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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-08-06
Barbecue at Skull Shoals.

WILL give Barbecue at Skull Shoals, on
l. to morrow, Saturday, the 7th inst. shall
have the best of meats cooked in the best man
ner, and plenty Of it. A few of the candidates
have promised to be there and the rest are ad-
vised to be on hand.
LEANDER MOORE.
Aug 81 1t
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GILMER C. GREER.

The friends Of Gimer G.. Greer announces him as q
candidate for tlo ofico OF County Commissioner. Ms
Greers record as soldier and citizen
that he s elected no will discharge duties of the
Office In way honorable to himself and to tho hest In.
tersts OF the County. This nomination H. made subject
10 tho result OF the Democratic Primary election TO-
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ALFRED Il. AUGHTRY.

Knowing how important It Is for the welfare Of the
County that the Board of County Commissioners should
be composed of of integrity and business quafca
tons. respectfully present to the voters Of Union
County at the primary election the of Alfred
Aughtry, gentleman cminenty qualified for that re-
sponsble ofice We believe he would make most ef-
Client officer and would that tho affairs Of the County
entrusted 10 the Board administered In strict accord
ance with Justice and economy te
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Ro0T THEN Our Worms are often caused by
Liver Complaint The mucus or slime which
forms in i'll health is where the worms produce
their young. IL nature is assisted to carry off
this mucus the worms find no resting place
Fur children and adults Dr., Flagg's Improved
Liver and Stomach Pad Is the only sure cure
and preventive. No medicine is used. 30-2w.
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For School Commissioner.
NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN.

We respectfully present the name of Newton
g. Littlejohn to the voters of Union County, for
School Commissioner. We feel confident that
he would be the right man in the right place. -
Mr.. Littlejohn has had several years experience
as teacher, invariably giving entire satisfaction
We are satisfied that he will fill the office of
School Commissioner ably and we'll
ADVOCATES OF LEARNING. te
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For Probate Judge.
COL. JOS. T. GIST.

The name Of Col JOS F. Gist is respectfully
submitted to the voters of Union County as a
fit and suitable person for the nomination of
Probate Judge. Having been identified all of
his life with the County, Col. Gist is too we'll
and favorably known to need any CONNIE dation
at our hands. This nomination is made subject
to the acton of the primary election.
MANY FRIENDS te
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JONAS L.. SWINK .

The many friends of Jonas L. Swink, knowing him to
be honest and strong believer In good roads,
safe and permanent bridges, nominate him their
ddatc for the office Of County Commissioner. Being
farmer he appreciates the value OF god roads and bdg
and the importance of economy in the County inan
cial nffairs
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For County Commissioner.
I. JEFF. HARRIS.

The many friends Of T. jeff. Harris, knowing
him to be an honest and capable man. present
him 20 the people of Union rs q candidate for
tho office of County Commissioner We know OF
no man in the County who possesses higher
qualifications for that Office. te.
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REV C r SCAIEE

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

The friends Of Robert +. Ray hereby nominate him
candidate for County Commissioner Mr.. Ray Is o
the sternest and purest men in Union county with
cellen business qualifications If elected he will make
active working and impartial officer. We know the
man. and mean what We say.
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VIM. JONES.

The many friends Of Win Jones respectfully announce
him candidate for County Commissioner from North
Pacoet subject to the action of the primary election
Mr. Jones has always been active and staunch DEM
ocrat and II elected feel Inc will make safe and
faithful officer. VOTERS NORTH PACOLET. to
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G.. Ii. FOWLER.

The many friends of e. B. Fowler present his
a candidate for County Commissioner. He 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
constituent shave always found him promptly at his post
Of duty. JONESVILLE. te.
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REV. J. s. BAILEY.

Mr.. Eiitor:-The numerous friends Of Rev. Bailey
hereby announce him candidate for the office of School
Commissioner. Mr.. Bailey 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 at the same time. While he needs the office
his friends do put his name In nomination on that
ground alone; but his merits. We feel that he
is competent to discharge the duties of the office and
will do as faithfully and II any In the
County Subject to the decision of primary election
MANY VOTERS,
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NOW IN PERFECT HEALTH.
NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 2l.

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago bought q bottle of Brad
fields Female Regulator, and used it in my fam
lily with the utmost satisfaction; have recon-
mended IL to three other families, and they have
found it just what it is recommended. The fe-
males who have used the Regulator ore now in
perfect health, and able to attend to their
household duties. We cordially recommend It
to the public.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
June 25 25 ON
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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 a good officer te
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/. S. GREGORY.

