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SUMNER RESORTS.
Bon Aqua Springs.

dull Aqu0 OpIAuUSs
Hickman County, Tenn.
ON THE NASHVILLE AND TUSCALOOSA r. II.
ll5O Feet Above the Sea Level.
V the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
(morning and EVENING" 70 convey them 70 Bon
Aqua Station, wnsn the Company's omnibus and
Sssni &c ysds 70 desy All
perfect system.
The Leading sammer Resert I'm Ten
nessee-Wfif Open for the Season,
Jane 4, Iss3.
KAGEIPIcRET NEW HOTEL.
with all couyeniences that ample capital COM
mand. Building three stories high, with north
having twelve-foot portieo around the entire
building, 20 yards long, forming a spiendid
torty By eighty feet. Electric bells m each room.
In addiion, there are about 100 Cottage Rooms
view. A place can be secured 70 s1ii ali tastes.
either publ secluded. convenient, cool, In
yiting and and healthy umhef hon H. ~ bs sas
much improved since last seas0n-
Complete Telegraph and Express f.cilitie. In ne
Hotel: also Tesepnone line 70 Nashville. special
arrangements made with railroads Tor reduced
rates 70 visitors, and only twenty-five cents
charzed for each person and one trunk from depot
Read our terms and testimonisls. and come 70
Bon xsqs s whsIs S e.son Of ss1nine psssa1
Among the attractions and convenienccs pre-
scented Tor the amusement OF visitors, may DO
enumerated:
Hot and cold Sulphur Baths
our New ATtihcasl Lake, amply supplied with
boafs and convenient bathing facilities for ladies
and gentlemen who have bathing suits.
Our Billiard Hall aud Bowling Alleys
A Livery Stable, with buggies. etc. for The con-
yenience and pleasure Of the season.
string bend employed for the season
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who snJoy
| the sport and, in . word, all the entertainmenn
| and HoEE than can belound AZ any similar resort
| in the south.
Location elevated and Unsurpassed in ronnntis
beauty
RATES OF BoARD.-For Adults per month; ~
70 SIS. according 20 location, number, etc MI.
| dren and servants half price. Special rates m.1o
with families for the season. Per single well
az SO 20 ST.: per day, q 50 Some reduction uili
- made 70 parties making frequent short vitlo
| HUSBAND. Visiting their families VIII be chsfgcd
| rate given family. We invite correspondenoe.
l Addres CEN T. p NEBLf, President.
JOHN NJ DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua springs. Tenn.
DE- W, A. CHEATEAM, Resident PbysiclAn.
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Chaice Ripe Bananas

Twenty cents per dozen:
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MERCHANT TAILORs.
Slayer & GoIdbaum,
Cor. second and Jefferson SITS.
COTTON FACTORS.
TAILORS,:

II AvING received our entire Stock, consisting
Ii OF all the Novelties from Foreign Markets,
We respectfully invite our Friends and Patrons TO
en- H. We can suit the most festidious.
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select Strawberries.


Fron, Pan Harris frnit farm, received daily.
rion BUCKHAH d CAMPBELL.
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LAND AND TIMBER COMPANY.
LAND AND TIMBER COMPANf.
MEMPHIS
Lald&TimbGr Co.
0fRce---278 Main ST., Memphis.
Capital Stock, 81, 200. 600
L

J. O. Nicely, Jas. Lee Jr., J. d. Mflburn. II. "
Montgomery. N. NJ. Jones, Louis Hanauer. So
Brooks, II NJ. Neely, President; J. W CochranS
Vice President: T. II. Milbum, Treasurer. y. W.
rTyHIs COMPANY WILL CONDUCT A GENERAL
i Land Business in ell the States, selling and
buying in large tracts the recovery Of land1 for
feited for taxes in the different States, and labor
for the establfs usent OF the Cfsy OF Men.
phis as the great Center of the Land and Tim
Der Interest of the Mississippi Valley, and the en-
couagement OF labor and capital from abroad.
H NJ. NKKLY, President
Fw. RoYsrKR, Secretary.
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500 Jersey Waists,

81 so.
100 Ladies' Bingham Dresses, 50 each
100 Ladies' Linen Dresses, 81 so each
81 50 each. O0'
500 best Percale Princess Wrappers. 81 25.
100 Misses and Children's Spring Dresses al
sizes and colors, latest styles fifty cents on the
dollar. -.
100 Misses White Dresses, slightly soiled, re
duced to half price.
go Children's Bingham Dresses, to years, 81
ach.
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POLICE COURT.
A slim Docket for Monday Morning
The Women I'm the Majority
Among the sinners.

