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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

IN this Line have very fine Assortment, to
which invite special attention. Prices as low
Us ut any other store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16

2 THE STATE OF IRELAND GETTING "No BETTER
FAsr. London, January 12.-The correspOn-
dent Of the Press Association reports that the
distress in Ireland is increasing. Five hundred
Inhabitants Of County Limerick are on the brink
of starvation. They proceeded to-day in body
to Groom and obtained four carloads Of bread
by the urgent representation of their extremity.
! The streets Of Cork are patrolled by mounted
police, and the magistrates of that city have
passed n resolution urging greater activity in
suppressing demonstrations partaking of the ma
ture of bread riots, and asking for the appoint
ment of additional police.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16

Tbs AMERICAN EBREws-Cinoinnati, Janu-
kry l2.-The semi-annuarmeeting of the Union
"a American Hebrew Congregations was held
esterday. A report favoriig the erection Of a
{pllcge and dc1fnitories in connection with the
pion was faz6f fably received. The recommen-
4ation Of thu eard of delegates on civil and re-
Ygious rights to solicit donations from the con-
|Fegstions for the.alfiance of Israehe UniperseHe
4br Palestine and Java was declared inexpedicnt.
khe measure for leading the Hebrew brethren
INTO agricultural pursuits is stated TO have
assumed q tangible shape. comn,ittee
was appointed to solicit land, farming imple-
lnents aud money The Union adjourned to
meet at Niagara on the third Thursday Of July.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
HI HaPdware.

My stock of Hardware embraces everything
needed upon the Farm, in the Household or in
the shop of the Mechanic.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
STOVE PIPE.

Manufacture Stove Pipe from the very bes
Sheet Iron, and warrant the work.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16

Consignees per EXPRESS at Union, S. c., Jan.
llth, 1890.
e. NJ Scales. j. I. Hill & Co., w. S. Gregory,
J. L. Stcedlnnn.
+. #. COUNTS, Ag't.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
NAkS SSIED.

WlLLARD-WESSON Married, on Thurs
day the Sth ins., by C. B. Bobo, ESQ., at his
residence Mr.. B:NJAMIS WILLARD of Union to
Mrs. LIZZIE WEssON of Laurcns County
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16

We intend to sell on the most reasonable
terms and give satisfaction to all who purchase
from u.s. We ask q trial.
Oct IT AZ IT.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
Tho Markets.


UNION, January Is. But little cotton has
been sold here the past week. although the
prices have been stiff and steady.
Friday, Jan. 9...................loa @l2l
Saturday, " 10....................lOf Gy l2i
Monday Mond"y' l22'.........".........l0s C9l2S
tuesday, l3....................l0S 0SGGl2.4O
fhHFsSliaIya. fhHhRSliIav. i. l43:.:::::::::::l9s G4l2s
Sales for the week lIj bales.
CHARLESTON, January l3.-Cotton firm; mildlng
IL; low millling ~ good ordinary IL sales 1900
NEW GoRK Jan. li.-Cotion steady; sales 32j-mi,l-
ding uplands l27a miing Orleans il. Futures closed
steady February i29i1l2.9J March l37@l3.lS April
l3.3IDl35SS May l355ai357.
ihNEHr9"L, January l3--midCllins urlands Lie
midi * Orleans 3-l6 sales 1900. Futures firm.
LIFE Is a PLEAsuRE-Only when we are in
the enjoyment of all our faculties and in perfect
health. This can only be when all the impor-
tant organs of the body are performing their
functions properly. The Liver is more liable to
get out of order than any other organ, and pro-
duces more unpleasant effects A dose of DR..
Gilders Liver Pills occasionally, will keen it all
right. or set it right if it has gone wrong. Sold
by all Druggists. Dec IS 50 2m
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Y E AK s 7

NOTICE is hereby given that the County and Terri torial Taxes of Maricopa County for the year 1880. are now due and payable at my office, at the Agency of the Bank of Arizona, in Phoenix, and if not paid on or before December 18th, 1880, will become delinquent.
 R. s. THOMAS,
 Collector. PHGNIx, A. IT,,
 Sept. 3, 1880. ]
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

