The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 11, 1883, Image 3
REPORT OP THE CONDITIO IT
or THE
Merchants' & Planters'
NATIONAL 11 .V IV It
OF UNION,
At Union, in the State of South Carolina, at
the close of business, 1 st dan of Man, 1883.
RESOURCES.
Loans ami iliscouutd ?88,300 12
Overdrafts...... 1,391 92
ILS^Jgyds to secure circulation... 00,000 00
approved reserve agents 27,782 40
Due from other National Hauks 4,148 12
Heal estate, furniture, ami fixtures. 2,400 0<>
Current expenses and taxes paid... 1,523 03
Dillsof other Ranks 1.775 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
nud pennies 70 00
Specie 4,070 50
Legal-leiuler notes 111,203 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
(o pr. ct. of circulation) 2,700 00
Tot.vi 8218,080 54
LIABILIT1KS.
Capital stock paid in 00,000 00
Surplus fund 12,000 00
Undivided profits 0.000 15
National Bank notes outstanding... 53,300 00
Dividends unpaid 204 00
Individual deposits subject to clicck 70,517 24
Time certificates of deposit 4,727 77
Due to other National Banks 174 38
Total $218,980 54
Statu of Soutii Carolina. 1
County of Union, ss: j
T, George Munro, Cashier of the above-named
flank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. UBOUGH MUNRO, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to 1 eforc me this Oth
dny of May, 1883.
J A M ES II. GOSS,
Notary l'ublic.
Couukct?Attest :
K. It. WALLACE, 1
A. H. FOSTElt, !- Directors
F. M. FAllll, J
Mny 10 It
FOSTER & IlLKIHS
liavc just recievcd tlieir
STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.
They were selected by one of
the linn, in person, and bought
after the
DECLINE IN PRICES, FOR
CASH.
We can sell a great many goods
AT AND 11F1T.OW
A - *- u-A. a. * -rn.^ JL -J JL^M V / f f
what they would have cost
EARLY IN THE SEASON
IN THE
Northern Markets.
Our Stock is complete, and we
can Safely say that we are prepared
to
t Sell Goods as Low
its similar goods can bo bought in
this 01* any
NEIGHBORING MARKET.
| Wc request all in want of goods
' to look at our Stock before purchasing.
k No Trouble to
Show Goods.
May 11 ID tf
RICE&McLURE
arc receiving their new Stock of
Spriui and Snmrner
GOODS. |
- #
The stock, both in quantity and
<111:11 itv is an limisiiiillv attractive :
v ' "
out', to which wo respect fully call
tho attention of the public gonornlly.
IIONUST GOODS,
While wo do not propose to soil
Goods at. bankrupt prices, wo
will convince' those who give us
^ a call that they can huy Goods
from us as cheap as in any store
A T
in town.
We have not only bought attractive
Goods, hut when nutting
theni upon our ('onliters, we have
taken good care to mark thein at
DIVING ClilCKS.
I CHARLESTON
,-^/Y^?'
~~c
--ar;X,T.. Sljfe
^ plain slide valve t
^ boilers, saw mills, gris
CO '
c.-> GEARING. Steam and Hand
~ OILS. FILES, and General Mi
^ Lislits and other purposes r
jy> Automatic Engine in the mc
Repairs by Competent
e/Q
CE=>
to!)
,?m Write for Prices ami mention this
May 11
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. I
TO Til13 TAX PAYERS j
or UNION COUNTY.
YOU arc hereby notified to make out a-d rc- '
turn to tne. between June 1st ami July 20th j
iicxi, on uiiuiks lumisiicu lor mm purpose, a
statement of all your personal property, monies
anil investments, as owner or holiler, or as husband,
parent; trustee, guardian, executor, receiver,
agent, accountingotiicer, attorney or factor.
on hand June 1st, 1883.
There will bo no assessment of Heal Estate
this year, but all persotis holding deeds to Heal
Estate, not having already done, so arc required
by law to have the same recorded in Auditor's
otlice, in order that the proper transfers can be
made in making up the Tax Duplicate. The
law requires a penally of oO pcr cent, to be
added to the returns of last year of all persons
tailing to make tiieir returns by the 20th July
next.
