Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r ' > 3' "" " ?v ' ' f?1/* ,- ? fl&T Tl" " ,". t ' u fl09 J T Douglass, C1)G Com... 660 00 VKOCl*A 168 8 L Weil, Board Equamatiou 8 20 W Barre,\umbcr 18 04 I 166 D C Flyno, ferryman's aco't 27 10 166 Jamaa Munro, Clerk's Cost 105 16 267 H O Bailey, bridge aooount 2 4 92 268 J A P?n?, Jr., aco't assigned 10 00 269 Ch'a B Co Com Newberry... 16 05 J Q Long, Sheriff Cost r. 66 00 ljg|g k, account assigned 20 00 -m V MJ Kj' ? JmU w i 6 ? 26 00 1 . 6 W II Spears 20 00 ? 7 Miss N C Kendriok 26 00 8 " Alee Littlejohn 26 00 0 " AHeo LWtlejohn ... 26 00 10 Miss Bonnie MoLune/ 26 00 11 Miss Bonnie McLuoey 26 00 12 B D Byers 26 00 18 Thomas Comer 11 2o 14 W II Spears 20 00 16 Miss Bonnie MoLune/ 26 00 16 J W Spears 20 00 17 C E Spears 26 00 i_ 18 Davis Jeffcries 25 00 y T^'l 10 W>t?> A AiUm 20 Miss Nannie C Kendriok 80 00 21 W H Spear 20 00 22 J L Strain 26 00 28 W H King 26 00 24 W H Spears 2# 00 25 Miss E J B/ars 26 00 26 Davis Jeffsries 26 00 | 27 Elijah Reld 26 00 28 W Q Patterson 25 00 29 E D B/ars 26 00 ! 80 E D B/ars 6 26 '81 CE Soeara 25 00 }82 C E Spun 0 00 8t J O Freeman 20 00 84 T E Corry - 26 00 1 86 Davis Jefferies..... 26 00 80 Elijah IUid ~ 26 00 87 Miss Addie Comer 26 00 88 J O Freeman 20 00 - 89 Elijah Reid 0 26 40 Mies Addie Comer 26 00 41 Miss Addie Comer 20 00 < r*"' % *2 CE 8Pe? 20 00 48 J W Spears 20 00 > . ^i 44 E T Sims 26 00 j v . Total 81,108 76 School Bistict No. 4. 1 M L Lemaster $10 96 2 J E Kelly- 20 00 8 E H Jones 80 00 4 B H Jones 35 00 5 J M Foster 80 00 'm 0 J D L Going 80 00 a 7 J D L Going 30 00 $ M L Lemaster 12 76 9 ? J D Going 80 00 A 10 Mies Bessie Castle 16 60 11 Miss Bessie Castle 18 00 13 Annie J Foster o$L 00-L _ - 1$ I Mis I "r- ?iT\ 1 "/ITSF* 14 KtM Whitlook ow w Jf 16 MIm EiU Whitlock 80 00 K 16 J J Kinard 80 00 17 J J Kinard 80 00 18 J J Kinard 80 00 19 Miss Ioex E J wards...- 80 00 20 Miss Inex Edwards 80 00 21 C M MoKissiok 80 00 22 C M MoKisaick 30 00 28 C II Jones 80 00 24 J M Foster 80 00 t 26 J J Kinard 7 60 26 E K Ayoock 12 00 1 27 MlssBlla Whltlook 80 00 * .28 Miss Ella Whitlock 80 00 ? *29 J J Kinard 80 00 f 80 J J Kinard 30 00 f 81 J H Ininan 80 00 IB 82 B F Eison 26 26 ( 88 M L LemAster .. 4 60 i 84 Mis* Bessie Cast If 25 60 - "# 86 Miss Ella WbiUook 20 00 86 Miss Inex Edwards... 80 00 * 3 A 87 Miss Burnico 22 60 88 Miss Bumico Hughes: 22 60 . 80 B F Bison Jt 80 00 40 Miss Inez Edwards.. 80 00 41 J M Foster 30 00 M j Total $1,064 80 * / School District No. 6. 1 Wm. Sartor $20 00 2 M A Pruitl 26 OC 8 M A Prniit 25 Q? 4 J IrUMnn 20 OC 6 M S Carter 12 6( <6- K D NioholM 25 (X 2T J L Glenn 20 0< the mina ^ ? furrow between his bro?,>? 