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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08
Our Agricultural Exhibition.

We hope that our our farmers will bear in
mind that the members of the Agricultural and
Mechanical society ofth:s county are determined
to spare no pains in making the exhibition this
Fall success. Everybody will remember the
misgiSings we had last year, and the abundant
prophecies of the croakers that 1.-The Fair would
be a failure. It was anything but failure.
Everybody was surprised-most agreeably sur
prised-a at the very fair exhibition of field crops
the excellent display Of vegetables and fruits |;
the mechanical department made a fair showing;
some new and valuable agricultural implements
were on the grounds, some very gool specimens
Of cattle AMI swine. very good parade Of hor-
scs-Union always comes to the front ON horses.
Above all, the display in the ladies department
was the most gratifying. They always know
how to pile up the attractions, and by their
presence to impart ga fragance more exquisite
than the perfume Of the rose, and tint more
magical than the blush Of morning."
There can be no excuse for q failure this Fall.
The field crops, fruit crops and garden crops
are all fine, and there is no reason why good
display should not be made
The farmers are in good spirits---seel that
there is silver lining 10 the cloud-and are
hopeful of better future.
Let them turn out one and oil, and bring to
the exhibition the best fruits Of their labors.
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MAYBURY PULLMAN & HAMILToN's s
Circus gave two performances here last
Tuesday, and had full tent on each occa
sion. The show was an excellent one from
beginning to end in fact, we do not remem.
ber to have seen bettor one. The actors,
one and all, were artists, and the tight rope
dancing and wire walking were simply mar.
velous. The tent and fittings were clean
and neat ; the costumes handsome, and the
agents and employees attentive and polite in
the extreme. The universal opinion was
that the entertainment was well worth the
admission fee and that alone is high praise
LynchbSrg, Va; Gazette.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

SUCH CoMBINATIoN.--"On one Of tn main
streets of Council Bluffs, Iowa, two houses stand
on either side Of tombstone establishment.
Each house is occupied by doctor, and direct
~ opposite an undertaken PLIES his trade. Next
door to the undertaken lives q third physician,
whose house adjoins livery stable on the other
side. and until recently hospital was the next
building but one. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil
wants to know if any city in the United States
can beat that combination" Well, we can crowd
itPretty close. On one square we have an energet-
10 undertaken 8 Office, livery stable and hearse
repository, drug store and physicians office,
two coffin stores an place where they sell or
guinettes.-Macon Telegraph
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MIR. STo KEs.-Plcase announce that on account
of the "Democrat'c Meeting on the 1lth inst.
wil.give all an opportunity to BE- present, to
greet and hear the Speakers aud pay their res
poets to our noble candidate for Governor,
J. L. YOUNG, C. b.
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We Eadorss tho Compliment.

We Eadorse tho Compliment. IL =,
We and in the Eibertou, Geo., Nan SqsA The
following handsome and, we'll merted bompli.
ment 10 . young msn ,Tho had lived in this com-
mnnfty f5r two years aud by his manly moral
department had won the respect and confidence
of every good citizen. We are glal to hear such
o good report of you, Joseph. you deserve every
word Of praise in it, particularly the handsome
and modest part There never will be Mrs p
jr., fyou don'tiget over that natural modesty Of
yours. Tell the Eiitor Of the New South, we can t
spare any more, although we have "a few more
ofthe same sort left - ~
"BoRN AT PoRT RoYAL."-Such is true of
very handsome and pleasant young gentleman
now residing in Elberton. He is engaged in
business here and has shown his aptitude and
perfect fitness for his responsible position since
he arrived here last Spring. lie is a quiet, un-
demonstrative gentl ,man, who in early life
learned the important lesson of attending to his
own business exclusively, and hence is not in.
clined to thrust himself forward las the man
ner of some are" We allude to Mr.. j. ID. Pope
who last Spring was sent here by Mr.. p. NJ.
Cohen to take charge of the extensive bankrupt
stock he had purchased of the receiver for MIR.
Joseph Strauss. Mr.. Cohen thus showed his
unlimited confidence in Mr.. Pope, as n gentle
man of the strictest integrity and honesty. We
are glad that Mr.. Pope is with us, and we hope
he will locate here permanently. and would
gladly welcome many mere Of the same stamp
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An Appeal from the Women and Children to
the Men OF Union.

