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ART SCHOOL.-Inder the direction of
"A Misses nEI ~ and MARTHA BURT Woman's TX.
change Building. SO 5thaye
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi VIII pupils, beginning Tuesday October 20 in
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studio. No 90 MaisOuava
RclrrcnCcH
Mr. ID nnnilnrt0n. President NlNDlF Academy N D6aZl
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Art Scnools-CIty.

I'D MISS CHIsUOIM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory class 49, Boys ClasscL
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WITHIN C. sHoRTLIDGE's ACADEMY

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UOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college. Conditioned OK rejected candidates coached
summer 90 winter FHOFfHAN. rtOckhuhg-. A. nsA
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For Young Ladies-Courtry.

4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Croton on Ilud-
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NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
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sTINHE EBMS,n Springfield, Mass. Family.
Unv aul Nus'r School f0r i.riA Primary Academic,
'l"'''''' MIssi = Poi.rIf. - CHAMrNEY. Principals
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For Boys and Young Mcn-Country

UONE-IIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ BOYs.-HEMPsrEAD INSTITUTE, -.
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Musical Instruction.

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An EMINENT GERMAN NIOLlNISr de-
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RI.

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ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
II ford Conn P.rcnts who unfortunate the man
agomrn Of -r sols vii well prom, ~ The advantages
oiclci BY thi- schooL Address fhANK II. now r. rupt
EKEEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, y. j.
4.d year Prepares business, 'or Princeton. 90.
LumMla AAr .nl MaLLall ~ Y. A D rs. frln.
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MISS j. +. WREAKS,
WI o5g MADTS0N.AVE,
BOARDTNG AND DAY SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES
AND CUILDREN. ALSO
kINDFRGAPTEN
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Echoes from the Fire.

Or. e. L. Murphy, who had his office in the
Drug store, lost n very valuable recipe book
which he had been keeping for twenty-five or
thirty years. This is q serious loss TO the
Doctor.
pr. Manning Smith. who also hai his Office
in the Drug Store. lost valuable sct of Sur
gcal instruments. lie attempted to sAvs'them
but coull not get TO them on account of the
smc ckc.
Mr.. II. X. Smith. Of Sparsnburg, who h,i
come down to sell some books for Cofeld
Petty Il Co.. left his vaise. containing books,
&C., worth over So. in the Drug Store, and
consequently it was burnt.
1t is n remarkable fact that many pcr,ops in
close proximity to the fire knew nothing Of il
until after it was put out, while some who lived
three quarters Of mile were among the first to
reach the fire.
Mr.. j. II. Mckissick has sustained a serious
loss by having his private books and papors
burned. They could NOT be put in the safe of
FAINT, Mckissck Co.. and consequently being
left out were burnt up.
jim Franklin, cOlorcd, while getting water
from the cistern near the depot. fell in and
came very near drowning. The effort of some
persons near by saved him.
The smallest loss sustained 10y one single per.
son occasioned by the fire was ten c>nt,
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Evans. Of rcndictou, are
visiting relatives at this place
Miss Clem Cofeld, of Spartauburg is visiting
her friend Miss Agnes Hill.
Mr.. Claude Bobo Of Spnrtanburg. is visiting
his friend, T.. 7. Mckissick
Col. ". Waldy Thompson. ami wife of
Gafiuey City were in town last week
Our esteemed yonng friend. l.. L. Murphy
has resigned The yard .,ick for q time under
advice of his physicians. and will try his hand
this year in driving the plow in this county
IL Tiny is as successful at farming as he has
been salesman. hc will make big crop of
cotton. corn. oats. &c.
The genial face Of our old friend G. u.
Farrnr, representing Austin Nichols X Co., Of
New York. is to he seen in town. We are al
ways glad to give Charlie hearty welcome
to this, his native village
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by the late fro arc our most esteemed young
friends, Mcssrs. Sartor x Arthur Scarcely
had they opened their doors for commencing
business their stock had not been in the storo
n week-in fact some Of i. was still in the
original packages when the calamity came upon
them. IL was q severe blow, but it did not
PROSTATE them. They aro made OF sterner
alvcrsity to make them despair. With the
same light hearts and smiling face. they de-
velop those high qualities cfgooi business men,
nerve, energy and checrfulness with pru-
dencc and industry to sustain them in adver-
si,y. May God help them out Of their pres
ent trouble.
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The Relationship Solved.

