Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, " 0" " Abatements allowed 8 814 ? ? 1 27 " Suspended Tuxes ' "5* " Treasurers Commissions 51 95 0 Total ?3.427 95 7 RAILROAD TAX 1881 ?1882. DR. To Balance from 1880 ?1881 ? 970 05 2 " Tax Duplic ito 3? mills 11,329 01 " Additional assessment 34 mills 50 17 5 " 17A per ct. penalty ou Delinquent list 3G 00 <3 " 5 per ct. Inton suspended tax 239 09 2 ?12,630 93 2 fc'o. Check. CR. lot Foster & Wilkin? ? .59 50 628 A II Foster 59 50 047 E 11 Wallace 5,159 00 001 ' 5,159 00 WyXulla Bona lax 1380 17 73 ' ' ? " 1881 05 19 I " Forfeited lan Is 1880 23 ( 11 11 1 OL>1 1A OI 1 LQOl IV ?>1 1 " Abatements allowed 1880 4 42 1881 30 1)5 4 " Suspended Tnr.es 2 TO 5 I I " Treasurers Commissions 181 84 0 " Balance 1,880 48 5 SB ? 12,030 93 2 The Auditor'a settlement with the Treasurer Hj^Hshows tlie following Balances ^HHOrdiuary County $ 1,007 82 B^^BSpecial 1,434 73 Total Balance $2,442 55 ?hi? add, -- - 01 3 WThc correct balance $2,442 50 3 V This JilTereucc of thiitoen mills occurs iuthis Bay: n 1880 the Auditor threw otY from Treasurer Foster's debits 00 3 n 1881 on ordinary fund OO 2 B" " " special " 00 5 " 00 2 1 Total difference in general balance 01 3 | While tlierc is only 01 3 difference in general !auce, the Auditor has got the different Kpe1 balances wrong ; that is, rather mixed: as lie has the O. 0. Balance $1,1)07 82 is is wrong. In 1871) the County tccorJing to the Auditor's ecttlenent, owed Foster, Treasurer 1,1 It) 1)1) 5 Foster owed County on Special fund 5103 12 7 iving a balance of $701 8(1 8 3 Foster Treasuter, on General Settlement, ow the Auditor in ISSO credited Foster on the wi Jinary County fund with this Inlance as the an ouut due hint on that fund, and this wiis do nig what he should not hive done, as it was no I legal, and moreover disarranges t ie system <f ho >ks, which keeps the County finances straight. th ?t is, lie took from the Hail road money $:?5f>,12 7 and paid oil' a debt to Foster which the Countj owed him as an ordinary debt, to be paid out of the ordinary County tax levies. In 1881 thq Auditor carried back 513 1 (thirty-threecents and one mill,) too much from special taxes to ordinary County fund. Then my balauccon ordinary faultily is naturally and correctly (00 7) seven mills smaller than Auditor's and my special balance two cettis larger, making the difference of thirteen mills. Now front Auditor balance $1,007 S2 take ilailroad Money in- i correctly transferred...$*53 12 7 Special bridge money transferred. 33 1 i F.rrlr in balance 00 7 355 40 5 and we have the correct 0 () balance $052 35 -5 TIU'F. BAI.ANCK KAILBOAD MONKY. Add to Auditor's balanco of ... $1,431 73 recilffransfcrred 3.r)."i 12 7 Aiuoi|iit due Foster on ( P Too .Lh carried from special 1?. tax to O. (J.. 33 1 Error in settlement 02 -I "? 1 75 & Tin; amount true balance $1,881} -18 "? I While Treasurer Foster did owe us on Kailr->a I tax **1.8*11 IS we owed him on l'ast | I it Ichtedtiess $3oo 12 7; but that is a fact, no longer, fir the Auditor, under settlement instructions from the Comptroller (iencral, lias settled witli the Treasurer and paid him the sum which lie had over paid on Past Indebtedness drafts and checks, out of the Kailroad money ; though the law says any surplus Kailroad money shall be spon' for the redemption of Kailroad Bonds only. Se long as the Treasurer continues to pay out mire money on checks on any fund. limn In' has money therein, nnil then gets the t Au thor, either wither without ilie instructions of die r.un pi roller General, to reimburse him ' out of any other fuml in which there is a surl'lus. there will always be Confusion in the settlements of the Treasurer, as compared with the County Commissioners cash book. COLUMN US GAGB, I. ('. \Vai.i.