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TOWN TRESURER'S REFORT. Report of the Treasurer of the Town of Union for Jieca' year endiny Sept Mih 1882. RECEIPTS. From former Council $083 40 K. F. Driggs Agt. Saloon License 250 00 Johu Willard & Co 408 76 John 11. Thomson " ' 600 00 W. 11. Davis ' 260 00 Jss. Dunbar " " 260 00 IV. 1). Harris & Co ? , 221 65 Billiard ? 20 60 Guano License 112 60 lusurnuce Agents ' 20 00 dewing Machiues " 17 60 Livery & l)ray ? 66 00 1'ublic Exhibitions *' 02 60 | transient incenses, renters SCO D2 OU Cotton Woigbor 25 00 Fines 128 70 Empty Oil Bbls sold 4 80 iJucollectad Taxes for 81 6 12 Ileal Vlerchsndxe nidge, Personal & Street Tax 714 64 Total $4,179 52 DISBURSEMENTS. Street irorlt (Hands &o.) 547 60 J. U. Su-edntan loti 00 J M. Hunch Marshal 618 83 Asst, Marshals 17 60 J. XV. C.itield lama lighter 160 00 Simon Farr 88 60 H. M. Stokes 41 00" 11. Muubeth...... 56 85 Means & Foster 120 <<0 IB. M. Qrloke 80 20 K. R. Freight 9 40 Scavotigcrs 66 J. L. Young, chairman for Academic.... 200 00 !L. I?, Kiipa fur no II nor tn H nonil a 1 A Rob~in sa niAlIcnTr."!7.r. 40 02 Dr 11. 3. Beuty, Vaccine Mailer 10 00 Shnnd & Culp 15 00 Stanley Broa 0 25 Allen &. ilurl 67 00 Jacob Rice 6 26 Posey Bro 7 26 J. M. Oibi.a 14 00 i J no Rodger 81 00 | Fitch 6l Laugaton 48 00 ' IV.II.Sartor 160 J. II. Rodger 194 92 Foster & Wilkins 8 00 Jua Grant, Pavement 18 76 J as H. Rodger 660 00 Jns M. Bunch 8 00 J. T. Hill & Co 2180 Mr*. Schoppaul 90 T. JloNally s..^/ ... 1 80 T. J. Fitch 1 00 $8118, 28 Clerks Coniniisson.. 282, 29 Paid S. A. Parhnm, Clerk T. C 884. 00 4179, 62 J. II. RODGER, Clerk. . FItKHH GOODS' AT MRS. SHOPPAUL'S, , V * JUST RECEIVED ^ C:o:C-C French and Pluio Candies. Canned Snliiiiin, Sardines, ^Pyslers. " Fruits Hud Vegetables. Su w fluke aud all other Crackers. Parched Coffee, Teas, Jellies, Spices. Mackerel, Pickles, Soda. ? Cigars. Suiokiuo and Chewing Tobacco. All kinds of Nuts, Apples, Leuiuus. Raisins. Currants, Citron, Fresh Dread and Cakes. Elackinir and Matches. Soap, Starch und Snuff. Canam Chaeacr- *-v - ? Toys, and lots of other nice thin?s. CALL AND DIVE ME A TRIAL. MRS. M. 8H0PPAUL Sep 29 3D tf AT TETIO N . At.I. persons indebted to us, will please take notice that their accounts must be settled before the loth day of October next in order to save cost. THOMAS J. FITCH, F1ICH& LANOSTON, Sep 29 ?6 8t YOUR BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT WANTS MONEY. rililK iiubiieribtrs find an unoeually largo 1 a iiimiiii of uioney due litem on ilieir books, "nod ihcy arc tuuch in want of money to carry on their business. Those indebted to them are hereby notified that they must make payments immediately, ROBINSON & ALLEN* Sept 89 4t NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD. NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Mary J. Ellis bus filed her petition in the office of the Clerk of the Court for Union County asking that Iter Homestead he set oft out of the property of her late husband, Jas. E. Ellis; and notice is lirrchy given of the intention to have said Homestead set off. Ml JAMES MUNRO, Master. Sept 29 89 4t JAMES H. RODGER, DEALER IN STOVES AND HARDWARE, GROCERIES, HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Fall Linn or COOKING and HEATING STOVES, TINWARE, Ac., Ac. THE NEW FARMER GIRL COOK STOVE. 