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BLUER RAILROAD AND ANDERSON BRANH
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.

Solid trains between Columbia and Walhalla
Through cars bctwecn Charleston and IIender-
sonville and Charleston and Green,illc obviat-
ing change Of cars between either Of the above
points.
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many people could ENJOY good meal who
are not now able to do it; and who would be
hurt by it? Much Of the revenue Of the
Government would be cut off, but bow much
more Of crime, costs of law suits'and impris-
onmcnts, inmates of aims houses and luna.
tic asy'umS dcsulatcd homes. heart broken
mothers, poverty stricken children, heart
burnings and chickering's would be cut off
on the other hand with peace and prosper.
itv in the balance.
"LOOKUPoN THIS PICTURE AND THEN UPON
THAT"
We have had week Of sensations. The
dry ticket question had stirred society to
its depths and when the wet ticket" party
succumbcd to the pressure it was an agree
able surprise, On Monday the, Ion was
held quietly and peacefully. In lieu OF the
dissracctul pIradc 0! drunken negroes with
banners and bands of music, r:oting and
"bulldozIn5 peaccab citiz ms We had an
election So orderly that a lady could have
passed the polls without being rutllrd.
Notwithstanding the large asscmblagc of
the democracy to hear the camp,3ncrs we
had no drunkenness and no Disturbances.
But the crowning cndo, Scmrnt of the Tcm.
pcrancc boom WAS reserved for the 12th,
when "tom e mon1c" put in IN appearance
f)r the Circus The streets were crowded
all day with anxious. cxpcctant PEE plc--a
large proportion ncgroes-anl notwithstand'
iug the disappointment of no show" there
WAS not the slightest disturbance. ladies
could have walked through the streets amid
that dense crowd without being hustled Off
the pavement by drunken man, without
having their cars shocked by proximity or
vulgarlty, and The whole vast asScmblagc
left the town before suulown, peacefully
and quietly. not rccling through the streets,
filled with whiskcy, bat loaded with bundles
Of good things for home comforts, Can any
ono. contrast this day 5 dougs with the win.
ding up Of any Saturday rnder the saloon
regime, with its row.lyism, druAkennoss.
yciings and shoutings as they left the town
away on into the night, without feeling pro-
toundiy grateful to the noble women who
have laborcd so faithfully in this revolution
u revolution Of public scntimcn, which is
to restore order in lieu Of chaos to bring
peace and plenty to homes where the bottle
formerly brought diSscntion and des,itution,
to pour Il balm into the wounded hearts Of
mothers W, Csc children were being led
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22
THE SEDGWICK
S te el Wire Fence,

TINllE above cat represents section and Gate
l. of strong, cheap and durable Steel Wiro
Fence which is being used ut the North
ahd Northwest in preference TO any other kind
of fencing. Wherever il has been tried 1t has
given great satisfaction.
1t is net work without barbs and will keep
out small pigs or any other animals that may
injurc gardens or farm crops.
1t makes no shade and shelters no enemies to
crops or poultry
1t is just the fence for Gardens, Lots, Lawns,
Parks and Cemeteries.
Beng dipped in Rus, proof pant il will last
life time, and is better than board fence in
every respect.
1t is easily and quickly Put up.
A Specimen Of Fence and Gate
Can be at the UNION TINES office where
all information as 20 price, &c. can lie obtained.
r. NJ. & S. s. STOKES,
Sole Agents for Union County.
July 20 20 tf
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UNION COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

rINliE subscribers have established an Agency
l. ut Union Court House for the purchase aud
Sale Of all kinds of Real Estate in Union Coun.
ty, and offer their services to parties naving
Lands, Town Lots, or any other kind of Real
Estate for Sale, or who may W. sh to purchase
such property in Union County.
Our terms will be reasonable and persons
placing their property IN our hands Tor sale will
bc charged nothing unless n sale is made.
Every effort will be use |, by advertising and
personal correspondence to make sales
Titles examined AMI Deeds properly drawn.
OFFICE in Jctcr's building on Main Street.
X. VI. STOKES,
S. :. STOKES.
Jan II II
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NJ. W. GULF
saEiDlEkI C.AsSD.