\ck Hx Clerk, Clerk It. C. Attest. Surveying ! Surveying ! ! I _T WING made Surveying a stilly for some 1-1 time, I am now prepared to execute it in all of its brunches, and 1 oiler my services to the v. public. All orders left either at Fostet \Vi 1 T kins' store, or the Timks office, will receive prompt attention. CI. C. WHITESIDE. April 20 10 if Sheriff's Sales. 1>V virtue of Sundry executions to nte di- | J ) reeled I will sell before Union Court lli>u?e door, on the first Monday in May next, within ! the legal hours of Sheritl Sales, the following i described property, to wit : Two bales hut cotton nud about three hundred : bushels cotton seed ; levied on and to be sold, ? .Under a.Warrant to seize crop under lien, as the property of Isaac Palmer at the suit of W. M. Unglixli, against Isaac Palmer. April It), IHSd. H. MACRKIM, S. U. C. April 20 !'? . .. I i Sale for Foreclosure of Mortgage. J iio State of South Carolina. CnUXTY OF r.Y/O.Y. W Court of Common Cleas. I'llilij, iMlllll. I'llili'iu ] in/ailift | .Iii'ljtniniil for 'I'lioinas J. Harris. Henry L [ Foreclosure of (loss riti | en Monro. | Morfgupo. j lh/ili-11:1!r. | IN' oli(',|it.|ice In ail or<Jer in (lie ttliove r-( :i( e? I j '"'lijineiii for foreclosure of a morlpiipe. from I lie l|,,;, Wiliiuii II. Wiill-iee, .lii'lop preM linn r'' I iijioi |'mill House for I s.iun < "limy, in Ine ' if Coiiiiiieii I'leiis. ill Oeiolier lei hi, I *vi!| <(.|1 |p | iiimi ( tinrt House iloor, on 'lie lirsi Muiul iv in Mn.v next, williin ilie icru Imur.s of Mierili ales, ihe fnllnwinp loser. U ! Jnorljfuy^.i i;1;i, ( of 11ti I. in ?n : >i\iv ill roe u res. more or l< it liei.ip u | ,ri (1 one li ti ii'l )* ' nn I l v. en iy-n ine acre I net, known in i|,o ||j\ iioi i i ii.H. I. <loscri'ii il in "?e !.|'.i|'ov;i I .lii'I'.'iiioiil, siiualo in I'ni n t' ?unix nii'l Stau- nfui'i'sai I. ' niii II ? i? lite M . i l,y iiie ^I'lrlanliur- uinl Union I'mtrea 1, N ni.i Uy 1 in>N of join, MeNeacs, K;?st hy i-ui?l? < f I i. "nrr.s am) s.v.ili ' > J. I Hill. "> lie ' ,] | , m lie proparlv < f niM J. Harris, nu i.-r ?Li | ^" 'pinent for forfeit sure of Philip Hoiin. plan('fl. '"'aiiiii 'I'luunas J. 11 m lis, Henry I., (ii| "n?l V,,:|mill Vnin > ill fenil.ints. I!. MAFI'-KTll. S 1'. ('. i -^pril 'Jo Hi " READ AP DIGEST. I take this method of returning thanks to my customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me sii ce I commenced business on my own account, and 1 Hatter myself that the patronage j thus bestowed can be attributed in a great measure to my desire and aim to deal strictly upon the Basis of Fairness and Honesty to one and all. My goods are marked down at the lowest figure and thereby comniiviwl I lmmenl I'ne t/i nil itrlir* vim' I uavuu iiivtiiQV ( ? vo iw (i<ii n nv j/((i" chase. In these days of close competition I make it a rule to keep abreast of the times, andnotonly keep a large and attractive stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, hut mark them down at Rock bottom prices; and while I do not make it a rule to undersell, yet I know that my prices are as low if not a Little lower than than the Lowest, taking as my motto, that old hut practical maxim, "SHORT PROFITS and QUICK SALES." Especial attention is called to my IMMENSE SPRING STOCK, now on hand. These goods have been selected with great care and cinnrace all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. The young Gentlemen in my employ arc over ready at their post, anxious to show goods, and consider it no trouble but a pleasure. Soliciting a continuance of your kind favors. Respectfully J. E. COLTON. April 20 lii tf RICE&McLURE arc receiving their new Stock of Spring anil Summer GOODS. The stock, both in quantity