Yesterdays Police Court proceedings did
not embrace any heavy business, the dockets
of Saturday and Sunday containing fewer
cases than are usually before the Court on
Mondsy mornings. The very large number
Of cases were sgainst women, and ELECTED a
repetition of the remark from his homer that
"the women are about 70 take the town.
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Our Black Silk Dresses
OUR ELEGANT LINE OF
Black Silk Dresses.

The largest assortment of Nuns Yelling Dresses
in the city, trimmed with Plush and Velvet Rib
bons, Lace and Embroidery.
The prices and styles Of our Linen D'Iude and
Null Graduating Dresses must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
:. 100 Spring Worsted Dresses, worth SO to sl5 at
Our entire line of Ladies' fine Spring Dresses
regularly bought at fifty cents on the dollar.
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Silk Department.
Received 100 pieces of the Guinet's CsIe
brRItd Black eros Grain silks from the re-.
cent great sale made by Mr.. DeForrest the Selling
Agent of these world-Ienowned goods.
20 pieces at sI-worth 81 80. n
20 pieces at 81 25-worth 81 IS.
20 pieces at 81 5O-worth 81.
20 pieces ct 81 75-worth 81 so.
70 pieces at S2-worth 81 IS.
OUR GREAT BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
IS pieces Checked and Striped Summer Silks, from
the recent Clearing Sale OF Messrs. Edward War
bourg & Co., Selling Agents at 30c 40c, soc, 60c-
sold formerly at 6Oc, &C, SOC, 81;
Black Ottoman SILK, 24inches wide, at 81 %
worth 81.
All silk Black Merveilleux, full "a inches wide
200 Novelty silk Dress Patterns at a great re-
duction
All Plain silks and satins greatly reduced.
PARASOLS.
Another cut has been male on the prices Of our
Silk Sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed Parasols
The size of our stock, the assortment and excel
ence OF our styles are second TO none in the South
LACE CURTAINS.
Our complete stock of Lace Curtains consisting
oil Nottingham, Scotch, French Thread aud RuI-
broidered Curtains will be sold at importers cost,
TO close.
TRUNKS.
The best assortment of Zinc Leather Covered
and Solid Sole-Leather Trunks in the city which
during the Festival Week, will be sold at cost
TRUNKS.

The best assortment of Zinc Leather Covered
and Solid Sole-LeAther Trunks in the city which,
during the Festival Week, will be sold at cost.
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Ss{ien1Mra1.


How TO SroP A RUNAwY HoEsx -
Several years ago | attended lsctare
gwen by Rarev, the celebrated horse
'traln.r. in the course OF which he
ola!.nsd that any runaway horse could
be controlled with knowledge OF the
Trooper treatment; what learned from
hiu has sorvs me on moro than one
uucas,on daring the many years have
driven around New York. Rarey' e
.',rec:ions were 40 follows: First to
know that the harness is all right, and
that the bit and linea are of proper
strength; never to drive with aslack
rain, and alwa2s to keep the feet I'M
trAmm.led, ready for any emergency;
second, as aoon rs you hn1 thet TIE
horse ls running away, with AL the
power Of the right arm jerk the holSe s
head to tie side Of the neck p: the
same time springlng TO the lett Of the
vshlckle ready to jump. "a soon as
done Immediately jerk the horse =
head to the left side Of the neck and
change your poa't'on to tie opposite
side Of tho carnage. 'Eepettlng this
with all ones strength and as quick Iy
IA possible The horse must stop HE
speed. Under this treatment it If i'm
possible for him 70 proceed, int it
Iuust ba done quickly SO as not to a.
low the horse TO slraighten hia position
CT to turn around ! have oeeu ran
away with RpyerAl times, and have al.
ways tried E.-eY's plan With Success.
J.
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INTERESTING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOTES.

