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A Marriage in Rural Lif

"What God hath joined together let not man
put asundcr.'
Married, on Thursday, the 9th ult, at o.
clock =. Nj, at the residence of the Brides pa
rents, by Rev. V. Il. Brown, Mr.. }. l.. {. PAR
KEn, to Miss VI. l.. MoUHnEAD.
For weeks past our community had been look
ing forward TO this event with more than com
mon interest, and the most elaborate rrepara-
tions were made by the numerous friends Of the
fair young bride TO give fitting testimonial Of
their love and esteem for her.
Miss Moorhcad was one of the bright central
stars of attraction in society and her purity of
heart and amiahlc disposition irrcsisaby drew
to her the love and admiration Of all who came
within the circle Of her acquaintance. At the
appointed time the cortcgc entered the parlVr
in the following order
Dr.. NJ. Walker with Miss T.. J. Goudc!ock
Mr.. Il. q. McCu!iocl with Miss $. T.. EIamcs,
followed by the happy couple. The minister
met them and in most solemn and impressive G
manner performed the marriage ceremony, pro-
nouncing the two joined togcthc: as man and
wife; after which the dining ON was thrown
! orcn and about ninety persons joined in the
/ pleasing task OF enjoying most sumptuous and
! elegantly arranged supper, Keeping up tho joy.
I 0nSncss Of th" occasion until the eve sma
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Cheaper than Dirt.

There Is no excuse for any ones eating dirt,
particularly Il, the prices it brought last sales
day, while DR.. Raws keeps store, for he says
he is selling all kinds Of fruits, nuts, icllics,
cakes, meat and excellent apple butter, besides
the very finest brands of Tobacco, just LAS cheap
rs dirt" lie has just received n good supply
of the choices, luxurcs for the holidays. Go
and see them. The DR.. never allows ten cents
on pound of sugar to break trade with Il Gus.
TONER. lie would rather give his goods away
than let them spoil on his hands.
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Graded Schuols.


MIR. EDIroE 1T is understood that the bill
recently introduced in the Legislature by our
rcPrcS cntativc i. H. Rice has for its oLjcc, the
establishment of Il school OF this kind in our
town. Such Il school is in successful operation
nj Winnshoro. and many others on the same plan
viii soon lie established in various PARIS OF The
State. The distinguishing feature If this class
of schools consists in local taxation for cduca-
ton. An asscn bly, Of all those who pay taxes
Oh property, whether real or personal, is organl
lied hy tic appointment Of n Chairman and Sec
rctrry. They then proceed to determine al
matters relating TO the school houses, apparatus,
~, 81, -, and to decide to the employ
mcnt and pay Of the Teachers.
Winnsboro has the honor OF leading in this
movement for Improved mcams of education,
and has already proftcl by it, in the enhanced
value # her real estate and in the improvement
in all branches of her business Three OF four
other places in the same County have followed
suit, and Chester, Rock Ill., Grccnvi!le and
other towns and sections arc moving in the same
direction.
In Wnnsboro. the Mount Zion College Society
OwEcrs of the buildings which have here
tofOrc been used fo- II High School, have leased
those buildings to Tie Trustees Of the School
District for the purposes of the Graded School,
which institution has been liz successful opcla-
ton for the year past, and is constantly grow
in favor under the efficient management of the
distinguished educator, K. Means Davis, the
Principal.
Surely in community like ours there can be
no question rs to the benefits of education, not
only to the recipients themselves, but to all
classes Of the community; and TO the owners Of
property above AL should it commend itself by
the greater respect which it inspires for the law
ana its influence in the preservation of peace
and good order. The world over those commu
mites enjoying the highest degree Of mental and
moral culture are foremost in all things which
comducc most to reader man happy and prosper
ous and in all the arts which refine and elevate
humanity. Whether in peace or war the man OF
education has the advantage of his umculturcd
brother. For"evcn bayoncts think, sometimes, -
said the great Napoleon, and his beloved France
felt it to her cost in her late war, when the bay
oncts were in the hands of the German soldiers
who had been taught in the free public schools
of The Father land. EN ANANr.
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Will it enhance respect for the Supreme Court
TO h'id inc 'hlci JuSllce appealing to the Court
W"P',H nun ~ 'e..',''"s 'i o".ce ""'o" n'
Willard nuts himsrIf IN , r,lsc nosi,ior
With personal considerations The General AS
scmb'y cannot deal. The General Assembly Is
So,',",' ~ ."e ''M' '""Sc "'i' "n""'"
,r,urnr, aud c,r,i,;nns nr hi. cIcr,inn Tbc nm
dcrsiandin~ of those who elected him. and of
those who aSscntcd 10 his election, was that lie
~ o"' VI o,"oe 1t, .Io'. II nv "''I any ?,"
of LcIihrr,tc Icccniinr rhis Wow nr J,I,," VII
lar,l's obligations is strengthened hv the srniii-
cant circumstance that decisions which are re-
oT ".o ''''. - 'io VI,
,io Sunrcuc t,,u,t nf which Julr. Willard ;s :,
member. In the case of Wrigh, rcrsms Charles
Judge Willard concurred in the opinion Of Chief
justice M"SeS' """ u, '"e caSr o' "h,rPe. '"-
w;., 49,, ,.~, ~ ,,:.,. ,r.
v;u,
,..,,
~ ~'' ' 80 ''-' &" i'''''' 80 ''' ''''
tic", 1t he succeeds, viii hot enhance respect for
the supreme Court and places himself in an un-
l;o,,;t;,l !, ,o, o,,,i.oi, c,., ,,;,;o, wo
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Sales Day.