20 0< soendfng from the Inner angles u. . ^ ^ HHV1.' < a pinched lock about the nostrils anil uu! ^P*' # 14 Miss M N Pinckney 26 0 16 L J Gleun 20 0 16 D E MoBurney 100 0 17 L A NioholM - 26 0 18 Mrs. EUia MgNesce 25 0 19 W K Johnson- 16 0 20 Mios Bessie Castle 12 6 / 21 Miss P F Bolt 25 0 22 Mrs. M 8 Carter 26 0 20 Miss Dessie Castle ** 12 0 27 MIm L Hawkins 37 6 28 Miss Carrie Hawkins 26 0 . ' 20 J K Hughes .. 3 80 llenl for Bchool House 8 0 81 P R Nicholas 16 0 : ?; 82 M<? Long 26 0 Total.... -..i f603 8 - j Hf???inr. Diiwmun No. 0. lJCPJfter .. *26 fl A * 2 J H Rice 80 C 8 J H Owen 25 C 4 0 1$ Flint 80 fl t 8 Wm. 8*rt->r 20 0 1 6 W L llobo 80 0 * i . 7 A J L'ukjohn 20 fl ? J.O P Jeter 30 0 Jm_ 0 H Drown 26 fl iiflTS I. 10 J II Riee 80 0 11 Mr*. M 8 Carter 16 0 r___?SlaW of \ ,??'?>v" zTwITS&or Vl5 00 26 Li:cy A Lipsey.... 26 00 26 A J f." lfjnho 20 00 27 Drucll!a Tucker 20 00 28 Miss Ella AVhii look 10 00 29 J c r Jitfr 25 00 10 Druoilla Tucker 26 00 11 Amy P Wilson 30 OC 32 M C Long 25 OC Total $761 OC School District No. 7. 1MB Kelly * $80 OC 2 Amy P Wilson - 80 0( 8 Amy P Wilson 30 01 4 Wntson & Alnmg.. 48 0( 6MB Kelly 30 OC 6 Mrs. M C Humphries 25 0< 7 L M Rice 80 0( 8 George E. Tucker.. - 26 (X 9 L Si Rio*..... * 12 64 lOMrs. M T Humphries 25 04 11 Wailus Sims 12 04 12 M Chapman 40 (X 18 Amy I* Wilson 25 04 14 J G Riee & Co 2 0( 16 J G Rice & Co 9 91 16 Katie Linchberge 25 04 17 C A Jeter 10 04 18 M B Kelly 80 0< 19 Mrs. M G Humphries 25 04 20 Honry Brown 25 04 21 Lena Maxwell 60 0 Total $639 4 School District Ko. 8. 1 J D Norris..... ?. $35 OC 2 Watson & Adams..... 160 0 3 C C Jeter 26 0< 4 J b Norris .. 26 (X 6 Mrs. A V Norman 26 O 6 C C Jeter 26 0< 7 B J Mima 26 0 8 Mrs. M E Halton 60 0 9 L K Roberson 26 0 10 L K Roberson 26 O 11 Mrs. Olifia Belue ' 60 0 12 B J Mims 26 0 13 M E Witherspoon?. 2o 0 14 Fliza Roberson 26 0 16 J D Norris 25 0 16 H E Rice 18 0 17 M E Witherspoon 25 0 18 Mrs. N V Norman 23 0 19 ? Roberson 60 0 20 Miss Carrie Hawkins. 30 0 21 MissE B Rogers 76 0 22 Miss Lula Swink 25 01 23 Miss L A Walker 26 0 24 E J McCravy 60 0< 29 J C Bobo ? 80 J B Lancaster zu e 81 Mts. M E Calton '25 ( 82 H E Rice 6 ( Total $1,027 ( School Disthict No. 9. 1 M M Benson 15 < 2 M M Benson 15 < 8 M M Benson 15 4 S J Benson 15 5 TJ Benson 15 6 Henry Brown 20 7 AliceS llice 20 8 Alice S Rice 20 9 Alico S Rice 20 10 AliceS Rice 20 11 AlioeS Rice 20 12 J II Sims 25 13 J II Sims 25 14. J II Sims 25 16 J II Sims 26 16 P R Nicholas 15 17 A W Rico 10 18 P R Nioholas 15 To 1*1 $33o ' School District No. 10. 1 Watson & Adams $87 2 Annie Goesett 2( 3 C B Bobo 25 4 C B Bobo 25 | 6 Annie Gossett 2( 6 J C Young 21 7 J C Young 2i ' 8 S A O Williams 2< J 9 M A Pruitt 21 10 J C Young 21 3 11 Annie Cosset N 2< ? 12 M T Da'la 1( * 15 Miss Mai tie Browning 2 16 Miss Matlie Browning 6 J 17 M A Pruitt r 2 0 18 Miss Julia Eison 2 ? 19 8 A E Williams 2 ? 20 M A Williams . 21 Miss Julia Eison 21 u 0 Total *60 0 0 8ciiool District No. 11. 