Charles Williams and Louis A. 1 Gaines were lately legally hanged at Santa Fe for murder Both died without a struggle, their necks being
 broken,
 A correspondent nf the Chicago | Economist, writing from Bed Rock near Prescott, July 14ih, gives a 1 glowing account of the richness, number ani size of the mines on Big l Bug, together with the mills in pro 1 gress and in prospect. The writer | predicts that when the \ dS r R R is completed. Big Bug will become another Iea1viii9si in f.irsifl.e- .is..-s-its- ] and much more darable bv reason of the vertical and Assure character of | the ore deposits.
 The Treasury receives an addition of S2, 300, 900 month of Bland silver dollars, which must lie unused in the vaults. Democrats refused to stop the coinage of the Bland dollars, and yet they ask the complete con trol of the Government on the plea of their wisdom.
 Democrats fear they have exasper- ated Senator CGukling 10 a speech III Indiana.It is true they are wonderf | expert in damaging their own cause, but the Senator did not need their taunts to induce him to put in q few blows where they will do the most good.
 Why not trust Hancock New York Sun. Because he has spouted everything he has that is worth any thing with the toughest old uncle that ever hung up three gilt balls.- Burlington Hawkeye.
 We've got a fighter at the head Of our ticket" sad an otficious Demo crat who stood on the outer fringe of the crowd at the serenade to General Garfield Friday evening" "Yes," in stantly replied Republican. he did fight your party pretty well dur ing the rebellion. There is no doubt about that" Result: A demOralized Democrat hastening to find more congenial companionship.
 General Garfield has accepted q gold headed cane voted to him by the visitors to Catholic church fair at Port Huron, Mich He had large majority over both Hancock and Weaver.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

will lose nothing in interest by being
 boiled down for a week.
 Beach, the editor of the Miner, has
 gone to San Francisco, CTucker of the Democrat hints on free pass,)
 and last week and this mike two
 issues of the Miner without any slur
 beng cast on Secretary Gosper
 through its columns, which is re
 lief to Gosper, and the readers of the
 Miner, who don't care q dollar | what Beach thinks of our Acting Governor or his horse. It is asser cd that the Republican County Com mittce gave Beach S1.OO0 to go to the Bay City, to buy material for the Miner, etc, etc., for the campaign
 That the fact is this itemizer does not propose to be "drs wn and quar- tered'' into any newspaper contro- versy. and wishes to incorporate this plank into his platform: that as his rule of business, he will not answer nor notice criticisms in other papers, but on the broad basis, that
 FACTS HAVE A SURE FOUNDATION And can hold their OWE, to let his letters stand on such merit as they possess, as the public eye shall view them; but this time will say q word or two as to Yavapai's statements in the Expositor of the 27lh. He speaks of the slur attempted to bc cast on the Doe" by my letters, and endeav- ors to be be funny, which items l disdain. 1 may have invited blame | unintentionally by using slang terms in the description of the person in | question, but the words used seemed ! to convey my ideas very piainy 10 i the intelligence of your readers Yavapai included, yet | promise to be mJre choice of language here after. It is notorious fact that the Docs conduct as q medical adviser and attendant broke up all the conf dence and harmony in one family here, and that the hostile husband laid for the Doc with q shot gun which he was fortunate enough 10 avoid.
 SOME MORE OF DOGS FUNNY BUSINESS.
 It is less notorious fact but not less proven incident, that he was wont to talk 10 one of his patients of the physical beauties of another, the peculiar development of a second and the infatuation of q third, who would paint her face anl pencil her eyebrows when she knew he was coming to make his usual profession al visit It was such line of acticn on his part that causeI hIm 10 be called q masher, etc, and as long as -he Doe" considered the names used ls complimentary and gathered up III the copies of the HERALD with hat letter :n to send away through .lse rls-:l, It seems strange that any other man should find fault.
 His scandalous liason with the Pauline Markham did lot damage his practice or lessen the number of his female patients, 50 far IS the boys around town could sec, 'o why should Yavapai kick2
 BILL BLANK.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