Sales Day.
AS we ANTICIPATED the large amount of prop
cry advertised for sale brought large number
of persons to town last Monday, and we arc told
the mel chants did a thriving business, both in
selling goods and collecting debts. The bust
reached as far up rs the TIMES office. Well, we
arc not $ :liish. if wc are disappointed, but a!e
glad to know that our ncgibors were benefited
The most cheering Indications of the growing
prosperity of the County was given in the adj
vance in the price Of lands, the demand and
better prices pail for small tract. The follow
ing report of sales is taken from the Sheriff )
and Clerk 3 books.
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A Good Gardener.

/, may not be known to the people Of this
town that wchavc an excellent grrdcrncr among
Us who is willing aad anxious. to make contracts
to cultivate gardens for housckccpcrs We al
lutte to Mr.. Stern, very worthy, industrious
AMI reliable mam from Switzerland. Iho de-
serves to be encouraged. Now is good time
to rrtinc your fruit trees and Mr.. Stern under
stan IS how to 10 il well.
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The cSfsY Jpslln nl,asss3.

-,
Ncws and Courier puts the matter Of elcc,ing n
Chicf Justice of the Supreme Court into consid-
eraoic OF tanglc for the Legislature to unravcl,
ana II his report of the position of the various
parties be true we may look for considerable cx-
cltemcnt in that body before the matter is finally
settled. If we are not mistaken there is a pre-
cedent in the Courts of this State in favor of the
position now taken by Judge Willard Our dc.
m"cracy is so straightout, however, that our
Nm9lfo is, put none but good and tried democrats
INTO office or upon democratic ticket. tbereforc
we cannot advocate the claim Of Judge Willard,
we oelieYe him to be an able and faithful
Judge, but there are men in the democratic ranks
equally as able, and who would be more accent
ave to the members of the bar as well as the
people o. the State We think the Augean sta
bic should be thoroughly clcanscd.
COLUMBIA, Sunday, November 3O.-The ey
citemcnt on the subject of the Chief .Jus,iccsbi,
Is increasing, and the air is thick with rumors
'hict Justice willard claims that his election
kalthough III terms for the unexpircd term of
JuaSc Moscs) entities him to hold office for n
l",' term OF SIX years, and it is said that he is
determined - maintain that position In thc
event that successor shall DC elected bv ihc
.'cSisiaturc Judge Willard will leave it to that
j"uSe'elect to obtain the Office of Chief Justice
by q"' ~"rranto. The questions at issue wouIJ
DC determined by the Supreme Court. .Iudro
wizard being an interested party could not st
at the hearing and Associate Justice McIycr is
n candidate for Chief Justice and most likely
would be the claimant. The Judges to fiji the
no"rt 10 hear the case would be appointed by
the GOVERNOR but the Governor is n candidate
.or sne Surreme Bench to fill the vacancy to be
ca"scd by Judge MeIvcr's promotion.
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NJ .kIs sISIlLI1.

