Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M B Friedbcrgcr " 24 60 (Spears & Col 1011 " 2 50 John McUowau Witness Ticket ... 2 20 W A Nicholson Jury Ticket. 34 35 E 11 Wallace 9 00 * J D Smith 2 00 Crnhnni & Craliain.....*' 11 C K Robinson Jury and Witness Tickets 8 20 Foster & WilkitisJury ticket 30 00 Farr & Co Witness and Jury Tickets 33 70 W O Connor Jury Tickets 15 85 T McNally " 21 40 Wm Filer ? 9 00 Charles Bolt " 30 45 J T. llart 9 00 II. Schoppaul, Witness ticket 6 05 .1 II llice Jury Ticket 4 50 C Bolt Clerk's fees, Ac 105 00 * Hubert Beaty Bridges 125 00 Thomson A Monro Medical account l'oor House 64 25 James T Jeter Trial Justice account 43 20 J. 11. Boss Board Equalization Stationery Ac 25 35 T. M. Littlejohn Trial Justice fees 17 50 Frank Millwood Constable account 21 27 D Jolm.?on Jr. Trial Justice account 42 25 S S Stokes " ? 21 25 II L (Joss Hunt Treasurer's Office 25 00 r Dunn for Pnnn & Co Poor House Supplies 3C 00 Dunn & Co Jury and Witness tickets 29 70 P Dunn Jury and Witness tickets 15 00 James Hardy Ulacksiuitliitig Poor House 4 95 II J Thompson Jury Tickets 54 00 Foster Si Wilkins on account of Pauper 25 00 J H Kodgcr Jury ticket 12 25 John Kodgcr " 15 80 11 F Kawls & Co Poor House 4 00 U. W. Hill Hoard Equalization 23 75 S. R Thackston Bridge? 00 00 W W Hice Witness ticket 1 70 Nimrod Sharp Jury ticket... 4 80 B B Foster Bridges 10 00 W Morchcad Witness and Jury tickets 8 85 1* J Davis'Poor House 15 00 Mm. Jctrerics County Commissioner 100 00 Wesley Sncllgrove Constable account 0 75 Win Hill Hired Hands 09 90 Win Hill Clerk ; 50 00 D. 1* Duncan Poor House.... 15 00 Wm Hill for A C C Humphries Jury ticket 0 00 II B Foster Trial Justice account 35 00 D. P. Duncan for County Comm'rs account 1870.. 133 00 " " " 1877.. 148 80 J. F Bailey...*'..." 1877.. 74 50 " " " 1877.. 79 00 W L Ooudclock"'*...""1877.. 92 70 " " ' 1877.. 141 00 90,003 00 RAILROAD TAX. Aug. 2 11. F. ltnwls Coupons 794 50 W. K. Blake Printing Bonds 98 03 >< 1111 i . i iiuiiuts i uupuris IX) ?>U 20 ?^.lv U-i ' it.' " Sept 4 Foster & Wilkins " 140 TK) F. II. Counts " 21 00 Oct 0 K. 11. Wallace Cashier " 010 00 30 " ' " 717 50 Nor 0 1). 11. Duncan Prea't.. ? 2,009 (M> 20 " " " 3,493 00 1878. Jan 8 E. 11. Wallace Cashier " ?r>07 50 80 Foslcr <t Wilkins " 182 00 Win. Hill Clerk on account Coupons " 105 00 ?10,577 03 PAST INDEBTEDNESS. Aug 2 D. P. Duncan Past Indebtedness 380 00 Charles Bolt ? DO 00 11. Macbeth " 140 (Nl 20 11. M. Stokes " 75 00 H. Macbeth 1(H) 00 Sept 4 Charles Bolt " 4 50 Win. A. Bolt ' 10 (X) E. It. Stokes " 34 00 Oct 23 F. W. Kison " 1150 N. 11. Kison & Co ? 1 05 Jesse J. Mabry ? 20 (H) J. 11. Jeffries " 45 00 James E. A light ry " 142 00 30 W. I). Humphries " 4 35 S. M Wood ? Ill 50 J. C. Hunter " 9 50 5 B, A. (Iregory " 12 80 I. C. McKissick 19 95 11. J. Thomson Administrator of T. W. Me Bride ....... 70 80 Jasper Gibbs 1*. I " 141 72 K. Mnclicll 2<X1 IK) John L. Young *' 39 09 M. B. Friedburger " 39 81 John llodgcr " 30 21 1*. M. Aughtrey " 0 20 .mine* iiuniy " I- 20 I. (!. McKisvick 26 00 k (ice & Humphries for G. 11. F T " 18 00 Wm Filer " 7 60 llViuiglian ' 2 60 .Tan?6* A II Auglilery 17 00 J T l'risock .1 (K) Harris & Farr 4 20 A Tulles on 7 8(1 .1 A KsIos 1"> 0<) John C Tinslcy 16 40 11 8 llealy !18 (Ml .Icll Gregory 7 (Ml John II Kkcllon 1 3ft Foster & W'ilkins 8 80 41 8 Greer 2 40 ,C Gape 1 60 James Grant 2 76 fSmith Wuo.l '.I 16 4' Moses 4 76 T MoNally 38 60 W A Nicholson 60 0<) U Y Kawls 2 26 Gihbs H Co 10 04 > XV F West 8G 00 Itice k Kawls 10 00 U It Kawls 33 00 J T Ilill & Co 70 (to 1' A Cummings 2<?7 08 Simpson Harvey 1 00 ,1 W Cofiehl 00 J' Itiiun 60 <tt> A W Charles...., 60 00 | G Mfkixsick 26 00 J' M Cohan 46 00 Giles West.,, 3 (Ml it x II k-'i..1 'r i? i...? <> >?? II It Iif| 1 II ill >? w Fob ' (' Marian lor 0 llnrlan... ;t 00 I, K Fowler.,,,,,.,, .1 <h> Y H lloho 11I <Nl Win Hill Stationery 1H ImI 11 I. Ilailcy ?fj .s:', It Macbeth., 100 INI r -T Davis r, f.? 4t John Fiiucett -" 10 00 John Ofinent 13 33 March 12 T J Jones 26 00 WOW Going 12 00 Nancy Griftin 2 IX) K 11 Rnwls 11 00 T J Foster 1 50 James L Strain 20 00 11 Macbeth 75 00 $3,011 00 RECAPITULATION. ORDINARY COUNTY TAX. Checks of County Commissioners $0,003 51 RAILROAD TAX. Checks of County Commissioners....