The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 25, 1887, Image 4

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f 1 V ? .? J ANNUAL REPORT. -OK TIIE? COUNTY TREASURER, OF UNION COUNTY To hie Honor (he presiding Judge of the 7th Judicial Circuit the following report it respectfully submitted, February, 18 87. To balance cash on band April, 5th, 1885, In settlement with County Auditor : Ordinary County purposes. 310 42 For special purposes 418 89 For School purposes 1124 88 Total balance $1849 19 Amount collected for ordinary County purposes from October 16th 1880, to 16th January, 1887 8840 00 Total amount collected for Interest on R. R. bonds 10201 69 Total amount collected for retiring R. R. bonds 1625 07 Total amount collected for school, 2 mills tax 7018 21 | Total nmount collected for poll tax 8426 00 Total amount collected for past indebtedness 2210 00 Total amount collected for liquor K license ? 200 00 ' TOTAL FOll ALL COUNTY PUBrOSKS. $36329 00 Abatements, tax refunded by Comptroller General, Ordinary County Tax paid 26 6 6 Interest rail road bonds tax paid... 30 97 Retiring rail road bonds tax paid... 4 42 School 2 mill tax, tax paid 17 70 Ordinary County, past indebtedness 6 06 Total ? $ 80 COUNTY TRBASURKB'S COMMISSION. Ordinary County, Tax pays 160 0C Interest rail road bonds, tax pays 180 60 Retiring rail road bonds, tax pays 20 <0 School, 2 mills Tax, tax pays 106 61 Ordinary County, past indebtedness 40 (X Total *M0 0t ? ' 'Mf|W. *>'TBEJUT ON RAII, ROAD No. */ 926 7 E. II. Wallace Trcs. Bank 3Uoo cu .. .. .. ?< 1426 0( 892 .. .. .. 6628 61 852 Charleston News & Courier. 2 4( 847 Miss Mary Russell 60 0< 840 A. II. Foster 119 0( 848 Whitcford Smith 62 61 839 T. C. Duncan 14 o( Total $11297 41 PAST INDEBTEDNESS ORDINARY COUNTY, FISCAL YEAR, 1883-84, ? MILL TAX LEVY No. 672 William Munro $ 3 65 dju Mike Bea'enbaugh 3 91 952 Asa Smith 4 93 951 8. L. Susong ^69 28 950 Nim Smith '26 81 949 Jasper Wilburn 4 50 569 J. II. Wilkins 2 98 946 D. C. Flynn 47 48 010 Wm. A. Nicholson 206 26 912 Drs. Munro nndCulp 18 20 906 J. II. Fowler C 48 007 Dr. B. F. ltawls 6 9F 030 G. S. Gregory 3 61 032 Benj. Jerry 21 OC 031 J. C. lluntor 17 3i 933 A. R. Auglitry G 01 934 I. G. McKissick 10 0( 913 Rice & McLurc 25 4( 919 Wm. JefTerics ..... 35 6: 920 Wm. J. Octzel 5 6fi 021 J. II. Wilkins 14 61 911 John A. Flint, Jr 369 2? 906 Wm. Smith 3 7? 928 B. T. Gee 31 21 909 Wm. A. Law 46 1? 926 S. M. Rico 161 71 924 Wm. T. Orahom 17 48 922 Charlca JJ. Bailey 34 73 916 Foster & Wilkine 126 87 923 John T. Graham 19 92 914 James GTant 46 27 918 John Rodger 64 46 916 Dr. C.T. Murphy 8 30 917 Geo. W. Fowler 20 00 929 Jcmcs II. Rodger 38 08 936 Jesse Bailey 2 08 939 A. E. Susong 67 27 941 W. II. S. Harris 6 71 938 Walker, Evans & Cogswell. 