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HULLA BONA TAX.
0 C Tax paji 922 64
Past ia tebUdntn T>{( p*y? 3 24
vw 7*. ?. uonas p?jr? 22 64
Bt<iiiii| B. R. Bonis pays 6 47
School Tax pays 12 94
Total Nu'la Bona Tax. 967 93
I Pol's abatoi by County Auditor 966 Ol1
' Pol's Non Est 172 00
ToUl Polls snd Penalties not
COllSCMCI f200 ou
COUNTY TREASURER'S COMMISSIONS.
O C Tax f ajs $177 78
rut indebtedness tax pays 25 89
Interest on R. R. Bonds tax
PV - J77 78
Retiring R. R. Bonds tax pays ou 79
School tax pajrs 101 59
Tot>l Commissions $533 33
DISBURSEMENTS OF TIIE ORDINARY
COUNTY FUNDS.
Baid to Jijrors and Witnesses $1,947 45
Check
1 J Tnir''"' r" r"" -J aifi flfti
8 J F Norman, ' ? 102 10
, i WM Cat I man M ? 284 10
267 W II Sartor.. 3 00
nai m? x ...i ?
MI ii 111. Mine. IV OO
807 C L Klrhy 3 GO
811 F W Eieon 4 20
367 Km Munro 25 00
858 Greene Bros 24 75
859 F M Fmrr 20 00
-' 8G0 Walker, E?ins & Cogswell 20 00
881 Glenn D Peakc..'. 10 00
' 362 J G Long 25 00
863 W A Nicholson 80 00
864 D Mosley 8 25
366 J G Mosley 3 25
366 J L Strain 6 26
367 R W Tiosley 1175
868 R M Stokes 30 00
869 W M Galluian, Ch'n B C C 271 69
872 8 R Crawford 2 26
878 Carolina Spartan 4 00
874 II G Bailey 4 00
876 J F Norman 6 80
876 George Bailey 3 60
377 W H Sartor 6 00
878 J H Rodger 6 76
379 Greene Bros 16 50
880 B F Gregory 26 00
881 R M Stokes 60 00
882 A C C Humphries 3 76
383 J M Nicholas 8 25
384 G B Fowler....v 11 00
886 Jacob R:ce 8 85
386 J It Bat ties 13 50
387 Philip Rice 10 00
888 S M Rice, Jr., E. U 17 25
889 L G Young 1 90
890 II M Cohen & Bro 12 25
891 J D Smith 2 70
892 A A Snrrait 6 25
893 Jos G Gnllman 4 00
am JF.nl J 3 mm. 3f40..
896 Samual Barne't 76
397 11 B Bailey 10 00
898 Y S Bobo 16 00
899 J W Posey & Bro .' 2 26
400 P C Whisenant 2 00
401 F. R Wallace 15 00
402 Km Goudelock 7 00
403 N B Morgan 349 20
404 Newel Smith, Sr 10 00
405 J G Long 300 00
406 J B T Scolt 14 45
407 Charles Bolt 11126
408 E 11 Wallace, Pres. M & P
N Bank 800 00
409 I C Nance 79 00
410 E R Wsllacc, Pres. M k P
N Bank 1,826 22
411 J II Sims
412 David Johnson 25 00
418 W M English 12 00
a* 414 T J Off." 35 50
415 It M Stokes 25 00
410 S L Pryor 26 00
417 J L Strain 15 75
418 J C Ssrtor 25 75
419 J Mobley Hill 16 00
420 J P Gage 25 00
421 J F Bailey 26 50
422 It W Scott 43 20
423 A A Gault 32 GO
424 S It Crnwferd 14 00
463 E It Wallace, Pres M & P N
Bank 272 76
_ 454 E It Wallace, Pro* M k P N
Bank 195 21
465 Fant Bros 500 00
456 W A Turner 100 00
457 Foster, Wilkins & Co 100 00
458 Mrs^M"ry Grant, office rent 75 00
450 J# JfrU, Clerk B C C 33 93
^ Wallace, Pres. M & P N
<\Tlank 1,500 00
on bridge . CO OC
471 E It Wallace, Pres M & P N
Bank 460 00
482 S L West 34 20
483 Nimrod Smith 2 50
484 J 0 Sartor 5 60
486 T J Orr 1121
489 J C Sartor 6 25
487 J F Bailey 13 30
*c? V t Krown 3 00
C489 F E DAVIS 10 00
490 Spearn k IIowcll 1 f>0
" 491 8 M Rice, Jr 4 66
492 Wrn Wilbur 3 00
493 R M Flukes 61 00
494 J V Bailey., 17 CO
496 J L Strain 37 CO
496 R W Scoll 37 CO
497 (Irohnm k Sparks 21 40
498 JUT Scoll 2 CO
499 John McNeace 2 70
600 .UR 19 00
C01 Chan Roll 27 07
602 J G GaIIuibii 33 00
603 J G Long 100 00
606 Warren Harnett 10 00
606 W T Stewart 40 00
607 Marcillun Littlrjohn 7 00
608 Sara Sims C 01
609 Charles Bolt 7 96
Totsl Disbursements balances $10,469 GO |
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ORDINARY COUNTY PAST INDEBTEDNESS.