Shipping tags at the HERALD office.
 School opens next Monday.
 Go to the Arcade Brewery for your Ice Cold Beer.
 Time for ball. Everybody wants to go.
 If you want envelopes with your business card on call at the HERALD office
 W NJ. James will arrive on tue Wickenburg coach, this evening.
 Welding and visiting cards printed in superb style a. the HERALD Job Office.
 Charles Cushman and Alex Gray den arrived last evening from Wick enberg-
 Full sets of Justices blanks, for both criminal and evil actions, for safe at the HERALD office.
 Republicans who have failed to register should attend to that import ant matter.
 Luke & Thalheimer, of the Arcade Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer ill town. Try them. Letter heads, note heads and bill heads of every sixe and quality at lowest prices at the HERALD office.
 Messrs. Bennett and Patrick ar rived yesterday from the surveying party of the A. c. R. k. The stakes for grading have been driven to the vicinity of Harris station, fifteen miles from Maricopa-half way to Ph9nix. They will be here by the 18th. coming around the Point of Mountains, coming into town On the west side. Six months from to day the iron horse will be snorting in the valley of the Salinas and the days of the stage coach and freight team be- tween here and Maricopa Will for ever be passed.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

List of letters advertised Septem- Der 1st, 1880, Phoenix Post Office: Altman, ", Blair, Thos IT, BeckYilh, Harry 5 Bates, w II, ? Bradford, Wm O'Brien, J II Collins, J II Collins, R H Cheney, E C Cheney, Mrs. Rosa Decker, Charles Dunn, John Ellinson, " P Edgar, A w Ewalt, Henry Hyatt, Geo II Hopkins, Chas HOwartOn, 4 B Hayne, Ben 5 Hayes, Thos Johnston, l. w Kahler, Christian Dinke, A L Rogers, James Smith, Sidney $ Shirpser, D Vance, G w Watson, James Waters, Jas P Walker, L B
 Walters, John H.
 CARTEs EsPANOL. Acosta, Fran. s Aldecon, Teresa BOcaqui, AlbinO Bayesteras, Crispin Baldes, NJ Caperon, Diego Fuentes, Suan GranillO, Francisco Gallego Juan J Gutierrez, Jose Nuues, Juliana Ortcz, Manual Pehes, Ricardo Rabies, Francisco Pino, Manual Matalcs, Rosario
 Trujillo, Nosefar.
 RETURNED LETTERS James, Thos $ Johnson, N X
 Kennedy, Wm- -3 Call for advertised letters,
 GEO. E. MowRY, P. NJ.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
New Advertisements To-day

Collector Thomas gives notice of delinquent taxes.
 Capt. Eagan wants proposals for flour.
 Brown tells about his new two bit restaurant.
 Billy, the barber, calls attention to his tonsorial parlor and his bathing apartments.
 Harrison also calls the attention of those desiring neat shave or hair cut; and several ea4tern advertise ments, making over column new for today.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Advertised Letters.

List of letters advertised Septem- Der 1st, 1880, Phoenix Post Office:
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
Treasnrer's Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given that there is 1N now i'll the Sinking Fund of Maricopa County the sum of Six Hundred and Fiffeen Dolla's and SiXty-two cents (S5l5 62- OO) and that bids will be received by the under signed until three (S) o'clock, r. N, Friday. September 17th 1880, for the surrender of County Warrants on the General Fund of said County under and according to the provisions of an act of the Lecis lature, en- titled An Act to Faciiitnte the Payment of February 9. 1877.
 Bids must be in the form of sealed pro- posals, and contain the warrants proposed tO be surrendered. and marked ''Sinking Fund" No bid will be received for more than the par value of the warrants to be surrendered FIR ANCIS A SHAW.
 PHGNIx. A. T., County Treasurer.
 Sept. 2, 1880.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
N. ROSENTHAI

Washington St-, Corner Nca.szuaa,
 PhCniX, AFizcaa.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
ARIZONA TElEGRAMS. Special Dispatches to The
 Phoenix Herald.
Railroad Accident.

TUcsoN, Sept. 2.-Wm. Reed, a con ductor on the s. P. R. R., fell be tween two cars near Pantano, crush ing his legs in horrible manner, making amputation necessary.
 Death of m OId CItizen
 PRESCOTT, Sept 2--Cal. Jackson, an old pioneer, died yesterday in thIs city at inc age of fifty-five. Deceased is native of Illinois and came to Arizona twenty years ago, residing in ihe Northern portion most of the time. He is interested in numb Der of valuable mining claims His fun eral at noon to-day was largely at tended
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The HERALD during the campaign will be thoroughly and radically Re publican, will furnish reliable polit- ical news, and devote its energies, in every honorable way, to the support of the Republican nominees. We will furnish the WEEKLY HERALD, during the campaign for 90 cents.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
R. s. THOM AS,
 Collector
Proposals for Flour

