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% ? ^_____________ ANNUAL KKTOHT Ciniy Gommisaiims j Union County. J FOR THE FISCAL YEAR WS4-9. { .? I ML J Trsasnrer's bal. for wdhiuj nssiy, 1888 an4 1884 -.$1,876 68 Original anMa?ntn $8,380,000.00. 9,840 00 A^dillvssl MMMuat...?M MMM.MM..H 44 36 16 par cent, penalty MWSHSH*** 86 69 I t n "" " ? 202 03 Flaw and liotnats 786 001 OatataadlagCooMaiaelener*'aheelu... 76 98 J 912,864 S3 cm. ByCtBaia'D'i' ordera_$l 1,196 61 !' DM Couatj Commissioners, via., Jaa. T. Deaglaas............... 80 40 " T. L. HtBNm 88 00 " Jmi L. Swink 147 66 " A. R. Aughtry,equalisation board 4 70 " Treasurer's eommisbIobs sea* MMttia 169 61 I 1 Nulla bona executions 1411 87 " Deductions and abate- C meat* 62 86 $11,899 09 a Bal. 0. C. $481 84 jj SPECIAL TAX LEVY, 1884 k 1886. J DR. t To railroad balance, frost 1888 and o 1884 ... f 8,064 95 " original railroad aimmw1,1884 6 and 1685 eeeeee .seee*eeaeeee*eeeeeen 18,197 00 I J " additional aH?MmtD(.M.M,?...,M 69 00 0 " 15 per cent, penaltj 48 84 I !' 5 per cent, penalty eeeeeete* tteeetiM 270 68 I J 910.668 87 CR. b By Commissioner*' ord- * era, interest on R. R. B $18,309 40 8 14 Commissioners' ord- ? era, retiring bonds.. 1,428 68 ? " Treasurers' oommis- p sions~. ...... 210 67 it " Nulla bona executions 190 61 Jj " abatements by Comptroller General 88 18 $15,820 89 f< C Balanoe on special lax $242 97 * COLUMBUS GAGE, jj Clerk B. C. C. U. C. ti Oct 1 89 It a Tax Notice, li a THE Treasurer of Union county will open bis books for the collection of the Taxee, for c the fiscal year 1885, at the following places : a Union C. H., Friday, October 15th to 81st. Gregory's Store, Monday, November let. * Mlnter's Store, Tuesday, November 2d. 1 Goshen llill, Wednesday, November 8d. G. Eppe Tucker's 8tore, Thursday, November 4th. FliK Dam. Friilu NonnkM f.?k Santue, Saturday, November 6th. * Mt. Tabor, Moorehad's 8tor?, Monday, No* Timbtr 8th. Kelton, Spears k IIowall's Store, Tuesday, Norambar 9th. Frank Kendrick'a Stora, Wadnaaday, Norses bar 10th. GowdeyariUe, Thnraday, November 11th. Wllkinsrille, Friday, Norambar 12th, and Saturday, Norambar 18th, until 2 a'sloek p. m. 1 Draytonrilia, Monday, Norrmhar 15th. J Timber Ridge, Tuesday, Norambar 16th. * Aabury, LiUlajohn'a Stora, Wadnaaday, No- j camber 17th. Jonasrllla, Thursday, Norambar 18th. al Jasper Gibbe', Friday, Narambar 10th. s Colaraioa, Saturday, Norambar 20th. s Union C. H., Monday, Norambar 22d, ta Da- I camber 15th, iaoluaira. I All mala citisens batwaan tha ages af 21 and * GO years, not exempt by law, are liable to poll tax. Persons who own property In different town- J ships will please make it knawn whan thay ? coma ta pay their taxes. | TAX LEVY, 1 seeeeeeen assesses assesses* t>\ mill# I Count j Interest on railroad bends t} " Retiring railroad bonds of 1 Bill Past indebtedness of the count/ f of a mill School eeeeet * ?ee#seeee# eeeeeeoeooeee se?e*s 2 Blillf I Total leeeeesMsoHtM 16 mills JOS. P. GIST, County Treasurer. Otober 1st, 1880. Oct 1 80 'it ] Change in Business. , HAYING sold my tallrs stock of Merchandise to F. C. Pool, I take this opportunity of thanking the public for pas* patronage and I soliciting a oontlnaanee sf tka sasu Is my snseosser. I am, respsstftally, M. L. POOL. Ssptsmbsr 20th, 1886. Having purchased the entire steok of foods of M. L. Pool 1 now proseoo to keen on hand n full and oompleta lino of General Merchandise at the old