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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30
A Day Of Crime.

WHIrE WOMAN OUTRAGED by A NEoRo-
Middletown, N j., July 22.-On last Monday
morning as Mrs. Sarah A. Crealin, white, wife
OF tenant on the farm of William A. Conover,
was walking along the path near the New Jersey
South Railroad track, she set upon by
George Corney, burly negro, who dragged her
into the woods and outraged heef after che had
, tainted. The miscreant was captured last night
snd locked up, narrowly escaping being lynched.
~ 4 NEGRO ATTEMPTS A RAPE UPoN A LITTLE
GtRL.-Nashville, Tenn, July 22.-Yester ertlay
afternoon John Houston, colored, attempted a
rape upon six year old daughter of Jason
kennan, Jr., about four miles West of Shelby
vile, Tennessee. He was arrested by the child 8
father and several neighbors. While in custody
at Kennan's house last light, party of masked
9en came and took Houston out, carried him
BALI mile down the pike AMI hanged him.
The negro had been in the pehitentiary.
AN ESCAPED CONVICT OUrRAGEs AND MURDERS
a CoLoRED Charlottesville, July 22-Intel
ligence reached this city at late hour last night
that convict named Vonderhide, belonging here
escaped from the penitentnry at Frankfort Tues
day morning. At Brownsboro yesterday morn
ing he met in the field Rebecca johnson, fool
ored girl } aged 13years, whom he outraged and
murdered. After killing the child he threw her
body into ravine aid covered it with stones
The parents missing her began n search, and in
n short time found her body by aid of dog
sonderhide was captured in the vicinity.
CoLoRED GIRL FOUND WITH HER Jaw Bno-
KEN AND WOUNDS ON HER THROAT.-Memphis,
July 22.-At IL o'clock last night Annie Hardy,
n colored girl, fifteen years old, was found by
her parents on returning from church, with her
jaw broken and several wounds on her throat,
neck and breast, which looked though they
had been inflicted with II pick-axe. The girl
had been sick for several days and died this
morning from the effects Of the wounds. There
rs no clue to the perpetrators of the bloody act.
MAN FOUND MURDERED.-Salt Lake City
Utah, July 22.-John Turner, Fon of Sheriff
Turner, of Utah, found murdered near
Echo City. 1t is believed the crime was commit
tied by tramp named Frederick Welcome, of
whom the father is now in pursuit. Welcome
had twice been arrested by Sheriff Turner for
horse stealing and had threatened the Sheritf's
Iife.
A BOLD BANK RoBBERY.-Detroit Mich, Ju-
ly PA bold robbery was committed at the
private bank Of Fisher, Preston & Co., in this
city. this afternoon. While the clerk, Fred ID.
clifford, was alone, n stranger appeared at the
opening of the wire screen in the counter and
expressed desire to buy some government
bonds. As Mr. Clifford was about to reply, the
stranger suddenly reached through the aper-
ture and struck him in the temple with n slung-
'shot. The blow felled him to the floor, and
temporarily rendered him insensbe. When he
recovered it was ascertained that between $4,-
900 and $4,000 in currency, which had been ly-
nng on the counter, had disappeared.
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REV. j. s. BAILEY.

Mr.. Editor The numerous friends Of Rev. J Bailey
hereby him candidate for the office of School
Commissioner Mr.. Bailcy has spent the prime of his
life in preaching to the poor and has often been
STATED to undergo the heavy burden Of teaching and
preaching atthc time. While he needs the office
his friends do not pet his name In nomination that
ground algne; but his own merits. We feel that he
is completely discharge the duties Of Office and
will do faithfully and II rs any In the
MANY VOTERS.
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- TEACHERS CONVENTION,
TO BE HELD Ar
PUTNAM CHURCH, Bogansville Township
AUG. goth and 21st 1880.

