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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-08-20
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Railroad Subscription,
CROSS KEYS TOWNSHIP.
OfricK OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, I
lNInN g LOO,

UNION, ). c., August 13, 1886. !
| "HEREAS, petition has been filed with
w the County Commissioners of Union
County, signed by majority of the freeholders
! OF Cross Keys Township, of Union County, in
accordance with the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly of South Carolina, approved
| the 10Th day Of December, 1884, entitled An
Act TO incorporate the Glenn Springs Railroad
Company asking that the question of sub
scription or no subscription of the sum of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars to the capital stock of
said Company, which subscriptiou shall he
made i'll coupon bonds of sad Township, bear:
ing per cent interest, and payable in 10. 20
anu - yeas after the date thereof, us provided
by SAID Act, be submitted to the qualified elect
ors of said Township.
And further, that the said road run through
the center of sad Township aud further. that
'he FUNDS realized ON said bonds to be expended
exclusively in the construction of said Railroad
within the limits of said Township.
And whercds, The said Commissioners have,
by resolution Of their Board xed the amount
proposed to be subscribed, according TO the re-
quest of said petition, ut Fifteen Thousand
Dollars, in six per cent. coupon bonds of said
township, said bonds to be made payable in
equal lnstallmcnts Of l5, 20 and % years, after
tho date thereof as provided in said Act
IL Is hereby ordered, That an election be
held for seid purpose, on Tuesday, the 2lst ,lay
OF september next 1SS6) and that the polls
be opened at the various election precincts
within the said Township of Cross Keys, from
clock A. VI. until L O'clock Z. NJ. Of that
day, at which election all the qualified electors
OF said Township shall be entitled to <ote that
the ballots shall have written or printed thereon
the words Subscription or No Subscrip-
ton.
The managers Of the last general election
lof the election precincts within said Township
are hereby appointed managers Of the election
herein ordered.
SAID managers shall make returns and meet
at the Court House Of said county and count
the votes and declare the result of said election
and certify the same to the Chairman of tho
Board Of County Commissioners Of said county,
as provided by law, on or before Thursday.
23d day Of September, 1856.
By order Of the Board
JAS. T. DOUGLASS,
CHI mn i. c. G. U.C.
COLUMBUS GAGE, Clerk.
Aug IL 81 CT
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CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.
Rooms OF EXECUTIVE DrMocnArIc Con-,

Rooms OF EXECUTIVE DEMoCEATIC CON-,
uNioN G. H., ). g., July 20, 1856.
TINllE committee met at the call of the County
l.. Chairman and the following resolutions
were adopted:
R's"'rci, That the following dates and places
be appointed for tho meeting OC tho different
candidates, for thc discussion Of political 9ucs-
tioH2
Gosncn iii, Towusiip Goshen Hill, Friday,
August ~.
Fish Inm Township Fish Dam, Saturday,
August -.
Santuc Township, Sautuc, Tuesday, August
p.
Union Township, Union, Wednesday August
%.
Rcsoi''d, That Iau.,ri,tcs for nomination at
the rrim"ry erection lie required to sign n
p!ojge 10 abide the result of the primary, and
be assessed the sum of two dollars and fifty
cents to dctray the expenses Of the election, in
Guiding The printing Of tcScis. Tickets to be
ing TO ,hc iormh". Executive Committee accord
cratic Convention. -.
p.y,i,,6 That the committee at onrn TO mcc'
un Monday, August !ih, at l. m. ut when 'me
managers for the different precincts Will be ~"
nuiu,rl There will also hc other Ncr% import
AMI business 10 hc transacted AID iull atlchu
| aucc is earnestly rc u.-'ed
| County Chairman.
B.F. Artnrr, Scc. and Treas.
July 30 ~ Vt
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A'"' "''N ''>'N oh ncIl, let us re-ccCt him
MANY FRIENDS.
We the many friends Of c. Il. BOBO, Esq announce
ms name IL candidate for iii the House of Repre-
scntatvcS >Ucc; to the decision Of the primary cleo
ton. 4.
Inc ifi"mi' -: Mr. JONAS l.. SWINK respect fully
announce hh to the Democratic voters of Union
county, "S cIldtiar for the State LEGISLATURE His
strong and sterling qualities, marked ability and high
character recommend him rs suitable person for tho
p"sl'loh' Cni9n County has more Jealous and
'niu cRl%en; he has been always prompt to perform
every public duty, and his election will bc mcri; ed
tribute to his long and valuable services TO the Demo-
cratic party of this County.
Il. ~ SNklATTi is announced IL, cau,li,ln, for r,
'tel0h TO seat in the House Of Representatives; sub
J'c' 10 the decision Of the primary election.
DR. ). L. THOMAS is hereby announced ,s , ,,rl
dalc 10 represent Union in the uous" of Kcrr,,cp,a
NeS oi next L"sslaturc subject 10 cdccsion of the
primary election.
~ 1hohas Is not only vi the ablcst men in tl.
county, Oui Is Il true and tried Democrat i'm who's,
"huS TIC interests of the County AMI state can le
safely entrusted.
We 'uc requested 10 announce G.. WALTON WHIT
NAN candidate for seat in the House of Ecprcs-n
"NcS, subject 10 the decision of the primary election
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

