men were sent TO their respective
homes s-Milligan' to Helena, Johnson's TO Bel
ton and Grecrs to lionea Path Columbia Ryy
| isier.
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.yAIEMrnis NOT YET SArH.-Cincfnnati, Novem.
bsr ia special from Memphis siates In re-
ward TO the reports of the fever having again
broken out there that only two new cases have
occurred in the city in the last ten days, and
l,fat no alarm is.5all OF these two cases one
caught the feverwhile visiting an old case anu
The other from house not dislnfected.
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against White was positive and he is now in jail.
Tn Tuesday, tho llth j. Calvin Paris killed
ing him on the head with double barrel shot
gum in the neighCorhood of Cherokee Springs.
There was no old grudgc, ami both men were So
per- IL haPPeheu Oh Inc spur OF the moment
III n dispute ABOUT rchlih9 i"hd. iarls Voiun'
'"rlly surrendered 10 me Hher'i.
For the Times
Convict Labor"
MIR. EnIToR We mean 10y "convict labor.
the working Of Pententiary Convicts pr1miscu.
ously over the Country, as has been the case for
some time past. Certain crimes arc, according
to law, punishable by close confinement, at hard
labor, in the Pemiteniary but our Legislature,
in its wislem, passed an Act permitting the
board OF directors to hire eut=convicts for GER
tam purposes, but expressly forbade hiring them
out ior agricultural purposes.
think the act permitting the hiring out OF
convicts at all excepted those convicts who were
being punished for the crimes OF murder, man
slaughter rape "rson' burglary |c.' yet 1t
seems that no regard has been paid to this ex
cepton' aAd convicts undergoing punishment
i"r grimes OF the "ueepest aye nave been hired
o". On TINS point lurther comment Is unEe-
would iNes~ some man, woH verscd IN
cohS'stcncy,-that precious and rare Jcwel-to
explain or answer a few common sense q,ics.
tons:
:, =, ..,. .,
- - ' " "
"eaith OF south 'aroilha anu the counties com
prising said commonwealth being taxed from
one hundred to one hundred and filly thousand
,l,,, ,,. o,.,.,,,, >, ~ ;;r :, i
-
cfim'ia = "hch 'iea' cOn'lc'e' ana sehtehced
are 10 lie turned loose upon the public? say
nl,wcd loose from the fact that il is "A very COM
"'" o'1"i'c"'c ioi sum "9 "'o "'''' o"' ~
make their escape.
I'd. Why further tax the whole State to build,
onircr o,l ,o,,iu , pcu;,cuti,rv If c,rv;ct. ,ro
,.
~ '' '"'''''' ''''''''''9 "'''" o"' ""s io' "'
ter the law, 50 us to dispense with the ieniicn-
tiary and its expenses generally, and Jail the
copvicts until certain seasons of tho ,r,r and
" '''"s '.''0 H.''' J''' "
the highest b"Iicr, cue notice being gwen
through the press in each County?
The WINNING. post would do more TO deter
,:.,, 49,,
''''''' 0"'''''' ""''' " ''''"' '''"'' ""'@ '''c
icnl'cntiiry Under ihc present Sy'tcm. There
is but little inlucemcn for law.ubiding citizens
f., r,,rs,,c criminal attention. to conviction r,.
their o,f,.rcc.. =, the cypcnsc or ihc ,ox nov.rs
viii, the sure rro.rcct r. b,yiur ih. couyicts
sent back TO their old haunts o: wickcdncss, o
the terror OF the people. Al!ow INC To make
''T S"Ivs''o", ,''o,v o,"S'"S '",a "r,'.'e
yic,s. by working them inside the pcnitcntinrv.
or a, least on public works.
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WHAT is THE MATTER Why so pale, so lam
guild? Are you sick! Evidently, your liver
is not doing its duty. You cannot live in com.
fort or peace until you are relieved. Go to the
nearest drug store and buy box Of DR.. Gil
der's Liver Fills. A few doses will restore YOU
to perfect heath, and gi;c rosy tint 70 your
check. Oct ~ ib 2m
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Az UNAccovNTABLE SUiCiDE.-Atlinta, No
yembcr | lL-Ths morning VIM. Scagrove II
young farmer near Gri!in, Ga, committed sui
cilc by shooting himself through the head with
a ristul The cause of the deed is not known.
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ANOTHER ISCCSpARY fIrE.--Thc gin-houso,
machinery. &c. and fifty bales Of cotton, he
longing to Mr.. George I.aOcy, who lives t!Ifce
miles from Chcraw, was burned TO the ground
on the l&th, before day. Supposed 10 be iLt
work Of an incendiary. No in urance
$ij,ODG PIRH.-Yaz,o City, Miss. November
i2.--tharles Mann's cotton seed oil mill was ac-
eiicn'ly destroyed by ire TO day; loss Sl5,oe,;
:Bs"ramGe loo.
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Union Premiums at the State Fair.