0 1 George W Clinton $2 0 2 Watson & Adams 8 0 8 G W Clinton 2 0 1 John Wallace 2 ? W R T Go<*, repa'r'ng 8?ho<1 O (louse, and su| plies 6 - 6 Mrs Raelmel Ro'fe 6 D 7 Lawrence Holfe 6 8 Mrs. Itaehei Ilolfe & 9 Lawrence Rolfe V A O 10 John Wallaco C ? 11 GW Clinton 2 0 12 John Wallace 2 0 18 John Wallace 2 0 0 Total $46 0 , 0 AMOUNT PAID KNTIRR 8CHOOLT! 0 No. 0 1 W M Foster, School Com. 8' 0 2 William MoGowan, So'l Com. G< L\u\'Job?' Dr. \ "tt ^ 1 *?va Oo?de\ooJ ?\ftOtoP- \ mjm 1 S V^r?0"' WHS 1 MlttflHH I I 45 00 J5 ? ? ? 24 00 10 " ? ? " 60 0? i 17 " " ? CO 00 i 18 J 11 Smith, 1V( rk Dono 25 00 Treasurer's Commissions 104 92 I Nulla Dona Executions 22 48 I Abatements by Comp. General. 8 30 I Total $901 70 Respectfully suomitteil, i J. B. T. SCOTT, Treasurer for Union County. | State of South Carolina. > COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG. In the Court <jf Probate. ) Summons for Belief?Complaint served. * Thomas R. Trimmier. C.otk of the Court, .of ' A of ) Victoria Stone, Plaintiff, ) against j J. H. Williams, as Administrator of Ulyses Willinms, with his will annexed, ami in ' his own right, Gordon Williams, Frances ) J. Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams aud Euj genia Hooper, Defendants. ) To J. H. Williams, as Administrator, and in rw his own right, Gordon Williams, Frances J. Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams, Eugenia ? Hooper, Defendants in this action. 5 0 \7"0U ?ro hereby summoned and required q JL to answer the complaint in this notion, a copy of which is herewith served upon " you, and to serve a copy of your answer to 5 said complaint on the subscribers at Ibeir office, at Spartanburg, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of > the day of such service, and if you fail to ? answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to ? the Court for the relief demanded in the ) complaint. 0 W. 8. TIIOMASON, j DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. q Plnintifl's Attorneys. 0 To Frances J.JVaughu and Eugenia Hooper, 0 defendants. Take notice that the ct.m0 plaiut in this action, together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a 0 copy, was filed in the Probate court for 0 Union couuty, at Union C. II., on the 11th 0 day of February, 1800. n W. S.'THOMASON, DAVID JOHNSON, JR., 0 Plaintiff's Attorneys, 0 Spartanburg, S. C. 0 Feb 14 7 Gt. o The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. 0 By JAS. M. GEE, Judge of Probate. ^ that they be and appear before me in the, Probato Court to bo held at Union Or K) South Carolina, on the 21st day of March, X) next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock _ in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare, why the said administration should ^ not be granted. Given uudev my hand this 20th day of January, A. D. 1800. 00 JAMES M. GEE, ^ Judge Probate. oo JlXn 81 -6 G? JJ SEED POTATOES. 