Maine has E far prospect tor state
Agricultural Experiment Station.
What has become Of the subooil
ers ?" asks MAJOR l'reas.
Mr.. William N %rngerly, Gwyncdi
yenu.. is winterlns 30 3heep.
Members Of the NJ une Legislature
have organized a lac.Aer3 CLUB for
weekly meeting.
Enhl!ace constI'U'es INrge propor-
tlon Of the feed Of the celebrated !toI-
stein herd "t Mesers Smith & Powell,
Syracuse, \ !.
Mr.. =. 3. Woodward, Of IEr .4q5i-
ruhn1c} Ep.tonts:, reminds farmers
that profits come from 5000 crops Of,
small areas rather than FROM large
acreage.
Mr. J T. Dodge fsnres our corn
crop ug worth twice AZ much "a cotton
20 per cen, more than wheat, and on.
~ second J.. 'alue to grass, green and
dried.
How maple sap gets lts Gw eetness
vas tv-torlc Of the Western Reserve
Sugar Makers, but TIE mystery va:
not cleared mp, al Il matter Of course
Mr.. r Sutterthwaite, an extensive
iru.t-rAlser Of Pennsy wanna, accnSes
Cuthb"rt plants Of growing ten ire'
'ush and hiding their raspberries IN
1nass Of foliage.
Cabbage worus are said to have
been KILLED, without injury 20 the
plants, by application Of water IN
pregnatcl with leaves Of pvrethrnm
at the rate Of one pound Of the latter
10 $50 GALLONS Of the former.
Mr.. Charles Glib mentions N W'
.NoD''en1 Jo'rn11 of IgrIcMItswc hay
ing seen in the region Of Saratov, hus.
ga, an apple orchard Of t. GOO trees
wAioh gave employment to 800 PICK
ere aud eiehty-fSs packers.
\ PLANTER who has TESTED f9r him.
elf the comparative va'ne Of VIC lron;
email trees and those OF larger Size
would as general rule take the Or.
mer from the nnrsory even # nc a.
10 pay twice "a much for them.
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the price uf TIE fnil"wjg "rgan r
been advanced To ?lci s'Hcc Inserting H.
elrClrOtNpr.
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The Inner History of n He
IMNrEuhle Event

The recent Peiashght between Ryan
AMI Sull!v,n, wt,la it should receive
,he elnphAtic 'enunclation Of every
Jaw. LOVING clti3en. was N naay re-
sn4cts q moa, remarkable encounter.
Although mere boy, Sullivan Is
probably tie most Formidable phyllis.
ever known. RYan ia also powerful
man but b. entered the ring suffering
terribly from piles and Wa therefore
10 no condition to fight Had he used
S.wavne's Ointment the result might
haze been reversed. We confess We
are a.,oniGned a. the way this remedy
removes all itching pain and soroueso
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Articles upon the latest discoveries,
keeping the reader abreast Of the Zines IN
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Wolkshop, the Fnm, The orcharF, lie
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cinl Financial. Cotton, Cattle, Market ana
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Purc in tone no parent fear iu u'arr
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IHE WEEKLY Sun presents facts un-
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Curious fittings.