stand, nil of which I propose to soil a* lowest oaeh nrises, and I resneetfalle uk a liberal share of Sbo publio pslrostft. RoopoolfuUp, f. 0. POO L. September <0, 18M, Pot 1 30 St Application for Hcmcctcnd. i ATOTIC* to hereby sins ttoi lin. maabslli J-N Mm, widow of Marpbp Bobo, dtwsssf, I has filed her petition before m to hare a hiai ? lead assigned and eet off, for the benefit ef herself and her Miner ehlld Flora, frees the real and personal property of the saMMerphjr 1 Bobo. J Notion to fertker girea that the said pell Ilea t will eons up for hearing before as ee the fiOth I dap of Oeteber next, at 11 o'oloek A. M. JAMES MUNRO, ? Mooter for Ualoe Coaatp. . Master's Oflee, Soft. St 188*. Sept. *4, m. fit. * j sHfsxrrs SALE. FOR OCTOBER, 1HHO. BT virtue of on execution to me directed I will tell, before the Court House door, on foodty, the fourth day of October next, during he legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following Inscribed properly, to wit: One tmt of land belonging to Win. H. Noraaa, lyiap, being and situate in Cross Keys ownshlp, Union County, sentainlng one hunIred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded on M north and east by lends of R. J. Be toil,) nth by lands of Lewis Tarborongh, west by ands of Monroe Kelly. Levied on and to be old an the property of Vs. H. Norman at the ult of 0. 8. Gregory, plaintiff, against Wn. I. Norman, defendant. Terms of Sale?Cash. J. G. LONG, S. U. C. Sept. 17, 87 fit. NOTICE OF ELECTION ON Railroad Subscription IN BOGANSVXLLE TOWNSHIP. OrriCB OF COUHTT COMMISSIONERS, \ Ukios, 8. c.f Aug. 80th, 1886. / fTTHKREAS, a petition has been filed with YY the County Commissioners of Union lounty, signed by majority of the freeholders f Bogansvillc Township, of Union County, in oeerdnnoe with the provisions of an Act of he General Assembly of South Carolina aproved the 20th day of December 1884, en. Itled an Ael to incorporate the Glenn Springs lailroad Company, askiug that tlio question of ubecription or no subscription of the sum of wenty thousand dollars to capital stook of said ompany, which subscription shall be made in oupon bonds of said township, bearing six per ent interest and payable in 16, 20 and 26 ears after the date thereof, as provided by aid Aet, be submitted to the qualified electors f sail Township, And further,that the said rood do run through he ' said township by the way of West prings, in a southeasterly direction, and s near the oenter of the same as pcpctioable; nd further that the funds realised on said onds to be expended exclusively in the contraction of said railroad within the limits of aid township. And whereas, the said Comi ins ion era have by a resolution of their Board f iKn nmAiini nwAiwaa^ ..L?lk-J ??? |r?V|rw?U W WO OUUaUi 1UOU W ording to the request of said petition, at wenty thousand dollars in six per cent, coupon londs of said township; said Bonds to be made ayabls in installments of six thousand dollars a 15 years, and in equal installments of seven housand dollars in 20 and 26 years after the ate thereof, as provided in said Act. It is hereby ordered, that an election be hold ?r said purpose, on Wednesday the 13 day of October 1880, and that the polls be opened t the various election precincts within the said swnship of Boegnsville, from 7 o'olock a. m., nlil 6 o'olock p. m. of that day at which elccloa all the qualified eleotors of said Townsbi p hall be entitled to