We: the women of the W. Z. I. u together
with our "Band of Hope" appeal to you, dear
fellow. citizens, to work for US in the coming
Municipal Election, 20 hurl from our midst this
monster evil, Whiskey. We ask il in the name
of the Great Supreme; and we ask it believing
that you will help us with all your might; and
may Gods choicest blessings rest upon you for
the effort.
Let none of us feel any longer that we are
partners in this unhoy traffic and sharers in the
blghtmg sorrows that follow in its train.
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THE NORTH. .CARoLrSA INDEPENDENT Throws
UP The ESPoNGE.-Charlotte, N. C. September 2.
Colonel Charles r. Jones. Editor of the Charl-
otte Observer, who announced himsel fl some week. 8
go as an independent candidate for Congress from
the Sixth District OF North Carolina, will publish
In his paper tomorrow n card retiring
from the field on the ground that Republican
candidate will probaly be placed in thef field He
adds that the issues are now so drawn in that
he cannot longer continue n candidacy which
enn only result in detrimcnt to the Democratic
Party.
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THE EAITnFUL ExHoRTED TO STAND Salt
Lake city. Utah, September 1.-Jobn Taylor,
George q Smith and Joseph Smith have issued
an address to the Mormon people reciting the
measures taken by the general government for
the suppression of polygamy by means of what
Is known ms the "Edmunds law" and exhorting
the faithful to stand by and uphold the plural
marriage. which they say, sis a part Of our re.
ligion and interwoven with our dearest and ho.
lisst hopes connected with eternity
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AMEs' TURNOUT. NC Mar 7 1873,

ZINES IUFNOUT, N. g, Mar. Z, 1852.
Capt James +. johnson, Charlotte. ". c..
Dear Sr-Your 20 horse power Portable Bay
State Boiler and Engine is giving entire salts
faction. We think the Bay State Boiler and
Engine the best we ever saw in this county. 1t
is running No. 2 saw mill, with n SO inch saw.
We never lack for steam. and can cut 600 feet
Of inch boards per hour. 1t is all you claim for
it-a full government stan lard boiler an en-
CINE and we do not hesitate to recommend il
to any one wanting good engine and boiler.
Yours truly, JAS. A. BENNETT g. co.
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We cannot see how there can be so much less
business at this Postoffice than in previous years
The business the town has greatly increased,
while the population has slightly increased
Perhaps the. larg" amount Of mail matter mailed
at the train has affected the office. We, however,
arc compelled TO think there is some mistake in
rating this office.
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Conc to Market.

Mr.. Harry Cohen, Of the firm off. NJ. Cohen & Bios
has been at the North nearly two weeks buying her
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
Capt A. IL: Foster, OF the firm of Foster wilkins
as gone North for their stock.
D. c. Flynn started for the Northern market immedi-
ately OF er the Rev. JJ Wooahan gave him permission
to take partner in his business.
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s0r Every voter Ill .avor Of the DRY
Ticket" should record his name at the ballot
box next Monday. The Dry ticket should
receive full vote, whether another ticket
is run or not.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

Our SNopBIsH PREsIpENT.-Boston, Septem-
her "A telegram from Newport says: President
Arthur avoided the route laid down..for him and
remains on board the Dispatch at out of the
way points. The vessel was provision for
week to day and information refused as to the
AeItm0y ye IN en- ts Of the President
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The BLAIR TIoMicIDE.-Camden, Septen Der 4
An indictment having been given to the grand
jury against Cant. Halle for the killing of Major
L. W. X. Blair, they found true bill, and the
Court set the trial for Wednesday morning at
half past o'clock. -News and Courier.
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w. c. WALLACE, Sec y
The Biggest Show Yet.