00 on VY7^ HAVE in stock the following vaneYY ties of Northern Potatoes : 00 GENUINE EARLY ROSE, PEERLESS, BUllBANK, 00 AND GOODRICH, (K) and if you wont auy other variety we 'wil 00 get them for you. 00 We have also just received a fresh lot o OO Johnson & Stokes' reliable GarJen Seels ? and have some new varistlee. Call and ex amine them. 00 We have in etock a full line of S apl 00 ?od Fancy Groceries, such as Flour, Men QQ Bacon, Lard, Hains, Sugar. Coffos, Griu Sails Syrups, Condensed Milk, l.hocolati Cocoas, Desicated Coccanu', Flavoring Ej 00 tracts and a full lino of Canuod Goods.-1 Call and get prices. II. F. 8CAIFE & SON. - 2f, Feb 21 8 4j FIDELITY > 00 100 LOAN and TRUST CC > 00 S 00 ? or ? ) 00 5 00 SPARTANBURG, S. C. 5 00 9 00 CAPITAL FAID IN, . $30,000. 3 00 J ^ I'resmenr, - ifcuilt 5 00 Treasurer, - - W.,E. Burnt 0 00 Attorney, - . J. B. Clevelai 5 00 DIRECTORS. 6 00 Joseph Walker. J. B. Cleveland 0 00 W. 8. Manning. Geo. W. Nicholls _ ? D. E. Converse. W. E. Burnett T. C. Duncan. George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate four per cent, per annum, and added 4 60 accounts semi-annually. July 19 20 lj 0 00 W ^ & MWAU1M V WJIA/J 5 00 Th* Pioneer Seed Catalogueof America, coot* o /v) compleu Hit of Vegetables, Flower*, Bulb*, Pout and Small Fruit*, With daacript loot and prices. 1 0 00 partment of Specialties and all "Worthy Noveltl ... Bam a shapa and atyla aa proved m aatlsftdoryl , __ year. Many saw aad elegant niuetratkma, handno 0 *>v colored plate 8*mK locfiea, and frontispiece. Spec Cash PrUas $tooo.oo; see Floral Ou I de. 9m JJJJ) person who own* a fcot of land or cultivated a pit should hatra a copy. Mailed on receipt of mean which amount may be deducted from fnt ord 0 00 hbrMfftf Catalogue FN*. Pure Stocks. FuJIMsi r. nn <? ? Prises Low fbr Honest Goods. J 00 t JAXSft vm, t?U>fKAV, Boototor, V. jb^ ?? fob*^?? ? i^ "w-'*x^tx Jf ' \^ j * x~? -El JXJSTj REG A car load of Gno BT GGIES ; OPI GQIES, PHiETONS DOUBLE SE CARTS and a uico line [ HARNESS.' SToivi! s WILL HAVE AtCAI LOAD OF C t DAYS. These Baggies onl Stoics will bo sold approved papers.' A. / B^or in miod^^y tadn HEADQUART W \ na^ppfcaiyidi'i h'i I Tbaoking^nEtM'hcir liberal patronage tiouaooo of thQ nit, 1 am, with !. w. i>. i LEADING ] Feb 14 I 7 THE GR] [THE We Use got it but must ^release rqpm for the ' SPRIN 4 < AND ARE SELLING COME AND', BE CONV1NCJ COME TO ALL^AT THE EMP< jpARRY M. jml . ; W. L. DOUCLAS $3 JHO E OtNTLEMIN. I w ssNga&ssir "-'rT *?a ?*-? " $3&$2 SHOES l^3?. , 91.70 SHOE FOR JttlgEgT 1 _B?*t M?Url?l. Bnt terli. B?tt rutin*. W, L Douglu, Brockto^llMi. 8<Jd by Examine W. L, Douglar $2 shbea for L Ladies and gentleman. J 8. M. RIOT JR., *; u. I Agontljnion, Si C. ' Jan 10 1 I ? 