vote,- that the ballots shall ave written or printed thereon the words subscription" or "no subscription." The managers of the last general eleotion for he election precincts within said Township re hereby appointed managers of the election erein ordered. Said managers shall make reams and meet at the Court House of said !ounty and count the votes and declare the reult of said eleotion And certify the same to the lhairman of the Board of County Commisioners of said County, as provided by law, en r before Friday, the 16th day of October, 88(1. By order of the Board, J AS. T. DOUGLAS, Ch'n B. C. C. U. C. Columbus Gaob, Clerk. Setp. 8, 86 Gt. " MASTER'S SALE~ The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. I In the Coart of Common Fiona. Nancy Burnett, Plaintiff, against Henry B. Burnett, and others, Defendants. tN obedience to au order made in the above entitled ease, by his Honor J. H. Hudson, Circuit ud^e, I will sell before the Court House door, town 01 union, on oaiesuay in uetooer, 880, the following doaoribed property, to wit : All that certain traot, piece or parcel of land itoatad in Cross Keys township, Union County, tale aforesaid, bounded by Tyger River on be east, on the south by lands of R. P. Ray nd 8. J. Ray, on the west by lands of James I. Graham, and on the north by lands of 8. D. IrigS*, containing one hundred and twentyre acres, more or less. TERMS OP SALE. One-half of the purchase money to be paid la ash, the balance in one year from day of sale, rith interest thereon from day of sale, to be scored by bond of the purchaser and a mortage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for pars. JAMES MUNRO, Master for Union County. Master's Offioe, Union, 8. C., Sept. 18 188G. Sept. 17, .87 St. EISLIE NICHOLSON, ?? DBALaa ix Agricultural Implcmontn and Maohlnory. invUBD n A XTWfl liuvoara wv TT WIIM) MnnW) A J>lWOPK7y Engines, Qlnt, Saw-mills, Uapcrs, Binders, Threshers, Plows, Planters, Cultivators, >I8C HARROWS, THOMAS HARROWS, ACME HARROWS, And Builders' Materials. MOM, NASH, BLINDS, ??., Ac. Q1V1RAL COMMISSION, UNION. 8. C. k Small Quantity of Fine Seed Wheat for Sale. UfilO M 61 To Bridge Builders. I WILL b* at Glet'e old bride* oa Tueedej, ?h* 19th of Ootobor next, to lot oat the oonroot, to Ik* lowest reeponrtbl* bidder, fit baildH? bridge at tfcet plea*. rlaaa aad opooitootione will bo ?*d* kaowa tka daj of ike letting. J. T. DOUGLASS, Ch'a'n 9. Co. Coai'r*. Oa 1 89 8t Tie Hardware Stoi Will be known ?=RED a In the Burnt Block, where he wi whether spectators or purchi liberal support in the continuance oi with W. I>. 13 BUSINESS REMOVING! HAVING BOUGHT the )trg? brick store on McNally, and in order that I may have as few | at my new stand with almost an antirelv NN N EEE WWW 888: NN N E WW WW 8 N N N KB WW WW 8888 N N N K WW WW N NN EEE W W 8838 I will therefore offer my entire atook, for the ne: I here a large Stock of Gentlemen's and on hand that I am determined to oleir oi 23 Per Cent. I rather than carry them over to my new stand. Do not oome to the oonolnsion that this red and be oonvinced that everything in the above i LEADER OF NEW GROC] I NEW GR0C1 We are reoefving a NEW I FRESH G1 G WHICH WE PR' R O AT REASONA 0 E R Y OUR STOCK S BACON, LARD, FLOUR, q SVOAB AND C< R . * CAN] E And all ^ FAMILY G: O&to ns a Oo.ll and I la J. T. Hill A Co.'a old baildii NEW QROQ] TTresh a A LAURENS QUEEN 0LIV1J8, OLIVE OIL, DURKEE8 SALAD DRE TOBASCO PEP J WOI H ?FRENCH BI-C French Bi-Carb Soda will p being the best Baking Soda knoi BAKERS CHOCOLATJ TBIOTLY PURE FL A FULL LINE 4 ?8UC YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, JAPAN, S< at 75 cents per po?!to<l. HUDNUT S PEARL < SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON LI I '6 of W. D. Beiley hereafter as the FRONT=? 