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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02

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NUS Dem 6irten6ricie oes bo6piten &ii6ofs
Sobann ambroiiuS Batteriou pon
Columbus.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-05-11

Lii. oT tons &. CALuorN.-C"onel WN,i1m
Pmckncy Siarke will soon begin the preparation
Of worE on ;he Life Of J I'm &. Ca'h"ur,
aul IL OIc Is more competent 10 discharge 50
delicate and oncrou> q task. Colonel Smrkc Is
one of the mast gifted writers in the South. f:ni
he has Host iutclliS"ut comprehension of Cal.
houu's stntesmuIshiu, and fully appreciates his
great character. His thorough knowledge OF
the great Caroliniau's public career, and his
earnest sympathy with all of Mr.. Calhoun s
patriotic efforts behalf of his State, make him
peculiarly fitted for the labor he has underta-
ken, ard South Carolinians especially will receive
this announcement with delight and satisfaction,
because they will realize that full justice is to
be done the memory ofher greatest son. have
recently received a letter from Colonel Starke,
in which he mentions that he is seated in q
chair used by George Washington and writing
the table Of J. G.. Calhoun. Under the in
spiration of such surroundings he must certainly
make successful - Columbia
Corrc&pon icncc iugusta Chronicle.
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A Cotton Fac tory in Union.

We arc authorized hy responsible ccn'leman
ia j. tom to say that ne will make ono oftor'y
to rni,s :,ij', 600 Tor the purpose Of building n
Cotton factory in the county oc Union.
Surcly there are forty persons in this County
who cru command - 900 each, or eighty ST.
GoO, or one hundred and fifty $1,000, and are
willing to subscribe it to such laulablc and
profitable enterprise: Or, if tbsre are not a
sufficient Eumbcr able to sontr3dt6fhose sums,
there are hundreds able and willing 10 subscribe
smaller amounts, from 500 to $500, TO make up
the necessary total.
The ball OF Enterprise is now startei in this
County, in the direction we have long tried to
send it, and if there is any spirit public enter
| prise among our people, now is chance to SHOW
it. Who is there in this town will meet the
! offer Of our public spirit friend? Who wi!
/ come forward and help US to arouse public
! interest in this matter?
\ nucleus has now been offered around which
may be gathered ail the enterprise Of the town
and County Of Union, for the future advance
mcnt aud prosperity Of every industrial ami
/ commercial interest, and unless those among u=
! whoarc most deeply interested, have settled down
with the deter minn,ioa that hey rW do nc'himJ
towards encouraging amy enterprise that will
! cnurc to- the public welfare, We have light 10
expect that the business men Of this town will at
once take some determine action; in the IN after.
! Not only trade is going from this County every
day, but with it goes almost cvTy dollar OF
capital that can possibly be takcI from business
here, to be invested in property md enterprises
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What is the Matur.

The Board of county Commissioners held
their regular non,hly meeting last Tuesday and
u large number of crclitors ot the County were
n!cmcc upnu being iuIOrmcl tha: the Treasurer
having again iSilca to report any money in his
hands, they were not allowed To draw cnccks on
him. The result was, many poor creditors OF
the County offered their claims at great re-
luc;ion from their face.
This cry of 'nO report from the Treasurer,
is becoming iuconvcnicntly monotonous to those
who hold claims against the County, many of
whom travel from ten to twenty miles anl return
homc with nothing in their pockets anl tha, cry
ringing III their ears.
1t is now about six months since the Tax book
were closed. The old Treasurer has male his
final settlement with the Comptroller General
and there Is a good balance to the credit of the
| County, which the Commissioners are anxious II
pay out an the ere j;orS staml greatly in nee |
OF. but only report has been male to the
present Board since they came into ciiicc, in.
stead Of one every month. according to law
Some one Is ut fault, that's certain. and the
creditors are compelled TO suffer serious injury
! from it. 1t arises. no doubt. from either over
carefulncss or unintentional neglect, for both
character to permit suspicion ot wr ,ng to reS
upon them. That it Will ''aiI come out right il
! the emil NJ one doubts, but there is c:idcntl,
a great want Of business promptncss that does
! injury u the credit of tic County rs. we'll as in
/ liviuualS
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Q N
RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION.
OFFICE OF CnCNry COMMISSIONERS
Union, ). e.. 9th May, 1882.