4^ Kuth 11 itiiilit-r ??cini> nrmiMrjf to make the Fi.imci t,irl ? perfect and lirniittlii rooking i|i I paraliiH il tin- Urjt. Hiiea anil Oven. I'aietil Oven Shelf. Swinging lleaith I'iair. be?*p AhIi I'll ami \hIi Pan llnnf Tlie Oi.hu piece. nil have cnl'l ?lr lincw and the Over* nre Mimolh ard heavy. I.ariri- ning'e Oven poi n, Tin-lined. The largely iiu rtot'l aalea of ihia 8t>ve m teat Ith p..po ailly?K?ery 8tnee Itlly tvnrtanteii. J. H. RODGER, I Union C. II. | Dm 0 48 if GOODS FOR FOSTER <5 WE are now receiving or and Winter business, qualities and prices. Much p patterns and latest styles of DRESS and we think we can show a found in any other Store and ASTONISHIN Our stock of NOTIONS is Our Late and Qci ARE FROM 1 We have READY MADE CLOTI A* ASSOHTMEN' which we intend to sell at sue our customers. Call and Examine for Your ing Sep 29 / NTTW UNDER UI i / i i-nave just opened in tne t a large and well selected stocl v-DRY GOO] BOOTS. Hats, Caps, Clot Which I will offer to the pe< never belore known i and be convincec Oot 28 f? ??If t-r VJ O I - I I H"" ? I ^ r- J as S l ? z 2 I^JI* 00 P, ifi 2- o ~r~r~ 53 * s ?? w ? c-a b 9 t=a geg ft* . Hi 5' ? S3EP tr n jSSMq 3 <->g I ! ? |?=j ? .**" z--^ r~= sg? - t b> *- p=E? ?? ? r 3 o r ^ c^a c | | O A I I ^ ' 1 ' P ??, gS S. o > t ^3 ?, % * b I _i_J |" ? hi c _ o o KH 5!? ^ ? o ?-.3 1 ? gg != CCD B O w t=5 ?r - P Hi^ ? g. t i o ' tCD a. O B- <y> P 2 5? ?-3 ?C?2 p ? W C a w g ? ?? ? __?! 00 TO CAPITALISTS AND Mi Uf ACTURERS. FOR HALE, THE MURPHY'S MILL PR< ERTY, WITH BETWEEN BOO and OOO ACV OF 0000 COTTON LAND ATTACH 1 At*0 T WO of THE FINfcST WATBF PC EK8 IN THE STATE. A Corn Mill timl Col I on )ii? now running on It uud tloin ICood bn?i f Mills properly is siitiiiiril nhoutft ini rI uf Union II.. M. (!? mi ihe Spartmi and Union Itsilio il. iin I liw tiainrn tttMnge f r it Cotton Factory, or >t Cotton oil Mill, living In I he vein re of >? ti ne c< growing Merlin.i. mi l ii. water power is eieol io drive aliinmi any itinoiu.i of mm-Mi Trrum Aovonimodaiing. and iimic know pt-rntiiiH wishing ? purchase, on itpplicntio . K. C T. MUKI IIY. U ii to ii C. II., s. 8ep 29, 60 Gtifc. / / / THE PEOPLfi! AT fc WILKINS'. ir new Stock of Goods for the Fall and invite an examination of their ains were taken to select the neatest i GOODS, s fii a stock in that lino as can be at [G LOW PRICES. large and of the most tasty styles. lt'3 BOOTS AND SHOES. TOE BEST MAKERS. x a large stock of MING! HATS AND CAPS! ID A NICE r of" HARDWARE, h prices as shall insure satisfaction to selves. We take Pleasure in Show^our Goods. . FOSTER & WELKINS. 39 " \ tf r STORE HON HOTEL W v '?/ jtore room Under the Union Hotel, a k of DS, NOTIONS, A-XVI> SHOKS, hing and Groceries, ople of Union and Vicii\i^y at prices n Union. Call and examine, J 1 that what I say is true. D. ASHM0RE DAVIS, j 42 ly | I The State of South Caroiiu0P COUNTY 0F UN I OX. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq., I'robaft i ' Judge fur Union County. * *7 HKRKAS, John C. Richards, hat! ' W "t td.t suit to me tn firant hiui letter \ of administration on the estate ami effects o ) W.M. HOLLINGSWORTII, deceased. . These are. therefore, to cite and admonish al ) and singular the kindred and creditors of tin said W.M. HOLLINGSWORTH, deceased, tha they be ami appear befure inc. in the CJtirt o l'robatc. to be held at niou C. II., on the lGll ) day of October next after publication hereof, n 11 o'clock, A. M.. to show cause,ifany they have why the said Administration should not b. granted. Given un ler my hand and Seal, this 28th day ) of September, Anno Domini 1882, and in tin lOTta year of American Independence. | * DAVID JOHNSON. JR., ) Judge of l'robate. Sept 29 89 2j_^ ) FOB MALE, A VALUABLE RESIDENCE, WITH 12 Acres of Land Attached, I AT UNION V. II. j rpHE building contains eight good rooms, ani . JL on the premises is a good Well of Water, i J good iiarn and stable and a flourishing Orchari of excellent Fruit. It is a convenient aud most desirable place It ^ - live at. ALS > -*--J A Large Briek Store House, on Mali "3 Street, In Ihe most business part of the town, con venienl to tho Railroad Depot, measuring 12( feet by 22 feet. TERMS ACCOMMODATING. Apply to A. D. SHEARS, _ or GEO. MUNRO, of the B?nk. "td Sep 22 88 2m **""1 Notice for Homestead. 'VrOrICK Is hereby given that Mrs Maria C XN Bishop has filed her petition in the offici 3H 'he Clerk of the Court for Union County % asking that her Homestead be set off out of thi property ol her late husband, Clough Bishop * 1 and notice is hereby given of the intention f< ^ have said Homestead set off. ??I JAMES MUNRO, Clerk of Court. Sep 15 37 4t* \N- Dental Surgeon. FiR L. E. MEADOR. a graduate oflha Balti 1^ more Denial College, offers his professions services to those who may require Denial Sur gory in any of its branches. Being amply supplied with the best instru DP- ments and all modern improved appliances, h feels safe in assuring perfect satisfaction. He will be found in his office over Dr. Pose; IEA * Bro's Drug 8lore on all days exoept Mondays Office hours 8 A- M* to 6 P. M. ED* 8ept 8 86 6m* >w- For Sal*. TWO VAI.IilBI.K8'rORIX ur? \VT "< "ffer for sale the iw. fine brick 8inr VV Itoonia on main si e I. below the Ur.ini Hole), ktiown m the Harris lliuhliiig. . Th< re Store rooms are well tinndied, with iii West roofs, an I in a floe business location, burg They w?ll be sold separate or together* it ail- Titles tiiiaraoleed. Apply to seed It. M IH 8. 8. 8TOKK3* H' li Heal Estate Agents, sulti A'tir 18 Jpt tf '7 to WA.VTKD. " T)RM llll'R laborer* who ran furnish iheii J.V "Wo si ck, for a ftisi class nineor tenlmr t C farm. Apply si tins office fur information, if , 8ep 6 86 t f Q 2 . ?* ~ . -?H. C. MARK. NEW STORE! MARK & ENDEL. lleg Icmo to inform tlie C and attractive Stock of Goods at this place Kissick, consisting of DRY < CLOTHING FOR MEN, 1 Boots a,iid Shoes, Hats and rJ Ladies aud Misses Cloaks Ulsters, & l)ola ' Indies and Gents Furnishing Goods. Guns. Pistols, Jewelry, anil in fact all kii All of which they ofTer as cheap as the cheapct defy competition. Come affd see us, ono and all, and we feel sat custom as we guarantee satisfaction in every ins Our Mr. Mark will remain in Union for two w standing