426 T C Duncan S 17 *?
ia J U Karrar 9 00
427 T M Lit i If John 6 00
428 P M C< ben 37 10
429 Fa*r k Thomson 19 00
430 Foster, Wilkios & Co 34 60
431 F M Farr 81 86
132 Wm Jeffries 8 00
I 433 J H Fowler 7 00
433 J w 1 Lever 100 00
430 ] ho P Gage 12 66
437 J 1 Long 236 00
438 V A Nicholson 108 00
439 J C Hunter 37 00
443 Paul J. ncs.. .. 20 83
444 Wa Iter, F.rins k Cogswell 43 75
446 J 0 Long 100 00
446 J C Richards 19 fiO
447 A 0 Hire 25 00
448 Ferr & Thomson 28 22
449 Fester & Wilkios 61 86
450 F M Fnrr 7 01
461 J C Hurler 66 32
464 J G Long 60 00
466 J W 1$ 60 00
466 T C Duncan 26 00
467 W A Nicholson 26 00
468 PM Cohen 25 00
469 F M Farr 24 00
476 W M Cnlloian. Cli n BCC 6^
' 3 04
478 IVm Jeffries 2 40
479 J D Jeffries 4 00
480 J Q Long 41 11
481 W A Nicholson 23 46
Total $1,356 22
INTEREST ON R. It. BONDS.
440 E R Wallace. Pres M A 1*
N Bank $4,860 00
441 E R Wallace, Tros M & P
N Bank 68 00
442 E R Wallace, Pres M & P
N Bank 1,788 67
460 E R Wallace, Pres M & l?
N Bank 700 00
463 E R Wallace, Pros M k P
N Bank 1,500 00
472 K K Wallace, Pros M & I'
N Bank 438 05
473 K R Wallace, Tres M & P
N Bank 461 35
604 E R Wallhcc, Pres M & P
N Bank 660 08
Total $10,327 C5
RETIRING R. R. BONDS.
461 R II Wallace, Prcs M & P
N Bank $2,140 00
474 K R Wallace, Prcs M & P
N Bat k 400 00
Total $2,540 #0
Respect fully submitted,
J. B. T. SCOTT,
Treasurer for Union Coun'y.
(eo.NCI.l'DKD KKXT WBKK.)
Railroad Notice.
and afcr March 8lh, the Columbia 4
fr6 JVp. m."nh'?i ffiel rnYn on Aila* lic Coast 1
Lin* for ( Imrlcrton will dc| art at 5.85, c lined
bn from Charleston la points on Columbia
& Giecnrillc Rail Road will sl-o bo mnde
Tin., Atlantic Const Line at Columbia, jnrties
going to or coming from Charleston will
be p'eapcd with the Atlantic Const Line
Route.
T. M. EMERSON,
G. P. A., Wiiinington. N. C.
Alkx. McRkk, J u.,
Soliciting Agt., Greenville, S. C.
March 13 11 It.
Application for Homestead.
NOTICE is hereby given that Matilda
Roclicilc, widow of Jerry Rochelle,
/Un?A ?.1 l.?. I --i?' "
'Vivircu, mil nira ucr JH'llllon ociore 111e
to have a homestead assigned and set < fl fi>r
tlie benefit of herself and lier minor children,
Thomas Rochcllc, Corric Rochclle, and
Ellison Rochelle from the re> 1 and persons 1
property of the said Jerry Roche le.
Notice is further given that the said petition
will come up for henring before me
OH thl lit-. ,!,.j rf ?|n-ii iu%i at 1 1 o'slutk,
A. M.
C. H. PEA KB,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office, March 10. 1801.
March 14 11 Jt*
KENTUCKY
SADDLE STALLION, JR.