6m. GO TO; THE M if*. ' 0 00 UNION WARBLE GRANIT R K 9 : ... i ' MONUMENT8, TOMBSTONES jtfD MARBLE WORK GENERALLY Always on hand, or wade to #rder. A ' largo selection ready for lettering and dolivcring at short notice. J .4 WIRE AtfD IRON RA1L11G, |fj Lime, Cement, Ac. always on Inhd, at as ^ low jtricea as any honorable lU-nlcr. ,\ urucrs mosi rcBpccuuiiy boiicjicu. V GKOROK OEDDES. g Nov. 20 47 it el samu^bi4j*0ke3, 2 attorney at law, s' u n i Un , s 0. V.. .. uh Office LRTERS n XLTTCT# EIY ED, |ESN BUGGIES, TOP BUG ATED BUGGIES, ROAD TOVES ! ! OOK STOVES IN A FEW for GASH, or oo a credit- for ERS^fo^ENERAL . IIA 111). in the past and soliciting a cor respect, BEAVLEY. DEALER IN HARDWARE. iy IP, j_GRIP. on ourGoods it to mak( jtOODS, GOODS AT COST. ED. A HEARTY WEI 3RIUMiOP DRUGGIST. V DEALER IN JEE MEDICINES, DRUO CHEMICAL, S, OILET A RTICLE TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES, &< READY MIXED PAINTS tflTE LEAD, LINSEED 01 fRPENTINE, PUTtYT^BDaw -m PAINT BRUSHES CIGARS AND TOBACCC AMPS, and LAMP GOO CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUOR for Medicinal u?e. treful and courteous attention to customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY rOUNDED AT ALL HOURS We select our gooda with greatest juy (hem as low as tbey can be b for cash, and sell them at Lowest I Prices. II. F. l'OSl March 22 12 lckIk out for BRAI>n\7,j! nbw ad. xhxt wkkk. "plantation bl r PLOW STOCKS, BELLOWS, ANVII SPADES, IIOE^JIOK^ and Mli/ Agent, for the BucUbc I roraifflw otflm uuiTJLuiLuu i uurriiiiiu We have also tiken tho Agency for the Love chino. Culi and sec it at work. Always sotnethir FOSTER, WILK Jan 4 1 T.ERRI ] SLAUGP In prices, for tho next 20 days, as I will store in Columbia, and will bring tho Qoods to room for them, and therefore offer my entire s prico asked elsewhere. Think of it?Childrens GOc shoos for 25 cents, Ladies Button Hoots for 75c, worth $1 25. Ladies fine Button Boots for 05c, worth 81 75, * Men's Suits at 85 25, worth $6. Men's Suits at 8-1 10, worth 88 50. Calicoes at 4J cents, wotth 8J ccuts. Worsteds, Tricots, Caahittiercs^ JaaMy-?^To"n 1>i- -1-.-t.A _ -,r iT :4. /-?. - - - - ?' V 5 Corsets, and every article slaughtered with a vim I have 6 6l>ow cases and a first-class oombinati v less than half what they cost. 3 i>. LEADER AND CIIAMPK May 27 _ 12 NOTICE TO CAS r. I As-H of Our Heavy t aVtuLSt Uo, We areiaowT^Bmg them at < money ta buy Spring and Suminei WE MEAN WHA ' and if you don't believe we are sc see pur bills and we will crladly st IS, ' . Goods cpstus. Don't pu t l)ufc come a cnc ; RODGER & I " St*pt r? 3G nnTTbrrr TIT T D ls jl>. IJlt* f - IN. , MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, CL< SHOES, -E'i DS MOAKY WE >1 SEE SOME OP OI Good Shirting, 4.