Programme Of Proceedings.
FIRST DAY.
10 a. NJ. What should Pupils Study? Rev. G..
S. Anderson, c. B. Bobo.
IL a. M.-School Discipline. J. II. Williams,
ESQ, d. A. Townsend, Esq.
QUESTION Box.
2P. M.-Economy of Time. b. F. Bailey, W.
j. 7. Glenn, Fulton Shell.
P. M.-Authority and Duties Of Teachers cut
Of school hours. Jno. II. Jeiferies,
David Johnson, Jr., Esq,
QUESTION Box.
SECOND DAY.
10 A. M.-Free Schools. w. ii. Norman, ESQ,
VIM. Jefferies, Esq.
IL A. M.-Annual Oritor.-IIon. J. ii. Evins.
QUESTION Box.
2 F. M.-Educated Labor. j. F. Brown, Rev.
j. s. Bailey.
3 =. M.-Tenching as a Profession. D. A.
Townsend, Esq, }. B. Parrott.
QUESTION Box.
The committee hopes that oil the teachers
and friends of education will come out and lend
their aid. The people Of the West Spring neigh
borhood know how to do things right, so give
them trial d. A. TOWNSEND.
j. B. PARROTT,
mo. II. JEFFERIES,
W. H. NORMAN,
J. F. BROWN.
Committee
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Savage's Annual Barbecue.

7 WILL give my annual Barbecue at my place,
l. six miles below Union, on the railrod, OH
Thursday, the 9Th day of August. All who
have ever attended one of my barhccues know
they will get splendid dinner and have n good
time generally All the usual sports to suit all
kinds of people will be provided.
WM. SAVAGE.
July o3 90 IT
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THE MOLLY MAGUIREs.-Pottsville Pa, July
-22.-James Wood, aged sixty, engineer of the
stationary engine for the Lehigh Coal and Nav
lgation Company. was murdered last night at
Bull Run, between Tamaqua and Summit IIill
iby masked men. Revenge seems to have been
uhe motive, IS the money Wood had with him
WAS net taken. The old haunts of the Molie
Maguires have been turbulent for several days
past, and the murder is believed to be their
work.
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JOHN y. MCkISSICk.

The many friends of John p. McKissick.
knowing him to be worthy citizen, q good
business man and in every other respect well
qualified to make an efficient and reliable officer
place him before the people of Union as can.
dilate for the office of County Commissioner.
subject to the rules governing the primary cleo
ton.
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WM HOMES

The many friends of VIM. Jones respectfully announce
him rs candidate County Commissioners from North
PIcjrt subject t. hs a;tioa of the primary election
Mr. Jones has always been active aud staunch dem
ocrat and f elected feel he will make safe and
faithful officer VOTERS NORTH PACOLEr to
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G.. IL. FOWLER.

The many friends of q. Fowler present his name as
candidate for County Commissioner. lie Is thoroughly
qualified for the position, being thorough Mill Wright
and firm believer in good roads and bridges. Outside
of being scientifically posted In bridges and roads, his
cons shave always found him promptly at his post
of duty. JONESNlLLE. tc
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OBITUARY.
lin MEMORIAM.n -

Mr.. WILLIAM RAY departed this life on
the 7th of June 1880, at his late residence in
Newberry Co., 5. c. lie was born in the year
1907 and had consequently attained that period
allotted to man, three score years and ten. Will
liam Ray was the oldest son Of the late genial
and venerable Rev. Thomas Ray, who for MAJ y
years was the most prominent minister of the
Baptist Church in Union County and the be-
loved Pastor Of Padgetts Creek Church. The
son Inherited the genial disposition Of the father
and was in all circles pleasant companion ;
He was IN amiablc, kind hearted gentleman, an
4ffectonate husband, q devoted fat h cr and good
citizen.
In early life he was for several years engaged
successfully in mercantile pursuits. For four
years he held the Office of Clerk Of the Court
for Union County, and discharged the arduous
duties of that responsible Office, faithfully and
acceptably.
After leaving Union, he married that estima-
and devoted the remainder of his life to Agri-
cultural pursuits. in which he remarkably
successful. lie was in oil respects n temperate
man-temperate in his tastes, in his habits, and
in his opinions. During many years of intimate
friendship we cannot recall an unkind or un-
charitable word towards any one. Ills chief
desire seemed to he to pass quietly through life,
~ithout giving offence by word deed. lie
has left n widow and four children to mourn his
departure, but with the comforting assurance
that "mansion was prepared for him. not made
with hands. eternal in the Heavens" Ills last
words were, 81 have hope in Jesus
AN OLD FRIEND
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PLAGUE STRICKEN BARK.-Mobile, Ala.
Suly 26.-The English bark II. ". Wood has
arrived at quarantine, thirty-six miles below
Mobile, from Havana, with yellow fever on
board. The second mate, w. A. Patterson, is
very ill and everybody on board has been
down except three men. Two men died, the last
one yesterday morning, and their bodies were
buried at sea. The captain and two sailors are
now convalescng
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GILMI;R c. GREER.