atid as many more as will give us a cal Our Slock is in the Store and arriving by dail; A HEARTY WEI B. M. WINSTOCK, manageT. Sep 29 I AM NOl ?St? ^ n ;^f | Faculty/ Ifapa,Charts, ChewI Aparatns. I j8HBwM*rjN?o<y Needlework, Drawing, i aHBBM?4||vl^w?ritftl work part of tho raWM^ffyBBgJblthout fcxtr* ofcargei , M w| I hat in other schools of liked 1 4' % ^1- ' l /k* ;^V> > INSTRUCTION: r SjHAriemi0 Departments em' IfflBft ttDtpHp tttdhe Common School, and in and N?? ** BbZl^w^ RTAllf.. 4%ga'v*<<^ Courti in Mathem itics?Aritlimclic ? Robinsou's. Algebra?Sun ford, Robinson's Geometry Trigonometry. .Mensuration and Surveying (optionnl.) 5 Course in Languages?Latin, Oreek, French. Course in /idles Letters?English Grammar, Analysis of Language, Composition and Uheti oric, Criticisms, English Literature. Logic, Polit s ical Economy, Evidences of Christianity,Psy f chology, Ethics Course in t'hgsical Science?Natural Philosophy | Hotany, Physittlogy, Chemistry, Astronomy B Geology, Zoology. l Courss in History?History of England, His f lory of U. S., History of So. Ca. General His , tory. 1 ART DEPARTMENT, j Drawing?Pencil and Crayon; Painting; Wax, lluir, and Shell work. MUSIC DEPARTMENT, Vocalization, lnsli omental?Piano, Orgnu and Guitar. The above course is fully and faithfully carried out. Tho public are invited to visit the Seini nary and examine our methods, to inspect the art work which is nlilcc.l nn a?hil>ilinn > 9o.i? r- ?? " V'MWH MS. UIU?? anil County Fairs, to ho present at the musical concerts whore the proficiency of tho pupils in Instrumental musis is shown, nnd then judge for themselves as to our work. For further information address, , UEV B. O. CLIFFORD. t Sep 8 3d tf Treasurer's Tax Notice. > I HEREBY give notice that I will open tin books for collecting the second instalment o Taxes for 1881, on Friday the loth day o September, 1882. Tax assessment for Slate 4 J mills. ) 44 " 44 County 2} 44 44 44 44 Special County.,5 44 44 44 44 School 2 44 Total Levy 14} Poll Tax $1 APPOINTMENTS: Jonesville Sept. 15?16. Brown's Store 44 18. e Drayionville 44 16. 4 Wilkinsville 44 20* E Sarran's Store 44 21. 4 Kelly's Steam Mill! 44 22. 0 Moorhead's Store 44 23. Santuc 44 25. Fish Dam 44 26. Goshen II>11 44 27. Minter's 44 28. Cross Keys 44 29West's Store 44 80. At Union C. II., from Oct. 2 to 31st inclusive >1 TAKE DUE NOTICE. B. B. F03TER, Treasurer Union County e Sept 1 35 7l r GINS ! GINS t I WK are agents for the following reltabl Ons?Feeders and Condensers: WliMlilp. Hf?U, EIIMI. a Prices l?w?Terms K%?*jr. ! KAHH A THOMSON. Aug 1H 81 If Wood ! Wood ! ! Wood ! ! ! ^ Ulj I'OIIOS <?r Pine Wi>o?l f.?r sale- Applj AKCIIIB R. 8TOKKS or W. K. WIIITESllKS. Aug 11 if [ Old l*i?|??'rn !<?? Mnl?*. JjVNQUIRE at title ??#. - ? HYMAN ENDEL. NEW GOODS! 'itizens of Union that they are opening a large f, iu lower brick range, next door to Jos. 11. .Mo 300D8, rOUTHS AND CHILDREN. L Caps, ?runks and "Valises, ins. ids of goods usually kept iu a first class Store, it; having facilities for buying Goods such as will isfled that with our prices we will necute your tance. eeks, to welcome bis old friends of thirty years 1. Y trains. .COME TO ALL, MARE A ENDEL. Proprietors. 