31 79 940 Sanford Wilburn 4 15 944 Mike Beatenbaugb 22 65 943 D. Johnson 62 89 047 D. A. Townsend for J. B. Stodman's estate 200 00 045 John R. JefTeries 3 20 076 J. B. Foster 27 23 076 Charles A. Calvo 16 00 066 Jno. W. Harris 6 06 081 Bobcrson ft Grimball 4 40 069 Jas. Munro 40 2. 053 Wm. Munro 17 85 078 W. T. Jeter 14 36 077 J. P. Jeter 17 39 954 Allen & Miller 1165 Total 52067 87 DISBURSEMENTS OF THE ORDINARY COUNTY FUND. No. 828 James Munro 46 76 829 Mrs. Susan Grubbs 20 00 831 E. K. Belue 24 60 832 J. II. Williams 6 (X) 833 Tenn Belue 10 00 834 Ellen Talmar 0 00 836 W. M. Fostar 2 60 Wm, A. Nicholson 8 96 836 E. P. Maoomeon 8 60 , 837 Dr. J. F. MoCunev - R 838 R. C. Greer .. 7 16 . 840 Thoa. E. Bailey 37 26 . 841 Edward l'erry & Co 6 09 , 842 J. L. Swink, Jr 6 00 < 843 8. R. Crawford ? 26 00 < 844 J. O. Long 60 00 . 846 C. Cage 26 00' * a* 0 848 l'liillip Bice 12 00 T 849 Teott Wilson 10.00 T, 830 Ellon Palmer 6 00 VI 851 lloborson & Grimball 85 VI 853 James Eubnnka 5 00 V 854 Mose Kershaw 8 00 E 805 I'Mlip llico. 10 00 J 85G Mose Kershaw 10 00 857 Samuel Gregory 2 50 859 N. 11. Morgan 25 00 800 Fant, McKissick & Co.... 1001 13 C. Gage 25 00 ^ 802 Emslie Nicholson 11 45 803 F. II. Counts 43 05 804 Jno. 1\ Gage 50 00 805 Jas. T. Douglass 71 05 8GG N. 11. Morgan 800 00 807 John Garner 2 10 808 T. L. 1 lames 8 40 809 G. 11. Fowler 80 00 870 C. L. Allen 187 56 871 C. B. Bobo 38 60 872 Foster & Wilklns 33 50 1 873 J.G.Long 1219 07 874 Wm. A. Nicholson 25 00 875 James Muuro 247 80 870 Moso Kershaw 30 00 877 Jaines Vandcrforil 31 25 878 K. M. Stokes 103 25 879 E. P. Macomson 37 60 880 C. Gage 230 76 881 Jno. C. P. Jeter 25 00 883 D. Johnson 100 00 884 Drs. Murphy & Smith... 69 00 885 James Grant 00 00 886 Dr. M. A. Mooro 85 00 887 Foster & Wilkius 821 38 888 W. H. S. Harris 21 00 889 O. S. Kendrick 23 92 890 Jas. II. Situs w 9*2 W. II. S. Harris 4 00 891 S. L. West 25 00 892 Philip Kice 26 00 89.1 Win. .1 cileries 100 00 890 11. W. Tinslcy 17 00 i 897 E. D. Shnrkcy 72 50 898 Herring Safe Company 440 00 | 899 Tcna Bclue 25 00 > 900 Ellen Palmer 21 00 901 J. H. Williams 89 91 i 902 Jasper Gibbs 7 50 r 903 W. M. Foster 2 70 904 Newel Smith 25 00 ) 905 Wm. Smith 14 00 9J6 Thos. Trammell 6 00 J 910 ~ 948 J. II. Williams tly JO J. E.Swink 134 05 D 9C0 P. H. Hargrove 12 50 3 085 Walker Evans & Cogswell. 26 74 [ 962 D. C. Flynn 10 60 ) 957 Jas. jS. Spearman 43 76 ) 974 J. C. Hunter 98 68 ) 908 Fant & Mclvissick 15 32 ) 9 >7 J. II. Williams 16 45 ) 972 llobineon & Allen 6 50 963 Cltas. and Green Ilailey 41 00 914 Win. A. Nicholson 328 60 8 >8 N. 11. Morgan 24 00 9S0 T. C. Duncan 67 80 932 11. J. Bctsill 180 971 Foster & Wilkius 29 90 975 J. II. Foster 27 19 965 J. II. Fowler 14 37 979 Goo. W. Fowler 36 94 973 M. W. Culp 12 00 880 T. J. urr 00 994 Dr. J. D. Orr 6 60 960 C. W. Whisonant 8 00 983 Farr & Thomson 49 90 980 W.T.Graham 2 70 County Commiaeioners'... I cheeks for jury and wit i ness tickets 1803 8S 103 N. B. Bison 1 00 4'J9 Charles Willard 3 00 ! 3*21 Jas. II. Rodgsr 1'2 00 ! 