| NIiiENEAS II Petition has been filed with
w the County Commissioners of Union
County, ssncl by II majority cf the freehoidcrs
OF Goudrysvic Township, of Union County, in
accor dance with the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly of South Carolina, approved
23l day Of December, \. d. 1882, entitled IAN
Act to renew and Imcni an Act entitled an Act
to incorporate the Union, Gahncy City and Ruth
crfOrl Railroad Company, approved March 18th
1878, asking that the question Of subscription
or no subscription of the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars to the capital stock of said
Company, payable in Bonds of said Township. as
provided by said Act, be submitted to the quail
fed electors of said Township. And further
that ''the funds realized on said bonds to be ex-
pended exclusively in the. construction iof. said
Railroad within the limits Of said Township, on
the most practicable route, crossing Pacolet River
amy point not exceeding one and one half miles
above "Sknl Shoals Fori' and Thickcty Creck
in the vicinity of "Owens Ford"
-lnd rhereas the srl County Commissioners
have by resolution of their Board, fixed
! the amount proposed to be subscribed, accord
ing to Ic request of said Petition, ut twenty
five thousand dollars in seven per cent. Coupon
Bonds of said Township said bonds to be made
payable in equal instHllmcnis of sixteen. twenty,
twenty four and twenty eight years after the
date thereof, as provided by said act.
is hcreby ordcrcd, That an election be held
for said purpose, on Saturday, the 23d dpy ef
June, next; and that the polls be opened at tho
various election precincts within the said Town
ship Of Goudcysvillc from O clock a. NJ. until
o'clock p. NJ, of that day, at which election all
the qualified electors of said Township shall be
entitled TO vote that the ballots shall have writ
ten r printed thereon the words "SuLscri ntion''
or "No subscriptions"
The Managers of the last general election for
the election precincts within said Township, are
hereby appointed Managers of the election here
in orlerc |. Said managers shall, make returns
and meet Mt the Court House of said County
and count the votes and declare the result of
said election, anl certify the sam, to the Chair
man Of the Board Of County Commissioners of
said County. as provided by law on or before
Tuesday, the 2Gth day of June 4. ID. 1883.
BY order of the Bo .rl.
G. G. SARTOR c. Il c. C.
{. GAGE, Clerk.
May II 10 II
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GENERALIZATION will confer favor me,
AMI do service to many old soldiers. if you
will be 'od enough to give notice through your
paper that all claims for artificial limbs will be
paid in full at the very earliest eriod, and that
parties entitled to the same will receive notice
from this Office u. soon rs there are funds i'll the
Treasury for that purpose.
The records of this office being accessible to
any one wishing to examine them, certain par
ties have obtained list OF these claims, AMI
have been Offering to purchase them from the
holders ut II heavy discount, or to collect them
on commission thus giving the impression that
they have facilities for eXpcditing their payment.
This action is absolutely without the authority
or sanction Of this Office, and earnestly advise
holders not to part with their claims to any
agent, but to deal directly with this office i'll their
settlement. | ask that you will give this notice
entirely in the interest of these poor old vetc-
rams. Respectfully,
w. +. SroNEY,
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GrEENviLLE ENTERPRISES The Greenvillo
i,usn seed oil Company will probably turn the
b .itvr part If their meal next year into ferih-
zers. locating their factory at the mill 1t will
he snl at very much cheaper rate than most
of the guano now on the market.
The furniture factory is one of the most sue
cessful industries at that place. The number
of hands has cen increased and the sale Of the
articles manufactured is extending over n wider
area Most of the timer used is obtained from
the mountains in this State. Since the establish
ment of the factory its work has been confined
to the lower grades of furniture, but during the
coming summer hands trained in tbs. fp4E. work
will be employed.
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Comptroller General
Severe Hail Storm

