Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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it > ? ? ^ ?_ COUNTT COMMISSIONERS* ObHEHS O.N TREASURER W as Follows : Hm Lime to whitewash Jail, Wm. IIill $ 2 00 Hoard of Equalization, 1) Johnson 36 00 Y Salary an Cierk, Wrti. Hill 00 00 Coses IfPl'robate Judges Office, I) Johnson Jr 34 CO J. Inquest fees and Equalisation Hoard, J P Thomas, 23 00 k Poor House supplies, F M Farr St Co.... 43 CO " " " Gee & Humphries.. 86 01 Bridges, W A Nicholson 6 00 Kxpcuses to Columbia Ac., K Macbeth, Sheriff. .. 100 00 ? f?ivrrt Comissioner. Asa Smith.... - 86 87 Sundry claims assigned to RR Rawls... 199 00 " ? W A Nicholson 202 00 Salary as Clerk, Wm. Hill 110 00 -? Sundry claims assigned to W A Nicholson 95 00 ftieting Prisoners Ac. U Macbeth sheriff 6C3 GO Coroners account, T J Greer 26 00 Bridges, J Broxic Jeter 46 00 n ? ir... i iu"o??.i i om I. rvur iiuusu uvcuuuw 1010 uuvi iou?f ruater &. Wilkins 195 00 Bridges, B Q Wilburn..... - 7 35 Rent Tress irers office, Moore, Tinsley & Foster .. 17 50 Btaeltflterifhing fot Four House, Allen & Htftdasou........ v.. 14 00 for Jail " 4 20 Burying pAuper, R W Hamilton & Co... 8 50 Clothing for ratlper, N F Walker......... 8 75 Constatdes account, James Thomas Jr..-.- 18 80 (Trial Justice account, W T Jeter.G 30 -j Inquest fees, V P Butler....... G 00 Constables account, J S Piexico 2 00 ' ? 11 T Hughes .v.-. 8 GO | (Trial Justice account, A R Aughtrey 7 00 G^^ables account, HT Gallman 2 80 I^^Bet fees, H S Beaty 14f 00 Constables account, Jesse Bailey 7 00 Bridges, A R Aughtrey 50 OO' ?Trial Justice account, Thomas Comer.... 21 99 ? " C B Bo bo .. 8 GC CtitlSlables account, P P Hamilton 8 00 11 ?? assigned by L K Fowler td ft B Elson A Co ., ... 21 00 Roads and Bridges, C M Scales and _ John Sprotifte. 4 20 Constables account, JfeBbrflon Gregory.w 16 00 Stationery for Offices, W. Evans & C.... 47 00 Pnkli. t.n.. n.??< ??i nn * ?' !?? A/UIUIIIgO) VMIUVO V* MU ??* 4? VA/ Bridges, P Rice 7 00 " JR Minter 135 00 Lumber for Poor House, J P McKissick 4 80 Bridges, Alexander Henna 14 00 " LCA'CT Mabry 80 00 Burying Pnupdr, George Rogers 0 00 l\>or Honse supplies, Foster & Wilkins.. 81 00 Inquest fees, 11 & Beaty 21 00 loquent fees, T'Muaro 14 00 Printing, R M Stokes.., 70 00 Lumber for Bridges, T M Whlteeides & Co 11 50 probers fees,-0 B H^flrahara., .... 7 50 Svienlry fbr office, David Johnson Jr. 25 90 Bridges, J M Bennett ' 4& 00 Poor House supplies, Spears &- Co ,10 50 Pubiio Building*; James H Rodger.5.00 Board of KquaTixationaftd supplies for office, D J oh hsoa,.. 11 00 Board of Equalueiioq. G WJHHT.' 45 00 " FWEison 15 00 " " J H Goss 27 00 Constables acoount, P H Sims 4 60 Work on Treasurers office, Ira Tinsley.. 16 20 Pubiio Buildings, J II Rodger 95 80 Bridges, W F West 46 00 Trial Justioe account, J C Wallace 46 00 Constable acoount, Richard Rochester... 9 00 " " Major Johnson 2 80 Bridges, A R Augbtrey 12 60 Pauper, Spears A Colton for J Faucctt.. 85 00 Bridges, Jacob Rice 62 00 Constables account. UordonWilliams.... 12 20 Bridges, BO&UW Wilburn 230 00 Poor House hands, B B Bailey Sup't.... 75 72 44 ** account and Jury Tickets, D P Duncan 158 90 Stationery for office, W II Norman 14 47 Salary as overseer, B B Bailey 102 00 Bridges, Barnett & Bailey 102 00 " Paul Austell 1 50 Poor House hands account assigned to P M Cohen - 81 28 ft "Poor House Supplies, D P Duncan 41 99 Mule Killed. J T Douglass 70 00 ?/ Overseer, B B Bailey 50 00 Poor House supplies, Rice A McLure... 45 25 Bridges, B G Wilburn 261 53 $6,952 26 Balance to be accounted for by Treasurer $1,088 52 FENCE TAX. 1879. DR. Origiual Assessment on $2,680,105 for Fence purposes?2 mills $3,860 33 Additional Assessment ....not yet known. Penalty on Delinquent List not yet known. CR. Treasurer's Commission, not yet allowed. Deductions and Abatements. " " County lbs'On lands forfeited " 41 Nulla Bona County Tax 44 44 Amount of County Tax on lands , not advertised and carried to Duplicate..... 