and piality, is an unusually attractive >ue, to which we respectfully call the attention of the public generally. HONEST GOODS, While we do not propose to sell Goods at Ilankrupt prices, we will convince those who give us! a call th.it they can buy Goods from us as cheap as in any store A T in town. We have not only bought attractive Goods, but when putting: them upon our Counters, we have taken good care to mark them at LIVING P1UCES.I - ? SEWING MACHINES. We are also Agents for the pop ular {,New Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines," so well known for light running and durability, j which we prop >se to sell to good paving customers on acconnno-j .1Arr Willing I I I RICE & M'cLURE. April 1:5 l'? if MORTGAGE SALE. i villit. nl' :i power < iiiliiiiii >1 in a MoilI } " i it- ilt'i'il. Mil'It* ' > y < *<p! 11 in I >ii?4 Farrow in Win. Miiiiim. bearing ilatc Now l'.'ili, ami ivoor-li I i'i I'ook "A" No. I. | ages. 0<K!, Ml I, ! r.ti'i: saiij \loi iliavinji listen i111 y atcijcniMl to nr. hi' will M*il l>y j iiMio auction, l.clorc j liii* i >iii'i House it ><>i'. ai I on ilio tirrl \| .ii'ln" in May r.f\l, e.iiliin llio 1 lionr* of Hier',11 Sulci, ill lliai j latitat i -n Conlailiii.n Ililinn-hoi :iii l thirty nine in res. more ? r li- , lyin ? >'ii lioili -iilcs ..I' flIi<* WooiF-. Ferry r ii, aii'l iiouiaieil l?y la" lc <.r Win. Muni '. Iiiemnli Gregory. it F. Ornwl'orl, Kpl.raun Icier ninl o'Lem. ami known .as the Sin^'ctyii (lioirory place. rvum.?i. (fvsii. F. M. K \ IS 51 CO. April I'I. April 'JO 10 "t ITllE UNION FURNITURE STORE BY PORTER & BAILEY, IJ TV I <> > O. IX. Wc would respectfully inform the oitisens of Uuia*iVhe "aro now receiving a large stock of PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE' FURNITURE, Purchased direct from the Maufacturers upou the most reasonable terms, which wc propose to sell at the LOWEST LIVING PIUCES. . OXJlt STOCK CONSISTS OF Bed Boom and Parlor Sets, ] Bedsteads, Mattrasoss, What-Nots Tcto-a-tctes, Window Shades, Plain and Pane scat Chairs, j Fancy and Plain llocking Chairs. And every other article to be found in a first class Furniture Store. :o: O It 1> J? It S S O LIC-1 T E 1> . We have and shall continue to receive correct photographs and Cuts of every pattern and stylo of Furniture made, and have secured such terms from the manufacturers as will enable us to fill all orders for Furniture not fcund in our stock in the quickest time and fully as cheap, if not a little cheaper than individuals could get them by ordering themselves. FURXITUR E R U P A RED. Wo are proparcil to repair Furniture of ell kinds in the shortest tiiuo and neatest manner, and at reasonable prices. TRY US AND BE CONVINCED. PORTER ft BAILEY. Feb 23 8 tf NEW STORE! NEW"PRICES!! W. C. WALLACE lias opened up a Stock of floods in the UNION HOTEL Store, consisting of I >11Y OCX >I>JS, NOT IONS, CLOTHING AND HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, O It O c E It IKS AND It It J> W .V It 1-2 , CROCKERY, SADDLERY, &c., &c. In extra sizes of clothing, frockervware and Children's Hosiery, I OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS, and I invite those wishing to purchase any of those articles to call on me before purchasing elsewhere, as I .IS KAN TO SELL TIIKM AT COST. ;o; It is my purpose to keep a well selected stock of 000D GOODS, and to noil at such prices as will give satisfaction to customers and command a liberal share of the public patronage. ALL I ASK IS A TRIAL. 117 n \*r a t r n rcn W . Xr. W Z'Jl.L<.LiZ1.V/jLI? Under Union Hotel. :o: UU1.E, rrO T1IE PU1JETC. Having taken a situation in Mr. W. Wallace's store, I respectfully invite my friends in tho country to call on mo when they visit Union, and assure them that every effort, shall he made to make their calls pleasant and PROFITABLE. JOHN FREE, dan 1!