4 IL. persons holding claims against the estate
n Of u. II. sheldon, deceased. will please
present them to W. :. Gregory. Esp, properly
probatcd and all person, indebted to said cs'
tate will please make payment TO the said ". ;
Gregory without delay.
FRANCES ". SHELDON.
Almiaistratr!X.
July 80 80 1t
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Aug i
ID
Al SANTUC DEPOT,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2Ith

TIE subs ;ribcrs will give splendid Barhc
cue at Saniuc Depot, on Tuesday, the 2ith-thc
day appointed hy the Democratic Executive
Commute for the candidates TO address the
people at that place.
The meats will be the best that can be bought,
and Will be cooked III the best manner. Every
thin. will be provided to make the dinner the
best in the campaign and to make the day pass
pleasantly TO all. JErER u PORTER.
AuT - 80 II
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Notice to IIouScI.crnc,..
In the Town OF Union.

DURSuANr to order of the Board OF Jiea!th
l. you are hereby ordcrc'l to police your re-
spcctivc premises once or moro monthly. in
reference to ccss-pools, pigpcns, all dccomposcd
animal and vegetable matter stagnant water,
&c. Surface water from wells should bc re-
moved, where used as drinking fluid as il is
said to he one of The gcncratvcs of typhoid
fever. Hy order of Council.
II. :. BEATTY lntcndant.
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Guardians Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given, tha, hy permission
IN Of Hon. James NJ. Gee, Probate Judge for
Union county, will, on the 9Th day of Scptem-
ber, 1856, make my final return aud apply for
Letters Dsmissory as Guardian Of Stephen
Pearson.
Al; persons holding claims against the said
Stephen Pearson, during his minority, arc here
by notified TO present them 10 me, on or before
the date above named or they will be forever
barred. WM. JEFFERIES
Guardian Stephen Pearson.
1; fl
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-08-20
Guardians Final DISCHARGE.

n Office is hereby given, that : rcru ssion
y OF Hon. James NJ. Gee. Probate Judge for
Union County. will on !hc III, day Of &cptcm.
Der. 1856 lnNkc lGy final rc,urn and apply for
Letters DismisSory as Guardian Of ". &. Jcfc
rics.
All persons having claims against the said W
c. JcNcrics, dnrinY his minority, are hereby
notified to present them to me, on or before the
date above named. or they will be forever barred
WM. lEFFEElES,
,'uar .iGi. ". q JcNeri -
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Union Graded School.

FINllE Board Of Trustees having secured IL O
Il services of B. c. Jennings, Esq, q gradu-
ate Of the Citadel Academy, Of Charleston, will
resume the exercises Of the school OIL Monday,
Sept. Il. The Public School curriculum will be
taught free. Advcuced pupils will be charged
extra. j. L. COTTON,
Clerk Of Board.
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FOR IROB4TE JUDGE,

hereby announce LIyscf candidate for rc-,lcc;inn
10 the once "i Probate Judge inr Union County sub
J'c' to the decision or tho Primary Election
JAMES VI. GEE
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GAIT. j. 4. DOUGLASS is hereby announced 4 con,i
dac Tor reelection to tho office Of County Commissioner
subject to decision Of he Primary election by friends
all over tho Cnrxry
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FOR COUNTl- iLDITOR.