11 be pleased to WELCOME ALL, ; : t isers. Thanking all for their ) past, and soliciting a the same, I am \ ? respect, EWLEY. j? j t : 1 ? [ ? : '"CHANGEr | -T j 1 REMOVING! | i the corner, formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas : joods as possible to more, so?l be able to open out j 3 TTTTT 000 OCCC K K T O O C K K 3 T O 0 0 KK S T O O C K K I T 000 CCOC K K CCl (I SO DAYS, at strictly Hew York Cost. Boys' CLOTHING ? Fi it, and hare made up mind to sell them at F] ..ess than Cost, 18 uotion is not made, bat come and see for yourself s just what I mean to do. D. C. FLYNN. X^OW PRICES. ERY STORE. ER| STORE. H ? .1 B and COMPLETE Stock of 'I? GOCERIES, I A OPOSE TO SELL Q jrR BLE PRICPJIS;. O 0 X E R Y CONSISTS OF S OFFEE, J A WED CJOOD8 mid CHEESE, R 1 kinds of E '?r ROCERIES. ^ See lor Yoursolros, V L E. STOKES & CO. ?? hig ERY STORE. T liRLVAL^* A.T? 1 G.YOUNG'S, i I an at SSINO, ?P PER SAUCE, J?! ICESTERSHIRE SAUCE, !T ORSFORD'S BREAD PREPARATION, JJ; JARB OF SODA? i. r?: !i. a ? ?11 it'vt'ut uiHuuiiH turning yeiiow, ?n. ] E [for culinary purposes] i A.VOBING EXTRACTS H [>F GOOD TEAS ^ HAS? , ? w? "V JUCHONG, GUNPOWDER, AND OOLONG M JRtTS, (medium aod loe) kRJ> and FLOUR, ahiajs io stock. IARD TIMES'.^ BUT j FALLflNDWIHTERGOOO! WE ARE JUST RECEIVING one of tho largcs >ought tory close in the Northern markets, and, k riMEH," we arc marking our entire stock rig DRY G( In Dry Goods and Notions yon will find that w? uit all classes. SHOES ! In this lino we wish to call mur anenlal ies almost cxclusirely from manufacturers, which, o fou will find we keep nearly ererything that is usui ,'hild's shoe at 25cts per pair to a Gent's $7.00 shoe, rhich is guaranteed to give satisfaction. We also m; CLOTHING, H You will find, by examination, that we carry a ver AT THE LOWEi Wo hare some rcry nobby style hats just receir dens' and Boys'. Out Doors are op || respectfully, GRAHAI Aug 20 33 THE BEST IN T] The McCormick Machines having IGIIEST HONORS at every Worl eld Trials, have justly earned the [FTY-FIVE YEARS experience. 55,841 Machines, (Binders, Reapert 184. Sold on liberal terms. ?ALSOKing Guano Distributers, Berry Cotton Planters, Terry " " Leader Chilled Turning Georgia Cast 14 Misbawka Sulky ARROWS, FEED CUTTERS, CO! ARROWS, Ai\D FARMING IMI ' all kinds. lGENCY IS5 BUCK 1 BON BARBED FJ jiicas', Averill, and Paints. FOS Ipril 'J 14 Neat Dwelling for Sale. i HIE neat brick dwelling on Main street lately occupied by Dnrid Johnson, Jr., is offered sale. For particulars inquire of W. A. NiniinmnN -an-wr klch.20 12 If j" Red Rust Proof Seed Oats. fTEhave ordered a car load of lied Rust AA Y Proof Seed Oats and those wishing to wiih r thorn had belter leave their orders with us ff n; oner, as they aro scarco and will be much than ;her. A. K. STOKES & CO* mark heodore Munro, M. D. and" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, J", UNION C. II., 8. C., . will t . . ice in brick building, corner of Law Range. 