A family Of white negroes with yell
low, kinky hair live in Oconee county
tiA.
\ live baby with four arms and
fonr legs rs being exhibited IN Ab6e
Vile county, South CArohna, where it
was born
Mrs. Mary Austin Of Wae''ncto,
Ga died recently. at.~ had been the
mother Of torty-fonr vAl!I.en, Inclnd'
ing SIX 81 Is oftriI lots.
A Young girl, Is wears old, of Ba
YOU Terrebounne, La, has n light
brown beard two inches long and very
heavy except OIL the upper lip.
a spring in st. Tamnany parish
Louisiana, rours forth clear, cold wa
ter al day, bpt at sunset il suddenly
g IS dry. d,schary!nS no water unit
toe GUN rlees.
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sONsUyPTgNN CURED

Az old physician. retired from active
practice having had placed IN his hands bv
an East Indis. Missionary the formula of Il
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption.
BloncAilis, Catarrh. Asthma. and all
Throi; and Lung affections, Debility and
all ne. 1ous complaints, after having thor
oughly tested it's wonderful Curative pow
era in ,houeanhs If eases, feels that it is hi,
duty t., make it known 10 his fellows. Thr
recipe. wit mlI particulars. directions tor
preparation and use, and al! necessary adj
vice and instruction tor successful trent
men, ut youc own hone, will be received
by you by re,u,Tmai', free of charge, by
addressing wltl'stumr or stamped self al
dressed envelope to Or. NJ. E! CASS,
2Dl York st, Jersey City, \. J.
Nov 9-ly.
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nARSFoa THE MILLION!
Foo ChOO'S BaSam Of Sharks o.
PositlSelV Eestocs the llraing, and
is the Only Absolute Cure 70 Deaf
ness known

Thia oil is distracted from a peculiar snt
cirs of emall White Shark, caught IN The
yellow sea. known a. Carchar"don Ron
drlt,ii. Every Chinese fisherman knows il
It's virtues as restorative OF hearing were
disrn>errd bv a Buddhist Priest ahon' TIE
wear 40 lis cures were SCI nuMsiHl'
and many 90 seemingly milacniors, that
,hcrrmedy was officially proclaimed n|c'
the entire Emplrc It's use hrcmnit 70 Ani
ye.sal That for over 300 Years 40 de- n">'
lHS existed amung tn Chinese pcnple
I Sent, charges prepaid, to any address al
4 90 nrl bottle
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NOTICE.

ORcc Of Bo9r6 Of Ho""Y .erdoo' tomnis
snauy @t frcderbk Comfy,
JANUARY IT, 1882.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Board Of Schu"l Comm i-i"np,'S Will Ia
hcld on TUESDAY, AID WWrNEspAY, thc
9th aud tlh o, February. Teachers sa.ar,
and bills uaSsrd viii he paid Oh and ate r
~ odnrsG!,y, Trhluaty l+tn.
lir order Of tie Board.
Feb 81 j T. LAh!N, Scc'y
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Orr 10 Worse We Gunrnn,se TO furnish nowee
10 raw 5000 feet % Hem. ock boards in 10 aours.
yvy 10 AOr.s niH cut 10000 fee. III came time
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hTrUr~rlNG to- LADIES. -- oar mjl
ratirt~ can hrrllv Hil'o Save their a''"o
Meet lhi- Arrl q the l,tcst COW 'inhtun
imgrnvcm cut> III that mG'.' usrinl'i al
um, tic iuptclN"nts, the "se"ing INA
hinc
A1ucu ndrr;t%r" il. - mTt bind tdr fam.
rly use should meet fret Of al these r..
uuir,mrnl>; 1t 4tsrtl he simple iuftN me.
cnanism; it shoulE run olsjIy;ft shdlIi do
a wide range of work it shuul0 hr rs near
" nuieelrss rs possible; II Should hr night,
handsome, durable, ard rs c&cnpaS is con.
sisIent with excellence thrilTh"u'.
These conditions rhr Eight RunnitY,
New lIow"" rc.t.nly meets. |, has Also
several very important and useful attach
mrntS and "nnlirus' OF is twn, "hlch Z"
arlo make good is claim, 10 popular IA,
vnr.
Now a great wany fa,r'.ics Nayc been
ana are still using the Oh mnrhin".-"a,i
Ing for tine Times to improve; waiting Tor
the latest improve mcnts " designs and
mechanical excellence.
Bn, why delay lcngcr? Considering 'ho
low price u, which good n'Hrhne> ale no"
sold aud the improvements, thai ma! been
made now j. a rood r,m" to huE. and the
"NcW Home" specially rrccomncnds ''s"''
To- purchasers on aCCoaut of its superior
mechanical construction ease 81 manage
mrnt and reasonable price Nearly half n
million have been sold in the last three
years, all of which are giving universal >a'
isiNctiUn. This unrivalrd machine Is nlAh
ufu,lurrd hv The NEW HOME SEW ING
MACHINE co 80 Union square. New
York who wish us ~ say ihntnll who VIII
send for their low illustrated catalogue and
enclose their adv crlisrnrnl lprlnird "nnn
OF her pngrl will receive y sci OF fancy al
ycrtjstnu novelties Of value 10 those col
lrciDg cards, &c Jane 20 or
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LYDIA E, PINKHAEasIS$'3,
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Iso Positive Cure