TINlIE undcrs gncd have formed a eo partner
L ship under the name Of Munao X Culp for
the purpose of pr"cticinS medicine in all ito
branches.
Office at tiibJcs Drug Store.
MUNRO & CULP.
Iau l3 = tF
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PalpitatiOn OF the Heart.

J. NJ. Might. Syracuse. N. Y. writes
when I frs,, commenced using your
BURDocK Blood BITTERs was troubled
with hu,iering and pslpitation OF the
heart. / felt weak snd lsnguid, with a
numbpess Of the limbs. Since using my
heart has not troubled me, and the numb
ing aen-ation is all gone" Price $l.0O
trial size 10 cents.
The Bsrosma has been the means of do.
ing Q great deal Of good in healing the
.ick, and bshefittiny the afflicted, many oi
whom had almost despaired Of health, OF
even being tree trcu pain. Six yefra ago,
a man troubled with sidney difficulty came
10 my Drug e,ore, leaning heavily on his
CAM, nearly half doubled, hand across hiS
nack-an object Of pity; aaid he had been
troubled in this way for years. and when
ever he took cold il settled across his kid
neys, often confning him to his bed for
day. ard weeks with excrn'ing pain. He
touk q bottle of b r"-tna, and In three day
returned, ssyin. i. was worth fifty dollars q
hotiI. TO him. aud WAS willing To paw thar
il he COULD not gri i, without. He c"ntIn'
ued usiny IL, Duviug the FIX hotties for
i've ,iolia.r which cured him entirely.
Pre- JARED by f. *. ThompFon, T'tusviilf
Pa. Price, II 90 per bottle. For sale by
l.. Clayton.
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Masonic Festival.

The very unfavorable weather for seve.
raj days preceding, and bad roads, very
mat. rally lessened the crowd that
would have been in attendance al the
Masonic installation and supper last We'd
nesIay evening, yet with these hiDdrance' >
there WIS a goodly number Of citizens, be-
sides brethren and friends from a distance
to witness the public ins,allstion and par
take of the supper, which was pronounced
by all the feast that was promised. Thsnks
to the ladies and friends who contributed
and lsbored go faithful to make it = sue
csss-so ssy the Fraii rDity who desire
through their committee and Secretary TO
make public acknowledge cement of the same
Aiso to the Band for their favor and excel
tent music for the occasion, and to broiher
) s. Williams ID. q. NJ. of the State for
his presence with us in his official capaci-
~ and social f'llowship. Brother H. G..
Greiper on behalf of the Lodge presented
Mrs. Sarah O. Shirley with a fine framed
certificate, or Masonic Chart as q token oi
esteem for ber, and memory Of her husban
James W. Shirley who was one of the ear
Iy members of Somerset Lodge No. 76.--
Brother Shirley Was initiated q memb Der in
the year 1885, was elected Secretary in 1893
which offire he filed until 1872, near ,h
time of his death, period Of 33 yesrs. He
was also q member of Somerset Chapter
| No. 81 from 1855, and elected Secretary
the same year, which Office in the Chapter
he also held until the year 1872. Became
a member OF the Newark Council, +. and
| A NJ. anj the Lancaster Conmapdery in
1856, and was a worthy and faithful mem
Der Of sill uuGil hi call from Labor 10
Rest in the year 1873.
The net proc-eds 81 :he supper. thou. h
not a. large hoped for will go tos~IGi
buying a new carpet for the Masonic Hall
The new officers tho were elected and il
stalled for the ensuing year were prrsen.
ted by Brother Dr.. Vanatti. Of Fulton
nam, as foilowG
J. &. Currsn, w. NJ, A W. McLausi.
lin, S. w. J. W Ri,chey, J. w.. D. 81
Mathews, Treasurer. c. A. Roberts. Srere
ssry, r Walker, S. d., ". II. shoue., J
d., II. L. Swipehsrt. Tyler.
| G. A. RoBERTs, Sec.
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The Fight Is On.