hereby announce myself candidate for rc-,l,cti,n
10 the the office of Auditor for Union County: subject
The decision of the primary election.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

MIR. EDIToR:-You requested 10 announce r, /,
liAMES u candidate for the Office of County Commits.
soncr; subject to the decision Of tho primary election.
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ihereoy announce myself as candidate for the po-
son OF Auditor Of Union County subject to the ,cc-
sion Of the Primary election W. W. HUGHES.
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l hereby announce myself 4 candidate for County
commissioner; subject 10 the primary election
~ 4,
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The Last Barbecue of the Campaign.
TIE subscriber will give first-class Barbe-
cue at the Hanging Ground, ono milc- and q
35pMIefnE DAY Of the tsr Sq pGS E CAM I'M
paign.
| will do my cwn cooking, and intend this 10
he the first of q series of annual ba,becucs to
come hereafter, and take the place Of the SAY
are Cue
The candidatcs will be there 10 make their
last impression before the election.
Ice water provided in abundance.
WV. GALLMAN.
Aug l3 - II
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s1ha May friends Of : T. PRYOR respect fully an..
nouncc him cnnli.In" sor c.,,-, -.': 49,
lie being thorough mechanic and man OF sound
judgment, will, it elected, certainly I'LL long felt
want in til" administration "f our county affairs.
We hereby present the name of THOMAS j, BISHOP
10 the voters "i Union county candidate for the
oii:,c Of County COMMISSIONER j!ANr FRIEHDS,*
| hereby unnoUuc. IIysclt candidate for County
Commissioner; subject the decision Of the primary
election. GORDON WILLIAMS
~ the solicitation of many friends, | have consented
I" trcom" candidate for County Commissioner; sub
jvct t. The decision "f the primary election.
JNO. W. ANDI.I;St
The rrrIp, at i. ". OWEN present hi, name . the
voters ui Union County candidate for County
Commissioners, subject To- the decision of the primary
election. NJ. owen i i practical; mechanic and
experience dU,n@ the l", year teaches us that such
man in the office oi County Commissioner is needed.
MANY l'EIE>pS
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FOR COUNTY TREISURER.

''' i'p'i ok'-"o prcscut the name uf j. b. L SCOTT,
l"S@ one OI our most prominent citizens for the Office,
ol Count! Treasurer. In 50 lo. we icol that ,
'iot eject more competent deserving man. or one
VINO WI" discharge the duties OF the office more faithfully
IMAM lie WILL Subject - the decision of the primary
North pacvlct. MANY Eru.>u .
hereby announcr myself candidate for Treasurer
oil 'hon County subject To the decision of the primary
cee'to"' COLI MBUS Il. ROBERTSON.
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@ A N D I d A T E S
FOR HOUSE or REPRESEN7,ATy TyVES

The friends of COL l. G. MCk .SSICK nominate him
Tor rccl"ciion to the Legislature. The old war horse"
has done his duty many field let us re-elcct him.
MANY FRIENDS.
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The man! Friends "I REV w ". FOSTER hereby
nominate hiu for reelection To this important office,
which he IN, tlnl - acrrrtahy. lie has proved hi.
,.Iurcicr,. hr hn, treated every one with whole ne
hl, had dra!iu-> with mani! courtesy and justice; hc
i~ the uic .ln hr office Gt+ him. Let his friends,
and they are numerous than they III 1885,,
again rally To his support MANY FEnNn,
Reunion Go. Ill" 18th Rcg't, :. &. Y.
Ts1I!EEE will &c reunion of Go. "II..' 10Th
/ Regiment. :. e. V. at Nj. Tabor, on Sep
tcmbrr lih. SeG.
\ basket dinucr viii be furnished, and all
mcmhcrs arc requested 10 be resent.
+. NJ. FARR,
+. Il. CUpD,
WM. NANDERFORD,
Committee.
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THE CHURCH Els TO-DAY.