4 4 44 Amount of County tax due and unacoopnted for...Accounts not yot made up CR. J. L. Harvey ? ..$ 8 12 F. O. Latham \ .. 1 33 A D Dlack 14 62 F O. Latham 64 00 Z Phillips 4 20 | J W Alexander 17 93 JE L West GO 0 W Bonner 8 60 J L Bryant 2 58 X+ Uldtjobn 6 85 Yt L WooC. 10 67 8. 8 Boltee 1 85 JE A W*Y and R. M Btevens - 31 05 HV A Nicholson 78 35 Y b(4t & Wilkins 80 85 'p B Fowler 10 88 1J. L. and L. Linder 89 87 TJ L tinder 22 50 Miss A 0 T?te 1 60 ^11 II 1? 10 ^^H>hn Kennedy 61 79 ^^Rewlon Rains 1 1? " O B. Tate \??t 2 10 8 8 Be\lrs,....?... 1 84. , v N M Quina. 12 42 ^ ?J \ Black........ ;.?n 02 RoLersop Littleiohn ... 9 20 ?I J Mainmett '....'.'.V.. 12 00 litlll* ? l>r?ier...... 83 08 M D Thornton..... 27 92 I? J3.PRJairi..;...:.'... '^7 25 J L Hirrky 82 48 F G Ltlhim 1. su.i 5 38 A D Block .........i....t it &8 49 F. O. Latham 250 00 z. pbiiiipa 10 so J. W. Alexander 11; 06 09 F. L Weet I!.! 2 40 G W Bonner.. ..!.......... 14 40 N O Liltlejohu 27 40 W L Wood ~ Ml 78 CO SB Boilea ....M 6 60 R Huff ARM Stevens 124 20 W A Nitiholeon 823 75 Fooler A Wllkine 821 89 0 B. Fowler 41 62 R L and L Linder..... 157 50 ? L Lladkf.. 90 00 A 0. Tit?.. o 40 H JI LiUUJahn.....?.*...:...H..' 04 40 JoTin Kennedy 127 17 HlfWn Ralna.... 4 72 tit TaYe............v.:.:;............ * 40 ^ K M 49 70 J A uiv.v.;.v..v............. no 70 Robert** M HO A Carrier J J32 99 >1 L? Thomson Ill 68 Kenborn Dillarri 109 00 Jnmns Wood 68 4G >lo-e? Wood 07 10 41 i? Carrier... ..... 849 20 .1 ll Porter.. 1 60 A '.V Thomson for J R S 405 00 i Win Little 416 46 M J Hammed 46 68 Lewis Yarborough - 150 00 II Boyles . 9 25 J L Young, Auditor.......: 300 00 M. V Tale 4 88 $4,505 34 Total Tax assessed on original Duplicate $5,360 33 Less checks above reported 4,505 34 i' ~ - f Balance fence money on hand $ 854 99 To be increased by Assessment fund . , returned from Audi'-or 300 00 $1,154 99; RAILROAD TAX?1879. DR. Origiual assessment on $2,680,165 for ] Railroad purposes -....$9 380 57 Additional Assessment Not yet known. Penalty on delinquent List " " CR. Treasurer Commissions Not vet nllowed Deductions nnd abatements " " County Tax on lands forfeited... " " I Nulla Bona Tax " " Amount of County Tax on lands not advertised nnd carried to next duplicate " " Amount of County Tax due and unaccounted for " " CR. Coupons, E. R Wallace Cashier $1,617 00 " Foster & Wilkina 70 00 " E R Wallace Cashier 8,542 00 " T. B. Jeter 17 50 " E R Wallace Cashier 8,549 00 $8,796 50 Tofal Tax $9,380 57 Amounts paid out 8,795 50 Balance on Hand $ 585 07 ORtflNARY COUNTY TAX FOR 1877. Taid J. P. Thomas, Inquest fees $ 5 00 J. P. Thonias, Equalization Board and Stationery 41 00 u is uailev, Overseer at the Poor , House 25 00 c Harriet McQloster, Witness Ticket 6 20 j, 11. Macbeth, Sheriff's fees............ 100 00 Steedtnan & Rawls, fee for l'rofes- j sional services 35 00 ? J K Young, Witness Tickets 3 65 0 George Baileyj " " 10 20 8 M Rice, " ? 19 50 8 J R Jeter. ? 6 50 t R R Rawls, Sundry claims 35 00 ^ R M Stokes, Printing 30 00 8 Rice k Rawls, Poor House supplies 9 40 Rice & McLure, Jury and Witness f Tickets 80 00 S B Sims, Constable account 7 OC J It Goss, Equalization Board 10 00 A R Aughtrty, Trial Justice account 15 00 . C F Scales, Constable account 5 00 j Allen k Robinson, B1 lcksraithing for Poor House 7 50 J C Hunter, Bridges 15 00 W. A Nicholson, Sundry Claims.... 25 00 C B Bobo, Trial Justice account... 