! For months the Valley Gazette and Lc.
gan Republican have been sidliDg toward
each other snd pa wing the dust, and coca
sionslly the Gazette would deal the Repnb-
lican g. wiuder thst would sound as IL
it would warp the Republican into the
shape Of half shut pruning knife. The
Republican, Rroomsmsn, FIRED R~mpel
and Col Weldv )assisted by the double bass
scion Lew Green, have been putting the
Republican in Trim to gosr the Gazette in
To . shapeless mass. At consultaiion of
the groomsmsn giving their best modes Of
N attack, RempFl and Wrldy favored an
attack on the entire works of The G-za,ts
hu, Green differed, he claimed in all his
engagements he never was paid for his am
muni,ion only when be attacked the foe in
the rear and favored the loading Of the
Republican with all manner Of missiles and
,ouching it of at day break when the Ga
zeIte was deep in it's alumbers. Causing the
concern sncb a shock and bewildermen'
.Lat the Republican could be re-loadened
ard the CALLING contents again be poured
into the trembling and disfgured Gazette
The Republican let fly last week, bu'
wheather it opened out regular broad
side or took Green's fsvorite spot we have
not learned, bat the struggle promises o
be one Of Of no little dimension as it IS
backed by deep seated trouble that has FREE
quently worked Iis way to the surfsce in
certain frisnly circles. The friends of both
fear that there will be more than blood
.pils and will endesvor TO have the second
load Of combustibles drawn from the Re-
publican IL il can be done in safety and i {
not il will be muffled and gently fired into
the air and its contents will fall softly to
the ground with soothing effect, while
ihs three blood thirsty groomsBen viii
gaze upon the i'll spen, amnunition ana re-
marx: otis our luc1, have seen like
| missiles wasted before"
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4 $1,000 Bible Prize.

The publishers of Rutledge's Monthly in
ths prize puzzle department Of their
Monthly for January offer the following ca.
~ way for some one to make $1,000.
To the person telling Us how many
times the word Moses il used in the New
Testamsn, Scriptures (not the New Rsvi-
sion) BY January 10Th, 1882, we will give
$1,000 in gold as prize. The money will
he forwarded TO the winner January 18th.
1882. Those who try for the prize must
send 20 cents with their answer, for wAicb
they will receive the February number Of
shs monthly. in which will be published
the name and address of the winner of III,
! rize, with the correct answer thereto
Cut this ont; IL may be worth $2O 90 70
you. Addres. Rutledge Publishing Com
psny, Ess.on, Pa.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05
Dress Trimmings.

With the exception of steel beads, all
kinds of beads will be used again in
basement cries and o,her trimmings,
such rs net with bead embroidery. Ooen
patterns of embroidery in the designs
called English and sometimes Saxon
embroidery are now imported in cash.
mere and other woOlens for dress
trimmings. Piece silks are also en-.
broidered in the same way across the
widths for fronts Of skirts, and the en-
broideries for garnitares vary fr
those two or three inches wide to very
broad fi,unces that are covered with
this open-work. Fringes foot deep
are made of chenille ted in meshes, and
with pendent strands that are each fin
ished with large cut jet bead. Such
fringe Is put ia rows across the front
and side breadths of q dress, and the
Jets are so large that they make q noise
like that Of oastapets as the wearer
moves. Black fringe is used to trim
not only black dresses, but those of col
ored satin as well-notably those OF
dark ruby satin, and of pearl gray and
white. The sleeves in some Instances
are made of chenille netting without
lining. Beaded plush Is one of ths nov
elites made into wide galloon for trim
ming great cloak of black satin or bro.
cade, with plush Innings.
Among other novelties are fiat nails
or spikes Of gilt, silver, or Jet, with
large heads, that are used to fasten the
fronts of basques, AVID are also thrust
into cuffs The large gilt pins now
worn in the hair, and like hair-pins,
have had slightly Ornamented heads ad-
ded to them, and are now used for fas-
tening up the drapery of over-dresses.
Not more than two of these pins are
needed on an over-skirt, and they are
thrust in lightly in order to show as
much of the pin as possible. le.-Harper's
Rdzdr.
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VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Of the many
Guides and Seed and Plant Catalogues
sent out by oar Seedsmen and Nurserymen
that are doing 40 much to inform the peo-
pie and beaulify and enrich our country
none are so beautiful. none 90 instructive
as Vick's Floral Guide. Iis paper is the
choicest, i,s illustIations handsome. and
given by the thousand, while it's colored
plates are gems. This work. although cos
ting but ten cents. ia handsome enough for
a riff book, or place on the parlor tanIe.
Publish.d d by James Wick. Rochester, N. Y
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

