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Bss" 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 Potatoe can be saved from one crop
10 The time the next crop comes in. We hope he
VIII give our readers his plan of saving them.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22
The. State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

In the Court of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON. JR.. ESQ, Probate
Judge for Union County.
"HEREAS. j. F. Norman hath made suit
w to me to grant him letters Of admir- istra-
ton on the estate and effects Of JAMES BAR
NETT, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said JAMES BARNETT, deceased, that they
to be held at Union C. H., on the 9th day Of
October next after publication hereof, Mt IL
o'clock A. NJ. 70 show cause, if any they have,
why the sail Administration should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and Seal this 22d day
OF September Ammo Domini 1882. and in the
lOIth year Of American Independence
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.,
Judge of Probate.
Sep % 3S "
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S. II. BARRETT s. CO. s NEW UNITED MON.
sTER RAILROAD SHOWS. THE MOST STU
PENDOUS RAILROAD MENAGERIE EVER
ORGANIZED, WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT
At UNION @. H., ON THURSDAY, sEPrEM-
BER 18TH, AND, so FAR AS TITS CONCERN
ED. ALL OTHER SHOWS SIMPLY DO NOT
EXIST.
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Sad Affection.

Sad Afiiotion.
Diphtheria seems to he raging on the Chester
side Of Broad River. A few days aoo Mrs
Cousar' daughter Of Mrs. Jas. B. Jeter of this
County lost two sweet little children, aged and
years, and another islying hopelessy i'll, from
that dreadful disease.
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, JUDGE mAckEY STILL IN THE FiELp.--C Chester,
s. c., September l4.-Judse Mackey states This
evening that he has reconsidered his avowed
purpose to retire from he canvass and will re.
main 10 the field as the Independent Greenback
candidate for Congress until the last ballot il
counted. lie declares perfect neutrality as TO
the State licket.-T. w. c. in Col Reaisier.
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Day of Atonement,

Tomorrow, Saturday, being the anniversary
fthe Day of Atonement, and recognized in the
Hebrew religious faith as n sacred day, to be
sacredly observed in devotional services, Mr.. p.
Nj. Cohen requests us to state that his store will
be closed oh that day and he cannot then attend
TO any secular business; and he makes ,bc spe.
cial request that will coll on him that day,
on business.
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gsSN Durham, the Greenback candidate for
state superintendent Of Education, and endors.
ed by the Radical Convention as the Repub,i.
can candidate, has been imprisoned for refusing
TO pay his poll tax, is opposed to public schools
and has boldly asserted that a 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 he educo,ed
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Court Week.

Court Week.
Next Monday week Court will commence for
this county. with Hon. w. II. Wallace rs Judge.
No doubt there will be large number of per-
sons here during the term and we hopo the
Editor will not be neglected by those who owe
him. 1t has been many weeks since we saw
the cclor of more than six of our subscri bers'
money, and our treasury is as empty rs q cleaned
gourd.
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The Old Marks Revived.

Thirty years ago Mr.. II. C. Marks was well
known as n merchant of this town. lie left
Union. Ms he supposed. to better his condition.
but time and experience have convinced him
that there are few better places than Union, SO
he has returned to his first love and opened a
splendid stock Of Goods next door to ]. II. Nc.
Kissick's Grocery Store.
His advertisement will appear next week. In
the mean time call on MIN.
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The Political Mixture.

BY reading the extracts we publish from the
proceedings of the Radical State Convention IL
will be seen tina: the members Of that body
swallowed the mixture prepared for them by the
GreenbacSers and hereafter the two parties are
to work in harmony, under the lash of E. w. NJ.
Mackey and the shotgun of E. Is. G. Cash. for
the purpose Of wrestling the State governmeN
from the hands Of the honest white people. md
placing it again in the hands Of the negros and
n few corrupt Office seeking white men.
The mixture is now complete. and whatever
of white there was in the insignificant number
of Greenbackers in the State is now oblterated
by the infusion of the darker element. We care
not which party went into the other, the dis.
coloratiou of the whole is the same. 1t makes
no difference whether spoonful of ink is poured
into tumbler of water or tun bier of water
is poured upon spoonful of ink, the result will
be the same---a dirty mass. y.
1t will also be seen that the Radical leaders are
planning to put their colored followers upon the
war path against tho white people. They en-.
dorse Cash because he can handle the shot gun
so well, and McLane swears .by the Eternal,
that he will be Governor OF have a military
(fghting) government"
The colored people are not SUCH fools as to
allow TAFT, Mackey, Cash, MoLane add sucb
reckless men. to lead them ipto hight, t,withsth The
white people again. Past Experience insthat
line of argument has convinced them that II is
too dangerous IN experiment, and they know
also that their leaders always keep out of such
danger, leaving "pheir colored friends" to do all
the fighting.
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Bas- Mr.. j. II. Maxwell and Harry Cohen
have returned from Market and their new goods
arc coming in.
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8sS~ horse driven by Mr.. Harle, of the
Livery Stable, ran away last Saturday, dashed
on to the pavement in front of Mr. J. II. Ro lg.
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. Hare and Mr.. T. X. Palmer, who was
also in the buggy, escaped without injury.
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CmAnLorrE N q Feb , 1ss.
- E'.f1'ffE, GU q, TOSZ.
capt. James r. Johnston, 1oeat Ban Sta,. ",