The friends of Mr.. ]. S. Gregory announce
him candidate for the Office of Coroner of
Union County, subject TO the decision of the
Primary election.
Mr.. Gregory has always been n staunch and
faithful democrat. and we know he will make
faithful and efficient officer te
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VINO NAY VorE.--Ex- Gov. Perry has written
letter declaring that cit is right and proper
that all the colored voters who wore 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 nomina.
fion OF Democratic candidates. But IL would be
suicidal folly to allow colored voters who have
always voted tho Radical ticket, TO come for war
now aud profess to DO Democrats and assist In
the primory elections.''
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JOHN RODGER.

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

ID. A. TOWNSEND,
As the success of Free Schools depends mainly up
on the efficiency and capacity of the School Commission
er, We nominate Maj ID. \. Townsend candidate for
that Office His education aud experience of sixteen
years in Teaching eminenty qualify him for this posi-
ton, and VIC know he will do his duty.
POPULAR EDUCATION.*
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WILLIAM JEFFERIES.
We take the liberty of announcing the name of Will
liam Jcfcrics suitable person to represent Union
County In the next Legislature Subject the decision
of the people at the Primary election.
MANY VOTERS te
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COL. l. G. MCKISSICK

We announce Col. I. G. McK;ssick as n candi
date to be voted for at the primary election, 70,
reelection to the House of Represen tatives.
CITIZENS
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JOHN r. JEFFERIES.

The friends of Mr.. John H. Jefreries announce him
candidate to represent the people of Union County
the next Legislature. This nomination Is made subject
to the choice of the people at the Primary election
DEMOCRATS. te.
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For Coroner.
JOHN H.. SMITH.

MIR. EDITOR :-Please announce John II.
smith rs n Candidate for the Office of Coroner
The people of Union County now have q chance
OF electing man fully competent in every par
ticular to discharge the duties Of the Office AMI
we feel assured that they will avail themselves
OF thesopportunity. This nomination is subject
10 the decision of the primary election.
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LAS " VINSON

JAS. w. VINSON.
The friends of Jas. w. Vinson announce him
a candidate to represent the County Of Union in
the Legislature, subject to the decision of the
Primary election.
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III. III. ROBINSON.

The many friends of H. II. Robinson an
nounce him as q candidate for re. election to the
Office of County Commissioner.
MEADOW WOODS. tc.
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WM. l.. GOUDELOCK.

The many friends Of wm. IL Q0Qdelock, respectfully
Commissioner. Subject result Of Primary election.
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DAVID JOHNSON JR

DAVID JOHNSON, JR.
Tho friends OF ID. Johnson Jr, nominate him for re-
election to the Office of Probate Judge.
Mr. Johnson has performed the duties of the office the
past two years with marked ability and all who have had
dealings with him in his official capacity will agree with
ne THAT he Is faithful honorable gcn'lcmanly orl-
GER and sh6uld be retained To-
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TEACHERS CONVENTION,

TEACHERS CONVENTION,
TO DE HELD AT
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. ]. II. Williams,
Esq, d. A. Townsend, Esq
QUESTION Box.
2 p. M.-Economy of Time. b. F. Bailey, w.
j. Il. Glenn, Fulton Shell.
p. M.-Authority and Duties of Teachers out
of school hours. Jno. r. Jeiferies,
David johnson, Jr., Esq,
QUESTION Box.
SECOND DAY.
10 A. M.-Free Schools. w. II. Norman, Esq,
VIM. Jefferies, Esq.
II A. .M.-Annual Orator.-Hon. ]. II. Evins.
QUESTION Box.
2P. M.-Educated Labor. ]. F. Brown, Rev.
]. S. Bailey.
3 T. M.-Teaching ns a Profession. D. A.
Townsend, Esq, }. B. Parrot.
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 n trial. d. A. TOWNSEND,
J. B. PARROTT,
JNO. II. JEFFERIES,
W. II. NORMAN,
j. F. BROWN.
Committee.
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For Sheriff
ASA SMITH,

The friends Of Asa Smith announce him can
didate for the Office of Sheriff. subject to the de-
cision Of the people at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS. tc.
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Mes1s. Hutehison & Bro. :--Gentlemen--I
have used your "Neuralgine" and have been
relieved by II. AL who suffer from neuralgia
will do we'll TO give you q call. 1t is useless to
suffer when we have a'remcdy ut our door.
III. w. THOMAS,
OF Ives & Thomas. Furniture dealers.
20 30 IL
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Barbecue at Kelly's Mill.