\ cents, good Calico, 6 cents, go s Womena' shoes, 50 cents and upward, MeDs' Boots, solid leather. for$l 40, Blankets, 90 cen ward, 'Counterpanes, 60 cents and upward, Lc Writing Paper, 6 oents per quire, Pocket ilandker each ^ cenl3> Ladies liats at your own price, Bt Shawls in abundance, from 16 cents up. CLOTHING, C tre afo'eeriaitny neauqu&ncio * ?1,1? * K?n??it ?! ? lariTftr this sens U?eu BClllug, Ulll. rtv uvugu. ??, hand which will be sold at cut-throat pricos. COM MONEY SAVED.?If you wish to save ruone believe wo have the Stock and the price to save i NEW GOODS.?We are just receiving a largo trade. Call and see us and we will do you some good every roan, woman and child. Thanking you for past favors, we are A rg"; GRAHAM .iving ( Sept 14 87 BY. Money to Loan. rp, ON improved farm lands, in sums of o(]ci $300, and upwards. Loans repayable rj.j in small nnnnnl installments, through a wcft( period of sis years, thus enabling the bor rower to pay off his indebtedness without , exhausting hUjfrr* i ri sr. * at on^toi# $ Attorney, Vnirtn, S. ('. lia Oct IS 4'i ^ JEFFERSON DAVI8.-?&vS I nine" now Ming pirnnrrA l>y Hot. J. Win. Jonc*, W with t lio approval of Mr*. Darl* will Unauthentic. JB charmingly written, hc.-.utlfnlly ilhixlriitcil ami bound,-.In every w.iy worthy of tho Miliject. Agent* wanted. Complete outfit SI. Hut Is hut ion guaranteed or nmtiev rcfumhxl. Order now. Flnrt oonte, Unit wi red. Addmea lur, H. K. JOHNSON A CO.. tad 100t> Main Street, KU hmond, V* P" Jan 10 3 7t gj 4 ?JW*5i 4RDWARE" 's!> SHOVELS, FQJZ%tfr ~""""-" ULSJIU Eft 7""^^ " rtorprice at close irn Fence Wire and iilm Hutton II0I0 nod Sewing Maig new at tho ''Old lteliablo." INS & CO. < r BLE ITER bo compelled to close up my Union. I am obliged to make tock at a little over half the "Sheeting " on iron safo that will bo sold at C.FJ^YINTS", )N OF LOW PRICES. tf H BUYERS. iVinter Goods icii ns COST, in order to raise l Goods. T IYE SAY, dliug tliem at cost, ask to low you exactly what the e to the Banner Store of >URCELL iy ,\R(iAIXS - ? ' w . ? )Ti(iSu, HATS, B00T8r iG. "ITttT IT * JR PRICES: od Wool Jeans, 22$ cents anil upward wholestock Brogans, 95 cents, Men s ts, Dress Goods, 5o, 8Jo, 10c, and up sad Pencils, 5 cents per dozon, good chiefs, 5 for 5 cents, Pins, 2 papers ittons, 12 dozen for 5 oc-u.a, Ladies LOTHING. - 1 on consequently haro a big Stock on y in buying your goods, we honestly t on. lot ot new goods for the Christmas i a 11.1 li.l! !- 4A I. A coruiai iDTiiauuo m cuouuou iv lost respectfully, & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. tf Lumber for Sale. 111! remaining Lumber (list was in the lA'ge building <>n (ho Fair Orounda is red for sale. 10 square lumber, studding, a lot of iher-boardiug and joisis iu almost as \ Timb* office. io.r'REEH?a? 1ZZ EDEk HKfeT*s3B7v',us ..r Htm INOBDnlTlj" X" or"> 91 w, w? ">*1 ?gwnu\ / h In rha mrM. I'.rfMt WBHnf/ i'lltl llmtkn,? WintiiMilknTr, Mno> " bnnllnc mm*. r#HURB t y pfljfftff ' ' a'ai.il g.ut rftw, IK^HUaKAaV/?nK itnki tail of l!*" b>" r"aao,,tal UIVvnK#fra*, t IT tbrr ?lih <M1I I?r*? ^iH3Bt^^r?mplri. TKf? mtnf.M.M w?ll ,a. ??* ,?rt wh? onr. ?*?**, ???h" M*. AtHt ii# i'iSa?