10 00 $450 95 Balance on hand foi tills fund from Last report 518 72 ^ Balance of this fund $ C7 77 Referee's Sale. R. B. Cunningham and I. F. 1 Order McDow, Administrators of I , q . Est. of W. C. Cunningham, J- of Real Rebecca A. Cunningham et al. | Estate. UNDER and by virtue?f au order passed in the above statad case, at the September Term of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, the undersigned, as Referee, will sell at nnkli. : - c . _# .1.. n . II puvuv uuiui j t iu iruiii ui tuo i-uurv nuuse, hi Union, S. C., on the first Monday in March ? next, All the interest of the late W. C. Cunningham in and to the "Union Gold Mine Tract," formerly owned by West and by Black. Said tract containing Three Hundred (300 acres, more or less; bounded on the North and East by lands of A. W. Thompson ; South by lands of Asa Smith ; and West by lands of Larken Lancaster. Terms of Sale : One-half cash ; balance payable in one year, with bond of purchaser and Mortgage of premises sold. I. D. DUNLAP, Referee. . Feb. 13 6 81 ! Sheriffs Sales. ] BY virtue of Sundry UxecuMons to me directed, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Mouday in March next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, to wit : About twenty-fire bushels corn and about twenty-fire bushels cotton seed ; levied on and to be sold as the property of F. W. Coleman, at the suit of B. H. llice, under a warrant to seise orop under Lien. ALSO. About twenty-fire bushels Corn, three hundred bundles Fodder and about fifty bushels cotton seed ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Andrew Koou and Wesley Koon, at the suit of B. H. Rice, against Andrew Koon and Wesley Koon, under a warrant to seize crop under Lien. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Feb. 9th 1880. 6 8t_ llappy Days Ahead X mHERK will be a hot supper at Mount Tabor J., on Thursday, the 4th of March, for the purpose of raising funds to buy instruments for a Brass Band at that place. The Union Comet Band has kindly consented to be with us on the occasion. Come one come all, and see what the fair sex of Mount Tabor can do. 8AM'L. D. GOUDELOCK, Captain. Feb. 20 7 at Union Hotel Bar. f HAVE lately fixed up my bar in the room 1. UiL'^er the Union Hotel in the most stylish manner, a.*14' received a large stock of the choicest and puree, brands of Whiskeys, Brandies, Gin, Wines of every description and Lnger Beer. An accommodating ana pleasant gentleman will always be in attendanoeto lo ll?* wishes of my customeers. I invite my friend" anu all who want a pure article to call on me. JOHN THOMSOrsFeb. 20 7 lm? "GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I HAVE Just received a new and compUte Stock or General Merchandise, such as DRY 4o.Qp#,. GROCERIES, HARDWARE!, fie., $e., wbieh I will sell at the very lowest prices. I don't intend to let any one undersell me. Come and try me. W. A. MOOR HE AD,., Mt. Tabor Cheap Storti. Feb. 18 6. , , _ 1m M. A. MOORE, M. D., QPPP.Rfi his professional services to the oiti. jens of Uniort. Oflloe in rear or the Court ' n1&u . I NEW 6d6bs. }, 4-4 and Striped Homespuns, Just received by 8FKAB8 k COLTON. Jan. 80 -4 tf JUST OUT ! f i Hood's Great Book of the War. ADVANCE AND RETREAT. Personal Experiences in the United States and Confederate States Armies. .j c . GENERAL J. B. IIOOD, Late Lieutcn't General Confederate States Army. . PUBLISHED FOR THE HOOD ORPHAN MEMORIAL FUND BY GENERAL G. T. B8AURE0ARD, New Orleans, 1880. illlE ENTIRE PROCEEDS arising from the . sale of this work are devoted to the Hood Irnlian Memorial Kiiml. which is invested in Jnited Stales llegisted Bonds for (he nurture, :arc, support unci education of the ten infants leprived of their parents last summer nt New Urlcans, the melancholy incidents of which sad )ereavement arc still fresh in the public mind. The book is an elegant octavo, containing 