For your convenience, and to assist you in
making your returns, I will have agents at the
following places, to wit:
Moo head's Store, .Saturday Juno 0
Kelly's Steam Mill, Monday " 11
Snrratt's Store, Tuesday " 12 j
Wilkinsvillc, Wednesday " 13
Spencers' Steam Mill, Thursday ? 14 '
Asbury (Browns' Store.) Friday " 15 1
Jonesvillc, Saturday ' 10 ;
Santuc, Tuesday July 3
Fish Dam, Tuesday *' 3
Goshen Hill, Wednesday " 4
Miutcr's Store, Thursday " 5
Gregory's Store, Friday " 0
Bogansville, (West's Store.) Saturday, " 7
I will take returns at my office at Union C. II.
from 1st June until 20th July next.
May 8, 1883. W. W. HUGHES,
Auditor.
May 11 10 It
t-* n i tv i ii7 -?> ti r in n rt m
nr.AU AfliJ JJllifiST.!
I take this method of returning
thanks to my customers lor
their liberal patronage bestowed
upon me sii ce 1 commenced business
on my own account, and 1
llatter myself that the patronage
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 j
the lowest figure and thereby com-;
mend themselves to all who purchase.
t.. xi. .1 ?i i:
in uiesu uiiyK 01 ciose compeution
I make it a rule to keep
abreast of the times, ami not only
keep a large and attractive stock i
of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
but mark them down at Hock
bottom prices; and while 1 do not!
in at :o it it rule to undersell, yet I [
know that iny prices are as low ;
if not a
Little lower than than
the Lowest,
taking as my motto, that old but
practical maxim,
"SHORT PROFITS and QUICK
SALES."
j Especial attention is called to
my
IMMENSE SPRING STOCK,
now on hand. These goods have
, been selected with great care and
einhraee all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
Tin- young Gentlemen in my
employ are ever ready at their
post, anxious to show goods, and
consider it no trouble hut a pleasure.
Soliciting a continuance
of your kind favors.
Respect full v
I. R (OITON.
j April re |?; tl
ntog WORKS & s
*$& r f ? ^ **0 C'llli ? 1 J^\y
lifl i ?
md CUT-OFF ENGINES, MARINE, STA1
5T MILLS. COTTON GINS and PRESSES,!
PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOW
11 Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT
cquiring steady, reliable and economical i
irket.
Workmen. Charges moderate.
GEO- "VsT. WILLIA1V
iwpcr.
10
THE-UNION FUT
BY PORTER
II TV I O >
? ? CT:o;
We would respectfully inform the citizens of Ur
PLAIN AND FASHION
Purchased direct from the Maufncturcrs upon tl
sell at the LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
OUU HTOCK C
iic'l jtoom and Parlor .scls, I
What-Nots Tide a totes,
l'luiii and Cnnc scat Chairs,
And every other article to he found in a first class
:o:
<> 11 1> K It S NO
We have and shall continue to receive correct pi
of Furniture made, and have secured such terms
fill all orders for Furniture not found in our stock
a little cheaper than individuals could get them bj
F I* II SITU It E
Wc nrc prepared to repair Furniture of all kitnJ
at reasonable prices. TRY US AND BE CO
Cob 9U f
NEW STORE! 1
W. G. W
Has opened up a Stock of Goods in tlio UNION II
DRY OOODJ
CLOTHING 1
BOOTS AN
c; u o c? i<: i?* x 10 ss a n
CROCKERY, SADI
:o
In extra sizes of clothing, (Crocker
I OKl'Klt SPKCL
ami 1 invite those wishing to purchase any of I hot
where, as
11 3S F.LX T4> Si:X,X,
:o:
It is my purpose to keep a well scloctcl stock ol
will give satisfaction to customers ami cotninnml a
ALL I ASK I
:?j:
fiiioi], r<> t:
Having taken a situation in Mr. \V. ('. Wallace'
country i<> vim on nic wlien they visit Union, ami
nnike Ilioir culls pleasant an.I IMIOFITA1MJI.
