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=3T~i ? ?? An Ordinance ?to ? RAISE SUPPLIES v. for THE FISCAL YEAR Commencing September 10th, 188o. Coi'kcil CiiAMurn. ) Union, S. 0., March 9th, 1880. j Be il onlained by the Town Council of Union, in the Stato of South Carolina, now met and silting, and by tlio authority of the same : 8kc. 1. That a tax of two mills upon every dollar of the value of all Real Estate, stock in trade and personal property in tlio town of Union, be and the same is hereby levied to meet the ordinary expenses of the Municipal governmeut of said town for the flcial year commencing September 10th. 1885. Sec. '2. That the sum of one dollar and fifty cents be fixed as a commutation for street and road duty, apd the said sum is hereby required to be paid by each and every able bodied male person between the ages of eighteen and fiftyfive years, who reside within the incorporate limits of said town. Sac. 8. That the Town Treasurer do proceed at once to collect the taxes herein levied, end ? that he shall keep his books open from the l'2ih day of April until the 12th of May, 188b, after which time he shall proceed by distress or otberwis e, as prescribed by law, to collect such as remain unpaid, with a penally of twenty per cent. Sac. 4. That the basis of values for the laxa tion or Heal Estate, Personal property ami Block in trade, shall be taken from the books of the County Auditor for the year 1885, as far as it relates to the town of Union. Sec. 5. License fees shall be as follows. For each dealer in Fertilizers, provided the same it not inoluded in return to the County Auditor $ 15 00 For each dealer in sewing machinestpro- 1 tided the same is not included in return to the County Auditor 5 00 J For each Life Insurance Agent 10 00 I " Fire " " 10 00 i ' Litery or Sale s'able 20 00 1 " Carriage, Buggy and hearse kept for hire, outside of Livery or Sale slablo per annum 10 00 " two-horse dray per annum 10 00 " onc-horse dray " " 6 00 " Beer Saloon 200 00 " Billiard Saloon on Maiu St 25 00 back " 15 00 I " Ten pin alley per annum 50 00 " and etery circus per day 75 00 5 ' " side show 10 00 1 " " " play or show for 1 gain or re ward 5 00 " " " Itinerant salesman per day .. ..... 5 00 " " Auetioneer per day 2 50 flnn? anil ratifi.-l - - ?' (he 8Ai<l town of Union on theOrd day of March, A. D. 1880. , II. S. BEATY, j S. A. E. Paruam, Inteftdnnt. Clerk. c March 12 10 Si. t Notice of Final Discharged J I HEREBY givo notice that by permission of Hon. Jas? M. (iec, Probate J udgc, 1 shall make my final return as Administrator of the csta'c of J. K. llcnwick, deceased, on Monday, April 6, 1880, and apply for letters dismissory. All persons indebted to the estate of J. K. llcnwick must make payment on or beforo that date, und nil persons having claims against said estate must present them on or Itefore that day, or be forever barred.. B. KESWICK, ??Administrator. I Mar 5 0 4t* Established 1870. STONO PHOSPHATE ; COMPANY. , C1IAULKST<)]\, H. C. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS. Analysis received from the Department of Agrioulture for 1880 : 8TOXO ACID PHOSPHITE. Available Phoe. Acid 10-20 pr. ct. l'otash 2-18 " HTOXO DISSOLVKl) HOME. Available l'hos. Acid 13-10 pr. ct. For sale by Wm. A. NICHOLSON, UNION, S. 0. s March "> 0 '2m. 1 B Notice of Final Discharge. Ill KKKIIY give notice that on the'20th day of April, IKHti, 1 shall make my final return to lloo. .Im. M. (Ice, Probate Judge, aa Administrator of the estate of Ucorge Jeter, deceased, and apply for letters dismissory. All persons indebted to said estate must make payment on or before the above date, and all persons having claims fcgainst said estate must present them, properly attested; on or before that date or tic forever barred. F. C. JKTEIt, Ad'mr. Mar 6 *J 5t* WiDOUGtASV f $3.00#>\ SHOE 8. M. RICK, Jr.,& CO. are sole agents for these Shoes, in Union oounty. Call and examine them. They arc the oheapest Shoe ever offered in thia market. 8. M. HICK JR., A CO. + No. 1 East Union. Deo 4 48 If SPECIAL NOTICE. DK.il 111 NO to make a change in aur busineu ' We oMkour present stock of General Merebandiee arost, to cash buyers, from this date. HUNTER &CO. Feb 20 8 1m A lot of yen Superior Flour ju?t received by A. R. 8TOKE8 A CO. i NEW YEAR! NEW YEAR! A Grand Treat for the Public and Farmers generally ! I now have on hand a full and complete stock of llrvvv and Fancy Groceries, Heavy ani> Fancy Groceries, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, CONFECTIONERIES, t '< )N FECTIONBRIES, CON FECTIONER1 ES, ROOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, all of which I propose to sell at lowest cash prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. MR. W. F. RORO, of Cross Keys, is now with me, and will be pleased to sec his many friends and take pleasure in waiting upon them. Thanking the Public for favors shown me, and soliciting a continuance of the same, 1 am, Respectfully, f v nnnv i*Jt flit m. wii* Jan 16 'J dm Notice of Dissolution. r HE copartnership heretofore existing between J. C. Hunter, K. II. Wallace and J. II. daxwcll, under the firm name of J. C. HUNTER - CO., is this day dissolved. Either of theparticrs are authorized to sign the firm name in iquidation. J. C. HUNTER, K. R. WALLACE, J. II. MAXWELL. Union, S. C., Feb. 15, 18KC. Notice of Copartnership. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the firm mime of HUNTER & for the purpose of carrying on a general nicrihandisc business. Having purchased the buildngand stock of J. C. Hunter & Co., our business will be conducted at their old stand. J. C. HUNTER, E. R. WALLACE. Union, is. C., Feb. 15, ItWi. SPECIAL NOTICE. OUR firm having this day dissolved, all persons having claims against us are requested to iresent them at once for payment. All persons indebted to us by note, or on actount, must settle by the first day of March text, or they will find our claims upon them in lie hands of our attorney. No exceptions will >c made; we arc bound to wind up our old msincss. J. C. HUNTER & CO., In Liquidation. Fob 1ft 7 4t Attention, Farmers. SUANO! CUANO! GUAHO! . VTTE are offering llio following celebrated YV> brands on most reasonable and nccomItAlfaltllM A . MVW?HUg IVI UJO . \SHEPOO ACID, PALMETTO ACID, \shepoo Fertilizer, Carolina Fertilizer. Planters will dud it to their interest to tee us efore buying. SARTOR & ARTHUR, at Flynn'e. Feb 12 0 Ira W.L.DQllGLAS^r?f $3.00? *i WAR RANTED ?OTTO?A * S. M. IlICE, Jr,& CO.,are sole ngents Tor these Shoes, in Union county. Call nnd examine them, 'hey are the cheapest Shoo ever ottered in this aarket. S. M. RICE, Jr., & CO, No. 1 East Union. EMSLIE NICHOLSON, ?Agent for? ENGINES, GINS, THRESHERS, BINDERS, Mowers, Hay Rakes, Grain Drills, PLANTERS, CULTIVATORS, Harrows, and all kinds of Iinttlcmcnts and Machinery. Oct 23 42 Urn. B| parmer's hair balsam Hthe popular favorite for dr earing tlw Mir, llrriorin* color ?kM Hgnray. and