22> J. M. Acock 2 10 1 482 William Sanders 1 40 ) 900 Glenn Jeter 1 00 1 409 James Grant 3 00 '? 418 P. C. Whiaenant 1 00 T 420 J. I. Harris... 1 50 i 493 A. E. Fant 1 90 ? 214 F. M. Adams 2 00 108 Calvin Humphries 1 20 l Total $9140 08 I PAII) SCHOOL CLAIMS. 8CHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 . B. J. Foster S 16 00 N. B. Eison 4 60 M. L. Lamaster 28 00 Miss Sallic F. Hi* 28 00 T. B. Reynolds 28 00 R. T. Fost r...., 21 00 T. B. Reynolds 28 00 B. J. Foster 10 00 Mary E. Witherspoon 20 00 j.jj. jenenes 28 00 M. L. Carlisle ?> 00 M. L. Carlisle 25 00 J. E. Jcfleric* 28 00 John Jed'eries 28 00 Anna Ilhiaeliardt 20 00 D. J. Foster It) 00 It. J. Foster. 21 00 Miss Sallie A. Black 28 00 M. L. Carlisle 25 00 Miss Dora Wbitlock 28 00 Miss Dora Whiilock 20 00 SallieA. Dlack 28 00 M. L. J.ninastcr 28 00 Miss Sallie Hix 28 00 Miss gallic F. Hix 28 00 M. L. Lamaster 28 00 It. J. Foster 21 00 Anna Rhineliardt 20 00 S. B. Reynolds 29 86 T. P. O. Shields 12 CO Total $709 96 SCHOOL DISTlttCr SO. 2. C. Gibbs 22 00 Kdward C. R1 more 30 00 N. O. Littlejohn 10 00 J. L. Alexander 21 00 f r * t if. if. mcxamier , 30 00 J. W. Spears 18 00 i J. L. Alexander 30 00 ] J. 0. Spencor 30 00 . J. 0. Spencer 30 00 ] J. G. Spencor 80 00 1 Kliza Keid 20 26 0. Gibbs 22 00 1 Gibbs 16 60 1 lohn Webster ... 21 00 f. J. Clark *. 27 00 i, V J. Clark : 27 00 , J. Clark 20 25 Tlic ' B. Lemons 50 00 The r. B. Lemons 30 00 Jno r. B. Lemons 30 00 " . C. Eknore 30 00 . W. Spears 18 00 Drt Ue< Total $ 643 00 DISTRICT MO. 3. ingie Lindsey 15 00 } Iiss Nannie Kendriok 17 25 1 1 ? Mice McColIoch 76 00 11 " Nannie Kendriok 25 00 6 " Nannie Kendriok 25 00 ^ Clarissa Spears 6 00 3. D. Byers 15 00 F. B. Gaffnoy 31 25 Miss Sallie G. Poole 1G 25 ^ ? Sallie G. Poole 25 00 N. E. Goudelock 25 00 Annie A. Foster 15 00 C. E. Spears 20 CO ? - - or. nn F.. L. Reid . E. L. Reid 25 00 Eliza Reid ... 16 26 F. W. Littlejohn 25 00 T F. W. Littlejohn 25 00 Angie Lindsey 15 00 Ida E. Tuokor ?. 20 00 Ida E. Tucker 20 00 E E. D. Littlejohn 16 00 Mies Leah Tcsaier - 25 00 ^ E. D. Littlejohn 15 00 C. E. Spears 13 00 I E. D. Littlejohn 15 00 j Miss Nannio E. Goudelock 25 00 " Nnnnio E. Goudelook 26 00 > W. II. Spears 25 00 W. H. Spears. 15 00 Mrs. M. A. Lcggo 25 00 j M. A. Lcgge 25 00 Miss Loah Tessior 25 00 } " Leah Tcseier 25 00 ] C. E. Spears 20 00 . C. E. Spears 20 00 1 F. M. Littlejohn 17 25 ! W. II. Spears 20 00 ' Clarissa Spears 15 00 C. E. Spears 20 00 , Total $866 25 DISTRICT NO. 4. Miss M E Hughes 3 20 Vrt fb W , C ?l "?.master 17 fry J J Kinnrd 30 00 J J Kinard 30 00 Miss L C Kennedy 30 00 " M E Darlington 22 CO " L C Kennedy 7 50 John M. Foster 20 00 M L Lamaster 11 26 M L Lamaster g 70 Miss E R Itodgers 30 00 C M MoKissick 30 00 I Ida C Black 30 00 I Ida C Black 30 00 C II Jones 30 00 C n Jones 30 00 W Q Blftko .. 30 00 W G Blake 30 00 Miss E B Rodgers 80 00 J I) Bailey 25 50 J D Bailey ... 