1 s'r llareh 10, tf _ ^ very The State of South Carolina. ge CO UNTY OF UN 10 N. By JAMES M. QEE, Esq., Probate Judge. IT II EKE AS, Thos. Lee Thorpe has made suit V to me to grant him Letters of Adminis,tion on the estate of and eflfeots of Addie S. orpe, dcoeased. These are, therefore, to oile and admonish all d singular the kindred and creditors of the F>I d Audio S. Thorpe, deceased, to be and JO pear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be oovei Id at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 11th Hons f of October next, after publication hereof, Pit 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if can h f they can, why the said Administration >uld not be granted. C. liven under my band, this 21st day of Sep- Sej fiber, A. I). 1880. JAMES M. QEE, Judge Probate. 11.. OXit. .1.. ?r u_... 1 iuu? I MVI?WMV? VU ?*IV ???? ***?/ V* tJV|)kVIUUQl( IOOU, I M the Weekly Union Times. J Sept 24 88 2t I ins! Gins! Gins!-T. WE WOULD remind our l'lanters mid (liars Ihnt we ar? mill ngenia for the reliable and 1 ll-known Qlns : . riN^Hip, S UltOWN, A PBART. the i Parties needing any repnira should send in hi* S >n and hate it done befoie the ginuing season ens. Before purchasing elsewhere oil I and ? as, as we hare sons bargains to offer in bacc is. Terms liberal. ? rAKK A THOMSON. A ^ug 18 82 bt "oef t i 3W PRICES! 5JU8TRECEIVED.; : i t stocks of good* ia Union, which wo ? nowing that the cry ia 44 M A.HX> rht down at Hnrd Pan Prtnaa DODS. | i have a large assortment of Goods to 4^ SHOES ! | n, as we buj our ahoea ia large quanti- j f courae, gires ua inside figures ob Iheai. ; illy kept in a firat-claaa house?from a i Be sure and look at our $3.00 shoe, : ake a specialty of Ladies' Fine Shoes. : ATS, &c. y large stock of Readj-Mado Clotkieg | 5T PRICES. j ed. Also, a full line of eheap hats ia : one to all, whether you buy from us er \ should you make up your mind to bur : you will find that we do ear heat te sell : beat goods far the least money j H & SPARKS. | if EE WORLD" been always awarded th? d's Fair, and International above title as the result of 3 and Mowers) were sold in i Plows, M RN SHELLERS, WHEELJLEMEHTS L'HORN OR RIBENCE WIRE, Asbestos Mixed ITER & WILKINS. If UiLEN & MIILLER. - 9 ??- Proprietor* of the ?? uivioint IED & SALE STABLES WING leased the building formerly occupied by J. W. Harris, we hare filled it Bngglea, Wazons, Pbalraib rucHH, Ac., whien we will sell cheaper eatue goods were ever offered on this el. ggies, $o0 and upwards ; wagons, both sua wo-horse, at an inducement. Some good id-hand Iluggies $'20 and upwards?all warranted. Those wishing to purchase tare money by giving us a call. We mean less, and are determine! to sell, so, some fine combination horses for eale low nt our stable. ALLEN & MILLER, pt 24 38 it To Builders. IE COURT HOUSE ROOF. Orrics or Cot xrr Commissioners, 1 Union, September 7, 1886. j DS will be received at this office until the lrt day of October, for putting a new roof, ed with tin, on the old part of the Court e at Union, 8. C. ins and speoideation* of the work requirad ie seen nt I his nffi/i* J. T. DOUGLASS, C. B. C. C. Oaok, Clerk. pt 10 86 41 Union 'EHALE ACADEMY ir. exercises in una ocnooi Will M FWUBtil on MONDAY, September 18,1886. Miaa 1'HtEBE FULLER, Prieeipel. ss Sai.lik Mubbo, Musie Department. Jmokers take Notice! II winhing a good oheup moke, tail aft (tore of II. F. Sonife and got km of STOGIKS. You win aWoled nM of fino oigtrn, oigarelU, ehewiag Ino, snuff, &?. moke our Studio eigun tfaey are An \i nickel oigar sold.