HlP-GRIER.- Married, ut the
residence of the brides brother, Gilmcr Gricr,
Nov th, 1879, by Rev. G. Y. Scaife, MIR. IL.
V. BLANKENsuIr, of Meek klcnhurg County, n.
c.. and Miss EMMA 7. GREER Of Union County,
sc.
rsnv YorkUMe Enquirer and Baptist Courier
pleIsc copy.
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OBITUARY..

HAKRlS-Died, ut the residence of his father.
Il. J. Harris, on the 29th ult. of pneumonia,
JAMES f. HARRIS, in the 10Th year Of his age.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Union, s. c.,
for the week ending Nov 18th, 1879.
C'ark. James lson, Jecsun.
Coleman, Maltcrson parkam, }. W.
Clark, Ann, colorcd Sanders, Mary Jane, c.
Sims Miss X.
JAMES II. GOSS, p. NJ.
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The Presidents Me7saEe.

The N.rS @hi carrier of the LIST, contained
an cAtendel synopsis Of the Presidents 5 message
which was sent to Congress on the day it ap-
lclrcl in the columns Of our cntcrprising con-
temporary. When the Nc,rS and C'oHri,.. gets
behind in the current news something will have
been found travelling faster than thoush, or elcc-
triciIy.
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WM. MARTIN.

The AGITATION ~ iHrLANp.-Ncw York. No
vcmbcr Ca special from Dublin, dated last
"i2lt lays that the fame of agitation burns
liI Shily. \ great sensation has been crcarc in
ireland by G.alsl"mc's references. in recent
speech to the Irish Church, which are thought
10 aifurl encouragement TO the agiators.
The next TWO or three weeks will probably
witness Great developments OF the agitation. II
is rci,.ici that secret organized drilling is g,ing
on i'll the west OF Ireland { instantly. Ii is now
stated that Mr.. Parnc!i viii not go to .\mcricn
on account Of the recent arrests and iorlhcoIn-
ing trials.
MEETINGS Is HYDE PARK, LONDON, AND IN COUN-
~ MAYO, IRELAND.
LJNpu%, November 3O.--rhc gathering in
Hyde Park to-day in response 10 the call for n
dcmonsir iiun in favor OF the Irish agiiaiOrs,
w.s nothing more ihan an immense mob, largely
comprScG ui persons attracted by curiosity. The
speakers "cr" surrounded by Il dense lhrong
which cnccrod enthusiastically as to render
the sIGCchCS iur the most part naudIblc
E"*uluii"us prot cstinG against the rccC.h ar
rests, and nrvorinG peasant proprietary in Ire
laad, were adopted 10y accamation. Some Of
the speakers used most scdtious language
Agitation and sympathy meetings were held
all over thc County Of Mayo, Ireland to-day
lie principal one was at Ballaghalc.
MIR. GLADSTONE ~ Ep,xmrGu.
q speech AZ the tuvmInwrnC!, Ea,iMburSh to-day.
:ic denounced the Conservatives finance man
H.chCnl as cXtrava9ant and dishonest. The
Afghan war expenses, hc said like those Of the
AbgssiIiHA WAr, were undo Grated and kept Sc
Crci rcm'iIng the election. He subsequently al.
dressed 1000 persons at Waycr!y market. lIc
insisted that tir Independence Of the Tpw free
N,!,nu peninsula must never again fall under
lie yoke Of d".p,;ic power, and wrrncl them
a@ainst allowing .iEs,ria to i"hcrit Turkish Su-
!rcm"ry.
TrHNiVG TIE TAELns.-Atlanta. Ca, Npvcm-
hcr -. y sIuId Of si"iocn revenue deputies
raiding in Towns County was surrounded by a
la: re force u! arnCl mpUutaircc!S aul force to
Surrender iris, who "As alleged 10 be Il
leader nf tic mo1nah!nCrS. The Deputies star
rendered him without fight, but one Of their
nuH.l cr was wounded and iciI in fence corner
for dead. The !cpuiiIs lett the county.
GRENF FUruEE FOn PoET EoYaL.-St. Louis
November 2?.--it il stated that It. Louis mcr.
Incrchants and capitalists will sUh 'cribc ~ GOO,
oJC TO carry ont tie" proposition to 'aakc Port
Euyal, South Carolina, the great cEiYrln9 and
importing point f,r TIC Wet AMI South.
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EuiUMnIA, October n, 1879


