The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22


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HeA- Bargains in Bed Tickings, Counter
panes and Ladies Shawls at VIRGINIA STORE.
DsS" The lawyers are the busiest people in
town now; preparing for Court.
GS" Judge Wallace will preside at the next
term of our Court.
BS- Mr.. j. II. Maxwell and Harry Cohen
have returned from Market and heir new goods
arc coming in.
BB- The storm of the 10th carried away the
bridge over the French Broad River, at Warm
Springs.
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sD- Farmers should read the experiments #
fellow farmer on fertilizers on corn and wheat
on our first page.
E6S> Mr.. c. r. ROBBERS on, Of the firm OF Rob-
erson G,imball is gone to Market for n new
stock.
B6s" The oat crop has saved farmers many
hundred dollars this year. Now is the time to
prepare for a good crop next Spring.
Das Young men who want nobhy suit of
clothes for little money will find il at tho vIR-
GINA STORE.
GS1J~ IL has come to our ears that two or three
negroes have been selling liquor, on the sly since
the bar rooms were closed A close watch
should be kept for such scamps.
Bay" The F. II. SIS have made their appear
ornhear thA sa" us"arft aRU Hs lfafes iBBq Us
lumbia
S. II. BARRETT & co. IS NEW UNITED MON.
STER RAILROAD SHOWS, HAVING NO RI
VAL. NEVER REFERS TO ANY OTHER
SHOW.
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BkS- Every land owner should have q clause
in his agreement or contract with his tenant
'h"' 'he iht'er shhil SOW q certain area in oats
in the Fall.
8Eas- DR.. Rawls and family have returned
from their summer trip to the mountains. lie
looks five years younger than when he left. He
says Ashevile has been booming with visitors
this Summer.
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nee- Fine Winter calico at ct cts. per yard,
at VIRGINIA STORE.
gsS" We call the new Town Councils atten-
tenton to the dangerous condition of the cistern
in front of the McNally lot. The plank is rot
tine o-L -.o may raII through and get
seriously injured if not drowned.
neA- Misses Josie Farrar, Agnes Hill, Minnie
Walker and Salle Stringfellow, left here last
Monday to attend Schools at Staunton, Virginia.
There were number of sad faces and some mois.
eyes at the depot when they left.
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BD" We are eating Sweet Potatoes Of last
years crop, sent us by our friend, Mr.. J. c..
harris' and they are as sound rs when first dug.
Mr.. Harris has thus solved the problem, whether
the Sweet Poatoe can be saved from one Cd
10 the time the next crop comes in. We hope he
Will give our readers his plan of saving them.
BsS~ horse driven by Mr.. IIarle, of the
Livery Stable, ran away last Saturday, dashed
on to the pavement in front Of Mr.. J. H.Rolu
ers Grocery Store, broke the sash and three of
the large panes of glass in Mr. Rodgers win
dow, and did considerable mischief to the bug.
gy. MIR. Harle and Mr.. T. X. Palmer, who was
also In the buggy, escaped without injury.
EsS> Durham, the Greenback candidate for
State Superintendent of Education, and endors.
ed by the Radical Convention as the Repub,;.
can candidate, has been imprisoned for REFUSING
to pay his poll tax, is opposed to public schools,
and has boldly asserted that negro has no
more soul than dog or mule. And he is the
an the negroes arc asked to vote for TO take
charge of the public school system of the State.
by which their children expect to be educated.
BeS> A new line of Gents fine shoes yerv
cheap at VIRGINIA STORE.
The Old Marks Revived.
Thirty years ago Mr.. II. c. Marks was well
known rs n merchant Of this town. lie left
Union. MS he supposed. to better his condition.
out time and experience have convinced him
that there are few better places than Union, SO
he has returned to his first love and opened n
splendid stock Of Goods next door to ]. II. Me.
Kissick's Grocery Store.
His advertisement will appear next week. In
the mean time call on MIN. y
FIRE AT hbBEvfLLE-A Abbeviile. September
IA fire on Saturday night abont ~ o'oIo.L
at the depot, destroyed one car and Ave bales of
cotton; | think IL was caused by spark being
packed in the cotton at o steam GIN News and
Courier, '""