The friends Of Gilmcr C.. Greer announce him ns a
candidate for the Cicc Of County Commissioner. Mr.
Grcer's record soldier and as citizen Is
that if he is elected hc will discharge the duties Of ih
Office way honorable to himself and to the hest i
t,sts VI the County. This nomination is made subject
to the rcsi,t Of III, Democrat Primary election tc
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JONAS l.. SWINK .

The many friends of Jonas H. Swink, knowing him tn
bc an honest man and strong believer in good roads
safe aud permanent bridges nominate him as their can
jilatc for the Office of County Gommiss Being
farmer he appreciates tc value of od roads and bds-
cs and the Importance Of economy in the County fnan
cal affairs
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CAPT. BARNEY r. GLENN.

Tho friends of Capt II. r. Glenn announce him can
didate for the Office of County Commissioner, subject ia
the decision at the Primary election Mr. Gennis fully
qualified to I'll the Office creditaby to himself and to the
satisfaction Of the people, tc
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Carriage Painting.

WYE have engaged for n limited time the SER
w vices Of one of the best Carriage and
Buggy Painters in the State, and those who wish
to have their carriages and buggies repainted
should send them to us at once.
ALLEN s. ROBINSON.
July l6 % It
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RooT THEM Our Worms are often caused by
Liver Complaint The mucus slime which
forms in i'll health is where the worms produce
their young. If nature is assisted to carry off
Hhis mucus the worms find resting place
For children and adults DR.. Flaggs Improved
Silver AMI Stomach Pad is the only sure cure
and preventive. No medicine is used. 30-2w.
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REV. c. T. SCAIEE.

Rev. c. T. Seattle Is hereby offered a candidate
for the votes of the citizens OF Union County, to fill
the Office Of School Commissioner Mr.. Seattle Is well
known throughout the County, having been raised
in midst and for number of years in active work
before the people, therefore he needs commentator
His comrades durins the four trying years Of will
remember that he always at the post of duty and
that he not less worthy OF their confidence in time
peace. Subject to the decision Of the primary election
MANY VOTERS to
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ROBT, +. RAY,

The friends Of Robert +. Ray hereby nominate him
candidate for County Commissioner. Mr.. Ray is one
the sterncs and purcst men in Union county, with cx
cecnt business qualifications If elected he will max
an active working and impartial officer. We know tn
man and mean what
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ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. /. 1879

Messrs. Hutchison j. Bro. :-Gentlemen-I
lhave used your "Neuralgine'' and have been
relieved by it. All who suffer from neuralgia
will do we'll to give you a CALL 1t is useless to
:sufer when we have remedy at our door.
II. w. THOMAS,
OF Ives s. Thomas, Furniture dealers.
80 80 IL
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TNIIE public are invited to attend n first class
l. Barbecue at Goshen Hill on the 3d day Of
August next. First rate meats, barbecued in
the very best manner, with all the necessary nc
compartments will be provided. We intend TO
make il the Barbecue Of the year.
July 23 20 Zt
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u MACBETH.

The friends of Robert Macbeth announce him cam
didate reelection to the Office of Sheriff Of Union
County.
The people of Union County know Sheriff Macbeth.
They know him to be Of the best men In the State
and inaexibe in the discharge of honor
able and honest I'm all his transactions with heart fill
Of the noblest impulses of mans nature. to.
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For School Com missioner.
NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN.