30 00 Eliza A Garner 16 00 Eliza A Garner 80 6o J O G A Tally 8^r>o J O a A Tally ? Do Total *682 65 DISTRICT MO. 5. Mies Lerena Hawkins- 25 00 " Carrie Hawkins 25 00 J P Shands 20 00 Miss M E Hughes 8 60 G M Wilson 20 00 Mrs. G A Brown 10 00 Mrs. Susan Hawkins 2 00 Miss Lorena Hawkins 60 00 Miss Lorena Hawkins 50 00 MissjjM N Piuokney 25 00 P R Nichols 20 00 Mrs. G A Brown 16 05 G M Wilson 20 00 P It Nichols 20 00 Lucy A Nichols 50 00 Miss Mary McBride 20 00 K D Nichols 20 00 MUa w -- ....uu * J ** iOUUI ? ?? ? '20 00 W M Byrd 15 00 M A Pruitt 25 00 M A Pruitt 25 00 Q M. Wilson 10 00 Miss Lizzie Greer 25 00 Miss Lizzie Greer 50 00 Total $021 06 DISTRICT NO. 0. I) B Fant.... 80 00 C C Jeter 25 00 Ciaroncc Cannon 15 00 D B Fant 30 00 H Brown 10 60 G K Cannon 15 00 G E Cannon 15 00 ] M M Russell 25 00 j M M Russell 25 00 j M M Russell 25 00 , M M Russell 26 00 i Miss Mary McRrido 4 00 Miss Mary Mcliride 3 00 J G G A Tally 10 00 Miss Mary Mcliride 2 60 \ J G (1 A Tally - - - 6 00 j II Brown - 800 Mrs G. A Brown - 12 60 Afro n a it- " 15 00 Mi?i 8 R Jeter. - 25 00 ' 8 R Jeter 26 00 ?? 8 R Jeter ....... 25 00 d " 8 R Jeter 26 00 [ C 0 Jetor 25 00 C C Jeter 26 00 Mie Drucilla Tucker * - 20 00 " Drucilla Tucker - - 20 00 j Mrs Sallie E Brown . - . 16 00 c Mist M H Hughos - . 16 00 i 3 E Cannon - - - 15 00 * D B Flint 80 00 K1 James II Rodger .... 4 86 Drucilla Tucker - . . - 20 00 Rl Mies Lorena Thomas - - J2 60 r " Lorena Themes - - 26 00 " Lorena Thomas . . 26 00 j Jrucilia Tuoker - - . . 20 00 I CO Total - . . fC71 60 i,3 I DISTRICT HO. 7. |T >8. B Duller . . - - $ '26 00 is. B Duller . . . - 26 00 i. C P Jeter - - . 80 00 ? - . . 16 00 ' ? 30 00 loilla Momau - - . 15 00 >. E Tuoker - . 26 00 ? " - . 26 00 " . - 26 60 [> Wilson - - 80 00 ss Annie J Cofleld 25 00 Brown - - - 3 00 * nry Brown - - 20 00 Brown 20 00 ] M Russell 6 00 < 6 CO ?4 ?? 6 00 iss Annie J Cofield 62 60 iosB Butler 12 60 iss Lixzie J Ruff 26 00 enry Brown 20 00 iss Lizzie J-Ruff 26 00 ? ?. .? 10 OC T Wilson 30 00 enera Aden 20 00 P Wilson 27 00 hos B But'cr 26 00 Total $582 00 DISTRICT HO. 8. Iliza Robinson $ ^ 00 20 00 [iss A L Walker 76 00 " Julia Eison 76 00 j M Rice l3 00 ] as II Rodger 16 45 it t< 26 16 V C Wilburn 26 00 26 00 26 00 Fohu D Norris * 26 00 26 00 Miss F A Foster 26 00 [} J Mims 26 00 J B Lancaster 25 00 BJ Mims 25 00 3 S Parker 66 00 W C Wilburn 26 00 B J Mims 25 00 J B Lancaster * 25 00 L M Rico 22 00 Miss M A Gibbs 25 00 26 00 John D Norris 25 00 Miss E B Rogers 26 00 .? .? 26 OC "fxugcrs '2Q OC ii 9f| ^ "EH Rogers 25 OC Tot?t $887 6C DISTRICT RO. 9. W M Byrd J r 20 OC Wm Byrd 25 OC 25 OC " " 20 Ofl W M Byrd 20 OC T J Brown 20 OC 20 OC T J Benson 20 OC Alice 8 Rice 25 OC 25 OC 26 OC W M Byrd 20 0( Addie V Eison 25 0( T J Brock 26 OC Alice 8 Rioe 12 ?