> 3 tf r I m\m MII I iflFfl YI L County, that 1 will open the Rooks for the] Ijl XL ill LI III I 1 11 11 11 I III I , collection of the first instalment of Taxes for 1882, on Tuesday May 1st, 1883. The following . is the tax levy. '* ' """ MRS. MARY VINSON Special Tax 5 " School Tax 2 " r_Y ESP EOT FULLY informs the Ladies of Union I \j that she has just received a large ami Total Tax Levy 11J 1>oU T,lx ?1 ELEGANT STOCK APPOINTMENTS: * O i- spring millinery, Wilkinsvillc " 3. Dravtonvillc " 1. and invites an examination of her assortment. Timber Ridge " 5. I think my present Slock is more complete Littlej(dm & dell'eries' Store " 7. ?nd stylish than any Millinery ever before (ilandyhurg Mills " 8. bronght to Union, and 1 am confident the Kelly's Steam Mill " W. A. Moo'head's Store " 10. Priooc iknnn M flt/r.n I AtnAH . , ?vvv> HVI V I K O V t I UV/WUI > li 111IIC 14 11. j l-isli Pnin... " 12. Thanking my patrons for their liberal support lioshcn Hill " 14. jn the pa-*!, it will be n:y constant endeavor to ( ross Keys " In. deserve their encouragement in the future. Rogatisville (Robinson's Mill) " 16. Jonesvillc " 17. MRS. M\KY VINSON. From tlie lKth t f Mav t?? thcdOtli, I will beat . .. my olliee at (."iiinn <'. if. Alter the 'alter date I" 14 lf the books will be closed until the 1st of October , n C5V,iMVV The State -of South Carolina. Treasurer for Union County. CO If XT Y OF UXIOX. March .10 Id (it ? Jji the Court ol* Probate. The Slate of South Carolina. Bv UlV7ID ,OHnson. ju., k*,.. ivoI.mo COl/XTY OF L'XIOX. Judge for Uuiou County. ' Til llifi rhini'f .C pmhnln XXTflKREAS, J. M. TTendcrton hath made suit hi tnc Colli t of Liooate. \y |ciae l0KrM1, him letter* of tidiuinislrA IIV DAVID JOHNSON, JU.. Esq., l'robnte l??? (with will Annexed) on the osUle and . , , ,, . ,, effects of LUCY SUELTO.V, deceased. Judge for nion County. These are, therefore, to cite and adinoni?h all V\?liKEI'AS, James Munro, Clerk of the and singular the kindred And creditors of the ^ Court, hath made suit t> me to grant sa'(' Li t 1 SI1KI.TON, deceased, that they be 11i111 letters of administration on the estate and and appear before me, in the caurt of 1'robatc, to effects of .IAS. W. SARTOR, deceased. beheld at Union C. II., on the 14t!i day of j These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all May next after publication hereof, at II and singular the kindred and creditors of the o'clock A M., to show cause, tr any tney said JAS. W. SARTOR, deceased, that they be ">*<?. w'0* s"'"1 Administration should not and appear before me, in the court of l'robate to be granted. be held at Union C. II., on the 10th day of May Given under my hand and Seal, this Jt.th day or next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. April Anno Domini, 1*W!. and in the i M., to show cause, if any they have, why the 107th year of American Independence, miitl A11 mi iiist rut ion should not ho. crrfinlod. 1)A\ II) JOHNSON, Jr., Given under my liund and Seal, litis Mb day of .Judge of Probate. A|?ril Anno l>oniini, 18K:5, and in the 107il> April U7 17 '2i* year of American Independence. - DAVID .JOHNSON, .)lt? ~ ... Judge of Probate. Notice to Creditors. ^1 r1' ' ' ' ,l Admr, of il. T. Gallman, Plaintiff, Notice cf Final Discharge. ,{np;,y aaiiman,'* at, !)V permission of lion. David .Johnson, Jr., i Judge id' Probate for I'nion County, I will 1 HSI ANT loorder of llniiorable 1. It. \V 11 linn the '.il. d .v of May next, make my final j * KltHPnoN, presiding Judge of scvenib eirII. IUM. IIS A.iuiinislinlor of ibe estate of Mrs, c"''' parsed March the 'Jd iss;:, all persons Mli/a P. Met'rackin, decensed, and apply f?r I