Last Saturday night, about S clock, 4 sever,
hail storm passed over the section ofthis County
on thickcty Creek, between Draytonvllc and
Goudcysvllc Townships, doing considerable
damage to early wheat. Mr. John Il. Jcifcrcs
Informed us that it nearly ruined fourteen acres
OF fine wheat near his residence. The wheat is a
very early variety anl was in bloom when tn.
hail struck il. Many Of the hail stones were rs
large rs guinea eggs. The slorm lasted only
about half an hour, but was terrific while it
continued.
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y FIRE IN GHEENrIILE. May S.
The steam @riSt mill of T. \. Honour, IT. in the
western part of the city, was destroyed by fire
last night. The cause Of the fire is unknown
bat is supp Scl TO have been accidental. Moth
ing was saved except an engine in n damaged
condition. The total value ofthc property dcs
troycd is 300. 1t WAS insured with Cover
4 Reilly, in the Western Insurance COMPANY,
Toronto, for 5000, and with \. II. jenkins, in
the Hartford Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn. for 81 ,OOO.-Sp"cj Rto Wees aad Carrier.
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RIOT At A GEORGIA ll>NGING. Chattanooga,
May i.--Dan Walker was hanged to-day at
Trenton Ga, for the murder of 5. $. Ilardbor-
ger Sand Mountain last October. liar,lbcr
ger was waylal on the highway and murdered
by Walker and Lee Treccc. The latter turned
States evidence and was sentenced to prison for
ten years. Walker met his death without =
trc.nor. lie made long speech OF the gallows.
The fall broke his neck After the hanging Il
row occurred anu ueorgc Bird, a brother OF the
sheriff, in attempting to quel it was shot and
several persons - ere bn lly beaten.
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ApULrERArEp TE>.-Ncw York May Ga
committee of experts appointed to examine
ifty-!ivc cases of ten imported by James Cas-
silly & Co. anil sciz.l by .mcs Davis, Govern
ment Inspector, made report yesterday
declaring the tea TO be impure, adulterated and
,r!alc from exhausted leaves. About 10000
600 pounds of tea will be settled for this year
aul fully one third is Pingsucy ten. 1t is n low
grade and for ten or fifteen years has been doc
torcd in Shanghai 1t is colorcl with indigo,
gypsum. PrrSsian blue aud Oil-somc harmless
and others dclctcrous. Examiner Davis states
that fully 20 per cent, of all green taaa import
Cd arc alultrrtcl
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Tor the Tins.
Will Union Force us TO Build the Road Around
Her.