( Miss Addie V Eison 25 o( 12 6C 25 OC Total ^890 flDISTRICT HO. 10. J C Young 26 0< A Christopher Mooro 15 OC C B Bobo 25 0< " " 26 0( Qlonn II Ross 40 Q( Anna Gossett 20 0( C B Bobo 26 Oi Anna Gossett 20 OC Glenn II Ross 20 0( Anna Gossett 20 OC Glenn II Ross lg ()( J C Young jg Q( Mrs Alice B Smith 75 0( Miss Mattie L Browning 75 Q^ J C Young 25 0( L M Rice IU Ul Miss Lizzio F Gregory 25 (K 60 (X W 8 Gregory 17 OC Miss Jonnie Cunningham 76 0( Total $030 0( DISTRICT VO. 11 . Jilm Wallaco 20 0( J Wesley Moore 20 OC Miss F Wagner 80 0( B C Jennings 60 OC Miss F Wagner 37 60 Amy I' Wilson 7 OC GO OC " " 47 OC DC Jennings 60 OC M iss F Wagner 60 OC " 50 OC " 60 00 0 F Bailey 60 00 II M Stokes g (x) 3tunucl A Bear jqq 00 K 1' Wilson 16 oo lames Grant 1 qq To,al $606 00 IV M Foster School Commissioner 364 00 Polls abated and refunded 61 00 Respectfully submitted, JOS. F. GIST Treasurer Union County. Women arc every where using and reeotntnening l'arkor's Tonio beoauee tbey have learned om oxpcrience that it speedily overoomos da pondeucy, indigestion, pain or weakness in lie bock or kidneys and other troubles peeu tit the sex. 'The d'nea oapicially go into eestaoies over 'arker's Hair Balsam,' writes Mr. J. II. Deckr, druggist, of Findlay, Ohio. 'They say it s the most eiegant dressing they ever used.' Hops falling hair, restores color, promotes ro wth. That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by lilloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For ?le by J. W oosy A tiro. ? ojaiiin back, aide or chest, use Shlloh's Por?o Master I'rlco 2fi cents. For sale by J. W. Pos ey A Broa Sloojilcss nights, made miserable, by thsf torrlbln ugh. Shlloh's Cure la the remedy for yoe. Fore alet ' J. W. l'oscy A ltro. j ro MY cus ?^ANDTHE PUBLIC H l_ The time lias come and somethin ftise some money, and I have deter nust come, as ruin is staring me in I have therefore made up my n price, within the bounds of reason, after for them. Now remember, I do not want to of these GOODS. nor do I intend to that cost me a Dollar in New ALL, AND EVE in my Store, considerably less than My goods have been principally New York, at a GREAT DISC0UN1 STRICTLY Fi: and after an experience of nearly 2 business in the largest cities, and : try in the world, I claim to know i ' 1- - i __ i. J T as any man lii?l lives uo-uay. a the Aution Room, as I know full w> goods when I sec them. To show that I am determined to < tion every SIAITIUI1 I from this forward, and a Private S: be SLAUGHTERED,1^if nny COME EAELY AND BUY YOU j DOLL D. C. F. j LE&DEE 1 gOct'22 > PIEDMONT AIlt-LINE. \ RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R 1 GREENVILLE & COLUMBIA DIVISION. CONDENSED SCHEDULE In effect December 19, 188G. (Trains run on 75(li Merididian time. >I ^llg-BPB^yaP!