As the senson will soon be here for pain
ting We wish to rive a word Of advice 10
our readers concerning white lead. Three
years sgo next spring We had onr residence
painted with Buck Lead and oil, putting
on three coats. The .pring following We
had another coat put on, and last spring ".
found II cbeckerios and pealing off, and to
day we are making preparations to have il
.crsped of in order to repsins it. II can
be rubbed of almost as easily ~ white
wash. The cost of the material and put.
ting Il on was over .ixty dollars which ws'
worse than thrown away. We would I'D
vice our readers who contemplate painting
to steer clear OF Buck and other sdultera
ted leads, and buy nothing but pure brands
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

WHAT IS THE UsE-Of children Of
sduii- suffering with convuIsions, -leeples,
q xhrs. hacking cough, very nervous
strengthening ont or twitcLing Of the
limbs. bad breath, lose of appetite, etc.
ETC.. when there ia remedy pleasant to
take, "a the name indicates, and warranted
20 be- harmless (no cslonel or mineral sub
~tance). namely, E. X. Thomp-on's Sweei
Worm Powder, put up in 25 cent bottles.
name blown in glass, and for sale by drug
gis,s.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson, Titus
Vile, Pa.
Sold by L. Clayton.
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Three more issues of The Press will
conclude the 6f'h year OF its publication
by US, and we will start in on the sixth in
flying colors, having q larger circulate n
than any paper ever published in Somer
act, and but few papers in the state have a
more substan,ial list. To the large num-
her of friends who have labored in behal
Of The Press We return onr thanks and on
ly ask for an opportunity to return the fs-
vor; and 10 our suSscribers in general We
return thanks f,- their patronage.
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sworn To.

CRh wFoRD Co.. PA CITY OF TITUsvILLr
Personally appeared before me Roy sld
Harrington, who. being duly sworn accnr-
sing To law depr-etb and ray-: Thrt he II
4 resident Of Miller Farm iialinn, Vrnan
60 county, Pa. That les, spring he had y
severe attack of Rh.uni .'ism in hi- lini,s
aud that he was entirely relieved l., to-
king i0nr q ses Uf Wilson's Lieh.nin =
nein.dv Tor Rheunati-ni, and that be ha,
not expt fienc.d ary trouble from the di-
ease since. He also states thst he gave the
remedy To a friend in the conntry who
,as very much disabled from the san.
disease, % much 30, that he was totally
unable to work, and was bed fast for q
number oi weeks, and that in H.. triend'-
cas- the medicine made p rfeat cnr- il
three dsy.. r. HAERlNGTON.
sworn to and subscri bed before me thir
18th day Of July, $780, j. r. LUCE,
Justice Of the Peace
For sale by l. Clayton
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B Turner, Rnchp-ter. N Y, writes:
Il have been tor ov,r year sahJfcs TO se-
p, -. disorder of the kiinevs, AMI often
an-rie 10 attend To bdsiness; | prccur, d
,ur Burdock Blood B,tters, aud WAS re
lieved before n half bottle ~as used
intend to continue, ss feel confident that
they will entirely cure me-" Price 81 90
trial sizss 10 cents.
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Universal APPRECIATION

By the community at large kns been giver
to Burdocks Blood Biit-rs. No instance il
known where dissatisfaction has beer
manifested by their use, or whrre angh
but benefit followed their administra tior
Price 81 90. trial siges 10 cents. For sal.
at Roberts.
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Noting the Effects.

r. Gibhs, Of Buffalo, N. Y, writss:
Hearing your BURDocK BLOOD BiTTERs
avorably epoken of. ! was induced tn
watch their eiecis. Al d find that in chronic
dIseares Of the blood, liver and kidneys,
vour bitters have been signally marked
with success. have used them myself
with hest resulis, for torpidiiy Of the liver;
and 10 the case Of friend Of mine suffer
ing from dropry, the effect was marvellous.
Price 81 90. trial size 10 cents.
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Sowing and Reaping.