preventing Dandruff, it eleanaee tha eoalp, atopa the hair falling, and la aare to plena* m Mku and f 1.00 at Drujggliit*. I The bMtConih Oma yam cut aaa^ I lltl (ha beat preventive known for OnnanmpCtoaL It I cure* l??llly pain*, r-nd aH dlaorder* of the Wfnnmrli, | Howels, I.un^N i.ivcr, hkincya, i nnnry Orgrane and all Female Complaint*. Tl? feeble and Vek, itnwgttnf again* dlww, and ?lowly drifting toward* th*(nv?, will la moat ou? mwtr thetr health by the timely um of Paacm'* Tom*-, bat (May to doaproua Take It In time. 8otd by all Dn|gtoa la large bottlee at fLOO. HINDERCORN8 The atol. and, qulckeet and beat ear* tor Ooraa, Ilunlonx, Wart*, Moiee,Oaltouaea, Ao. Kinder*their t?nrs therjrrowth Mope all pain. Otreanotranbln. Make* the feet comfortable. Hladercorns raru n I lldaa da* fall*. Hold by Kniggtote at I&c. ITIKOI4Co., M. % Jib 29 4 9 barg; FOR MAI ?EEEE1-8-8 . .? In view of making a change in my business me to reduce my imrner FURNIT And in order to do so, I am going to offer ? buyers. This is a big thing, and those who ex| will do well to avail themselves of th<8 opportm only once in a lifetime. My prices will sell th Many articles 1 offer at 'JO per cent, below an; things at and others below cost. And it is just at the price I offer it, as it is at the regular pri This is not an April fool, but good, hard hundreds of people of Union and adjoining con that I am offering At Such, a S If you wait until April 1st, you will be toe during the month of March. TO THOSE WHO JUS tiuis IVII rclllIIIICIU IIII9 J1J1BBBU, lllHt 1 affords me great pleasure to accommodate fricn " few days time," 1 must not lose sight of the I those wno I owe, necessity will compel ine to i friends and most liberal customers. The time t necessary to settle with me by that time < expense. And all persons holding claims against me 1st, as 1 will closo my books by that timo, and Very Respectfully, T. E. Mch 12 10 Steel Plows and gle Trees, Trac Shovels, Spai at BE"\ HARDWA Call an ine my Stoc and yon will 1 the bargains Ij JO,000 lbs. of HIDES Prices paid for same. New Store! New ?(~B I G ] HAVING opened a new Grocery Store on a large stock of BACON, CORN, FLOUR, II ant FAMILY G But the fire came upon us, on the 4th day aftei entire stock of new goods. However, are determined not to be backed dow our business in the warehouse in rear of 1). C. found with a complete stock of Fresh Groceries ASK A SHARE OF We wiil commence to rebuild our brick st< move into it as soon as completed. Give Us a Call, and W< LIVING Come to 1). C. Flynn's store, and you w SARTi Jan 2*2 3 FOSTER i Are prepared to sell all { w mm mn ill llUUIii) 1U Our aim is, as wo have endeavored to do relinb! THE LOWEST I It it impossible for us t< WE HAVE ] usually kept by us in great variety, and are i be glad to exchange goods for it, on adtantag COME AND SEE J You can be suited SPECIAI To those who are indebted to us, we wou What you ewe ! aew due. We ne< further aotiee. Our necessities will force us us to use harsh measure* to obtain what is di QNS! : 8' RCH ^ a '6-.