We respectfully present the name Of Newton
@. Lttlejohn to the voters Of Union County, for
School Commissioner. We feel confident that
he would be the right man in the right place. -
MIR. Littlejohn has had several years experience
ms teacher invariably giving entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that he will fill the office OF
School Commissioner ably and WELL
ADVOCATES OF LEARNING te
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GIN SAW SHARPENER.

Ii AVING purchase the right to use the cele-
i i hrated Coston Gin Saw Sharpener in Union
and Spartanburg Counties, we are prepared to
sharpen Gin Saws in any parts of those Coun
ties.
This Saw Sharpener is doubtedy one of the
best machines ever used giving the teeth of an
old saw the shape and working qualities of a
new saw.
Railroad
When requested we will visit plantation or
neighborhood to sharpen saws, but will work at
reduced price when saws are sent to us at Union
c. ii. Applyto J. W. HARRIS & CO.,
Union G. II.
June 25 25 3m
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II. II. ROBINSON.

The many frienIs Of ii. II. Robinson an
nounce him as q candidate for reelection to th'
Office Of County Commissioner.
MEADOW WOODS. tc.
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DR.. T II BATES.

DIR. T II BATES.
The numerous friends OF Dr. Thomas Bates respect
fully announce him rs a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of this county at the next ensuing election
Feeling perfect confidence in his ability to discharge
the functions Of said office the entire satisfaction Of
people and according to Law, and that his genial
guarantee pleasant official intercourse with all
should be the chosen of the people to the office for
which We have selected him. To know him is to confirm
he ion made.
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For County Go mmissiOner.
JOHN RODGER.

The friends Of John Rodger announce him rs
O candidate for the office Of County Commits :
sioner, subject to the decision Of the primary
election.
Mr.. Rodger is practical and scientific mnn.
In mechanics and finances he has few equals.
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ID. A. TOWNSEND

D.A. TOWNSEND,
As the OF Free Schools depends mainly up
on the efficiency and capacity Of the School Commission
er, nominate Maj ID. a. Townsend cand date for
that Office. His education and experience of sixteen
in Teaching cmineny qualify him for this posi-
ton, and VIC know he will do his duty.
POPULAR Quotations
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JOHN X. JEFFERII;S.

The friends OF Mr. John II. Jeffcries announce him
candidate to reprcsect the people of Union County in
the Legislature. This nomination is made subject
to the choice of the people at the Primary election
DEMOCRATS. to.
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DOMINATION MS.
For Coroner.
I. 8. GREGORY.

The friends of Mr.. 7. s. Gregory announce
him candidate for the office Of Coroner Of
Union County, subject to tho decision OF the
Primary election.
Mr.. Gregory has always been n staunch and
faithful democrat, aud we know he will make q
faithful and efficient officer. te.
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JASPER ACOCK

The many friends of Mr. Jasper Acock place his name
before the people of Union candidate for the office
Of County Commissioner. Mr.. Acock Is true democrat
and honest possessing every qualification that
will ensure to the county good officer. t..
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List Of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Post Office ut Union, S. G.
Cor the week ending July 3lst. 1880.
Davis, Steven or Steven Palmer, (2) Edge
Mrs juicy Edge. A. w. H.: Golden A. NJ;
Gossit, Washington and Mrs. NJ. Il. Gossit
Jones, Willie j.; Jackson Maty.
JAS H. GDSS l.. NJ
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WILLIAM JEFFERIES.

We take the liberty of announcing the name of vii
liam Jcftrics suitable person to represent UnioI
County in tho next legislature Subject to the decision
of the people at the Primary election.
MANY VOTERS. te.
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ARE You Sick ?-lf so, go to your nearest
druggist or store, and buy box of Dr. Glider s
Liver Pills. They will cure you. You can find
them in any store.
June 25 25 2m
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JAS. W. VINSON.

JAS. w. VINSON.
The friends Of Jas. w. Vinson announce him
q candidate to represent the County Of Union in
the Legislature. subject to the decision of the
Primary election.
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ALFRED AUGHTRY.