WII.L stand at. the following places
during this month, and repeat his
visits every 0th day :
Sanluc, Tuesday and Wednesday 17th
and 18th ; Union, Thursday and Friday, 10th
and 20th ; Jonesvillc, Saturday and Mouday,
21st and 23d.
Will meet parties ni Anbury Po. Tuesday
24th, to make arrangements fur a stand
there
$12 INSURANCE.
Saddler is a beautiful Mabogony hay. 1G
hands high, 6 years old. Was bred by Nca'
Harland, of Hawkins County, Tmuessec,
and was sired by old 'Saddler' from Clark
County. Ky; he by Jim Wallace;' he by
'McDonald's Halcrom dam James Scott's
bipawlihm t - ?- i lei 4w?m Wy Brnnb ,*
bred l?y T. C. Vanme'er, Lexington, Ky.; i
2d dam by Thomas McDonald's saddle Stallinn
Lio fiamKSnSnn af ?'^ ?: ? '
..vm, ? ? HIV UIUUU VI V'U \.UPJ'IT
Bottom' with that of the best racing blood
of Keotucky. 1st dam by 'Martinette'
and 'Alborax.'
CRAWFORD &C0.,
Jonesville, S. ('.
March 13 11 2t
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller or the Ccrrbncy. j
Wasiiinotoh, Feb'y 25th 1801.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidenc* prescotcd
to the undersigned, it has been
mado to appear thnt. "The Merohants and
Planters National Rank of Union," in the
Town of Union, in the County of Union and
Flate of South Carolina, has complied with
all the provisions of the Act of Congress to
enable National Banking Associations to ox(
tend their corporate existence and for other
purposes," af proved July 12th, 1882.
Now, therefore 1, Eward S. I.acey, Comptroller!
of the Currency, do hereby certify
tH*t "The Uerolitio* *n<l Planters National
Rank of Uuion," in lit* Town of Union in
the County of Union and State of South
Carolina, i? authorized to have succession
for Ilia peritd specified in its amended articles
of association, namely until close of buaiiioss
on August 31st 1012.
^ In testimony whereof, witness my
re a i. v hand and seal of oftiea this 26th
j day of February, 18111 K.
S- LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 2<tOO.
March G 10 4t.
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REPORT OF THE CONDIHOIT
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Merchants' ft Planters'
NATIONAL II A NK
OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA.
At Union, in tike State of South Carolina,
at the e'oee of bueimrea, February, 'JGth, 1891.
RESOURCES
? . i m .TOO W
(drafts, secure I and unseeurod
4,086 98
IT S Ilnmla (A aarnra eireula
(ion - 15.000 00
Due from approved reserve ag'fs 10.082 94
Due from other National Banks 0.554 40
Furniture and Fixtures 2.000 00
Current expenses nod taxes paid 732 04
Bills of other Banks 1,320 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 189 05
Specie - 24,464 05
Legal tender uotes 9,000 00
Redemption fund with U. S.Treaeurer,
(5 per ct of circulation) 076 00
Total .$204,211 68
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock pnid in $00,000 00
Surplus fund .. 45,000 00
Undivided profits 9,599 04
National Bank notes outstanding 13,500 00
Dividends unpaid 1,530 00
Individual deposits subject to
Due to State Banks and Bankers 1,770 08
Total $204,211 68
Statk or South Carolina, 1
County or Union, as j
I, George Monro, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief,
GEORGE MUNUO, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to Icforc mo this
7th day of March, 1891.
f^-s) GEO. II. OETZEL
j seal > Notary Public.
Correct?Attest :
K. R. WALLACE.)
F. M. FAHR, > Directors.
JOHN A. FANT. j
Millinery.
HAVING disposed of my Millinery business
(o J. W. McLure, Agent, I hereby
tender to my former patrons and friends my
sincere thanks f< r their kind appreciation
of my efforts to serve them, and ask them to
continue to my successor the liberal patron,
ago heretofore so kindly extended to me.
MRS. MARY FOUCHK.
As announce t above, I have purchased
the Miliincry business of Mrs. Mary Fouche
and will endeavor to conduct it satisfactorily
to those who favor ntc with their patronage.
My buyer is now in the Northern Markets
selecting the litest n >velties in this line,
and I will soon ask tho La-lies to inspect a
large and well selected flock of Miltin*ry
goods.