capt. James r. Johnston. Agent Bay State En-.
g,nes and Boilers, Charlotte ". g.:
Dear Sr-Ihe l5 horse power boiler and en-
gine bought Of You last year has been runn;no
almost constantly. and has given entire satisfac,
ion. The boiler Is large, and furnishes steam
pientifully, with little wood, and has cost m a
nothing to keep In order. I cheerfnlIy recon.
mend II to all persons who wish to purchase. a.
one or the best and cheapest engines on the
market. WHITE Il ABERNETHY.
Mt. Holly, CASTOR Co., N. G..
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Was 1t the Rascal 7

HaBCaI
We are told that colored man answering the
description of iend who committed the as.
sault upon Miss CASTILLO, near Columbia, vas
found asleep in car from that city one day las.
week Upon being aroused he jumped up and
escaped from the car and has not been seen
here since
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

ne1- Misses Josie Farrar, Agnes Hill. Minnie
walker and Sallie 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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Notice. For Honnestead.

NO.lCE Is hereby given that Mrs Maria C..
~ bisnop has fled her petition In the Office
Of the Clerk OF the Court for Union Conntv
asking that her Homestead be set of out of The
property OF her Iate husband, Clough Bishop !;
and notice is hereby given Of the intention to
have said Homestead set of.
JAMES MUNRO,
Sep 16 81 a,a
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ANOTHER NEW CoNEr.-Rochester, N. Y,
September 14.-Information has been received
by u. u. Warner, Of Warmers Observat ory, that
Prof f. Z. Barnard, Of Nashville, discovered n
comet this morning located near the star Lambda
In the constellation Gemini. II Is rep orted as
being bright in appearance, but the direction
OF its motion has not been obtained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

FIRE AT ABBEvLLH-AbbeyiIIe san,emho~
IA fire on Saturday night, about IL o. clock.
nj the depot. destroyed one car and five bales of
cotton; think ii was caused by n spark being
packed In the cotton at steam GIN News and
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The WARM SPRINGS SoLD-The Charlotte
Ooserrer says: THE negotiations for the pur-
chase of the celebrated Warm Spsi nes-that have
been pending for some time past were brought
TO close last Tuesday. The new owners are
Messrs, Andrews. Buford, Logan and perhaps
other officials of the Richmond and Danviile
Railroad IL is understood that they purchased
the Springs rs an individual enterprise and not
Tor the railroad. The price paid is 500. .(TO
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ga~ II has come to our ears that two or three
negroes have been selling liquor, the sly. since
the bar rooms were closed. close watch
should be kept for such scamps.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

8fB- The storm of the 10th carried away the
bridge over the French Broad River, ut Warm
Springs.
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LEASE OF
20 OR HOUSE LANDS.

oFFIcE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Union Sept 18th, 1882
nN October 10th, 1882, at their Office
~ the County Commmissioners will
Lease out to the lowest bidder. who can
give good bond in the sum of One thou.
sand Dollars, for the faithful discharge of
tho terms Of bis lease, the poor house lands.
One OF tho main duties Of the leasee will
DC to take care OF the paupsrs. Any inf,rs
nation will be furnished at the Office by
the Clerk or on tha. day by the Commission.
els.
By order Of the Board,
j. G. WALLACE,
Clork.
Sop. is 81 a.
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BGy" The F. II. SIS have made their appear
orn,elar6 ,eA sa"a as"art ,at5 ne 'fare tBq rs
lumbia,
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Bss- Every land owner should have o clause
in his agreement or contract with his tenant
that the latter shall sow q certain area in oats
in the Fall.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