The only show comingto Union Oh this season
that owns its own Cars. is S. X. barrett & Co.'S
New United Monster Railroad Shows The only
Show advertised to visit Union, c. H., on Thurs
day. September 28th. that has q name and char
aoter to sustain, and which hopes TO visit you
on some future time; ka,ying thlt il will give
satisfaction aud exhibit all it ndvertises; max
ing friends who will welcome its return. The
excellence Of this Exhibition is decided by the
press Of other cities 10 be tho best ever trav eed
The following is copied from late exchange;
The large crowd which assembled to witness
the exhibition offs. II. Barrett & Co., both after
noon and evening. on Monday. was certainly
gratifying in high degree to the managers
The large tents were crowded, and at night, not
withstanding the rain had been falling in tor
tents, and tho grounds were muddy aud covered
with pools Of water, the managers were com pell-
ed to put in extra seats, which were i'm ely
| filed. The show was one Of great excellence and
its success in this place may be largely attributed
to the management Of Mr.. Willis Cobb, who seems
especially adapted to his situation. The three
clowns were q pleasing feature Of the show, and
| some Of the local hits they made we're very hap.
py. The horizontal bar champions, Dunbar
| and Reno, were experts. The equestrian per-
formaBces we're Of the highest or der. and some
Of the acts were truly thrilling. Mile Idelletta
and Monseurs Wallace in their tight rope per-
formance were the authors Of deeds of startling,
daring and strength. The bicycle whirling
through the air was q new md interesting fea-
ture. The tumbling was more than good. the
music charming, and every feature Of the stu
pendoua collection Of amusements surpassed the
| most ardent expectation. The show was the
most largely attended Of any that had been in
this city for years. s.-Roanoks Times. Aug. 4 1882.
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The War Elephant, emperor. will he in
Union next Wednesday, Sept. 13. This Elephant
is larger than any other two Elephants now ad.
vertised to appear here. This is no advertising
Dodge, but an item Of fact
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TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices Of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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Big Show, next Wednesday, Sept. 13.
The Union -Lyceum.

The Union .Lyoeum.
We arc requested to announce that there will
be meeting of the Union Lyceum in the Cou,t
House, on Tuesday evening next, at which m
Essay will be readily Col. r. J. Cage. and an
interesting debate.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

Bev. r. p. Franks was painfully injured by
being thrown from buggy with q runaway
ulule pear Lowndesville on August 18th,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

Maybury, Pullman & IIamiltoa's Show, which
exhibits here on next Wednesday, Sept. 13, ad-
vertises nothing it does not exhibit.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

Mr.. Crandal Mackey, son Of ex Judge T. J.
Mackey, received the cadetshp at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, awarded at
Chester August Goth.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08
Religious Service.

BY request ofa number of per, ,ons Rev. A. J. Hires
will repeat his discourse Rcsponsibility" preached
last Sunday next Sunday night in the Baptist Church
at s o'clock.
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Store to be Closed.

Store to be Closed. s 8szs. Il s ;.l:
We are requested to. sta:s -thaA next Fridss,
the 18th, being a holiday In the Jewish religion.
Mr.. P. NJ. Cohen's store will be closed on that
day.
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NJ MARRLED,

FLYNN DUNN. Married, at Union C. II
Sept 5, 1892 iinnsliatsly after nuptial. or De
vine service. by Rev .. J. woolahan. MIR. 70. C,
Flynn aud Miss Julia Dunn, both of Union g. u.
No cards.
consignsss per Express st Union, Q. O. Sept. q
81 Ray, j M Gibbes. Robinson & Allen. r.
W Harris.
Consigaeet p,r Railroad.
X G Ray & Bro, wiibarn L. CO., A A Sa'rsit
X Hughes, X Min,er. L Briggs. W a Moor,
head.
=. gone =, H.!cogNTs. Ag,,
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The Big Railroad Show will be in Union next
Wednesday, September l3.
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Judge Wallace to Speak.