J. W. McLUltK, Agent.
March 13 11 2t
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge
WHEREAS, F. M. Fair has made suit to
me to gmnt h'ni Letters of Adndo's(ration
on the Estate of and effects <f Miss
Xt-rt McNally, deceaa^L , n- j
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Nora McNally, decease I. that they
be and appear before me, in tire Court of
rronntc, In be lie it fit Uu.on C. 11., South
Carolina, on the 21st day of March, nexf,
nflcr publication hereof, ?t 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the raid Adaiiiistrn*inn aliouhl not be
granted.
Given under my hand an 1 Fed this 4th
day of March, Anno Don ini, 1801.
JAMES M GEE.
Pruba'e Judge.
Published on the 0th day of March 181)1,
in the Weekly Union Times.
March 6 10 2t.
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION
1!y JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge
WHEREAS, F. M. Fnrr has made
suit to me to grant htm Letters of
Administration on the Estate of and effects
of Miss Catharine McNally, deceasedTitSji;
sre "Lcrcf?vc, t> iiiiv uuu , <*uionisii
alt and singular tlio k'ndrcd and creditors of
the said Catharine McNally, deceased, that
they be ond appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union C. IP, South
Cr.ro';;,.*, ?u ?hc ii*i u?y oi .viarcti, next,
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tho
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the snid Adniinislraion should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th.
day of March, Anno Domini, 18H1.
JAMES M. GEE,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 0th day of March 1801,
in the Weekly Union Times.
March 6 10 2t.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
My JAMES M. GEE. ESQ., l'rotnte Judge.
WHEREAS, John P. 1 homas has made
puit to rao to grunt him Hellers of
Administration on the Estate cf and effects
of Titus G. Fnrr, deceased.
These are, therc'ore, to cite aud admonish
all and singular the kindred and ere litors
of the said T?n?? a- B-*?t ttiat
I ihey ne and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South
Carolina, on the 21st day of March, next,
after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cnu?c, if any they hn?e,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and peal this 4th
day of March, Anno Domino, 1891.
JAMES M. GEE,
I'fobate .Judge.
Published on (lie Gth day of March
1801, in the Weekly Union Times.
March G 10 2t.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
IVy JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Probato Judge.
WIIEHEAS, John P. Thomas has made
suit to me to grant him Letters
of Adrninistritinn on the estate of and effects
of Nancy Gordon, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite aud aim on
ish nil and singu'ar rlie kindred and creditors
of the said N'anoy Gordon, deceased, that
they be and appear, Ge'ore tne, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union Court FTouse,
South Carolina, on the 21st day of March,
next, after publication hereof ai 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
hero, why tho said Adnrinis'ra'ion should
not be granted.
(liven under my hand and seal this 4th
day of March, Anno Domini, 1 1.
JAMES M. ORE,
Probata Judge.
Publblnd on the Gtlr day of March
1801, in the Weekly Union Times.
March G 10 2t
S I N' G
P A ATf 1
I)RY pOODS
We are bow r*c<rf?V Stock of
avrjr Sh?>e*, H?K t^rt^MhtfLjefcUk k ike
and iha iftiilit irWlHfr^HHRIar1"^?
pjSit?n?N ud eouitr^ tffibi tundid to I
will lid IlisNS V??i? Dri*?r\nd Can Co?m
noTtliits.ind try to suit jw to % Hat ?r Boiwi
C?U ?nd Ml us.
Respectfully,
GRlIIAM
Septft so
FOR JUST 25 C SNTS,
I WILL GIVE OU
An Adze-Eys Hammer, n II clief, Handsaw,
Carpenters 8qnare, 8|>lrit ^eeel, Vise,
a Monkey Wrench, Ion* liaudlARake, Ilee,
Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Diih l\n, 10 qt.
Tin Ducket, 6qt. C ffee ro?,.l g*. Measure,
Brass Hoop Ced?r Duck#, B:*?s
Waiter, large hifh-footo-l Ufcaa Lamp, ln?g?
Olais Ditcher, 1 set of TutaMcrsi 1 set of
Goblets, large Glass Rose Dfw>, Glass Css*er,
a big assortment wf Chtoa ylatcyCups and
|J f.tnen" Table^'o*ci?!f''Wff^Gep!^T^Cap^
Men's Wool Caps, Men's Hoys Wool
nam a niro taiAHmpnl nf .LwaIw r.tmks
and Brushes, Dueling and ^eaniug Diush
and Trays, Saddle lilankef, Iron Stone
Qrauite Flat l)ish, noti-bmWnb'c Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, an ' hundreds of
tiiee and large pieces of W(*urn, Tin, Olsns,
Crockery and Hardware, w|wy ef which
were formerly sold for 60 and75 cents.
lam also conrtantly adlinglo my 6 and
10 cent counters : thry *re n-fr exccclingly
at tract ire. Customers for Arse counters
frequently conic from < thcF countie*. In
fact, 1 often sell these goods to trnroling
gentlemen from ail parts of the country.?