^3 ) SOUTH xt ro NORTH ? ? ) BOUND No- BOUND Na * . I Lve. Walhallal 8.55 n. iu.IILvc. Columbia 11.00 a. m ' I " Seneca U.17 a. m " Newberry 1 03 p m ) " Snar't'ff 11 30 in " Ninty-Si* 2 30 p m I " Abbeville 110 -loam " Greenwood 2.12pm )l " Laurens 8 20am Arr (ircenvilo 5 58 pm . I " Greenv'lo 9 40 a in " Laurens 6 55 p m 'I " Greonw'd 12 '56 p m " Abbeville 4 35 pm )| " Nlnty-Slx| 1 41 p m " Sparl'b'g 4 35 pm I " Newberry j 3 07 pm " Seneca 8 02 p in ) I Arr Columbia 5 15 p in " Walballa 0 35 p in .1 " Augusta | 'J 20 p in ' Atlanta 10 40 pm No 53 makes cloao connection for Atlan. I tn No 52 makes closo connection for Augusta and Charlostou at Columbia. Jas, L. Taylor! 1). Cord well Sol. Haafr. .daa'l Gen I Gen. I'att. Agent.\ Pa?t. Agent. \Traffie Man*[Columbia, S. C.| g?r. Hark Shop Having secured the services of a first class workman, Mr. J. Kimdrell, I have added to my already well established Wagon and Buggy business, a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS SHOP, where I am always prepared to make harness, both buggy and wagon, and saddles in the very best manner. I do all kinds of REPAIRING, and warrant every stich of the work done in my shop. Call and examine our work and get prices to suit the hard times, before purchasing. I am still selling the i Tennessee ^agons (1IES, and liave reduced prices to rock bottom. All in need of a good vehicle or a first class set of harness, cheap, will do wel to call on JOHN ROnfiEU Deo. 10 GO i y. \ f f\ **can lira at homo and make mora money V I II I at "orb for '?, than a' anything plse In I 1 I II tlila world. Capita 1 not needed; you are started free. Both sexes; ail ages. Anyone can do the work. large earnings lure, from first start. Costly oulflt and terms free. Betscr not dotay. Coat you nothing to send us your address and And out; If you are wTso you will do so at once. H. If ai.i.mt a Co., l'ortland, Maine. Dec. 3. 43 ly. FTeTrri efzkr Jeweler and Watoh Repairer, ?AT? SMITH & HUNTER'S STORE, Hosjuat received a fine selection of the lalcat STYLES AND DE8IGNS OP JEWELRY, whioh he will eell at VERY LOW PRICES. Jan 28 4 tf. TOMERS ENERALLY. ? g desperate has to be done to mined to make the effort. It the face. lind to sell my goods at any that the purchaser wishes to make my customers a presant sell an article for XO cts. York; but I will sell RY ARTICLE the goods cost to manufacture, bought in the Auction Rooms in f of the regular prices, and are RST CLASS !8 years, in the DRY GCODS in every English speaking counas much about first-class goods a therefore not afraid to go into ell the intrinsic values of the close out, I will have an AucilDIAlY, ale every day, when prices will person is in need of GOODS? RSELF RICH WITH A FEW ARS. LYNN, l OF LOW PRICES. ON T HE CORNER. 8 tf UfnunCDr III mmnrnn nvHUbilK. UL OUUUCOO ECONOMY IS WEALTH. All ths PATERN8 ynu wish to uso during the year fer nothing (a saving of frem $3.00 to $4.00) by subscribing for THE UNION TIMES ?AND JQEMORESTS." Illustrated Monthly M AGAZINE With twelve orders for cut Paper Patterns of your own selection and ef any Bize ?fob? I $3^50 "THREE FIFTY Demorest's HI T^he Bee [ O?