3G0 sages, with a fine photograph likeness and a ine steel engraving ninde expressly for this vork, four large maps of battle-fields, bound in landsome gray English Cloth at $3, or in a fine ilieep bludlng, with marblo edge, $3 50; m alt-bound morocco, library style, $4, or in best levant Turkey morocco, full gilt sides and sdges, $5. On the receipt from any person remitting by nail or express of the amount in a registered elter or by a postal order, bank draft or check, i copy will be immediately sent frpc of postage, *egistered as second-class matter. The volume is published in the best style of ypography, on elegant paper, with illustrations executed as highest specimens of art. The author, the subject, the purpose, nil alike ender it worthy a plnce in every library, on svery desk, or upon the book-shelf of every louse in the country. AGENTS WANTED in every town and county n the United States, and a preference will be ;iven to honorably discharged veterans from the irroy. _ , To the ladies who feel a desire to express their ympathy with the Hood Orphan Memorial Fund he sale of this book among their circle of friends vill afford an excellent way of contributing subtnntial aid to so deserving a cause. Fur terms, rates to agents, etc., address, with uli particulars, GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD, Publisher, On behalf of the llood Mcmoiial Fund, New Orleans, I,a. Feb 19 7 tf Announcement Extraordinary! [TAKE pleosute in informing my friends And the public genera.ly that I have a tull stdck ?f the very best quality of FAMILY GUOCEllIES, CONSISTING OF Flour, Meal, Bacon, Jjard, Hams, Sugar, OoffeQ, Molassas, Peeper, Spice, Ginger, Starch, Soda, Pickles, Canned Goods in Great Variety, Soap, Candle*, Crackers, Cheese, Seed Irish Potatoes Or the Finest Qualities. Nails, Ponder, Shot, Caps, Prize Cigars, Fine Chewing and Smoking; Tobaccos, Also, in rear of my Grocery Store I have a Irst class Bar Room, where you will find .he very best of Brandies, * Wines, Whiskies, Rum, Qln, Porter, Ale and La^rer Beer. Give me a call and bo Cert tin cad that I have the beet aud cheapest stock in Town, J. W. VINSON. ' Jan. 30 4 tf 18T-CLA88 FERTILIZER^ SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO! NAVASSA COTTON FERTILIZER! NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE Halter'* standard Ammoiilatcd Bone Phosphate. ACCOMMODATING terms for above Standard Guanos can bo obtained by calling on us. SPEARS & CO., B. F. WALKER. Feb 6 6 2m ROBINSON & ALLEN. THE undersigned have formed a copartnership for the purpose of carrying on the business of Blacksmithing, Wagon Wood Work, and the Making and Repairing of Carriages, Buggies, Ac. Said copartnership to date from January 1, 1880. All contracts and settlements must be made with W. A. Robinson in order to bind the firm. W. A. ROBINSON, C. L. ALLEN. Feb 13 6 tf Application for Charter. NOUCt! .* hereby given that 80 days from date we will ?pp.l? to J?mes Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Unio.n County, for a Charter to incorporate the Mount View Hons and Daughters Sooiety of Faith, Hoptf ?nd Charity, in accordance with the Law eiu^owor.'og Clerks of Courts to srant Dowers of Incorporations. THOMAS FAKIL GALLANT HUOH^S. Jan. 80 4 4t _____ ALL perdflns Indebted to Footer k Wilkins by note or accotfnt are earnestly requested to make Settlements a't once, as money we must hare. Jan 80 4 1m Crockery. ALL old *n<l new housekeepers who need OdCkcry will do well to examine our stock. SPEARS k C6LTON. Jan. 30 4 It A IRWIN'S ] T>T^XJ O- NTORE, Opposite the Unicn Hotel. * tf V?DEALER IN? DRUGS AND MEDICINE8, Paints; Oils, 4 - '? < Varnishes, < Dye-Stuiflb, c Hair Brushes, w Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soap. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Shouler Braces, Trusses, Sponges, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelops, Glass, Putty, Carbon, Kerosene Oil. himneys, PIIUE WINKS mid LIQUORS -FOR? 1 MEDICAL PURPOSES. Ill - ? r? - i~iiysiciiuis l rcscripiiona careiuny compounded and Orders answered with Care and Dispatch. The Pubtto wUl find my Stock of Medicines Complete, Warranted Switfln* and of the Best Quality. Medicine at all hours of the night and cn Sunday. h Sep 5 .16 tf GREAT ATTRACTION ! ?AT? " J. H. RODGER'S GROCERY STORE, ^ WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 1 t ti -OF- , , GROCERIES, HARDWARE, is bi TINWARE AND STOVES. J WIIICII he is determed to sell at the very lowest Prices. If you don't beliovc what I say call and try me. I have^ Sugars, of nil qualities. Coffee and Teas, F Dacon nnd Hams, Molasses and Salt, ? Flour and Lard, PINE APPLE CHEESE. Eiiglislt Dairy Cheese. Rice and Christ. J Canned Fish, Flesh and Vegetables. Hardware. My stock of Hardxvaro embraces everything needed upou the Farm, in the Household or hi the shop of the Mechanic. BOOTS AND SHOES. IS this Line I have a very fine Assortment, to which I invite special attention. Prices as low \ as at any other store. - STOVE PIPE. I Manufacture Stove Pipo from the very best G Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. TIIX WARE, &c. I also manufacture my own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans nnd always keep ou haud a slock of every Article needed in that line. 1 ROOFING AND GUTTERING. I AM always prepared to do Roofing and Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. STOVE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. | If there is anything else you want I believe I can furnish it. Call and see. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct "24 43 tf ~ GUANOT GUANO ! 1 First Class Guanoa at Prices, t Lower thitu Ever. f WE offer the following Standard Brands of Fertilizers, delivered at Union free of ; freight: Etllwan DUgolvcd Rone, S29 Cash, by 1st May, 1880, or ?88 by 1st No"., 1880. " tiliano $89 Cosh, by 1st May, 1880, or $45 by 1st Nov., 1880. Ettiwnn Dissolved Rone,?Cotton ; Option, 375 lbs Mid. Cotton. , " tiURIlO, Cotton option, 4501bs Mid. Cotton. Enrekn tiuano, Cotton option, 4501hs Mid. Cotton. Anchor guano, Cotton option, 450H>s Mid. Cotton. Allifton A Addition Star Guano? 1 Cotton option 465ths Mid Cotton. i Correntz A Klttler Amnioniated I>lHHolve?l Roue,?Cotton option 4651bs. Mid. Cotton. Monarch tiuano-^Cotton option 4751bs Mid Cotton. Carolina guano, Cotton option, 480Ibs Mid. Cotton. Palmetto Acid, Cotton option, 375!bs Mid. Cotton. ' " $29 Cash 1 May 1880. ' ' $38 Cosh 1 Nov. 1880. Zell'a A mm on fated Diwtelved Rone?Cotton option 480Ibs. Mid Cotton F. M. FA Hit A CO. Jan 23 8 2ms PLOWS AND PLOW IRONS. XHAVB on baRjl ??*? large stock of the best quality of Iron for all kinds and patterns of PJ?W?, RdtH devises, Heel Scrdws, Bolts, &0., which 1 o'er for sale at the very lowest prioes. I am dleo Agent for the Celebrated Watt Plow, which it now acknowledged to bo the beat plow made for tbls country. Orders for this Plow or . npy other Agricultural Implement will be flllbd I at the ahorteat notice, W. A. MOORHEAP, Mt. Tabor riore. F*b I2f 0 1IU. Eat i Grow Fat! ? *-:o: 250 PACKAGES FISH, 600 LBS. CHEESE. 