39 3m W IN MY ~ S Et~' HAVE ving Every Day. I FINEST PARLOR HE CITY. ANDREWS, ietail Furniture Sealer. IvftNtUStWlJO A FALL STOCK. fioiw, J.'n, Jon?s. sod.. . fiaeoliiiv "W#-. "p. WHflg, his wife, John P. Copy Jones, James E. Jones, Thorn- ' as II. Jones, Thomts W. McDow, Rebecca M. Cunning- Summons, him, 0. B. Curtton,andfMary C. Curclon, his Wife, Austin \ ?. Pe?y and Listie C. Peay, fV his wife, William tror A Cunningham, Thomas J. > Cunningham, John C. Cunn- ? ,. 1 n~w~_. ? .? 1_- Relief. 1 HJUVIHl i?WWI fr U. V.UUIllUg ' ham, Rebecca Cunningham, Joseph B, Cunningham, lian- tn , . uah B. Cunningham, Nan- (Complaint nie J.Cunningham, and James 0. Cunningham, an infant, by D.- A. Townsond his-Uunrdian not ad litrm, * su?* |"rTr' SyBtSsf | SerTed.) John Williu and Mary D. | Willis his wife, Defendants. J To the Defendants : v YOU arc hereby summoned and required ic answer the complaint in this action, whicli . is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common lMeas . for the said County, aud to serve a copy of youi answer to the said complaint on the subscriber! at their office in Unionville, South Carolina t within twenty days after the service hereof, ex elusive of the day of such service; and if yoi . fail to answer the complaint within the timi . aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will applj to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated Union, S. C., August 29th, 1882 RION & McKISSICK, Plaintiffs Attorneys. | , "I James Munro, -j seal ( Clerk. To the Defendants, John Willis and Mary D. Willis, his wife : 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 said Court for said County of Union in the Stale of South Carolina on the 29th day of August 1882. lilliV J. M-.t'liieine Plaintiffs Attorneys. Sep 1 35 (it lease of J POOR HOUSE LANDS, Office County Commissionkns, ) Union Sept 12th, 1882 j 0\ October 10th, 1882, at their office tho County Cnuiunnissioners wit Lease out to tho lowest bidder, who cac give pool bond in the sum of One thou saud Dollars, for the faiihful discharge ol tho terms of his lease, the poor house lauds. Oue of the main duties of the leasee wil be to tako o.tre of tho p iupors. Any inf ?rtnntion will be furnished r.t the office bj tho Clerk or on thai day by the Commission ets. By order of the Board, J. C. WALLACE, Clerk. Sep. 15 37 4t long leaf PINE LUMBEH FROM LEXINGTON, S. O. WK will deliver r.l Union S. C., or any Sin linu tieiween Alston and Uuion, hum be - r?it?. I'rime Heart *17.60 per 1.000 fe? Merchantable IJ lu 13.50 " Heavy Timbers 17 Le.ve your i rders with Wm. A. Nicli?!s >r uiir authorised Ageat lor Union County. EFOKD & >\ 1.NUAIU). Aug lft 83 vim r l \IO\ HOTEL, OIBBES & RODGER, UNION. 8. C. TI0IIM8 PKIt DAY. W. M. 01 DDKS. L. N. KODUKIt. ??p 9 m tf . lA lllJl M * VMU'ifr 'V C . . _ ?i Where to Boy Pure Medicines Drugs, Perfumery, &c*, JW. POSEY & DUO., have on h?n<l and ar^ . consinntly receiving addition* to a Full' Line of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnish, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Hair Oils A Variety of Hair Dies ?fc Restorers Tooth and Hair Brushes, FACE POWDERS AND TOILET