having dcinauds against Ibe estate of II. T. Galll.rller Dismissorv. All persons lm\ ing claims 1 IM!,n- diseased. are required b> present an i against said estate are notified to present I hem, i v I. them before my olliee, on or beproperty at i < sicd. on or be I ore I bat date or they e ' "w ^-l"' ''"O- next. will lie forever barred. JAMI'.S Ml Nl.'), \V. II. CLIFTON, , Master. Administrator. ! March 30 1*1 <?u. April P. 11 fit "V"_; ^ . &79 is? now u ii*? tiiiH'. n i?ii c in . .? !. .ji si i ro l??i? . ' i yvp *3? /-x "s uf qivc your lime i> i'.ks ii.iiiot;. N<? ' (wL. ^ fflflfl > l oiher business will imy you ucxrly ?s well. No | kjfai*** ' one cm, fall i, wake enormous jury, b> engaging j U^tSS o! om o. f .'si 1 y outfit oud 'onns free money i nxiuniiwiv see jFi?*tjmcna. ones*. mniraui | i?ije fi,t, easily. hi, I honorably. address | A* i 'r* *?n- mtp w i 2.1 k 1y i 6. M.FERRY & CO. Detroit Mioh. < i< > AND SKE THE LATEST SPRING STYLES, . JUST RECEIVED AT ROBERSON & GRIMBALL'S. :o: WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, OOIVfiSISiTTIXVCa- OF Wrens (>oods. While Goods, lluoiory and Gloves, Kmbrolilory and (iarcN, Parasols and Fans, ?r?.. <. ??,.'? n,aw Xet h Wear Xovellies, AH S|yl( s 1,10,1 A ,loj " I,a<w' The Prelliesl Otlieoes laidies and Gents Shoes of llvor ?oon In I'nioii | nil mlyleh anil IicnI maZiOH, IN GROCERIES \Yc have a complete Stock ami arc constantly receiving additious. ? :o: ? - WE KEEP FULL LINES OF HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FOR PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES. :o: ~ We cnnnul tall all the pretty and novel articles wc havo received, but invite yen to call and cxnmino our stock. Wc take pleasure in allowing our goods, Tor wo believe we can plena* everybody in QUANTITY ANt) QUALITY A1N I) T TV JL? O \V P H I C 11 S . ROBERSON & GRIM BALL. April 0 I I if so S i=s ? Z*A ' 2, 5- l-N C~S Fa g g ^ uC = 2 O Y~* C=> I?I H P O ? <3 taej ^ H H ^ Hi- aKH s=r u Bh ? P s: ^ ? t. <? M r l> - k = j ^r1 h . . ^ g fe I Kl | ? ^ Ids rj 3 a i-h 5 ^ c H3 ^ u-H rr-?-i ?til / E ^ ^ o S- rd ~= gg K. 3 |Hl m p= ^ ^ j H W N Q I s ? fe: rr\ H 2 * m ?s ?> ? /-^ V ,5 2 W * ? ? O ^ _ j K-| ^sg^|Sljn ==hh^ ' ? a. ^ ^ is o ^ . '.j p 'B ,J; 2 to ? W jj ,' c/2 ? O h"^ o H n gg- tel * I ? s 3 2 a ? (Ju t"w ?"* I ^ O | i v ' % ^ ^ O m H 32 YARDS OF GOOD CALICO FOR $ 1 AT MARK & EN DEL'S. :o: ? W E W I L L S E L L 32 YAKOH <>1^ aOOI> CALICO FOR ONE DOLLAR AND ALL OTHER GOODS IB PROPORTION. We are receiving our New Spring Stock, and will continue to receive every week, which we oiler at Hock Bottom Prices. CALL A?U STE7E TUK * UUl?Sl!iL,V JCiS. B. M. W in stock, MARK & EN DEL, Manager. Proprietors. March 10 11 Sin ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO: CHARLESTON, S. C. SOLl'llLK CI AM), highly nminonialed; DISSOLVED RONE, highest grade; ^ ACID I'llOSI'll A I'K, for composting ; ASM ELEMENT. made of Floats, for Cotton, Grain and l'eas ; t.KM INK LF.Ol'OLDSII VIM, KAINIT, imported direct from tin: Mines in Germany. nnd warranted pure ; (iKNl INK FLOATS, of highest, grade, i roduct of the Due Atomizer; fJM VIM, (i'lAlN SPECIFIC; COTTON AM) CO UN COMPOUND; GROUND DRIED FISlI AND RLOOD; (JllOU.ND RAW HONK; N. S. I,AND PLASTER ; Special Formal is made to order. COTTON SKKD MEAL. Special inducement* for cash orders. For tonus, Illustrated Almanacs and cirds address the Co: Dec 'i'l f>1 f.m V JD K T 1 L 1 Z E K S I I11?: CATAWBA 011< MUX COMPANY, of Climtcr, 8. C . offorM fjr mIc to tbe Planting t>mtuunify >uj>f-ivr Tirnnd of Ccttnu S??d IMoal f?> Fertilizing nr Feeding pnrpotos for f2'?.00 pOT ton ':uM at their toil), Price* s.inj?<;t to cti:it|i?? withont horttce B^y^l'orrt^pomlfnce Solicit*!. Feb ir.?7?Hin CATAWBA OIL CO.