Knowing how important il is. for the welfare OF the
County that the Board of County Commissioners should
he composed of of integrity and business quahca
tons we respectfully present the voters Of Union
County, at the primary election, the name of Alfred IL
Aughtry, gentleman cminently qualified for that re-
sponsblc off;r. We believe he would make most eff
ccnt officer and would that tho affairs Of the County
entrusted to the Board administered In strict accord
wi ims icn nd ccn to
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w. III, NORMAN.

We are authorized to announce w. H. Norman n can
ddate for reelection to the Office of School Commission
Of Union County subject to the of the pcopl,
Mt the Primary Election. tc*
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CAPT. T. JEFF. GREER.

We take pleasure in announcing the name Of
Capt. T. JEFF. Greer rs candidate for the office
Of Clerk of the Court. Capt. Greer lost n leg in
our late 'unpleasantness" and should have the
support of all who appreciate the services Of an
Ex Confederate. Subject TO the decision OF the
primary election MANY VOTERS. te.
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For Clerk OF Court.
JOHN Il. WEBSTER.

The many friends Of John Il. Webster take
pleasure in announcing him candidate for
Clerk of the Court at the ensuing election
Knowing him to be worthy the confidence of
the people and we'll qualified to discharge the
duties If the Office we chcerfully recommend
him to the voters Of Union County.
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For Sheriff
ASA SMITH.

The friends of Asa Smith ann ounce him q can
ddate for the Office of Sheriff. subject TO the de-
cision of the people at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS. te.
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For Representatives,
COL. I. G. McKISSICK.

COL. I. G. McKISSICK.
We announce Col. I. G. McKissick as a candi-
date to be voted for at the primary election, for
reelection TO the House of Representatives.
CITIZENS.
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JAMES MUNRO.

Please announce James Munro, Esq., as candidate t'
be voted for at the primary election, for the Office
Clerk of Court for which he has demonstrated an en-
tire fitness. tie
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Consigneos per Express at Union, s. C., July
28th, 1880.
&. +. Lcmastcr. &. NJ. Scales, W. A. Moore.
heal, w. Il. Wallace.
+. II. COUNTS, Agt.
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For Probate Judge.
COL. JOS. F. GIST.

The name Of Col JOS F. Gist is respectfully
submitted to the voters Of Union County as .
ft and suitable person for the nomination of
Probate Judge. Having been identified oil Of
his life with the County. C"l. Gist is too well
and fsvorably known to need any commendation
at our hands. This nomination is made subject
to the acton Of the primary election.
NsN'9 MANY FRIENDS te
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A Barbecue at Cross KEYS.

gIyHERE will be q first Class barbecue fur
nished Mt the Davis Steam Mill, near Cross
Keys. on Friday next. 9th August. All the
candidates and their friends respectfully
invted. for we are expecting some good speak
ing. L. G.. Hart will he nj the pit
i. q. WILBURN & co.
July 80 30 1t
Gents and Boys Straw Hats.
A L1RGE SFPPLY At
IUlE & McLuRE'S
April % 50 Il
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WM. l.. GOUDELOCK.
The many friends Of VIM. l.. Goudcluck, respectfully
announce him candidate for reelection rs Comfy
Commissioner. Subject to result Of Primary election
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CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

CARULINA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
The 9th annual session Of this Institute will
open as usual on Sept. 18th next.
1.-THE 'Classical Course students are prepared
for any Of our Colleges or Universities. In the
Irregular Course" trained to engage at once in
the business of life
For circulars giving full information, apply
to the undersigned.
COL. J. p. THOMAS,
Superintendent and Proprietor.
July 80 80 I'm
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Old Papers fol. Salc.
ENoUIRE at this Office.
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.far DAVID JOHNSON, JR.

The ffe6ds OF D. johnson. Jr., nominate him for re
election t5the oftice OF Probate Judge.
Mr. johnson has performed the duties OF the office tho
past two with marked ability and all rho have had
dealings with him in his official capacity will agree with
us that he Is faithful, honorable and gcntemanly OIL
GER and should be retained. to-
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Barbecue at Goshen Hill.

June 25