Jan 1
1 ilU Otillf Ui uniltu uinoimu.
COL'S TV or L'SJOS.
Iii the Court of Probate.
r.V DAVID JOHNSON, J It.. Ksq., l'rol.atc
Jmlgc for I'liinn County.
\\T lli:i:HAS. James Munro, Clerk of tlic
\V Court, liallt ma.If suit to me to grant
lii 111 letters of nJiuiiiisliatinn 0:1 die estate ami
e lie Its of JAS. \V. SAI?*'*l >11, ileceasnl.
These are, therefore, to file ami a-linonisli all
nti.l singular the kin Ire.1 ami rrnlilors of the
saitl JAS. \V. SAI5TOK, Jecenseil, that they lie '
an.I appear hefore me, in the court of I'rohaleto )
tie hel'l at I nioii C. II., on the l'Jlh Jay of May |
next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. |
M.. to show cause, if any they have, why the J
saiJ Ailministraiion slmuhl not lie granie.l.
(Siveii nn.ler my liatul ami Seal, this ' ill >1 iv of j
A| ril Anno Domini, lss::p ami in the 107th
j year of American Imlcpcii'Dncc.
DAVID JOHNSON, JK..
Ju lge of I'rohale.
v.,.it II 71 *
\ week ;il Inline liy llie in Ins
5W / J iri'iiis. |{i>w| Imsincs.s nnvv before the
I 1'iiMic. ;i| 11;il m l nie li- l. We
will start y<ui. Men, women, Imvs
ninl jiirls \v.inie<| everywhere In w ok l> r lis.
Now is i lie lime. Vuti i mii work in spare lime, (
1 in* jrive your whole time In I lie Imsine-s. \o
oilier liusine-s will pay you nearly as well. No
one 4**1:1 fail l i make e* iruuuis ) iv. l?y eii^a^injf
1 ill oiiee. I nsily niillii anil terms free. Money
iire'e fat, easily, an I In 111 ?i*:i 1 >*y. AiMress
'I 1 r ,S; 1 \iij;n ii 1. Maine
Pell s ly
1
'ALES ROOMS.
dONARY and PORTABLE ^
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG g|
rERS, BEITTING. PACKING, ^
-OFF ENGINES, for Electric
)owcr Th;s is the simplest crs
C3
CD
09
r=ci
E53 <3c SON,
Charleston, S. C. p
3m
tNITURE STORE
& BAILEY,
r c. n.
lion that wej\rc now receiving a large stock of
iABLE FURNITURE,
10 most reasonable terms, which we propose to
IONHISTS OF
icdsteails, Mnltrascss,
Window Shades,
Fancy ami I'lain Rocking Chairs.
Furniture Store.
LICIT K I> .
wtographs ami Cots of every pattern nn<l style
from (lie manufacturers as will enable us to
in the quickest time ami fully us cheap, if not
r ordering themselves.
It K r A It E I> .
Is in the shortest time ami neatest manner, ami
NVINCED.
PORTER & BAILEY.
? if
^EW PRICES!!
ALLACE
OTKL Store, consisting of
NOTIONS,
IND HATS,
D SHOES,
I> II A li 1> W It 10 ,
)LERY, &c., &c.
y ware and Children's Hosiery,
Mi BARGAINS,
se articles to call on inc before purchasing clsoTII
K.1I AT COST.
C.OOD GOODS, and to sell at such prices as
liberal share of the public patronage.
S A TRIAL.
W. C. WALLACE.
ruder Union Hotel.
in-: jpuiii^ic.
s store, I respect fully invite my friends in the
assure them that every effort shall he intide to
JOHN FKHK.
> t f
sfflis MiLLinEnf:
MRS. MARY VINSON
1> r.Sl'KtTI't:l,!.Y informs ilie Ladies of Union
V that siie has just received a large and
ELEGANT STOCK
<> I"
SPRING MILLINERY,
and invites an examination of her assortment.
i think my present Stock is more complete
and stylish than any Millinery ever hefuri
brought to Union, and 1 am confident the
Prices were Never Lower.