* 10,507 03 PAST INDEBTEDNESS. Checks of County Commissioners 3,011 90 Halnnce Ordinary County Tax in hands of Treasurer 143 53 " l'ast Indebtne.ss Tax in hands of Treasurer 71 77 " Railroad Tax in hands of Treasurer 251 17 COMMISSIONS. On Ordinary County Tax 123 75 " rnst indebtedness Tax 61 93 " Railroad Tax 216 56 Abatements 81 70 Nulla Bona Taxes 212 63 County Tax Tendered in State Bills... 109 04 " " on land not advertised and carried to l>u plicate for 1877..... 12 87 " " on laud forfeited to State.. 7 73 $20,945 02 MISCELLANEOUS, 1876 RECEIPTS. Nov 2. To nett proceeds of 4 bales cotton $160 41 Dec. 13 ?? " 126 28 To Liccusc fee of J. I{. Sims 100 00 To Lijcnse fco of T. J. Jones 100 00 To amount received of II. II. * . 1). Byron 100 00 $595 69 1876. EXPENDITURES. Nov. 14 Cash paid Foster & Wilkins...$235 54 Dec " Cash paid A. W. Charles 82 75 " IB OHsh paid H. J. Thomson 68 43 13 Cash paid A. W. Charles 73 85 Cash paid Dunn & Co on Poor House account 15 00 D. P. Duncan for Poor House.. 25 00 Cash paid Faucett on account Pauper 16 00 Cash paid W. P. Harvey & Co. for Bacon for Poor House. 88 90 $595 47 By order of tho Board of County Commissioners. W. HILL, Clerk. Executrix Sale. I WILL sell, to the highest bidder, before Union Court House door, on Snlcsday, the tith of May next, nil the Judgments nnd choses in Action belonging to the estate of William 11. Gist, deceased. TERMS, CASH. The purchase money to be paid immediately after the sale. M. E. GIST, Executrix, / Per It. V. Gist, Agent. April 12 lf> Jit. XoUcc to TroHpaNNcnt. ".A.^stf "JJMVfaJly*otlier" way trespass upon my premises. All parlies disregarding this notice and detected in so trespassing wilt be prosecuted to the utmost penalty of the law. T. 11. BATES. April 19 10 2t* HARD-PAN REACHED! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! TTTE are now receiving a well selected Stock YV of SPUING GOODS nt prices to suit the times, CONSISTING OF I>RY GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. CLOTHING, FROM THE COMMONEST TO THE BEST ENGLISH WORSTED. C ASSIMERES, VIltiilMl AND NORTHERN. PRICKS DOWN. STAR SHIRTS, Made in tlio Host Manner and of CIIOICKNT MATKHIAI,. LADIES' AND GENT'S LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. A LARGE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENT'S Silk Tips and Kid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings, Exhibition Itufllings, A NEW AND FULL STOCK OF Ladies', Gent's and Children's Hose. Corded and figured Piques, IN GREAT VARIETY. Linen Handkerchiefs. Parasols, latest styles and colors. Hardware, Woodenware, Tinware. BRIDLES AND SADDLES. SADDLE 15 LANK ETS. TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. Our Stock of Hand made and Custom-made shoes, CAN'T P.E BEAT. Kvrrv i*nir Wiimintpii ROCERIE^ Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, llice, (irist, llacon, Flour, Salt, Corn an?l Corn Meal. We arc determined lo sell. Call and examine our goods and compare our prices. <si;i: A Hi NriiKiix April 10 Hi if ? CHEAP LIVING! I ll 1. I\\I.It MAN SIIPPM1D1 THE subscribers are now prepared to supply tlie cilixcnsof Union with their Family Plantation supplies, in ANY QUANTITIES ?AND AT? LOWEST CASH PRICES. Wc Have k J lint ltccciv4<l 1 Car Load Bacon I 1 Car Load Flour ! 