WILL give one Of those old-time Barbecues
i that I'VE hear tell of, but seldom see now-a a
days" at Kelly's Mill, on Tuesday next, the 10th
There will be plenty to cat, and that of the best
kind, and good time generally may be expec-
ted. II. T. GALLMAN.
Aug 6 81 IL
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CAPT. BARNEY II. GLENN.

CAPT. BARNEY +. GLENN.
The friends of Capt. b. T. Glenn announce him can
didate for the Office Of County Commissioner subject to
the decision at the Primary election Mr. Glenn is fully
qualified to I'LL the Office creditaby himself and 10 the
satisfaction OF the people, te.
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Ann You Sick Y--lf so, 20 TO your nearest
druggist or store. and buy q box OF DR.. Gilder's
LIVER Pills. They will cure you. You eau find
fhess: In tny store. =.
.Iune 20 25 2m
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For Representatives.
Is. Ii. RICE.

Is. Ii. RICE,
The true and tried old Commoner, just, faith
full and fair, is announced as n candidate for
the Legislature, EVERYBODY" te.
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w II NORMAN

We are authorized to announce w. IL. Norman a car
ddate for reelection to the Office of School Commission
of Union County, subject to the vote of the peop
at the Primary Election. tes
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coasigheos per Express at Union, s. g., Aug.
4th, 1880.
J. III. Thomas. Miss Rcbccca Clifford, D., g..
Clifford, w. G. Parker,J, G. Harlan, p. NJ. Co
hen, J. g. Harlan. s ~
o IF. II. COUNTS, Agt. 5
Lat Of Unclaimed sLettors
for tho week ending August 7th, 1880.
Baxter, Mrs. Rose; Es:ess, Edward; Love,
Geo. W.
Held for Postage-Harper Glenn, Lyles Ford,
s. c.; Professor G. A. Gaskell, Jersey City.
JAS. II. GOSS, p. NJ.
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Hon. ]. II. EvINs.-We were pleased to see
IN town, last week, the Hon. j. IL. Evins, who
has 80 faithfully and energetically represented
this District in Congress for the past four years.
Mr.. Evins has been constat, earnest and able
worker in Congress since he has been member
OF that body, and we have no doubt he will be
re nominated and re- elected to the same position
for the next two years. He is q christian gen.
tleman and q man Of high moral worth, and, if
we know the pulse Of our people, they will be
~aHt. .a4sA- e.r' ."f-s-1' a., i..F'. I.1A'6'
We have conyersed with score or more prom
inent and influential citizens in various portions
OF Kershaw county, and every one to whom we
have spoken on the subject, are plain and une-
1uivocal in their support Of Mr.. Eyins for re-
election.--Kershap Gazefte
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CAPT. T. JEFF. GREER

We take pleasure in announcing the name Of
Capt. T. JEFF. Greer as candidate for the Office
Of Clerk Of the Court. Capt. Greer lost n leg in
our late 'unpleasantness'' and should have the
support of oil who appreciate the services of an
Ex-Confcderate. Subject to the decision of the
primary election. MANY VOTERS. te.
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LANES MuNRO.

Please announce James Munro Esq, a candidate I,
be voted for at the primary election for the Office
Clerk of Court, for which he has demonstrated en-
tire fitness. te
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SCHEDULE OF
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Railway.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 28, 1880.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after July 20th, trains ,oM run on this
Road as Jollows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
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NOMINA MS.
For Clerk of Court.
JOHN Il. WEBSTER.

The many friends of John r. 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 of the office we chcerfully recommend
him to the voters of Union County. e
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June 25

HOLOCAUST OF HoRsEs.-Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, Va, August About 2 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 six 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
gucats here, were burnt. The fro was acciden-
tai and is supposed to have been the result of
carelessncss on the part Of some of the colored
servants. The building being an old one and
intended to be replaced by o new structure was
uninsured. No alarm was given and only few
OF the guests were aware of the conhagration
until this morning. The building being full of
combustible material, burned so rapidly that IN
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 number of others. Arrangements
have been made for a supply Of new horses i'm
mcdiately, 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 looming, coming, 1O0,-
OOO strong by every steamer, to fill our man.
moth New Double Store (60 feet front, four sto-
ries high,) from cellar to loft and supply the
trade of the South. Just closed most advan-
tageous contracts with leading Piano and Organ
manufacturers. New Styles New Prices New
Terms for fall trade 1880. Special offer to Cash
Buyers-During tho months Of August, Septem.
Der and October We will sell at Lowest Cash
Prices, payable S25 Cash on Pianos or $40 Cash
on Organs with balance in three months without
interest. New Pianos S165, Sl0O, $237. New
Organs. Stops, $50, Stops, $50. Selection
from 10 makers and 165 different Styles. Low
est prices in America. Guaranteed instruments
a5 days trial. Every inducement that any re-
sponsible house can offer on standard instru
ments. Address Ludden & Bates Southern Mu-
al NoHse S1p0nnUk A.
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MouNpsNILLE.
MousDsSlLlE, Sept. 20, 1880.