Mn. EnIroE.-In reply II your inquiry in
the last issue Of TmE TIulS - t, the relation
ship Of s. and Il. will say that:
y son aud his father mar,ic,i siS,ors. each
woman gave birth to q son, vino we're the faith.
ers of \. and B. respectively, \. ani i. mar
ricd twin sisters, hence we cnnc lndc that:
4. anl H. were brothers in law
By descent they were :.ri cousins
BY marriage they were 2nd cousins in two
cases:
BY marriage they were "rd cousins
There arc still! other relationships existing
but | will leave them for the students Of Black
stone to decide for themselves. Yours truly.
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LEMON.
A Christmas Trip.

Mn. ENRON parhaps few lines from your
humble friend ut this Juuclutc would prove
entirely uninercsting
The christmas holidays are over, and We
have, as it were, turnel new leaf in the hook
Of life. Hut cannot keep our mind from
going back and taking \ review of the old book.
We are thinking of the many pleasant fa:rs VIC
met, and of the beautiful weather we hal dur
ing those pleasant days.
We left your town on the 2jth, and thought
Of the old adagc, "pleassnt roads make pleas
ant drives, pleasant thoughts make pleasant
lives. We hal not gone far before we came
to a lovely, quiet little town, and there we met
host Of good friends both oil anl young,
oil seemed to say, by their actions which al
ways speak louder than Words thamk God
for another christmas day.
The first thing that attracted my attention
was q company of children marching with ban
ner furied | have forgotten the motto on
that beautiful banner Int was toll that it
was leading Band of Hope, AMI ,h9ught
how appropriate were the words, BhlE Of Xoyc
band against vice, band against wrong. hanl
against profanity, band against drunkenness,
band to protect society, band to protect our
wives, our children, mothers from tho
damnablc curse of intempcrance. !nd thnt
Band is composed of J''dh hore, chor,y. Io;,
readilS perceive that faith comes first Faith
in God, hope in imm )rtaty. charity to all man
kind-so the little Band of soldiers hal first
fsHh, and then they took mp nope and made q
Jdnd out Of it. Hope to alleviate human suC-
fering, hope to rescue the fallen, hope to throw
light into the homes where darkness reirns
supreme. hope to make bal men COOL AMI rJo.
vate their nature, that they might finally obtain
the promise and he stvcl in heaven
Presently dinner was announced, AMI after
which we were askci 20 remain an he w;th
them Mt twilight to witness n christmas tree.
about = J.. H., the bell il the church rave
notice that the hoU. 70. tic chri3imas tree IA.
arrived. \ large crow assembled. ani uii.r
appropriate religious ceremonies hy tho PASTOR
and singing that grand "}d hymn Joy to The
World the lord has Come the curtain fell:
this revealed TO the many anxious li!i,c hearts
the fact that there were many, many rood
things for them. but the best Of all was Old
Santa Claus sitting mp there, with smI,rs show
ing q free heart and good viii tD The lille
folks but he was not at all hansnmc He came
down the aisle greeting the chlircn. whcn "A
little hce cog, sac cn-nCCd % a. tnois Br
came very much alarmed at the appearance OF
the old Saint and barkcd vigorously "a, him
The barking of the dog and the shouts of the
children and the calling out Of names Of those
receiving presents. made it exceedingly lively
and interesting l,r &o,nC tii"e
Upon the whole. | think it Was an occasion.
hat the children OF that town will rcmcrbrr in
years TO come.
Next morning early, | starel on q journey
across the county for a visit to old Cross Erys.
had long, lonely rule. meeting but few,
travelling with none. Arrived NJ my pll home
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Log" letter from MIR. a. 4. Sarratt ono OF
our representatives in the Legislature, informs
us that he has the disposal of u cadetship in
the Maryland Military AMI Naval Academy
similar to the ono sent to COL. VI cKissck
VIII ich we spoke of last week.
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+. g. 1'nIIsER.