BD- Farmers should read the experiments OF
a fellow farmer on fertilizers corn and wheat
on our first page.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

the ARKANSAS ELEcrIos.--Littie Rock, Sen.
show The following vote For Governor. Terry
Dem 87.676; Slack, (Rep.y 69.852 Green
backer) Lag. Total, vote TAT, l69, the largest
ever polled. t 80 49,
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gsS" We call the new Town Councils atten.
tention to the dangerous condition Of the cistern
in front of the McNally lot. The plank is rot
tin" Oh ---o VHo may raIl through and get
seriously injured. if not drowned.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-09-22

BeS~ The oat crop has saved farmers many
hundred dollars this year. Now is the time to
prepare for good crop next Spring.
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gS" Judge Wallace will preside at the next
term of our Court.
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2S9- DR.. Raws and family have returned
from their summer trip to the mountains lie
looks five years younger than when he left He
says Asheville has been booming with visitors
this Summer.
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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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Sep %
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR.. ESQ, Probate
Judge for Union County.
WHEREAS. VIM. Jeferies hath made suit
w to me to grant him letters Of administra.
tion on the estate and effects of II. r. HAMES,
deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and almou;sb nil
anu singular the kindred and creditors of the
said IL. II. HAMES, deceased. that they be
and appear before me. in tn, court of Probate.
to be held at Union H., on the 9th dav ~
October next after publication hereof, Al II
CLOCK a. NJ; to show cause. IL any they have,
why the said administration should No, hs
granted. "
Given under my hand md Seal, this 22d dav
OF September ammo Domini 1882, and in the
10th year Of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR,
Judge Of Probate.
Sep % 80 o.
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S. ii. BARRETT & CO.'S NEW UNITED MON.
STER RAILROAD SHOWS, HAVING NO RI
VAL. NEVER REFERS TO ANY OTHER
SHOW.
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MT. MORIAn.

The Pratt revolving Head Gins clean the seet
perfectly and make a good sample. See then
before you buy. For sale by FARR s. THOM
SON.
Aug 25 "a 3mx
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The Celebrated Pratt Gins with irnpr6ve ed sesd.
ers and condensers for sale by FARR & THOM.
SON. Every one guaranteed,
Aug 26 "a a-x
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nee- Fine Winter calico at ct cts. per yard,
at VIRGINIA STORE
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BS~ Young men who want q nobhy suit of
clothes for little money will find it at the VIR-
GINA STORE.
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neA- Bargains in Bed Tickings, Counter
panes and Ladies Shawls at VIRGINIA STORE.
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B6~ Mr.. c. r. Robertson, Of the firm Of Rob-
erson G,imball is gone to Market for n new
stock.
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DsS" The lawyers are the busiest people in
town now; preparing for Court
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PresiaeaI-H. c. johnson. "
Vice Presdent-J. C. Wallace
Secy and 7redsurer-W. II. Sartor.
These are all young energetic men. and every
good democrat in the Township should enrol
his name member OF the club
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The Little Green Front

Inc Little Green Front
Is receiving the largest stock of candies, can.
ned Goods, Cigars md other good things ever
seen in one store in this town.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Probate.

BY DAVID JOHNSON. JR., Esq. Probate
Judge for Union County.
WTHEREAS, r. Macbeth hath made suit to
w me to grant him letters Of administration
on the estate and effects Of MISS JOSIE BAR
NETT, deceased.
and singular the kindred and creditors Of tho
said MISS JOSIE BARNETT, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the court of Probate
to be held Mt Union G. H., on the 9th day Of
October next after publication hereof, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, TO show cause, If any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 22d day
OF September Ammo Domini 1882. and in the
10th year Of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
Judge of Probate.
Sep % SO 2t
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BeS~ a new line of Gents fine shoes very
cheap at VIRGINIA STORE.
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OBITCAItY.

PEELER.-Departed this life on the 8Ist day
of August. 1882, at his residence in Union
County. Anderson J. Peeler, in the Goth
year Of his nge. lie had been for several years
great sufferer but bore all his nffiiciious with
that christian for,iu9e that had characterized
nected himself with the Baptist church and the
same year was elected deacon lie was ever
looked up to as one of the pillars Of the church
and prncticed throughout life the principles Of
religion, boihat home and abroad. aud when tie
summons came It found him ready to obey the
Masters call. lie leaves many relatives aud
friends to mourn his loss. His example will
be long remembered by those who knew him,
for to know him was to appreciate his word and
love his character.
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The Union Club Organizsd.
At meeting of the Democratic Club Of Union
Township the following excellent selection of
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One square or one inch, first insertion, 500
Each subsequent insertion, 76
Liberal discount made tn merchants and others adver
tising for six months or by the year.
Obituary Notices of ten lines or less, inserted free
ments. ~
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Ghr 0Wt;kln 0lnion dimes.
Il. NJ. STOKES, Editor.
ADVERTISING,

UNION. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBRE. % 1882
UBsCRIPTIoN--S2 90 PER ANNUM.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
coMMENDABLE ACTION.