G.Hcr.,,f u. j. SiMY>uN:
DEAR SlE-liaving been appointed by the
SoTth Carolina Conference, VI. l.. Church South
at it, last session, to LOOK after the waste places
VI tnliHjia, and ~ inquire iuto the spiritual
condition and wants .: destitute ncighborhoJds,
especially Of those remote from the churches,
H"I Ol PERSONS SO circumstance as not TO lie
able 10 a;lcai religious services at any OF the
regular house, of worship, among other places,
al al early period Of the year, | visited the
state Ic"iicutiary. Here | tc.nd Il mass of
human being averaging nearly fur hUu-
drvd souls. without any regular means Of grace
nu; such ~ could be furnished hy the Uuus
Mems Christian Association, sending n layman.
- u,Cns i1ua.ly II minister, il ono can b. IHUnd
,..~cM.as"i. This, however, is only voluntary
work, and confined to Sabbath IuInisir:ivns,
while the hospitals, with IN average Of from
twelve Ia thirty, anal sometimes even more, sick
anl dying, are without any religious instruction
81 alvcc. Ia view Of the destitute condition
in this respect Of these people, have done wha,
week and miuIstciing ~ the spiritual ucccS.:
ties "t tEcir inmates.
Vow. rs the VI jcct in establishing this prison
was not only to punish, but a'so to reform The
uHngr""sors Of the Las, it appears to me that
ihc state should provide for the mora; and rcl-
glUuS wants of these cunvictS, AMI also for those
whose duty il is To take care of and watch over
them, regular religious services, hy the employ.
lncnt .! II chaplain, or in any other way that
Your judgment may suggest on the Legislature
May determine. Eesptcliully,
WM. MARTIN.
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ES=A- We regret to learn that Mrs Spears,
mother OF Mr. ~. ID. Spears of this town. died
at her residence near Goudcysvillc last Monday.
Es.S" Mrs. Grants stock of Ladies' Hats. Rib
Oons, Flowers aud Trimmings. is inst ,be nro,,;
est and cheapest ever seen. It's ,h,,Ierrnl how
look. o.
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Tableaux by Colorcd Amateurs.