Union made n splendid showing at the State
Fair last week, in the number and intelligence
of her visitors, the quality and quantity of ar
ticlcs exhibited aud the premiums awarded, as
the following will show:
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Loss or AN EPISCOPAL CuURCU JoURNAL.-
New York, November lj.-Alnrshal II. MaGoy,
Of the ChHrchmdR, was burned out yesterday
lie says his losses Oh presses, type, machinery 1,
engine &C.. are between : IL. 900 and S5O,00O.
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Tho First Snow Storm.

Tho First Snow Storm.
ON Wednesday morning last sc hal quite II
heavy fall Of snow for this section Of country
About dwight it commenced and lasted nearly
an hour, then stopped, and again about II o'ccck
it came down in real Arctic style for another
hour. The ground being wet from tho rain TIE
day and night before. the snow melted nc fast
as i; fell The weather is now clear, cold an
windy.
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ls,s J /, si:aslils.;si

a. 4,
warm friend of Non. Nv ~
.EI9s 1sss{{ sts{ dlfs;yes his reselectio6. ..ais,
sy1$ :Plss>3u SOON starved !,
- ~ ~ - 90 aaSScate fhe nominatioh ~ 9sIas,
%xs3 .eut, Wads Ge6sfnl Gary f,r a., co., ~
{. <writsr In the same paper saw, 'Or oovernor
10 masses OF the Demoes,s,i. raa..-sI.
{&ss SLY. oia sam illden for President ofsbs ~
5sssss. s ssa for the oia baId enaiSS ,a., Nm.
fani IN ss,ss and iibaeator of ths S.a,e
sSno e"iest statesman within N. bo,Iss ~.
Nvsernor or South Carolina % :, :. 81 : s.-
u .,s.,s OPINION General Gary's rfiends nrS ;n'
Jaa.cious IN their method Of adyoco,;na 81. ~.
Es.as @ Inc whole. State recognizes tbe S,.I Sn,
tion of,bo en- snS,werted gallantly fp tho redemp.
no,an,;., .'c STARE anu that Edgefieia County was
p''enu"i factor in securing the elec,;on 81 ,h "'
Ge""cretic ticket, But every otbe, Dou..'.,
eiu MS aaty, and without the DO opera,ion oF ai
sas,',,t ia MS way failure would have inevi,oblS
eeiias, her shield and her smear sn;,, n,o n'ai
eur own State, the Eabian and tho Morooi,;l III
pnlcy were alike essential. To asoriIo oil ,ha
s,ory OF That great achievement 10 ono mo, =;
NO. ah'agohize every one else, and TO 90 n lou,,
rail Lt,en'ihg him from obtaining what is
s. ".S "ue. AS for the nomination of Tildcn
m ,Er resident, we regard it no moro orohohIo
'" ,nc selection of Thurman Tho h.,rs ,nJ |
;: .rd,a defended Mr.. Tilden from what !, ho
aJns u 10 pe unjust attacks, and was willing 10
ror NLi," us nomination IN, if he carried New York
~ ' '""lhson. Tho last election in that Stnic
- - ~ means anything it means that Tilden il M,
aa .he man. We not see why the Sale party nrc
MooaEnS M,roueS this National and State ticket
H. n"Ie mas stretched to its utmost limit the
hampton policy" which has been uttcrIv ro,n
onn u.meI a. "y General Gary, while General Garv
"hu Mr. ii!den hav" n"'hipo in commor
character and in policy tlIey arc as wide
apart ns the poles.
We take no stock in the talk about rings an
chqucs and packed conventions. Tie Demo
cratic party in South Carolina wifi see thnt there
Isl free race for all aspirants, aud whoever
wins mus receive n solid support. The days of
packed conventions are passed., if they ever ex
's;cd.- Wh"sLoro Ncr3 anil HcruM
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Total packages handled IN one week...3,5t
Gln-YLuse Robbed

GIN HLnte Roobe5
We learn that On Friday night iast the Steam
Mil and Gin-housc oS Messrs. Sinclairs. 8 miles
above here on the Meanwhile road. was rOthed
c! large quantity OF seed Cotton. The thieves
drove a twohorse wagon up to the tuildin &,
opened the door OF the clubhouse, deliberately
sIucN IA number Of matches in the cotton room
than flied Ihc:v %ngon. All this was done while a
coiorei man was sleeping in the bnil|inC. who
says he iii Doi lear The tA.cves at work.
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Tho Markets.