The action Of the Capital Gas Company.
o: this city. in the voluntary reduction of
the charge for gas consumption bJ It's
patrons. is commendAble, and is especially
creditable to that corporation Tor several
reasons. The reduction from So 90 to 50 Is
not the first, but the fourth made by the COM
pany-gas being So per /, 600 cubic feet when
the organization succeeded to the business in
this city, about six years ago. The reduc-
tions have been voluntary, and not made
under the pressure OF competition. While
the price of the gas has been stead
ily lowered, the illuminating quality
has not deteriorated on the contrary, 1t has
improved The illuminating power OF the
gas of the company now stands at lS-candie
power. and this Illuminating power is more
effective, as judged by consumers, than that
of the gas furnished in San Francisco. The
stock of the company is owned IN most part
by Sacramentans or those practically SO, and
who were until recently residents here, ana
who still have heavy interests here. These
statements are based on facts ascertalned on
the announcement Of the latest reduction of
price for gas furnished by the company, and
it seems to be simple justice to home in
dustry to give it due credit for such worthy
efforts to win patronage, psrpetuate its
business, advance the interests of the
city by the reduction of local expenses
to the minimum figure, and extend the bene-
fits of comparative luxury, so as to come
within the reach Of still larger number of
the people. The company has now laid
twenty-three miles of gas mains in the streets
On such line of pipe mileage, if twice the
number of people resided, there would prob
ably be no considerable greater condensation,
and not materially greater waste than now.
But in several sections where the mains run,
the city is sparsely settled, and there are but
few gas-takers. Yet the Capital Gas Com
pany has reduced the waste Of manufacture
14a per cent, and its managers say they e1-
pect to bring it dowr to 10 per cent In
San Francisco the waste is % per cent.
Waste is from leakage, condensation
in the mains, and gas used at the works
for testing, etc. This waste is ascertained
by taking from the amount made as registered
BY the meter at the works, the amount con-
sumed by patrons as shown by their house
meters, and the difference is the loss.
The new directory of the company has
elected the following officers to manage its
affairs for the ensuing year: j. r. Watson,
President; o. Eldridge. Vice-President; j.
Q. Brown, Superintendent and g. ID. Cum
mipgs, Secretary and Treasurer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, January 17th.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
W. S. Sits. Chicago; Eg5ert Judson. Rev
W. Fl. Clarke and wife. San Francisco Miss
Lottie Blaic. Butte, Mout.; Horace Everett
wife ard daughter, Council Bluffs; II. s.
Ackerman. New York city s. H. Bloomer,
Montana 46 euigrant passengers, including
% males, to arrive in Sacramento January
10Th.
OMAHA, January 17th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive In Sacramento January 21st: h
Greenebsum. Mrs. A. c. Reed, San Fran.
cisco; w. +. Morrow, Chicago; John De-
laitre and family, Minneapolis. MINI; S. FL,
III. Clark, General Manager Union Pacific,
accompanied by his family and j E. Mar.
kel, Omaha Henry Terry. Cincinnati Jas.
Moran, Columbus, Ohio; w. H. Beevel,
Milwaukee; II. s. Sanders, st. Paul, MinD.
NEwHALL, January 17th.-Passed here to-
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
$. J. Bogard, Z. l. Hutchinson, w. j. Lin
vile, A. NJ. Hayes. T. i. Horne, } B.
Clark, John Stein. 2. Stein, L. Stein, Jam 5
s. Robinson, J. Nj. Haskell and wife, j. f.
Tracy, Mrs. J. W. Rlilton, San Francisco
Mrs. A. ID. Kilburn and two children,
Tucson.
KANSAS Cry tMo.), January 17th.-The
following passengers passed Topeka, Ks, to-
day E. D. Sours, Chicago; @. I'll. Stearns
Louisville; Mrs. Bradbury, Chicago G. B.
Hanes and wife, Lawrence; George Wilson,
st. Louis.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
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