A meeting Of the Union Democratic Cu6 will
be held in the Court House to morrow, Saturday
evening. at o. clock, and will be addressed by
Hon. W. II. Wallace, with c. c. Culp, EIq., as
alternate. All parties are invited to attend
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

DAMAGE ny TBE COScHo PLoop.--San Antonio.
Texas, >eptember !. About one hundred and
twenty persons were drowned by the Concho fcod
and 5000 sheep, cattle and horses were lost.
The loss Of property ranges from $75 ono to
500. 600. The rivers rose fifty feet, Bodies
are coming to the surface daily.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-08

The Ce'ebra'el Pratt Hins vii h improved feel
ers and c"ndensers for sale by FARR Il THOM.
SON Every one guaranteed.
Aug 25 "a 3mk
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Maybury; Pullman s. HamiIton's Circus aAd
Menagerie travels upon its own merits. 1t
will be here on Sept. 49,
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THE LARGEST AM NAL ON EARTH WILL
POSITIVELY BE SEEN WITH 8. ". BARRETT
& CO.'S NEW SHOW AT UNION. 8. c, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2STH.
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II is rumored that Colonel W. II. Duncan o.
Barnwell win run as an Independent candidate
for congress against Colonel Tillman.
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For the Times
Male and Female Academies.

At n meeting of the joint board of Trustees,
held on the 3lst ult.,
Mr.. 3. F. bailey was unanimously elected
principal of the Male Academy.
Miss Phoebe Fuller, Principal Female Acade-
my.
Mrs. b. F, Bailey, Teacher Of Music.
Miss Fuller. Of Atlanta, Ca. comes introduced
by Col. Hugh 8. Thompson, Superintendent Of
Education. and highly recommended by W. F.
Slaton. Superintendent Public Schools, Atlanta,
Co.. in which shool she has given eminent salts
faction as n teacher, by Mr.. J. NJ. Ballard,
Principal Atlanta Female Institute. Mr. John
Isham, distinguished teacher of Atlanta schools
and a former teacher in Union. and by Judge
Hopkins, of Atlanta, whose children she taught
in private school.
Not wishing to occupy too much space in the
Times. only submit to our patrons the letter OF
Judge Hopkins:
ATLANTA. August 22d, 1882
am well acquainted with Miss Phoebe Fuller,
personally and as n teacher. As q lady she has
no superior. 1t is n grave matter to recommend
one as n teacher of children. With n full sense
of the responsibility. I do not hesitate to say
that, rs teacher she is com mpeient. patient and
conscientious. Nm parent or guardian need hes
itate about employing and trurting her. In
every respect she is worthy.
john L. HOPKINS,
Judge, Atlanta, Circuit Court.
Any one interested may call on me and ex-
anime the other letters Of recommendations.
JOHN l. YOUNG. Ca'S. b.
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ADVERTISING.

One square or one inch, FIRST insertion, s1.O0
Each subsequent insertion, rs
Liberal discount made to merchants and others adver
Using tor six months or by the year.
Obituary Notices of ten lines less inserted rce
over ten lines, charged rs Advertise
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The Democratic Ticket.