Toy ri! .hooo pnin"ol Complaints and Weak nesses
30 eotnnon 1" urr or.t taas lc populntisn.
A Medicine for Woman. Irvcntedty Woman.
Prepared ~ Woman.
TIE Gr.,tost EecsI Discovery Sine tho D.~n: NStoy
e1>.trcy.rrs the droop!ng spirits lnvig and
h.irnonscs tho organic functloaS gvcs elasticity mn
to the step rN~tors the RntIra !Isro 70 's
60 sni Pinto on tho pale cs'Ak q WOMB: tho irsai
r,,,cs 0f ESe's Epr1ng and early sJ'n'nar time.
81 ?dy ,lCiano Use II mi FreScr1e II Freely 'fes
/ renores fln.noa fatu' 7cr destroys oi e ,ytf ,
That fc>Im; Of bearing down. ctI ing rotn wciH'
uni heck,che Is always icr.nnn'o' cured ~ u'
+ or tho cure OF killcy CoIn,.iirtS Of either ID"
this Carnpaani " uusu-~ nssed.
LYDIA z. PINEnAa,s HLraP pTRrFJrR
vi | eradicate every Soil'u OF un"'h iiu'h l. G
Blood erd give AMI strength to to ~ Stt!n, q
man E, oluar O, child. lnsi-t IN Ia lax ii,
Both tho COMPOUND nn II so4' pnriGnr sra rrgns, u
OF md 22j Western Avcava, Lyvu, Mass PRICE IT
either a. Six ott FOR g. G"nt y, csi! in the form
&; p.Ns or Of loyca-'s, on receipt e r.co n 70 hr1
f,re.rhr. Mr.. Ftlkhan fr"tg n"'w.c'. !Ietfer' Of
ionn,ty Eneios9 Get stsr,r sead Tor pamphLA.
No fairly should 10 without LYDIA r piNKHtNN
Liver rfftS. They chr" constipation, bhDu'-E..
Aud tgr,idiIy of the liver, y cemsa per box.
ESsold by a., Drnsgisls,-aa ~
;zs{f.zzzsagzt I- Ill
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Hear What the Deaf Say F!

j has pert ned q miracle IL my cast.
nave no uauuihlg noises ia iut head
and hcar much better.
a4>n been gr ulivbcnrti
W irntnrsS helped n great ttT'I-N,Nlh
another bottle wi. CuIr i"".
Nv hearing is much uru ti'rt
have received uulu,d BENEFIT.
NJ, hearing j. improyn!
1t is giving rood satisfaction.
Have 5rru g,'aIlv hrurt'tcd -"d an
IriotclG, that saw liIr notice OF Il
Its virtues are unQurstiounhlc H"' Is
curative rnraricr absolute, rs "rl'r'
can personally testify, both from "AWn
rur; aud observation. Write at once I"
HAYLucK & JENNY. Dry Street, New
York. enclosing IL 90. and Won will re-
Crive by return + mrdy that VIII rnnht
YOU to hear like ANYBODY else and "lr"s'
curative effects will be prmancnt. You
viii never regret doing 81 Editor a'
Mercantile R"r,rr
tS~'lo avoid loss in the nails, please
send money 10y registered rr'cr
Only imported by liAI..OCk x JENNY
Sole Agrt.ts 10, America Dcl ST., = !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17