150 BBLS. FLOUR. ?s,00<> 1 j1>s. IIhooii, lu?,arA Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Crackers. Sardines, Oysters, Pickles, Bagging and Ties Lard, Candles, Spices, Raisins, Citrons, Tea, Baking Powders, Lie. tobacco, nuu uu outer armies usually Kept IN A FIIIST CLASS FAMILY CltOC LHV STOllE. We sball keep a full line of above Goods 01 and and guarantee prices. GIVE US A CALL ad you will be convinced that yon can do ai ell with us as at any other of the surround ig markets. FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. Sl'EAllS At CO. Oct S 40 tf iEE ? HUMPHRIES RESPECTFULLY inform their Customers lX and the people of Union County generally iat their stock of New Goods fur the XLL AM) WINTER TRADE, i now open for inspection. Their goods ban sen purchased at the best markets, upon thi est terms and selected with great care by oneo le firm. THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A FULL LINE OF all and Winter DRY GOODS, TOTIONS, CLOTIIINO, IIATS and CAPS 3nnT^ g \j i , j a, kJA.LV/JLJU> HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, VOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. SADDLES and BRIDLES, PRUNES AND VALlCES GROCERIES, la Groceries we have n complete assortiuent reaft, COH'CCM, Miikui h, Molasses, Flour, Bacon Canned Goods, Spices, flavoring Extracts, dc. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LADIES* AND GENTLEMEN'S rland and Custom Made SHOES ALSO OUR STAR SHIRTS, GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES. We intend to sell on the most rcnsonabl crms and give satisfaction to all who purchas rom us. We ask a trial. UEE ?fc HUMPHRIES, Oct 17 42 tf. FOSTER & WILKDIS BOOTS and SHOES. BUY the best.fo^ they are (he cheapost. Ziej lor Brothers celebrate Hand and Machic nade Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.Kvery pair warranted. Sold only by F03TER & WILKINS. Sewing Machines. I AM Agent for the popular and serviceab Weed and the New American Sewing M chines. They arc pronounced equal to any no in use aud are sold very cheap. 1\ M. COIIEN. Oct. 8 4? tf WOOLENS. OUR stock of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Jean Satiuetts, Flannels, Linseys, Blankets, &< &c., cannot fail to pleaso. Look foryourselvc FOSTER & WILKINS. Oot 17 _ 42 tf B. W. Nam., Lauren*. S. ft. Stokks, Uni< 11ALL Ac STOKES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION O. H., S.O, WILL practice in all the Courts of this Sta I rUIH |JI> itIICIIIIVIl ^IT?U IV UIU l/VUVUIIUU Claims in nil parts of the United States. DM 9 49 t FRESH SUPPLIES;" DRKSS GOODS. KENTUCKY JEANS, BOOTS AND SHOl AT LOW PRICES. RICE & McLORF Ko* 2| 47 t | The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. James II. Rodger, y Copy Summons Fluintiff, I For money ayain*t, > demand. E. Kain, ( Complaint Defendant. ) not Served. To K. Kit in, Defendant in thit action : YOU are hereby summoned and rcqtiired to answer the coinpluint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, ' and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their office, No -I. Law Range, Union, S. C.t within twenty days after the service of fliis summons on yon, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail tc nnswer this Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintitf will apply to the Court for judgment against you for the stttn of three hundred dollars, with interest at the rate of scveu per cent per annum, from the T~rh' day of January, one thousand eight huudrcd and eighty, and costs, t Dated, Union, S. C., Jan 17th, A. P. 1S801. STEKPMAN & RAWLS, Pluintifl's Attorneys. ( "1 Jamks Mcniio, J skai. V Clerk. To the Defendant, E. Kain : Take notice that tlie summons in (his aetion, of which (lie foregoing is a copy, was filed in the Office of (lie Clerk of (he Court of Common lMens, for Union County, at Union, in the County of Union, in ihc Slate of South Carolina, on (lie 17th day of January, 1880. Union, S. C., lGlli Feb., 1880. STKEOMAS k KAVVLS, t'tftinliff't AAtornaya. 1 Feb 20 7 Gt Tlio State of South Carolina. , COUNTY OF UNION. Ill the Court of Common Pleas. Edwin 11. Wallace, "] Copy summons Plaintiff. | for money against J- demand. Edward Kain, I Complaint Defendant. J Served. 