IN awful case OF bulldozing and oppression
Of the colorci people of this town occurred at
Nicloson's Hall last Friday night.
The members of Zion Methodist Church. col
orci OH that night gave an exhibition of Tab
for the benefit Of their church. which is III dcGt,
aud hrd invited all who felt any interest in their
moral and religious ell being to encourage them
by their attendance and patronage This appeal
was liJcrally responded to hy the attendance of
II large number Of our respectable white citizens
who, not having the fear Of Zach Chandler
ghost or fhc howings of Blaine, Logan and 9TH
crhlooiy-shirl shrckcrs, in their hearts, behaved
US res pcctluiy and enjoyed The occasion as heart
lily as if there had not been n colorcd person on
The stage or in the large audicncc. The colorcd
people, too, appeared determined not to be cx-
cciIcd by their white visitors in dccorum and
general good behaviour, so that the exhibition
WAS conducted in very praiscworthy manner
and ali passed of in the greatest harmony.
We are sorry that We were not able to accept
the Kind invitation TO attend, butthosc who were
there tell us the performance was h%hy credit
ablc. We also pleased to learn that tic pro-
CCtiS "ciS 'N'S i''S' W "'f''-S
after all expenses were paid. 1t is proposed TO
have similar exhibition during the holidays.
\ Coon STowING POH KEEsnAw.-Col. f.. b.
CanIcy, oar County Treasurer reports that out
Of ~, ,i5I.5 levied MS tsNcs upon Kershaw
Comfy he las collected $2l ,SlO.j7, thus leaving
S?,Gi3.GS still unpaid. lie has collected severar
hundred more polls this year than at any !ormcl
time. The i":,ins of a few lclinqucnts last year
ior their lVli tax has hal gool effect upon
them.
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Is4- The stoves for sale at J. II polror.s
"'0,' arc the very thing, all housckcepcrS want
""' sho"Id have. Thcy are cheaper, rore eco.
"o''''cal "hd las, much longer than those sold by
stove rcdldrs; besides, it is worth half the price
oil stove to deal with Jimmy and his gentle
mcniy clerk, Frank
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Religious Services.

On next Sunday week, the lith, the interest
ing ceremony Of "rlsinins an E,lcr AMI - Dea
con will take place in the Presbyterian Church
in this town.
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Get Your Photograpns.


MIR. Nat Tailor requests us to tell the people
of Union Ihat he will no, be all, to cmain with
them any lOIgGy tSnn the 10Th Of this month,
and a!l wlb ihtcnd having pictures taken must
cali Oh hiln by that time.
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Rss5" The Legislature has done nothing worth
"C""s yet IT'S working body, and the conf
"''''ecS arc d"ing their best to keep all hands
ehp'oyed for some time, Notwithstanding the
mouse PASSED resolution to adjourn on the o3d
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beA- Congress assembled last Monday
synopsis Of the Presidents massage will appear
in this paper next week.
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ESAr "!lcllO. Frank, what's the natter ~"
mat FELLOW Jim struck me over the eye with
lamolcr. Too much bcnzine on Monday.
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LITTLE JIM.
J. " u
Hot Supper at Jonesville.
J. pr the Times.