A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof
With Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road from Charlotte and all points North thereof
b. with Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina
G. With A. and C. Div, r. and d. r. R., from
oil points South and West.
ID. With A. and L. Div, r. and D. K. r. from
Atlanta and eyund.
E With A, and niv-. r apd d. n. n. -sse.-
| all points South and West.
F. With South Carolina Rail- oad for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North.
With Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta Roll
road for Charlotte and the North.
u. With Ashcvile and Spartanburg Rail-
road from Hendersonville.
ii. With A. and C. Div. II. and D. r. R.,
from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard Time used is Washington, d. c.,
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT, General manager.
]. w. FRY. Superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Passenger Agent.
ID. CARDwELL, Asst General Passenger Agt.
April 15 ID If
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TRIED REUIPES.

From au experienced housekeepcr, for
many years at the heal of Maryland hotel,
have these recipes by request. l not
'n!y found them excellent on her table, but
equally so on my own. The chow chow is
made in very simple manner.
DUMpLINos.-Take two pounds of bris-
ket, piece off the brcstplate or chicken
Put on to boil early, with half gallon or
gallon of water, enough to make jelly for
dumpling'. Put in little pepper and salt,
onion and parsley. Take a scant table
spoonful of lard, with salt, pint and more
OF flour. Roll out and cut it thinly in any
shape. Have the pot boiling madly, and
drop them in while very hot. They only
need fifteen minutes boiling. Put your
potatoes in before having the pot well boiled
and nearly done.
CHOW Cuow.-Onc peck ofgreen toua
toes, one dozen of onions, cne pepper, two
tablespoonsful of celery seed, one quarter of
pound OF white mustard seed, and two cents
worth of cloves. Chop and salt over night.
Put pint Of salt in the tomatoes and
onions over night. In the moi ming draw off
the water through a colander. Put all the
ingredients in with the tomatoes and onions
Pour on good vinegar to cover them, with
ateacupful Of good sugar.-4mcrican Far
mcr.
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POULTRY.

Best trio-1 cock and hens-improved
barn yard fowls..."........... .........$ 8
pair Brahmas, Cochns, Dorkings, Dom
iniques, black Spanish, white Leg
horn, Houdan. French Games, Turk
eys, Bremen geese, Pea Fowls, Mus
covy ducks, each ............ ......... 2
Best and largest exhibition of pgeons...~... 2
Best and largest exhibition of live birds..... 2
Best and largest exhibition of poultry by
one ""..""..-.....-..-.... 3
DOGS.
Best pointer dog or bitch-Setter, New
foundland, Shepherds dog, each...... 8
Best fox hound-dog or bitch greyhound,
terrier, each. h......................
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BLINKERs.-Thc question has often
been asked, "Why do horses wear binkers?"
We cannot answer the question. 1t seems
to us they arc useless, ugly, and, to some
extent, injurious to the cycsight The most
beautiful feature of the horse is its eve. if
it were not "hid from our gaze" it would
serve to denote sickness, pain or pleasure.
Many time would driver spare the whip
on seeing the animals imploring eye.
The argument in favor of blinkcrs is, We
believe, that horses are afraid of passing
Carriages. This objection, if valid, is Of
little weight, as such timidity would soon be
overcome. We trust, now the cruel bearing
rein has been cast aside, that blinkers will
also be abandoncd-a course which would,
We feel assured, be attended with advantage
to both man an horsc.-Lancct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17
CONNECTIONS.

Through Coach for Hendersonville will be run
from Columbia daily.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17

hH0 A week made at home by the indus
On ~ trious. Best business now before the
~ ~ public Capital not needed. We
will start you. Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere to work fer U.S.
Now is the time. You can work in spare time,
or give your whole time to the business. No
other business will pay you nearly as well. No
one can fail to make enormous pay, by engaging
Mt once Costly outfit and terms free. Money
made fast. easily, and honorably. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
Feb 20 8 1y