7Y> Edu-ard Kain, Defendant in this aetion : YOU arc hereby summoned nn<d required to answer the complaint ii? this aetion, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and ' to serve a copy of your answer on the subecrib crs at their otlice, No. 2, Law Range, Union, South Cnrolina, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of tho ? day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within * the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to ? the Court for judgment against you for the sum of nineteen hundred dollars, with interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum from the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty and costs. Dated 17lk January, A. D. 1880. MONRO & MUNRO, rinintiff's Attorneys. I""J James Muxno, seal j k/lltk, To the Defendant Edward Kain f Take notice that the summons in litis nefiort', of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in tire Ofiie of the Clerk of the Court of Common I'lens for Union County, at Union, in the Coup-1 ty of Union, in the .State of South Carolina, on the seventeenth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty. Union, S. C., Utb February, 1880'. MUNHO & MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorneys, No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina. Feb Id G Gt The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Co 11 ft ot Common rieas. Wm. A. Nicholson 1 Copy Summons Plaintiff, I For money against, )- demand. E. Kain. j Complaint t Defendant, J not Served. To E. Kain, Defendant in this action: YOY arc hereby summoned and required fo answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copj- of your answer on the subscribers at their office, No. 4 Law Range, Union, S. C., within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of tho day of service. ? if you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plnintilf will Apply to the Court for judgment against you for the snm of one thousand dollars, with intorest at tha rate of seven per cent per annum, from the 17th day of January, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty, and costs. Uate l, Union, S. C., 17th Jan., 1880. STEEDMAK & It AWLS, Plaintiff's Attorneys.I,?*?James >lvsito, seal > Clerk, To (he Defendant, E. Kain : Take notice that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Union County, at Union, In the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on e tho 17th day of January, 1880. ie Union. S. C., lGth Feb., 1880. STEEDMAN & RAWL8, Plaintiff's Attorney. Fob 20 7 Ot j THE BEST FERTILIZERS. ~ , I" would call the attention of the Farmers of ? 1_ Union County to tho following standard brands of fertilisers which I am prepared td turnisn 111 any quantities : STONO GUANO, STONO ACID, STONO A SHE ELEMENT, Bit AD LEY S DISSOLVED le BONES, w G. OBER <0 SON'S SOLUBLE AMMONIA TED SUUERPHOSMA TE. The result from tho Stono Cqano and Sifted Acid excels those of any other Fertilizer in tlio 1 ' market. 5"' My terms nnd prices are as accommodating and i ' low as they aro in any market iu tho upper counties of the State. _ W. A. NICHOLSON; >D. Jan 1G 2 .2mf? "LONG'S CHEMICALS. IjlARMEltS who wish to save Money nnd at ' the same time use as good a Fertilizer as la made will use te LONG'S ('llF.NlC iliK. Call soon, as the supply is limited. (itHHI'S .fc CO Ai/'t. Jan. 23 3 2ms. Stair Mr- R* C. Purr at rtantub, and Mr. W. W. Scott, at Joncstille, will supply Farmers in ilieir neighborhoods. Hardware. gg fllllE prices of nil goods nrfndft from Iron hate JL advanced tfcry much In the past <>0 days.? We hate a great many goods on hand, bought before the rise, that we can sell at former prices !. Novr is the time to buy. r poster & wilkiks.