AltTICLEB. Fanoy Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Pookel nooks, Stnt onery , Lamps of All Kinds, From tlie finest Swinging lln.l Lamp to the wee little wlncy tincy Brass Lamp. .Wines and Liquors, (For Medical PitrpoMR,) Port, Claret and Blackberry Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies and Gin. Crab Apple Vinegar, ;o: TOBACCO AND CIGARS. .. > - A Fresh Supply of GARDEN AND EIELD 8EED8, FROM ?FERBY * Co., SIBLEY AND BUIST. Onion Sets, dec. - g| :o: i To Physicians We have a few Hypodermio Syringes end Self-Registering Fever Thermometers. we Ask the Publio To call end examine our Stock- Work ie'our molio, and w? an always ready to wraii on cusEngines'ail BoUers! " STATIONARY AND PORTABLEEngines and Boilers; PROM a TO 200 HORSE PO WUft Variable Cut-off Engines For COTTON MILLS. We present in another column a certificate, from purchaser* of tbo . ... - Bay State Engines. Rend it,and you will learn 1 sell the largest Boilers and Best Engines now made. No (rouble to keep up steam wilh my boilers. All engines and boilers fully warranted. l>?n't fail to write for circulars and prices before buying. | 1 also furuish SAW MILLS COMPLETE, CORN AND WHEAT T MILLS COMPLETE READY FOR SET' TING, THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS, BOSS COTTON, ? PRESS SOUTHERN * STANDARD COTTON PRESS. Pratt Gins, Lumus' Gins, Georgia " C'entennial ' Gin, Brown Gins, Mowers and Reapers, Shafting a,id Pulleys, Piping, Jet Pumps, ,j-c., JAMES F. JOHNSTON, Gen'I Agt. for N. C., S. C. and Georgia, College Street, Charlotte, N. C. July 80 8m RICE & MC'LURE \ HAVING now completed their Spring Purchase) nre enabled to offer to their patrons a large and carefully selected stock, which they will dispose of as low as the same goods can k? bought elsewhere. Their friends and the public generally are invited to call, and if NEW GOODS, I 7 r.OW PRICES, AND POLITE SALESMEN 1 will please, they cannot fail to be pleased. All we nsk is n careful comparison of our goods 1 and prices and we will guarantee that yor will be pleased, whether you wish to buy on not. Do Not Fail to Come, AND T 17 IV TThJ A rw* 1 > -w * I ^?a v *J kj arm. a itl / via. We nrc always happy 10 show goods, whelhe we sell or not. RICE & McLUKE. May 6 18 tf aTaTuable PLANTATION FOR SALE. rilHE Subscriber?on account oT the distance _L from his residence?would like to dispose . of, at private sale, that valuable plantation lying t on the Union and Spartanburg public road, ? foraerly owned by Dr. Winsniitlt. On the place is a good dwelling house with all the necessary outbuildings. The land is very productive as the growing crop.? will show. The tract contains uciween seven and eight k* hundred acres, n large portion of which is r heavily timbered. If desired, the place could be divided ,to suit, it purchasers. TERMS ACCOMMODATING. i Parties who may desire to look over the place or for further iufvrmaiion will please address 11. II, MOOKF., Charlotte, N. C. 8ep 15 87 3t T. M US KO M . W. CUI.P HKD1CAL CARD. milK under* gned hn?e formed a c?-partner JL whip under Die mum <?f Mutiny . & Culp fur . the purpose of practicing medicine in n'.l it j branches. Office nt Gibbes' Drug Store. MUNRO & CUI.l*. J?ra 18 8 if.