-AJ? ]VlAQAZEggR Containing Stories, Poems and other Literary attractions, Combining Artistio, Scientific, and Household matters. Illustrated with original Steel engravingsPhotogravures, Oil Pietures and fine Woodcuts, making it the model Magazine of America. Each Magazine contains a coupon order entitling the holder to the selection of any pattern illustrated in the fashion department in tlia number, and in any of the sizos manufactured making patterns during the year of the value o over throe dollars. DEMUREST S MONTHLY is justly entitlod the World's Model Magazine. Tho largest in form, the largest in Circulation, and the best TWO dollar Magazine issued. 1887 will bo the twenty-third year of its publication. I its continually improved and^ so extensively as d place it at the head of Family PeriodicAlM. It contains 7*2 pages, largo quarto 8}xll J incheb elegantly printed and fully illustrated, I'ui lished by W. Jennings Demorest, New York And By Speoial Agreement Combined With The UNON TIME At *3.50. A Year I E] V^^MMdiMrol^ttons for patent* la K1 the United Btetea and Foreign oounB In B triee, the publisher# of the BolentlOo wlsiw American eontlnue to aot ea aohoitora IBaM forpetenU,o?Teete.^rede^tn?rk?,oopyto obtain patonta in 'Oanada, England. Frauoe, Germany, and all other oonntrtea. Their expertenoelt nneqnaled and their facilities are unaorP Drawing* and epeeifloationa prepared and Bled in tba Patent Offlee on short notioe. Term* reasonable. Wo charge for examination of models or drawings Adrice bx mall free. ? . Patents ob^edthroaahMgnn dOo-arenottoed Inthe SCIKirrtF'IO AnfICO.ICAN,whloh haa sSss: tessa The advantages of aach a notioe erer7 patentee ? .. . . .. m - jssr. inn IS admitted to bs tUs bMt ysixr dsrotsd to scisncs. mechanics, invention*, n?in?orioR work*, and other d?p*rt msnt* of Industrial progress. pul>ftsbsd la wt oountrr- It eonUin* ths nsms* of 11 patentees tad tltlo of svsrr Indention patented esoh week. Try It four month! for om dollar. ifyon VroalijivinMon to potent write to Mann i Oo., publishers of Solentifio Amsriosu, tyrxsxil" a.^ ~u?. Mini Classes B pro pa rod to furnish all Hum with employment at home, the whole of the tlmo, or for their share moment*. Business new, light and profitable, Persons of either mi easily earn frotn 60 centa to 96.00 per even. Ing, and a propotlonal sum by derotiig all tlieir tlmo tothe buitiiieas. Boy* and girls earn nearly as much retuen. That all who see this mar send their addretue aontest the business, we mako this offer. To such as tra n ot satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the ubleot writing. Full particulars and outfit free Address Uaoaor. Htixbom a Co., Portland, Maine. Deo. 8 46 ly. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., ATTORNEY AND CO UN 8 L ELO R Mo. 8 Law Kaiiffe, Union, N. . Will practice in Bute end Federal Courts