| .Ao' supper &t JoneSVllle
| EDITOR UNION 1IMEs.-To "scc Naufcs and
die, is an expression among tourists on the
continent of Europe but it would not have been
a!Pncao'e TO one who visited Jonesvillc last
lhursday evening, for they would want to live
ana come hack for another good time.
lhe ladies OF the Baptist Church of Joncsvi!lc
gave one OF their excellent Hot Suppcrs OH Thurs
day evening, Nov. 81. Although the weather
was very unfavorable yet when we arrived at the !.
Church and glanced in we concluded there was
ii'''e snow OF room for us, but, like the omnibus,
Always room for one more, SO we squeezed in. u
lhe tables were spread in exquisite man
hcr ana covered with catabcs of every descrip-
ton to fill the wants of the inner man. II must
nave been rrcconcertcd plan, for we did l. .ot
have time to lay aside cur hat before supper was
announced and cvcry one looked anxious to sat.
isfy their wants.
bctorc supper was over the inevitable "Grab
ttt tthtJr rtixpress Office, "~~crc
opened to all and created much amusement to
thcycung folks. Promcnadcs aud "tctc-a-tctcs''
were prominent Union, Spartanburg, Charles
ton and Baltimore were represented, and it
seems that Joncsvillc is always expected to give
good times and plainly of fun, and in that she
never disappoints.
The toilets of the ladies would fully compare
with any assembly in New York City, but, al
though they were dressed admirably, might
be permitted to suggest that banged lair does
not produce such an atiracurc effect rs tho for
mcr style.
Upon invitation from one of the committee we
visited the school house, which had been fur
nishcl with good things for the colorci people
1t also was crowded to ovcrllowng and all were
| enjoying themselves to a great extent.
| The unanimous expression heard all along the
line was, that another such n jolly time ought
to be given shortly The festivities lasted till
the "wcc sma' hours" and as the fair sex gath
cred on their wrappers sighs could have been
heard from the stcrncr sex but, Mr.. Editor, it
might have been the effects of the supper.
We can truly congratulate the laiics uron
their success in their enterprise and for their
cxertions in accomplishing their aim in making
every one enjoy themselves. whether they wan
ted to or not and We heartily join in the request
that another will be shortly given, and r.
such be the case, the weather propilious
and larger representation from Union be pres
cnt.
The proceeds amounted to nearly eigl
dollars, and is intended to 60 towards
plcticn of the church MORE A.
HAMPTON IN ABBEvILLi:.-Thc ColuT
patch to the Ncw York Times abor
lIampton's reception in Ahbcve
word of truth in it from bcgnni
is piece of misrepresentation n,
made TO order. Press and Bdnne,
While we did not for II moment
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-" "eHcniy-ivc persons were killed by
"r' damp explosion, in Saxony mine last Tues.
day.
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an Act OF The General Asstsn,lap
'ln sAct TO esrtbHsh .vstnn onveng
To. r'Sns, Ne, &C. approved Dcccm5SA2 I'll
io't appointed Mcssrs John Hratton Ii n
l"f"f.nd Zimmerman Davis as the Commission. .
'rH horized by Section l.: of sail Act. chnr,r,,
VIA We duty OF ingUiriug into the RIGHTS -, !
in'eres'S OF the State in the phosphatic rock
'"c'' No. phosshaic deposits in lie uoy;..,I%n
iN'tT' &C. Ne. of the State, and also Of ,i,yi,
.i's inc best system u protecting the ri.Lts of
INC STATE therein DM The Act tl!, Cyp,.5,i.si,,,
= rrI"ifed to report directly to the General N..
S'n'!y. aai for information uron !his smiled,
Respectfully refer you to this report.
Also appointed General Il. il! Anderson ,s
Srccihi Agent under Section 10 of sail ,rt
his distinguished citizen, WHO durin, IN, l,,
h,'t rsnscgd 50 much honor upon hin,>c!r and
, 'ls '''"e ey iuS PI,imt career ia the I.;c v..r
pc'"eeh ne sections and by his ever faithful nul
"A2'E' !t'HinG performance uf duty in wha,,y,r
!n L'"" he was placed died 1t Beaufort ON the
pm day OF Jane last. while in office universal
~ lamen'ci. The Vacancy created by his Ic,r,,
was hii"I hy the aYpoii.;mcnt Of Mr. l.. l..
hochc, Of thrrlysium
fisn tUNM!>SIly"R
IL VIII he seen by the report Of the Fish Com.
missioner, Hon. y. y. Butler, made to l,, uu.!,r
HtGIi?n 8 Cl TIC Nc; authorizing hi. apnoiui,r,.,
ana which report - herewith tr,,,. ,,t,,,I :, y
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Inc enterprising rroprictors of the Nc,cs and
C""F'eT are determined not to allow any other dali
y"r weekly paper in tho South to outstrip them
IN circulation, if money and push" will accom-
p!iah anything. Either oi the following liberal
e"Sh premiums Will pa" n good canvasscr well
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