1 Car Load Molasses ! 1 Car Load Salt I ?ALSO? Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Cheese and Maccaroni, Mustard and Spices, Canned Corn and Tomatoes, Canned Peaches, Expressly for Pies, . Canned Pine Apples, Canned Salmon, &c., &c., SUPEBX9.Ii HAMS, And every other article in the Grocery line ; together with a SUPPLY OF CRACKERS. All cf which wc arc selling at tho tho^lowesl prices. Call at SPEARS A CO'S. ('heap Cask Store. April & 14 4t The State of South Carolina, l/l'C/iVl'i tlf l/ATIUAT. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. Mary A. Faucctt, Thos. IV. | Hogg, Leonora Leitner, IV. J. Dawkins, Rebecca J. Dellency, Sarah E. Trapp, Elizabeth Dawkins anl W. H. Getger, Summon?. against. S. Morgan Dawkins, a*Excc- F _< utor of the kwt ?r testament of William Dawkins, deceased, 8. M. Daw- n r r kins, Mary Martin, J. T. Dawkins, Sarah Bradford, Elizabeth Bradford, Wil- ? . . . liam T. Dawkins, Martha Complaint J. Dawkins, I.ula K. Dawkins, Cora E. Dawkins, Willie R. Dawkins, Rebecca no Henry, Susnn Connor, Mary Dawkins, Coralie e , Crotner, Ophelia Dawkins, ?-crTCU Rhett Geigor, Edward Gcigcr and Ida Geiger, Joseph M. Dawkins, Peter Dawkins, Elijah W. Dawkins, Defendants. To the Defendants above named. YOU arc hereby Summoned and required to answer the Petition in this action, which has been filed iathc office of the Judge of Probato, for the said County, and' . scribers at their office, No. !l Law Range, Union, y S. C., within twenty days after the service here-" of, exclusive of the day of service ; and if you fail to answer the petition within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded iu the petition. Dated, ltllh April, A. D. 1878. SII AND k MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorneys. JOS. F. GIST, Judge of Probate. To the Defendants, Peter Dawkins, Willian T. Dawkins, Martha J. Dawkins, Joseph M. Dawkins, I.ula E. Dawkins, Cora K. Dawkins, Eliiah W. Dawkins. Willie R Iiswkina It?. becca Henry, llbctt Gciger, Edward Gciger, Ida Geiger, SarivU Bradford and Elizabeth Bradford. ' Take notice that, the Summons in this action,4 of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the oliice of the Judge of Probate for Union County, in tho State of South Carolina, on lli* 17th day of April, 1878. Union, S. C., April 17th 1878. SI1 AND & MUNRO. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. April 10 16 6t W H Y IV O T GIVE ME A FAIR TRIAL? P. T. LEMASTER, CARPENTER and BUILDER, TJ IS I O IV, H. C. ESTIMATES given on any kind of work at any time. My inotfo is, Lowest Price! Rest Work ! Shortest Time ! T R Y ME! I*. T. LFJIANTEK, is agent for n'l kinds of Pictures and Picture Frames and cord, Ac. Parties can save 100 per cent by giving their orders to inc. TRY ME. I?. T. LEMASTEK, Agent for Japanese Taper Carpeting. It <s handsomer, cheaper and better thun Oil Cloth. T 1< Y I T Z I*. T. LFMASTEH, Agent for Talent Taper Hooting. The fact that there is 25,000 feet in use in this town and vicinity is a sufticient recommendation for it. 1 am prepared to roof houses of any size and warrant the same. Estimates given on npplica- S tion. You can save $2.25 per squaro by using it. T11Y IT. An.il r. n " II 30-H0RSE POWER ENGINE FOH HALE. I II AYR a good thirty-horse, second hand, stationary Knginc which I will sell low. For particulars address mc nt Alston, S. C. M. CIIAPIN. April 10, ISTft 10 If Sheriff1 s Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in May next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, y> wit : One tract of land located in Union County, containing one hundred and five acres, belonging