NUTrn PACOL%r.
Mr. EDITOR the people of this section take
more intercst in the tilt hctwec. yourself and
the Board Of Trade Of Union. than you perhaps
are aware of. You might have told the public
that Union did not appcarto to want another Rail.
road, for we learn that such is the case But,
MIR. Editor, we are not 80 much surprised ut
this fact as wo are at her reasons for such oppo.
stion.
We understand that some of her prominent
citizens argue that should the Union, Gaffney
City ard Rutherford Railroad be built large
portion of the present trade Of Union would be
carried to other points. What n humiliating
confession for Union To make DO they mcaa
to say that ali the trade that could possibly leave
Union has done 50 already and thatthc balance
would follow whenever an opportunity presented
itself? If this be true, what greater vcrifca-
ton of your statement do you wlnt-what greater
could you ask?
Everything seems to indicate that ts'o men
III Union thnIi that Pea Ridge aul North Paco.
let belong to Union or themselves by Divine
right
We woull remind Union that.wc fell into line
when she asked us to assist them in building q
Railroad outside the liHrits Of the State, and
that We think she is acting in bad faith towards
| us by refusing to lend us a helping hanl to
build one throuyh our County.
Can't you, Mr.. Editor, induce some of the gen
tlcmcn, who take such an interest in our welfare
| once every two years, to arouse by their clo'
quence the Ri,. Van Wrinkles of Union or have
they entirely forgotten us in this "o!f year p,
| If such is the case. can assure them that we
cannot forget ihcm as long rs the muddy roads
| last.
Union can by her disuHion, prevent us from,
| building Il Railroad to her borders, but we are
| consoul by the fact that we can build it to some
| other town, and will do 50 before many years
carsc GOCDElSNIlhE.
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go" S,!csday WAS awful dull in town, but
We understand lively business was done on
that day. in the cotton and corn fields. Nearly
NIL the cotton is now planted and all the corn,
except in some Of the coolest bottom lands
From all parts ofthc County we hear that the
wheat continues to look fine. Oats are 'hcadcd
OUT and promises n fair crop, although thin
stands are generally reported.
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Proceedings Of Fair Forest Union

The Fair Forest Union Convened with the
Sulphur Springs Church on Friday before TIE
9TH Sunday in April. The morning being rainy
but few met. Rev. +. G. Jeter preached the
introductory sermon.
The clouds having passed off during the nignt
there n larger Attendance on Saturday morn-
ing. when the Union was org,nizcd 10y clecting
Bro. J &. =. letter Moderator aul &. T. Bobo,
Sec'y. After devotional exercises the subj iccts
published in the programme were taken up in
order, and discussed.
The subject relating to Missions How can
churches be induced To give mere literally to
the support OF the Gospel" received special
attention. Brethren, W. NJ. Foster, +. c. Jcter,
j G. Z. Jc,cr, J W. McCravy, Kennedy, Parrott
an.l others tonk part in the discussion.
We tru*t that TIC rcsU'! Of the meeting will
be larger contributions to the cause of Missions
Our young Bro, Jesse Carroll. real an interest
ing Essay bef,r. !he Union. on Christian life
and duties. No services were held on Sunday
rain preventing. The next meeting Cf the Union
will he on Friday before the 9TH Sunday in July
E: - '--,.'~ ''~-rr, "hrrnh
C..R. BOBO, Secretary
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fY" We arc truly pleased with the change
maic by the Eailronl Company in putting gates
at the ends of the depot platform. They pre-
vent the crowd that has heretofore assembled
there on the arrival Of the cars much TO the
annoyance and often danger Of passengers get
ting on and off, and greatly to the Inconvenience
Of the officers Of the depot. No ore is now
allowed on She platform during train time but
passengers and officers Of the road.
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TENAN FARMERS AND lloRs;: Thieves st
Lpmi3. May IA desperate fight between ~
posse Of Texan farmers and th &c horse thieves
occurred in the lower part Of Indian Territory
near Darlington, on Wednesday, last. 1t resulted
in the killing of one of the thieves, named
Fleming. the mortal wounlIng Of another and
the capture of the third. The dead desperate
WAS left on the prairie and the other two were
taken back to Texas, where the captursd horses
had been stolen.
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Horse THIEF AND MURDERER HANGED
Jacksonville, May "A special TO the Times
L nion from Gainesville, Fla, says John Lee
colored. was hanged to day for the murder Of
c. p. Crockett, white, on the 9th of November,
1882. Lee stole horse from Crockett, who
went with the sheriff to arrest him. Lee killed
Crockett with shotgun. The drop fell at 1915.
Lees neck was broken, and he died without
struggle.
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J. G.. HUNTER & co. X
A StrnWhclrY ECto.