W. G. II. U. services at Poberts Park Church
this evening.
1.-The Reign of Law will be the theme of Rev.
M. l.. Haines this evening.
Industrial Education will be Rev. O. G. Nc
Culloch's subject this evening.
Special revival services at the North Baptist
Church. Rev. r. E. Neighbor, pastor, to-day.
Forbidden and Unforbidden Amusementsn
will be talked about by DR.. Gilbert this fore
noon.
'tChildren's Psalm" will be Rev. Geo. Booths
subject at the Sixth Presbyterian Church this
evening.
G. Styes will lecture at the Central Universal
list Church this morning, subject: Prom Jaffa
to Beyrout"
The Labor Question will be Rev. r. v. Hun
ter's subject this evening at the Seventh Presby-
terian Church.
Rev. B. E. Howard, of Cincinnati, will preach
at the Fifth Presbyterian Church to-day, morn
ing and evening.
Rev. A. A. Willitts, D. D., of Louisville, the
well-known lecturer, will preach at the Second
Presbyterian Church to day. morning and even
ing.
Fl. Thane Miller, of Cincinnati. will speak to
the children of the First Baptist Church this
forenoon and will conduct the evening service at
that church.
'.Our Field of Labor" will be Rev. E. j.
Gantz's theme at the Central Christian Church
this morning. Evening, Avoiding the Appear
ance of Evil
1.-THE He'll of a Neglected Life" and King
David on His Throne" will be Rev. @. L. McNutt's
subjects. respectively for the morning and even
ing services at the Fourth Church.
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There We're thirty-four deaths and ffty-six
births in the city the past week.
The Johanna Kinney habeas corpus case will
be heard on Monday by Judge Walker.
Under order of the Circuit Court, Charles Fell
Ter, assignee Of Samuel G. Seaton. has distributed
So. 600 of his trust to the assignor's creditors.
The members of the Tippecanoe Club will
meet at the Mayors courtroom to-day at l:30 p.
NJ. to attend the funeral Of Mr.. FL. H.. Borgess..
Henry Decker. elected committeeman from
the Second precinct, Twenty-fourth ward, is not
the Henry Decker connected with the gas COM
pany. (
Irving Reese accidentally got q leg caught in
a hay press at No. 297 Virginia avenue, last
evening, and it was broken. He was removed
to his home by the ambulance of Flanner e.
Hommown.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James B. Pendergast and Mary e. Pendergast,
Les e. Conner and Joanna Roach. Luther M.
Smith and Jennie Sullivan, J. e. Brown and
Mary NJ. Hawkins.
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was called to the Pennsylvania from the Chicago,
burlington & Quincy railroad. and brought with
him an intimate knowledge of the network of
rails west of Chicago, which has proved of inn
nense value in his present position.
Closely associated with Mr.. Wood in his duties,
and acting in his place in his absence, is George
w. Boyd, the assistant general passenger agent.
Mr.. Boyd is a genial, whole-souled gentleman,
who has a friend in every one he knows. He
lives out on Green street. not too far from the
park. and nextto his work in the passenger de-
partment. he likes the social enjoyment which is
everywhere open to him. He is as industrious as
Mr.. Wood, whose responsibilities so often fall
upon him. He was born in indianapolis not SO
many years ago. and began his railway expert
ence as a clerk in the freight department Of the
Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis
railway. In 1872 he entered the service of the
Pennsylvania railroad as cashier in its passen-
ger department., in 1874 was made chief clerk,
and was promoted to his present position in 1882.
1t will be noticed both are Western educated
railroad men.
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The Trunk Line Agents.