UNIuN, Nov. 2l.-~Our Cotton market has been
quite lively and prices have gone up to point
that will 20 far towarl making up for the def
cheney in the crop.
The following arc The p.iccs for each day
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TnH GARY Book. The Gary boom is being
tehderly nurSed by three or four country news
papers. We have nothing against GEN Gary
spccially-we honor him for the part lie took in
the memorable campaign of 7G-~Lut We do not
thihK he VIII do for Governor. We do not say
tins because he had the bollncss To differ with
the policy popularity known rs the Hampton
policy, but because we do not think he fairly
represents the political views Of the Democratic
voters of the State and consequently his clcc-
non wonid place our cop!c III false position
before the cuun.ry At large. We coull Eamc a
hall. or more men, any one Of whom we
would rather see Governor than Gen. VI. W
Gary OrmyshHry Dym,crai
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\. s. Topp, Secretary

NAVIGATION OF BROAD RivER-Gen. Gilmore,
OF the United States engineer corps who has
charge of improvements Of Southern rivers and
harhors and is supervising the building of the
Jett.cs i'll CharlcSton has detailed Capt Car
son to make an inspection of Broad River
with view to its navigation. Capt. Carson Is
now IN the city, and leaves to-day on an exrc.
dition by boat up the river to make II personal
examination of its course from Columbia TO the
heat Of the boat navi igaron. For this purpose
he has secured the services of Capt Hughes Of
Union, and n complement Of men.
lie desires to meet the people residing along
the river and to obtain from them all the facts
anu statistics relating thereto. especially with
regard to the population, products and the prot
able amount OF freight that would be carried
on the river. lie proposes to visit the CE erokcc
iron Works and obtain spccmcuS of the ore to
lie sent North and nalyzcd, and he desires all
the Information that he can obtain in reference
TO the mining i'll the uppc, sccti: ms of the State
All the aid that can he given to Capt. Carson
In this connection will tend To- enable him TO lny
such facts before Gen. Gilmore as will
show the advantages Of opening this river to
navigation Very much depends upon these
preliminary reports whether Congress will make
the necessary appropriations for the improve
mcnt of the river CDlgmLid Register, Norca.
Der l..
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since our last report
Friday, Nov. li.:.......~..........1GiGI GI II 80
Saturday, Nov. 5.....................l0! 0!G1l1&
Monday " lT....................lQiT, &, u 80
Tuesday, " lS...................105 @llx
Wedn, sday, 0.................l0i a. 80
Thurdnv, 20-noon .......-.1l C1ll 40
Sales for the week 5iO bales.
CnLCMBI>, N,v. lS-Markct active with good demand
Middng, II &c. Receipts liJ bales Sales 1lj acs.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lS-Co:ton frm-NIiddn. IlX ;
low milling ll13. good ordinary NJ, Sales 1900 bals
stock $3.50.
New York. Nov, 1S.-Coton nominal sal = :i5-mil-
ding uplandS l2iI; midlling Orleans l2;. Futures
closed strong; sales l9OuOO--Novcm l2iS II 40
December l2iSct l2i9 January l2.5SGi la5a
LIVERPOOL. Nov. lS-IOttun dU-midilin. uplanls
li-l6; mildlng Orleans l5-iG sales 1860. Futures
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Improved Cotton Seed,

Improved Cotton Seed. -
HAVE about 400 bushels of the Louisina
4 Cluster Cotton Seed which will sell ut rea-
sonablc price. The Cotton from this seed brought
quarter of II cent more than any cotton offered at
Union last week. y supply will be found at W.
T. Grnham's Grocery store at Union G. II.
J. ID. GRAHAM.
Nov 81 II 2t%
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Gents Shirts.

TENT'S Mcrino and all wool under shirts
W Something we can recommend.
RICE & MCLURE.
Nov 2l IL tf
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lNchNnrArY FIEEAr WILLiNNsToH.--W VILLAIN
Strn, :. e., Nov. l., 1879. THIS morning. about
o clock, the store Of Major q. W. Anderson
was discovered to hc on fire hy MIR. ". =. Andcr-
son, his clerk. who was Sleeping upon the second
floor he barely escaping in his night clothes
through window and ladder The building II
large and new one, worth about : = 900. with u
stock of abcu, $4,000, were burned. The loss
fails Heavily on Major Anderson. There was
no insurance. This, | hear, is the second or
third time he has been bUrnt out. The fire was
evidently the wurI Of All inccndary -R-yis'cr.
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> NEynv,l ,llectioa of flraxss.
fewer d.I;nn-i county treasurer reports
\ An,,S vrysrs ,hts ysar anpssal.
Nhe arges, ~ Insurer Perrin reports tbs ~
| I'm % ~ eolicciioevermades llshad issued
.ceies. Ws TINE @ s.sing IA books Z, ,4s9 re-
year ssre are wissfeS ssiisssents this
.SassrEa. s,a, ,,u,. s,,,
collected nm 70 wa county had been
collected TO- ,bns" from whie~ dedsct the amour.
ted. The CharIin Eenains $5,0l3 yetNse be collec-
RStlEoad is due SIS, 1856 SsdsSah Me- aad Augusts
Tcaves aessi. Co the county Of ST ,oof<<sz
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

THE RAID oT ". Il. plrKrE.-Ihc Anderson
h''HiYWrT severely condemns the rail recently
made by certain Uhhnown persons on ". X. Par
hcr, a colorcd man living at Fair Play and very
justly says that cone occurrence If this Kind
does the South and the Democratic raviy more
harm thaa five years of good behavior on the
part of the whole people Of this State can make
amends fr.'