to the estate yf Miriam Goings, andbounded Tiy lands of 1). D. Goings A. G. Bently, Wm. Sprouse, 11. R. Fowler and C. I.nwson ; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of Miriam Goings, at the suit of K. E. N. Fowler and Julius Fowler, by their guardian, against Charles Bolt as Administrator of Miriam Going, deceased; undone bay Horse as the property of the same party, at the suit of the same parties. At.so. One tract of land, located in Union County, containing one hundred and thirteen acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Asa Smith and the Gold Mine tract worked by Utly, and one bay Marc, as the property of Cyprian Fruitt, at the suit of William A. Lancaster. ' A LAO. One Piano Forte and one Sewing Machine and one Harmonica, sold at the Residence of Herman Sclic|tpaul in the Town of Union, at the suite of Charles Dolt, and Jack & Holland. ALSO. All the interest that FJiza E. Moore has in three different tracts of land, looatad in U?i?? c*anty, In WognfflrvJTte TdwnshTp, to wit: One tract of land known as theNott Mine tract, containing about one hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Dr. R. A. Cntes, Dr. John It. Little, W. F. Kison and Dr. A. IV. Thomson. One tract known as the Uutledgo tract, containing (34) thirty-four acres, more or less, bounded by lntids of Dr. John 11. Litllo, James Hyatt, the Not Hold Mine, Dr. A. W. Thomson and others ; And one tract, containing nine acres, more or less, bounded by lands of R. A. Cntcs, Peter West nnd the NotlGold Mine tract; levied on and to be sold for the interest that Eliza E. Moore has in said lands, at the suit of Alexander Williford, against R. B. Moore and Eliza E. Moore. ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday, the seventh day of May next, at the residence of P. P. Hamilton, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, one lot of corn, supposed to be twenty or twenty-five bushels, and one lot of cotton seed, suppocd to be twenty-five bushels, more or less ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Wiley Jeter, under a lien execution of Gee & Humphries, against Wiley Jeter and Silas Gist. ALSO I will sell, on Tuesday the Seventh day of May next, nt the Residence of Drury D. Goinir, with in the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, one bureau, one large Chest, two Feather Beds and furniture, ono Water Stnnd, one small llox, one Side Saddle and one l'ot; all levied on und to be sold as the property of the Estate of Miriam Going, at the suit of K E. N. Fowler and Julius Fowler, by their Guaidian, against Charles Holt as Administrator of the Estate of Miriam Going. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. April 11, 1878 15 3t MEW ARRIVALS S. W. PORTER'S CHEAP CASH STORE. :o: III AVE just returned from Market where I purchased n heavy stock of all kinds of Goods at the very lowest prices, and 1 intend to give my customers the benefits of my low-priced purchases. MY STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER J3IXY GOODS OF THE LATEST STYLES. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF IVOTIOINS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LAI)IKS AND GENTS' R n M M r T C AAin LJATO w v .? ? I. I w n IV u II n i o. A FULL S'lOCK OF HOSIERY, Tlic Bent Make and Lafoul Styles HOOTS AIM) SJIOK8, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Ties. :o: OR OCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a slock as can be seen in Town. HARDWARE! For Plantation, (<iarden and Household Use. In fact I have got almost anything you can call for, ami I ain determined to SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. CALL BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE. S. IV. PORT PIC. March 29 13 tf TlTilOm business yon can engage In.? I $"> to $20 per day made by any *LJ UK/ JL worker of eillier sex, right in their own localities. Particulars an I samples worth $."