ST. Louis. March 6-The st. Louis committee
OF the trunk line agents mat at the Office of
Joint Agent Depew yesterday, and there was q
general discussion of matters pertaining to st.
Louis east bound traffic. 1t was agreed to exact
on transcontinenta business destined to the
Western termini of trunk lines, and all points
East. the full proportion of rates according to
the Transcontinenta Association tariff and di-
vision sheet which went into effect on Dec. !,
1885, which means that no attention will be paid
to the war now in progress. and these lines will
not participate therein. No action was taken
with reference TO the settlement of old bal
ances. although the question was incidentally re-
ferred to.
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session to-day, and while there was no special
activity or excitement, considerable property
was absorbed. The feeling was stronger in con-
sequence. Foreign advices quoted firm markets,
New York was higher. and the export clearings
from the seaboard were larger. The free pur-
chases of -four for export, together with rumors
of large buying in some of the neighbor-
hood markets to-day, also had a strengthening
effect May delivery 1uctuated between 85c and
85ac. and closed at IS 9-16c. There was an
active speculation in corn, and the market ruled
firm, closing a shade higher. Oats ruled firm in
sympathy, also closing higher. Trading was
moderately active in mess pork. but as the offer
ings were light prices advanced 20 10c, and closed
steady.
Flour firm at former prices. The export de-
mand was good. and additional sales of 10000
sacks were made.
Wheat iuctuated within a range of &c, closing
&c higher than yesterday. The sales ranged:
March. 500 80sc, closing at 80sc; May, SIS $3.50,
closing at So 9-l6c; June, S63 0874c, closing at
Sic.
Corn moderately active and firmer, prices adj
vancing &c and closing &c higher than yester-
day; cash, 37a 038c; March, 371c; May, 400
40sc. closing at 40ac.
Oats quiet but firm; cash, 295c; March. 29c;
May, 32a 032sc; closing at 32ac. Rye quiet; No.
2, 59c. Barley dull; No. 2, 60c.
Flaxseed steady; No. /, 81. 08a.
cash. $40 IS a 10. 371; April, $40. 371 q no. 40; May.
SIC. 42a 10. 90, closing at $10.45 a 10. 47aa; June.
So 90 Z. So, closing at $40. 52a 0l0.5 90. Lard
fairly active and frmer; cash. 6.O5c; May,
6O5 @6. l2ac, closing at 6. 10 06. lac; June, 612a
06.l7ac, closing at g. 10 06. 17ac. Boxed meats
steady; dry-salted shoulders, 3.9004c; short rib
sides, 5.373 05 40c; short-clear sides, s. 65 05. zoe.
Whisky steady at 81. Ii.
Sugar unchanged.
Butter ruled a shade lower; creamery, 26 031c;
dairy, 16024c. Eggs. 124 0l24c.
Re~ceipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, %, 900 bu;
corn, ls1, 600 bu; oats, 80. 600 bu; rye, 4. 1000 Blu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat, Il, 900 bu; corn, 165. 600 bu; oats, 80, 600
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, %. 600 bu.
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THE lOvE-sIOK N
Attractive Qualities of the Florida Senator
who Is Sick in Detroit.

Attractive Qualities of the Florida Senator,
Who Is Sick I'm Detroit.
Correspondents Washington letter.
Senator Jones, of Florida, under the rule of
the tickle little god, still remains at Detroit,
while his brother Senators and the leading citi-
zens Of his State write to him in vain. He is
deeply in love, but alas. his love is unrequited.
Clothilda Palms. the brunette prospective heiress
of some $4,000. 900. does not care to marry a
United States Senator, and she snuhs him at
every point. Jones has been told that his atten-
tions are offensive, but. like King Richard III.
he is trying to bulldoze the young lady into the
acceptance Of his hand. He will fail. When he
does SO he may in despair rush into the arms of
another. Miss Palms is by no means the only
love he has had within the past two
years. He has been attracted to numerous
fair ones in Washington since his first wife's
death. and from his seat in the Senate Chamber
his eyes have roamed the galleries noting every
pretty face. whether it came from the Green
Mountains of Vermont or the warm sands of
southern California. Senator Jones would not
be a bad match. and matchmaking mothers
should be on the qui vive for him when he gets
over his present infatuation. He is only fifty
two years old, and has the health of a young
satyr. Fully six feet tall, he stands upright in
his boots, and his two hundred pounds of fair
skinned flesh is rounded out as evenly
as the marble limbs of the Appollo
Belvedere. Senator Jones is an Irishman,
and his complexion is as fair and
rosy as that of the girls of the Emerald Isle. He
has q regular face, bright blue eyes. and sports
neither whiskers nor mustache to tickle the nos
trils of HE amorous betrothed. His forehead is
high and broad, and his brain. outside of love
matters, appears to be strong and healthy. He
dresses well, and is not unpopular. Senator
Jones is a self made man. He came to the
United States when he was a boy of ten. and be-
gan life at the carpenters bench. While work
inc at his trade he studied law, and was admit
ted TO the bar when Buchanan was President.
He is now serving his second term in the United
States Senate, and is considered one of the finest
constitutional lawyers there. He has a remark
able memory, has children, and his circum-
stances are moderately good.