The Democratic Ticket.
For Governor.
Hugh s. Thompson.
For Lietenant Governor.
John Calhoun Sheppard.
Secretary Of State.
Col j. N. Lipsoomb.
Attorney General.
@. Richardson. Miles.
State Treasurer.
John P. Richardson.
Comptroller General.
w. E. Stoney.
For Superintendent of Education,
REV. ELLISON CAPERS, of Greenville
For Adjuiant and Inspector General,
A. NJ. MANIGAULT, of Georgetown.
For Congisss,
JOHN II. EVINS.
Spartanburg.
COUNTY TICKET,
For Senator.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
House Of Representatives,
C. c. CULP
I.G. MoKlSSICK.
J. r. MINTER.
School Commissioner,
D. A. TOWNSEND.
Probate Judge,
DAVID JOHNSON, JR. I.
County Commissioners,
C. C. SARTOR.
S. d. F. GAULT.
GILMER. C. GREER.
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The Pr.tt revolving Head Gins clean the seed
perfectly and make good sample. See them
before you buy. For sale by FARR & THOM-
SON
Aug 20 "a 3m*
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THREE TINES THE SMALLEST ELE.
PLANT EVER SEEN COMES WITH 8. IT..
BARRETT & CO.'S NEW SHOW TO ,NION, C.
H., ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 28TH.
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The only Show coming to Union which exhibits
Zebra will be here on next "Wednesday, sept. 10, & :
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lido not be deceived in the date Of tho coming of tn
only Legitimate Big Earoad Show 1t will be here on
net wednesday, Sept l3.
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aebults OF the primaries.
EDGEP PELD.-Representatives w. J. Talbert,
W. II Zimmerman. Clinton Ward, @. W Turner
and Calvio Kinard Clerk ofthe Court. }. c. vii.
liams Judge Of Probate, w. +. Roath; Auditor
l.. W. foungblood; Treasurer, james Mitchell
School Commission G. w. Lott County Com =
missoners-Joseph Wise. w. E. Doeby and,
W. L. Nc Daniel.
LAURESs.- Represent entatives-John C. Davis
1. b. Crews, w. a. Shand; Judge of Probate
a. w. Burnside; School Commissioner-Z. l..
Holmes County Com missioners s-John II. Whar.
ton. James, Bell, ]. C. Rasor Treasurer d. p.
Goggans Auditor-G. NJ. Langston.
GREESvILLE.-For Representatives. NJ. r. An
sci. ESQ.,. DR. W. l.. Mauldin. Capt J. J. Mack ey
and Capt W. A. Nc Kelvy. Judge of>probs'e. 8
}. Douihi Register of mense con7eya. CO, T. r
Woodside School Commissioner. Prof j. W
Kenely; County Treasurer, A. II. McDavid !;
Auditor, \. X. Smith County Commissioners.
J. T Biakely. w. p. u. r. Nerves and Archibald
Ramsay coroner, Wesley Freeman.
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Ghe Wt.hlp 0lnion dimes.
II. NJ. STOKES, Editor.
sUBsCRIPTION---ss 90 PER ANNuM.

UNION. FRIDAY, sEPTEMBRE, 8 1882.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

corner of Davis and Pine streets, IN San
Francisco. This will be one OF the most
substantial and convenient buildings IN the
business part of the city, and the same Is
being especially arranged for the hardware
and agricultural implement trade. The
building will be ready for occupancy about
the first of July next.
The Sacramento house embraces with
its departments 40. 800 square feet OF
floor in spacious buildings on the north
side of J, so by IS feet, on Second street
40 by $50 feet, and ON Front street SIS by
$50 feet. Throughout there are two floors
TO each of these sections, and of the second
section 40 by so has three floors, while the
rear half OF that section is but half the
frontage width. The special advantages OF
Sacramento for the prosecution OF then
business are so numerous and great that
there is no article in agricultural machin-
cry, tools or hardware which is not kept
by them, to the benefit of the purchaser,
who becomes sharer in these advantages
such as lessened expenses of the conduct
of the business here, the ease OF shipment,
the small cost of storage, and the centrality
of tais city as to all the main lines OF tran
portation, and direct communication with
all points.
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CARL sTROBEL.
Special Commission House and General
Agency 32I j Street.

Mr. Strobel, an old resident of this
city, is well and favorably known. Three
years ago he established a general agency
and commission business, where buyers
and sellers of all kinds may meet as short
est notice and at least expense, or IN other
words, may have their business attended
to in the most prompt and satisfactory
manner, and with no care required upon
the part of themselves and but little
expense. At this agency the money of the
capitalist Is loaned upon good security or
profitably invested for him. Borrowers
are promptly accommodated with loans
from private capital at lowest rates OF inter-
est. Real estate in the city or elsewhere
is sold, rented or exchanged, and parties
desiring to purchase residence or lands
are able to find at his office a large list of
all kinds of property, and Mr.. Strobel can
at once send them TO the kind and descrip-
tion of property for which they are seeking.
Bargains in city or country property are
offered in Texas lands or mining property
He also purchases or sells for Others live
stock, grain, hops, malt, wine, wool and
wood. The producer and manufacturer
place here on record what they have to
| dispose of, and meet with the least ex-
pense, the consumer and dealer to their
mutual advantage. Eaterprising men find
at this agency opportunities for partner
ship, mercantile, manufacturing or mining
investments, or business chances. The
agency also represents some OF the very
best and most substantial home and foreign
fire insurance companies, and solicits pa
tronage. The thoroughly satisfactory man
ner in which all matters are transacted by
Mr. Strobel has acquired for him large
and increasing business.