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, OFFICE CHIEF coHMIssAKT OF EXISTENCE. WuIPPLE BARRACKS. \. T. Sept. ,. 1880 CNEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicatc - wi h q copy of this advertisement at tached will be received at this office or at the offices of line Commissaries of the fol lowing amed posts. until 12 o'clock, noon. on Saturday. September 9 1880. at which time and places they will be opened in the presence of bidders for furnishing and de- livery of Flour, as follows;
 PosTs. POUNDS. Fort Apache. A T. T.------------- -t0. GOO Fort Grant, A. T ---------------------35 B. .OGO Fort Lowell. 4. T..---.---.......--.--.2 T go. .000 Camp Fucker, A. -l2.O GOO Fort Verde, \. Is GOO Fort Bowie, A. T .;i.- GOO Camp HuechHca, A. T. ----...---. 10000 Fort Nc lowell. A. T------.--..--- -.l0OO0 Camp Thomas, A. T-.------------...-t tn OO0 Whipple Barracks .-------...----- 20 02O Delivery of one half the amounts will be requi,ed within 45 days. and the balance within 90 days after notification of award. No bids will be entertlined unless sam pies be furnished which should not be of less weight than p pounds, marked to he easily identified, and should reach this of standard sample Of Florr of the quality gEsfsl HIent csutcIlri J.s1tgs Wll be furi.--hed bidders on application. wnict application it is desired should be made at the earliest practicable date
 The Government reserves the ri ght to re- ject any or all proposals.
 Blank forms conditions Sc-- en bracing all necessary information. will be furnished by any cammissary in the department, or by the undersigned
 CHAs. p. EAGAN,
 Captain and C. S., U. $. 4.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

Washington Street, opposite Irvine's
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
 at Marico9a.
 LOCAL LINES.

No report received to-day.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!

The Republican Club of Phoenix meets tonight at 7:3O o'clock at their Headquarters. Let every m9mOef attend.
 Dr. SEET FITS. Pres. C. F. 1TeCLINT9Sezz Ne~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06

The NORTH Header of the SutrO Tun.
mel Abandoned. and Seventy.nve
Men Discharged-Robt. st. Clair
Escapes from Jail.
VIRGINIA CRY, October 5.-The north
header of the Sutro tunnel was abandoned
last night at II o'clock. and the whole force
there, seventy-ive men. discharged. The
cause is alleged to be a difficulty with the
Bonanza firm, who have complained that
the work in the north lateral is not done as
it should be. The tunnel company is haul
ing its drill carriages from that branch. and
it looks like o bad state of affairs there.
The Bonanza firm alleges that work in the
north header Of the Sutro tunnel was
stopped, first, to cut q drain up the face,
second, that the mines have now all con.
nection with the tunnel needed for present
economical workings, and third, that the
work is not done according to the contract.
The header is 300 feet north Of the south
line of the Mexican, and the north-end
mines. through these connections, have the
full benefit of the tunnel for drainage. In
the present state Of affairs the mines do
not care to pay $40 per foot to run the lat
eral further. In answ to a question as to
work there would be resumed. the
answer was that no one could tell; it might
be resumed and it might not.
WINNEMUcCA, October 4.-Robert st.
Clair, who was to have been sentenced to-
for the murder Of Patrick Tully.
July last, escaped from the Jail at 6
''clock this evening by forcing the cell door
IF its hinges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06
THE SIGNS.

