The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-08-06
June 25

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HOLOCAUST OF uoEsEs.-Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, Va, August About o.
clock this morning fire broke out in the stables
belonging to the Springs Company located some
four hundred yards west Of the main hotel
There were ut the time forty.s horses in the
stables, only two of which escaped. Forty four
horses, twenty of which belonged to the SPRINGS
Company, and the remaining twenty four to
guests here, were burnt. The fire was accidcn-
tai anu is supposed to have been the result Of
carelcssncss on the part of some of the colored
servants The building being an old one and
intendcd to be replaced by new structure was
uninsured. No alarm was given and only q few
of the guests were aware of the coniiagraion
until this morning. The building being full of
combustible material, burned SO rapidly that an
opportunity to cut the horses loose was not af-
forded
Among the losers were Mr.. Corcoran, of
Washington, who had three horses in the sta
BILE, Gen. Anderson, Col. Darlington, of Rich
mOnd, and q number of others Arrangements
have been made for n supply of new horses i'm
mcdiatcly, so that the business or pleasure Of
guests will not be interrupted.
PIANOS AND ORGANS. SPECIAL OFFER, FALL
1880. CASH PRICES, WITH THREE Months CRED
iT.-Pianos and Organs "coming, coming, l00,-
600 strong" by cvery steamer to fill our nam
moth New Double Store (GO feet front, four sto-
ries high, from cellar to loft and supply the
tageous contracts with leading Piano and Organ
manufacturers. New Styles New Prices New
Terms for fall trade 1880. Special offer 10 Cash
BUyers-During the months of August, Scptcm.
Der and October we will sell at Lowest Cash
Prices, payable $50 Cash on Pianos or $40 Cash
on Organs rith balance in three months without
interest. New Pianos SlG5, $50, S237. New
Organs, Stops, $50, Stops, $50. Selection
from 10 makers and lG5 different Styles. Low
est prices in America. Guaranteed instruments.
10 days trial. Every induccmcnt that any re-
sponsihlc house can offer on standard instru.
ments Address Ludien j. Bates Southern Mu-
sic House, SavGnRah, Ga. 29-4t
Hon. j. ii. EvINs.-We were pleased to see
in town, last week. the Hon. J. II. Evns, who
has faithfully and encrgeticaily represented
this District in Congress for the past four years.
Mr.. Evns has been n constat, earnest and able
worker in Congress since he has been member
Ot that body, and we have no doubt he will be
re nominate and re elected to the same position
for the next two years. lie is u christian gen
tleman and man Of high moral worth and. if
we know the pulse Of our people, they will be
reluctant to give up 50 valuable public SER
want.
We have conyersed with score or more prom
inent and influential citizens in various portions
of kershaw county, and every one to whom we
Lave spoken on the subjec arc plain and une-
Quivocal in their support Of Mr.. Evins for re-
elccton.-hershaw Gazciie.
VINO May VoTE.--Ex Gov. Perry has written
n letter declaring that cit is right and proper
that all the colored voters who red shirts
in the campaign Of 1876, and voted the Demo-
cratic ticket ever since, should be allowed TO
join Democratic clubs and vote in the nomna
tion oe Democratic candidates. But il would be
suicidal folly to allow cOlorcd voters who have
always voted the Radical ticket, to come lo, war
now and profess to be Democrats and assist in
the primary clcctions.'
Roof THEN OCT Worms often caused by
Liver Complaint. The mucus or slime which
forms in i'll health is where the worms produce
their young. If nature is assisted TO carry off
This mucus the worms find no resting place
For children AMI adults DR.. FlagE's improved
Liver AMI Stomach Pad is tie only sure cure
md preventive. No medicine is used. 80 2w.
ATLANTA. Ga Feb. |, 1870.
Wesus. Hqtcaisoa 5 BRO. :--Gentlemcn--l
have uscl your "NcdrAgnc' aud have hcen
relieved by it, All who suffer frcm neuralgia
will do well 10 give you a call. Ii is useless TO
suffer when we have rene ly nj door.
H. W. THOMAS,
OF Ives & Thomas, Furniture dealers.
30 80 Ii