MOuNpsNlLLE, eept. ~, 1ooV.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Peck took
place this morning at 10 o'clock, and was
one Of the largest funerals ever seen here.
Miss Peck has been a teacher in the p, b.
lie schools here ever since Moundsyille
became an Independent school district,
but was forced 10 decline a situation this
wear on account OF III health. About three
hundred pupils, nearly all OF whom have
at some time been under her instruction,
gathered at the school building aud
marched to the residence OF her
mother. The corpse was plae::
ed where the children could
pass in file and take parting look at their
beloved teacher. The school then pre-
ceeded the hearse to the old cemetery,
where they formed three sides of. q hollow
square. The coffin was lowered into the
grave, the funeral rites ended and the
friends took their final leave. The teachers
and scholars then fled past the grave,
each depositing sptig OF evergreen o.,
bououet Of flowers, as a tribute to the de-
parted. The public school is closed to-day
in respect 10 the deceated.
The funeral Of J. 0. Carney will take
place tomorrow ut 10 a. N. MIR. Carney
was formerly resident OF Moundsville,
but lately went TO Denver, Col, where he
was seized with fever and died.
DR.. J. A. Fullerton will deliver bis popu-
lar lecture, "IreIand and It's People," In
the NJ. E. Church on Friday evening.
OMEGA,
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ALBION, N. Y, September .SO.-The Re.
publicans Of the Thirtieth district renomi.
mated John Van voorhis for Congress.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, September 30.-The
Democrats Of the Twentieth district nomi.
mated Judge Hilton for Congress-.
PouKRkPsiR, N. Y, September S0.-The
Republicans OF the Thirteenth district re.
nominated John H. Ketcham for Congress.
RocHEsrER, September S0.-In the Thir.
tieth district the Republicans renominated
John Van yorhiss for Congress.
BosToS, September S0.-A. A. Ranney
was nominated for Congress In the Third
u'liSs; MILWAUKEE,, September sO.-The Green.
baokers Of the Fourth district to-day nom.
mated George Godfrey, Of Milwaukee, fol
BSrSAIo, September sO-The Republl
cans Of the Thirty. second district nomi'
pated MyTon P. Bush. FOR Congress
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ST. LOUIS, September So.-oolonel Hunt,
Indian agent at Wichita agency, Indian
Territory, emphatically denies the report
recently telegrsphed from Texas, that the
Cheyenne Indians had made an attack on
the commissary supplies there, and com.
mitted other outrages. He says the whole
story Is absolutely false.
Tucson, ARIZONA, September 30,-Two
miners report'that Gen. Osrr had fight
with small party Of Ylctoria's band,
eighteen IN number, In Hatchet noun.
tains, killing them all.
A St. Paul special to the Pioneer Pres
SAYS: An Indian arrived at Fort Ellis In
full war paint, and brings news Of bloody
fighting By the Madrill, Stoney and Sal.
teaux Indians.
The Mandrills raided the camp Of the
saiteaux and killed.teu persons. A band
cf Salteaux under Ocean gave chase and
killed nine Of the Mandrills. A band ol
Stones is also following the Mandrills and
more fighting Is expected.
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ACelehrnted Cnse.

WASHINGTON, September S0.-Commis.
sioner Williamson, Of the General Land
Office, to-day made report to the secre.
tary Of the Interior on the celebrated
Chanvin land claim case. The clsim en-
braces about !, 400 acres Of land in the su.
burbs OF st. Louis, Mo-, and has been
pending before the Department for fifty
years. Commissioner Williamson's action
does not finally dispose OF the case, as it
now goes to the Secretary Of the Interior.
The Commissioners report Is in favor Of
the survey made in 1875, known as the
Solomon survey" But while he enter
tains the opinion that the Chanvin grant
is properly located by the Solomon survey
he does not approve 1t, because he finds a
barrier to that course in the adverse opin-
ion Of the former Secretary OF the Inter.
ior. This is relative to another survey OF
the. same land. t5F