? free. Improve your spare time at this business. Address Stisson & Co., Portland, Maine. March 15 11 If. Fair Warning. A LI. parties arc hereby fairly warned not to hire or interfere with the hands in my employ, I have written contracts with them all, properly witnessed and filed in the Clerk's Office. Those violating this notice will be dealt with ncP.firtlintr In 1 lift Inur nrnliiKif Siw# fS I * "t Mount Tabor, S. C., April 4lli, 1K7H. W. A. MOOKIIKAD. ' April 12 15 2 ms. Green and Dry Hides. [Wlf.T, pay the hijrlurt price for any number of Ureen or Dry Hi?lc?. JOS. STRAUSS. Jitn.25 4 (T. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS AND MECHANICS! THOSE in Want of Threshers, Engine*, Ileapeis and Mowers are info, rued thai !hc> can SAVE MONEY by oililng on us, as wo bell the best of obery-' * tiling in this line ami cheaper than any other house in the County. Wo offer cheap, to closo out a consignment, 1 VALLEY CHIEF REAPER And MOWER, Price, $185, at 4 Months. 1 SIX-HORSE CLIPPER STEAM ENGINE, Price, $500, on easy Terms.* 6 CARD WELL' THRESHERS and SEPARATORS, Prioe, $245?in 3 easy FaymenU. i BEFORE YOU PURCHASE YOUR GRAIN CRADLES, CALL OX US FOR PRICES. Show us "Daddy's Dollars" and wo will' dance to your music. Those indebted to us for Long's Chemicals will^pUou o?il ^ o.^n'? *?# . , GIUBES&CO., Agricultural Dealers and Druggists. _ April 19 16 2m READ, AND "Govern Yourselves Accordingly." #? WE have recently received a beautiful stock of HP III N G G O O I) H, CONSISTING, IN PART, OF CalftcooM, lUiiHliiiH, Linens, Piquets, Cottonades,. BLEACHED AND BROWN SHIRTINGS, which we offer at prices that defy competition. 4 * VIRGINIA CASSIMERESI For Gentlemen's Pants and Suits there is nothing prettier or more durable made. VIRGINIA SHOES! Wa A.A A 1- ' ' * "" * ? uiu.igi-ius lurinc Winchester, Va., Shoes, manufactured expressly for LADIES AXD CniLDltEX. For style, comfort &n?l durability, these shoes can't be excelled. Notions, Hosiery and Gloves !. EXAMINE OUR 3 bulton 50 cents Hid Ulovoa. our stock Is complete in all tho FASHIONA11LK SHADES. See our beautiful assortment of LADIES SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND TIES. 11'/? A HE SELLING ELEGANT SILK BUTTONS lOcts per dozen ? ? WE CAN SHOW A NICE Stock of Cuffs and Collars, Ladies' Hose lOcts. per pair, Tins, By the Single Paper, Cent*. We will not, at this time, endeavor to enumerate the many bargains which can be obtained at1 our establishment. Our stock, in every department, is full, and' our motto is, QUICK SALES ANI) SHORT PROFITS t" SPEAKS Ac COLT ONi March 20 13 If A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT J.T.HILL & Co's. :o: WK have just received a very largo Stock of the latest Styles, and PHETTIEST PATTERNS ?OF? LADIES DRESS GOODS, of all kinds of Material, which wc oiler for sal? at (ho VERY LOWEST PRICE S*. TOGETHER WITH Fashionable Trimmings, Ladies' and Gent's Hose, Linen Handkerchiefs, Longcloths of all Brands, A fine Slock of Notions, LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES. A I>AROE STOCK OF HARDWARE, for Mechanic's Domestic and Plantation use. GROCERIES:' Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Rico, Bacon, Flour and Lard, Salt, Spices of all kinds, &c., &c.. Our stock is new and complete, ami we propose to offer every advantage to purchaser*, by keeping a full supply of goods ami by selling, as cheap ns can bo bought in any store in theCounty. We invite all to call and sec for themselves. .1. T III I.I. *V CO. March 22 12 <f.