When yonne lady hens handkerchief
for rich bachelor. she sews that she may
reap. When seeds Of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you can preven,
the undertaken from reaping the benefit by
uaing Spring Blossom. Price so cents.
trial bottles 10 cents. For sale at Roberts
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David williams. one Of the most relia'
able and enterprisins breeders of fine sbeei
in Ohio. has been supplying fanciers o.
thoroughbred stock in different states ou'
Of his herd. The public can rest assured
that when they buy from Mr.. Williams
they get inst what they contract for.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

The denial ,tce OF Greiner & McCrih
lie will be carried on by DR.. McCriiis il
Mr. Greiner's absepce, and all work left il
hi- charge will be promptly attended t'
and satisfaction gusrrr.eei
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

Alec Cains left lat week and is now Oh
the road selling boots, shoes and rubberr
for Hues,oDs & Millers. He will make
regular visits to ace bis old home friends
and supply the trade in his line with boots
and shoes that will neither rip, tear nor
wesr or, and hi. rubbers are Of the best
and warranted .smsll enough for am
child and large enough & rsny man."
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EOtice-Settlement.

AL persons knowing Themselves indebt
ed to us on medical account will please cal
and settle by cash or note.
We need sll due VA to pay dobta and 70,
supplies and must have Il or no more ser
vice. r. B. WOODWARD.
January 3rd, 1882. 2w.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

FoR wnlshave several thor
oushbred Poland China pigs for sale 10 $
couple Of weeks. Price. seven dollsrs each
For further information enquire at thi-
office
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ExperPntia ilOcet.

We must tell some men a great deal tC
teach them a little, but the knowledge
of the curative properties Of Spring Bios
som 10 cas"s Of sick headache. indigestion
and biIliouaness is brought by experience
Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
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"F." We are not able to say whether q,
died abornin or whether the intellectual
power was such heavy strain on it's weak
points that il hiss waited for another moon.
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slippers for the Holidays at Walker &
Rua-ells. The finest assortment ey o offer
Cd In shis market Call and procure..a pair
Tor . present. for your sweetheart, relative
or friend.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

A great deal Of the coal oil being ,old in
this place is sbominsble stuff. II ia only
quoted in the market a. seven and bali
cents gallon.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

The Masonic supper was oct as largely
attended as il wc,ild have cen had tbs
weather been favorable. but considering
all things IL was we'll pat ouizad.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

The D-linqn mt tax liat is small thu
ye7r. only about half dozen 'rartS heir'
ah hver,ised and most of them through neg
livence on the part of the owners of th'
property.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

Mr.. Joseph Bowman and Miss Emma
Bush we're married on Tuesday mornin.
and took the morning train for Lancaster
The happy couple have the bee, wi'hes o
q host Of friends.
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Vaccination.

We are supplied now With pure Gov
Pox vaccine viru. and will vaccina:e u
our patrons and friends who desire it.
X. b. WOODWARD, NJ. D
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g. T. Law and family spent the Holi-
days with friends in this place. He is still
living in Colunbus but contemplstes 60
ing to Mt. Vernon.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

There is something brough, here in COAL
OIL barrels and soid for coal oil that resem
bles that article in many respects.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

We hear numerous complaints about the
dilspidated condition Of the pavement in
front Of the school building.
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Holiday week were added 10 The Pres
subscripiion list.
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We call the attention OF The reader TO The
professional card Of Wm. Spencer & e. Z
Spencer in another column.
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AT least 6ve hundred persons are
now securing Stone River, in Ruther-
ford County, Tenn, for muscles yield.
ing pearls. The range of value in
pearls which have been found is 50 cents
To S25
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

All Patent Medicine. Drugs and Drug
sisis' Sundries. advertised in this pspe
for sale by L. Clayton.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

Robt. Nichols went 10 Columbus lss'
Monday TO scceps an sppoIntment in the
House Of Representatives
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-01-05

John AndsrsoD Of Mary-ville, Ohio
came down to see his Somerset friends last
week.
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II will soon be in order to talk Spring
election, and candidates will begin to
swarm. The prospects for lively contest
over the primary is aatterinR.