=? -3 Q April 1st, 1NJJ0, it is necessary for |Tj ise stock of ' 'URE, g 05 ;reat inducements in prices to cash pect to buy Furniture this year L ' 2J tity which, perhaps, wil be offered e stock in spite of the hard limes. .jj Y other house in tho Stale ; some 2 as easy to BUY Furniture NOW, ry? ^ oe in good times. h^j substantial facis. which stare at .. y?f inties who need the trery goods ^ aerifiee! ? * HH |PD > late, as this oiler is only made OK ME: l?? pour account not paid. While it its and customers with goods on a >?.. ract that in justice to myself sud a, . make collections even from my best vill bo out April 1st, and it is very i ind avoid unnecessary trouble and j^j HtH will {fleasc present them by April * want to square accounts. o BAILEY. K 3t Plow Stocks, Sine Chains, Hames, ies Pitchforks ATLEY'S RE STORE. dexamik: a.nd Prjops be convinced 01 im now offering'. W. D. BfiWLEY. f ^v^nted, and Highest Cash W. D. B. Fin! New Goods! SD A FIRE!!Z1New Year's day, we intended to keep on band 10LASSES, SUGAR, COFFEE, 1 other GROCERIES, r commencing business, and consumed almost our VE n on account of this misfortune, and have resumed Flynna cheap dry goods store, where we will be >, and YOUR PATRONAGE. >re on Main street ns early as practicable, and will 5 Will Give You Goods at f PRICES ill find us. OR & ARTHUR. tf k WILKINS ~ I^oods in their immense stock SUIT THE TIMES. for the past seventeen years, to famish good, lo goods at POSSIBLE PRICES. rj nam^lhe goods and prices. EVERYTHING anxious to make sales. We need money and will ;eoua terms to the purchaser. FOR YOURSELVES, I in goods and prices. ^ NOTICE. Id askthat thej make prompt Mtilcncnt. ed the money, and expect all to pay up without to collect, and we hope our friends will not forot novo. ... I NEW grocery" Wc arc receiving a new and FRESH GRC which wc nropost AT REASONABL Our stock cons llf'llV T vinun * m.wy m.- li^F M%4 Sl'CiAIt A\l) ( (H I CANNEDC and all kind.-it FAMILY GR( Give us a call and sco for yourselvc A. R. In J. T. Nov <5 41 CO cn tr1 r? >" s .*S ?*> a a QP '<T5 & pi H *=1 o H Ki? B pf P ^ Q a P ^ gr ? ? ? <=! gg I !Z ? ? STOVES!" STOV KI), a full linej|of Cooki anybody [.ricc. A GOOD COC jno. (t witn ;so pieces cor Ihe popular " Farmer which are so well known throughout the coun sell is fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 b stoves,) which enables mo to get theui much ch half less th.?n in single shipments. I manufacd which cost u.c less than by buying ready-made this allows me to sell stoves AS CHI AS ANY HOUSE II You can sec one "BUCKEYE" FO at work in the public well. I am prepared to r L!.L T _ 1. .. 1 i 1* II . i lor which 1 inane no extra cna~gc. j\ lull sine and Groceries. Tin Roofing, Guttering and ll< abort notice, and I make no extra ohargo for jot all kinds of stoves with despatch. The very best CASH PRICES p 1 The old reliable house of 8?pt U Sius JAN. Drs. Mnrpliy & Smith Have made their headquarter* at M. M. ltirc, Jr., & Co.'s store, where will also be found a full and new stock of 1 D-RUGW3. Feb 6 6 tf t r STORE. I complete ftock of ICERIES, ) to cell B PRICES. ists of KK, iOOI>S aii'l CIIKKSE. I of )CERIES. 3 is. STOKES & CO. Ilill & Co.'s o!<l buildiop. tf H?' Tj L, - 2 9^2 2. I W IC/D O P "* ? /^mrvTT-i-i/n ' JiiS! STU V m m ng and Floating Stoves, and {can anit }K STOVE, aplete, for only $15.1 Kmftirl" and ty arc still in the lead. Every Stove I uy my stoves by the car load, (about 80 caper, and also makes the freight one? ire all oiy stove pipe and sheet iron pans, , and they are much hotter. And all KAP ? THE STATE. ) of my RCE PUMPS tut them in wells anywhere in the eoantj k of Tinware, Hardware, Woodenwaro j .L. i 1 ? 3|'?inuj? uuuc in vuu uc?w maimer iuu ui >h in the oountrv. I order repairing for aid for Hides and Beeswax. H. RODGER LEATHER rne.is Leather, 1'lantation Leather, Upper Leather, , Calf Bkiaa, at A. R. STOKES, A CO.'S.