Tli-inkin^ tny patrons for ilieir liberal support
in iliv |-:i?t, it will lie ir.y constant ciulcavur l<
?li\*ervc their encouragement in the future.
MRS. MARY VINSON.
April (5 I I if
Surveying! Surveying!!
UWIMi uia<lc Surveying a sin Iv som
. time. I nin siiiw | | up I in execute it 11
nil <>f Ms liritielic, nii'l I oil.-r my t-ervicc.-i lolli
public. All orient left I'ilhi'r at I'nsii i \ \V 11
kin*' more, or tin; Timi.m oliice willreceiv
ptoin| t attention.
r. r. win i I;SII?K.
1 April 1!0 If. II
-v ?i: : ? 1 fnriT
oo aim) 8ee
THE LATEST SPUING STYLES,
JUST RECEIVED AT
ROBERSON & GRIMBALL'S.
:o:
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR NEW STOCK OF
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS,
coivsisxiryo of
I>ress 4>oods, White (>oo<In,
Hosiery and Cloves, Knibroidery and V.?eeH,
"?Two?r *oTli lo? All SI,It*. .Hon *V ? II..I-,
The l'retttest C alicoes | Liulitw anil dents Shoes of
Kver seen in 1'iiion | all styles mill host makes.
IN GROCERIES
Wc have a complete Stock and arc constantly receiving additions.
:o:
WE KEEP FUEL LINES OF
HARDWARE AM) WOODEN WARE F?lt PLANTATION ANI> DOMESTIC USES.
Wo cannot toll nil (lie pretty ami novel articles xvc liavo received, hut invite you to cull nnd
examine our stock. Wo take ulcwsure in atiuwina our "<? '?? f?r wc bclievu wo CM lilcaac
everybody in (QUANTITY AND QUALITY
A N 1) I IV (> W 1? H I O K S .
ROBERSON & GRIMBALL.
April G 14 If
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32 YARDS OF GOOD CALICO
F O R $ 1 A T
11 M A I"* T 7" O T71 I \ l~.l T * fN
1VL i Y J1 tY tv; 11j IN l > VjLj ?.
:o:
W E W I L I, S E L L
:12 YA1M>S OF <^OOi) CATJCO
FOR ONE DOLLAR
AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
We arc receiving our New Spring Stock, and will continue to
receive every week, which we oiler at Hock Hottom Prices.
? ifI CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Manager. Proprietors.
March If, -1 Btn'
ASHIjKY PHOSPHATE CO:
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SOLUBLE <i I A NO, highly :?miiioiiint;
DISSOl.V Kb III INK, liijilicM grade;
Al'ID I'lll IS I'll A I I., for composting ;
ASH Kl.liMKN I', inn lo ol' Flosils, for Cotloli, Oram and I'eas ;
i.|;M l.\i; LF.Ol'OLDSlI Alih KAIMT, imported direct frosv
I lie .Mints in (Jcrmany, itn<l warranted pure;
; IJKNl'INK FLOATS. of lii'iliosl gm lo, rodnet of the Due Atomizer;
S MA I.I. Ci'.lAlN SI'IK III!';
! COTTON AND I'OKN COMPOUND;
OHOUND DKIKI) FISH AND BLOOD;
CltoUND HAW noNH;
N. S. LAND I'LAST Kit;
Special Formulas made lo nr?lcr. COTTON SEED ^IKAL,.
l Special inducements for civsli orders.
> ! For terms, Illustrated Almanacs and cards address tliefo:
j Dec 'J'J 01 Gin
! PER T I L IZ ER 8!
[ TU II ?'ATA \V 1. \ t >11. M 11,1. i i?Ml'A N V. of ? 'liesler, S. tofl'rr* fur sale to (lie Planting Com-mnnilv
a Superior Braiul of Cotton Son I Moil for I' rtilixing or Periling purposes for ?2n.00 per*
e ton c"?t a their mill, Prices Mihjoct toelutiiri without notioe.
fjtgff ("orrespoti Intro Solicited. ' ijQ
| KiO> ii;?7?.'tin CATAWBA OIL CO.