The Presidential campaign is fully de
veloped; it may be said to have reached
its crisis; and We are now steadily draw
ing nigh to the day of election, which i,
only four weeks off. What are the
signsf
First-It is to be remarked that Han,
cock calamity maintains the impetus with
which he started from Cincinnati. He
has not lost IN atom Of strength. On the
contrary he is stronger to-day than he
was at the beginning. Every new turn.
ing that his character has been subjected
to in the rugged jostlings of the contest
causes it to shine with a clearer, steadier
and more benignant light. The fire and
heat Of the canvass have only reveald
more distinctly the pure gold it is made
OF. His enemies have pressed him sore
ly and forced him to speak and write
when he would have preferred to remain
silent; and in every instance the effect
has been to cover them with confusion
and increase the popular respect for him.
Second-Mr. Garfield has signally fail
cd to conciliate his W party. assuage
the disappointment of the Grant parti-
sans at the defeat of their chief, and
overcome the fat and tame feeling with
which his nomination was at first re.
ceived. He has made repeated efforts to
do these things and has not succeeded.
The whole curriculum of reunion and
patriotic speeches he has made-speeches
which betray the hard necessities of his
situation more than anything else-leaves
the craving Of his party unsated, its dis
appointment unsoothed, and his own
claims unstrengthened. Four-6fths Of
the Republicans regret this day that Mr..
Garfield was nominated.
Third-Every expression Of popular
opinion we have had since the nomina.
tions shows a weakening Of Republican.
ism and . corresponding strengthening Of
Democracy. Republicans will laugh when
we allude to Democratic victories In Ala.
bama and Arkansas, but what can they
.ay when we alluds to the Republican
defeat in Maine. a State which has been
n Of the unyielding bulwarks Of their
party for . quarter Of . century,
Fourth-The drift Ct Republicans into
the support Of Hancock, which began
three months ago, is steadily oo;ng an
and Il not confined 70 q few nromsrsnt
persons here and there; il ;nvolves CON.
siderable bodies Of quiet Republ;csns
whose change Of position l. web Ino-n
to those who associate with them.
Fifth--The manifest "hurrah y N ~.
Hancock camp, unbalanced bv anv stssdv
determined spirit on the other aide. show.
wAsss shs eagles Of victory are gathering.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
COUNTY

Two fires and a food, together with
the expenses incurred in the building of
a magnificent Courthouse, have drawn
heavily on u County Treasury within
the past two years. By reference to the
joint statement. which appears in other
columns, of Ben G. Levy, Auditor, and
II. I. Hoadley, Deputy Treasurer, it will
be seen just how we stand, as a county,
financially. It will be observed that the
net indebtedness of the county is $751;
SS6.0l. The incoming revenues for the
current year will place us again on a cash
basis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON NOB HILL. THE
"A house contains four rooms. Desirable
location. Will be sold with OF without furni-
ture. Apply to. SAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka. August 90. 1880. au21-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06
The billiard Champion.

powered the guard and took the prisoners
from them. There is little doubt that the
Indians have murdered the f~reighters.
The Billiard Champion.
NEW YORK, October A billiard match
for the championship of America and a
purse of $1,000, was played tonight, at
Tammany Hall, between Geo. +. Slosson
and Jacob Schaeffer. Following are the
scores /: Slosson-0 6 0 l 40 10 81 8 46
1873 0 ia 0 SO 3 81 "a; total, GOO. Schaef-
fer-1 0 q l 6 0 9 0 "A 312 0 4
81; total, ABS. Time Of game, one hour
and Rfty-fve minutes; best run, BIZ; win
ner's average, 1874.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06

The shooting Affair at Yokama City.
PORTLAND. October 5.-Additional par
ticulars Of the shooting affair at Yokama
City are received. 1t appears that the row
originated in q disagreement about a horse
race between the Splann boys and a man
named Baird. who owned one of the
horses. John Splann and Baird had a
quarrel on the track, and meeting soon
after in Churchill's saloon, had a fist fight.
In a short time it was a general row.
Dick Splann came in at the door with his
pistol in his hand. Dave Correll tried to
take his pistol from him. In the scufle
Cornell was shot through the breast, the
ball coming out near the spine; and Dick
Splsnn was shot through the heart, and
died Immediately. John Splann was shot
through both legs by Lampson, . brick
mason. Cornell and Lampson are under
arrest. Lampson was bound over under
$2O, 900 bonds, which he failed to give, and
Is o in jail. Correll lies in a very ortiz
cal condition at the City Hotel, guarded
by the Sheriff, his condition being such
that 1t was not deemed advisable to remove
him to Jail. Baird, as soon as the fight
over, mounted his horse and slipped
The country. Both Splann and Correll
are not expected to live.
The great principles Of American liberty
ItiII Ara Aha 1avk-i l-l.-t&>-~ - Al.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06
NEW TO-DAY.
SALE,
HOUSE AND LOTS.

THIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED ON MON
i roe street. two lots north Of the residence
OF Il. sadler, and consists Of q
small Wooden Building and . Lots,
Having q frontage OF 54xl00 feet. The owner
is DESTROYS of disposing Of the property imme-
diately, and will sell 1t cheap.
For particulars inquire Of
DIR. MEN LEE,
oo-lm In Chinatown.