The La t. Of the Prcsh,t ,tcran church will
give social Strawberry Fctc next Tuesday
evening. in NicholSoh's Hall. Mt which Straw
berry aul Cake and frozen Strawberries will be
served, and invite The citizens to an evening Of
social enjoyment. The proceeds will be appro.
priatrl to t." new Church building, which they
hope will Nc completed in n few weeks.
The reception Of the Fetc will commence at
half past six o'clock
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Mns GAINEs's JUDGMENT.-New Orleans Mhy
5. Judge Billings, in the Uaited States Circuit
Court to-day, rendered a final decree in the case
Of Myra Clark Gaines rs. the City of New Orleans,
giving judgment against the defendant for 81. :
925 .GG7, with five FER cent. interest until paid;
with costs.
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Es..yr" The municipal election held in the city
of Charlotte last Monday resulted in a grand
Ar,uper>,io victory. MIR. W. G.. Maxwell, n
talented young lawyer, defeated the radical
candidate for Mayor by a majority of 30, out Of
a total vote Of | ,l3j. The board of Aldermen
are all democrats. Charlotte has set noble
example
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John r. JEFFERIES, Scc'y.


ICLiNES LATEST Washington.
April 2S.--ln the issue OF the N0tionm Iie,c
the Grccnback organ. publShL to day. an in.
tcrcSing paragraph is printed concerning J.
Hendrix Ncl.tnr, the Grccnblck candidate for
Governor Of South Carolina at the last election.
MIR. McI.anc, it appears. is dissatisfied with the
con 'itiun of politics III the state, and has been
trying to !rd out how n Democratic Governor
came to he Cl c;cd. In the pursuit of this in.
formation he has stirred up old feeling in
the State and on Wednesday last he received a
letter, of which the following is a COPY:
''ilEApQuAnr"HS X. X. K.-Wc warn once
Our second notice will bc followed by the black
hand of vengeance. armed to redress the insults
and expressions hcapcd upon our citizens
~.''' Ht"r''''s, o'y hur .rn,, msugrr uuI n,n,,,
will satisfy. The Cycl0ps o: our Lodge has dc.
creed that bnt one head shall fall, and that head
IS thine Your choice is between exile and
summary c%ccution. Therefore, know and be-
Ievc. for II is true, that if You are found in
Columbia Oh the 2Sth of April 1888, You will
be notificd, and if you still persist in remaining,
on the 2.th of April the bolt will fall and YOU
will be numbered amongthc dead. Reflect and
act. In Hight is safety In resistance is death
by order of the Grand AsSizcr d. A. and T. r.
ID. Order r. F.
MIR. McLanc has not sought safety in flight. .
an awaits without .car ;h@ notification amd the
"bplt."
Oh: iIcndrix' !rndrx, lcndriy -. How
couli ynw - aud 10 such u thinr We conf
IDENTIFY hope! that you hui overcome Your Ku
knN lrocli:i'ics; but here you are again. in
the same "ll hlrriN girb. tryi;,: to scare ha-
hcS and negro wpmrI Way. man. II, rocl Ku
kluN world 'yc? wish t, kiN YOU Call your
old klnn together. HENRIK. aul see if every
mother soa III il dom, offer to stanl Guard
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a welcomc
Tho Auditors Notice.

We call special attention to the advertisement
Of tho County Auditor in this weeks issue
Many persons are not aware that the law re-
quircS hat al! ccs to real estate must be rccor-
del in the Auditors office. il. order that the pron-
o. transfers may be made an inc names of the
real owners appear upon tho Tax books. Don't
n' glcct to read the advertisement.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William }. Page Of Marion were
recently presented with No. Is, which makes
the eleventh daughter, with seven sons They
have sixteen living children, one son and daugh-
ter each being dead.
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NINE. WALCoTr REMANDED boston, May g..
In the Municipal Court to-day Nine. Walcott,
charged with leading young girls from the path
of rec,itude and keeping n disreputab!c house,
was remanded to answer in default of S5 600
bail. The testimony of her vicms was shocking G
in the extreme.