EICKLrN's ARNICA SALvE.-Thc best Salve
in tho world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcer.
Salt Rhcum Fever Sores, letter. Chappel
Hands. Cmlhlaias, Corns, and all skin Erup.
tons. and positively cures Files. or no pay re-
qnircd. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents per
ooH. For sale by J. W. Poser & Bro. July "
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Union Again in q Blaze.


About two clock Tuesday morning our town
was startled by the terrible cry of fire, and in =
short time the hames burst from the rear Of
Mcad"r 70. Drug store, IN the new brick
block in front Of Col. John J.. Young dwelling
- prompt as possible our citizens were on the
spot and the little hand fire engine was manned
TO fight the dcronring flames; but the most dar-
ing and strenuous efforts could not stay their
ravagcs until they had destroyed five stores and
almost 93o,noD worth Of valuable property,
"'"''s ''' VI "eio"R'hS 10 our youngest an"
DESTROYED by fir. in the ,rro, conaoor,,;or
oI,out nine wears ,yo and wac rchu;,, with ,,o,.
roofs. and was considered oh,os, fro nroof
The r,l,ouir., i lie, of IN. ro.,.. and ;r.,r
,ucc.
Sor,or \ ,r,hur croc.rs who had hardly 49,,
in thc;r frs, stuck Of ,oods ,rd mucb If !, M,
orcped los, :, u,o irsrror,o 81 5Oo
uo, r.. g.. oo,
c,,n
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,,,,,, a. nno ;,,,,.o q, -no
s. u,x;..;,,. ,,, ::
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N
, E, n,n ,,,,.., :, !. :-
J. \. IIenncmnn. icuelrv: mos, Of the goods
removed with SLIGHT d,mogc
". y. Berley. hardware. mos, Of thc good,
,aycd the damage nearly covered hv insurance
Mrs. VI. Sharkcy suffered considerable loss
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N(t'BI(tI1.

need the room that my Crockery now takes
uP. consequently The cEtire stock must 60 hy
the first of February. Call carly, before the as
soutmem, is broken, aud secure Crockcry and
Glassware at New York cost
LAURENS O. YOUNG
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08

seS- The cotton market is Hat in all tho
markets. Only - bales were sold in this mar
ket last week. Prices at this date as follows:
stains GGI7!; low middhng Iir%1s; middling
Stm8t, good midlling SiGIS!.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08
Spartalburg Items.

Christmas has about played out at this place
Chicken fighting, the most popular of all sports
for the sporting men Of Srartnnburg, stopped
last Wednesday.
Last sunday was very bad day. 1t COM
menced raining abouI o clock Saturday night
and continued all day Sunday. But, notwih-
standing the weather. there was preaching In
some Of the churches.
Our people seem satisfied now that the gap
between Henderson and A.hcvillc is completed
We can, as soon as passenger trains are put
upon the road, go clean through to Chicago.
A gloom Of sadness VAS cast over our city
last Thursday hy the sudden announcement of
the death of Mr.. j. d. Hunt. The deceased
for long time the senior partner Of the
old firm of Hunt and Newman. lie was buried
Thursday evening nj > T. M. when large crowd
Of s.rr1wiuG friends aud relatives followed his
remains 10 their last rc>,lng place. Al tlic time
&c his death he waS n member of the Knights of
Honor aud also Of the Ancient Free Masons
lie was horn in SPar,amburg county. and was 81
wears "f age. "CEOw'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08

to- Mr.. J. H. Davis killed u mad dog ln-r
Monday morning. near Santuc The dog had
bitten a number of other du2s, anl was snapinG
at every animal III its way before he was killed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08
A Card of Thanks.

Mn ErIr"u Please allow ne space in your
column. I" thank the citizen. Of Union for their
timely assistance in removing my stock Of Jew
rlry from my store during the recent fire.
E"srccinils.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08
SerVicea at Mt. Tabor.

We are requested To announce that Rev. W
". Ratchford will preach ~ Mt. Tabor Church
next Sunday, the 10Th.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08
Ihe 00lrehlp 0lnion Gimes
X. NJ. STOKES, Editor.
UNION, FRIDAY, JANUARY &, 1856.
suBsCRIPTIoH--s2 90 PER ANNUM.

peS- Mr.. W. J.. Orchard, retail grocer, of Co
lumba, has filled Liabilities, $1,000; nom-
nal assets, - 200.