These gentlemen who see a great deal, and
know all about prices, know these BARGAIN
goods are chtap. Here is the place to get
jour full moneys worth.
Don't Forgot that I Keep Also * Full
Line of
8TAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY and QUKKSSWARK,
T1N and
wool)hIfWd HAiun'AKI,
JUG and JARWAP.E and FLOWER POTS,
OILS and PAINTS, and WlKftOW GLASS,
LEATHER sod SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
and in fact, a most genereus line of General
Merchandise, which 1 am roping as cheap,
and perhaps cheaper than the'ehenpest.
S. M. BICE, JR., E. U.
Feb 7.7 0 if
J. B. PORTER
HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF
GROCERIES AND FANCY
GOODS
(ROM THE LITTLE I,'KEEN I HOST
j
INTO TUK^jfc
IT- j n in m i
FORMEPLY OCCUPIED BY
MR. JOHN BODGtEF,
NKXTABOVKT. K. BAILEY'S Fl'RKli UHK STOltK,
Where lie will be f-lc-acl An meet and
Ferve 1.is old cuMomers with /
PLAIN AND FANCY (IHOCIgrKS,
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KI^DS.
CRACKERS AND CHEESE, 1
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
FRENCH AND COMMON CANplES.
FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSThankful
to the people of Uul n Countjr,
for their past kindnesses and liberal patronage.
1 invite theui to call upon mc in my
larger and more convenient qmrte-s, where
1 in'end to do jftlLin my rower to deserve
tnetr Ttrurc putronage.
Feb SO 0^^
THE MUTUAL
Life iDsnrance Co. of New York
RICHARD A. McCURDY, President.
Statement for the year ending Dooember 31,1890
A ?artitf . - - $ 147,JSt,OO1 SO
Reserve on Policies at 4V#, - $IS?,f?68,308 00
Liabilities other than Reserve. .'05.3.">!) Si!
Surplus i,081^233 :?s
Receipt* from all source*. - - 84978,778 CO
PayiiioiiIh to Pollcjr-Ilolilers - 14,078,200 05
I!KVh uNKumrd, 49,188 policies, 1CO,OS5,OS5 AS
Ritlit In Torre, 200,055 policies 088,226,805 2 I
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Krai KMate and Bond A Jlortgaco
I.nana, ----- $70,529,281 72
Pulled Slate* Bond* and other
Securities .... 51,311,031 54
l.onn* on Collateral Securities 8,024,400 00
r.5Mprnir
intrre*t arrrued. Premium* Inferred,
etc., .... 7,183,250 35
$147,151,901 20
I have carefully examined the f. tcfioiii}: Matrment
and find the tame to be correct
A. N. Watf.kmousk, Atditor.
l'rom the Surplu* above Mated a dividend vil l>e
apportioned a* ucuaL
The buxlnr** for 1800 nhows I.M'RKASK ovrr that
of 1880, ct folloff*!
In A*set*, .... - $10,753,(33 IS
Inlteserteon Pollrle* nnd Surplu*, 10,554,(91 Ot
In Kcreipt*, ----- 3,850,779 07
In Payment* 1o Policy.Holders, 1,772,591 C7
In Ki*k* AtiHumed, 4,011 policies 9,583,502 21
In Itl*k* la force, 23,743 policies, 72,270,031 C2
El)W. L. OEKNAHD,
OlNKItAI. AorXT.
Columbia, 8. C.
GEO- MUNKO k 1*. M. COHEN.
Agen's, Un:?n, 8. C.
March 18 11 ll ^
When at
I respectfully infoim my fiiende and
c ients that I shall be in my office al
Union on Monday and remain unt 1 Tuesday '
noon of each weak until further notice.
I). A. TOWNSKNt),
Jan 28 4 tf
ACombSfJdT* POCKKT AJUUVAO '
and MKMOIIAWDUMBOOK
advertising BROWNV IRON BITTKIU
. LUo best Tonic, given away at Drnf *04
c*&w*l itvuon. Appi/ at out*
ib
GOODS
EMPORIUM.
Dry Good?, Drtw Goods, Qinghaso, MiltlIfrgoai
we k?? tT?r bod.
?N ktn bo** M M the U^?d,
II. la our Millinery depwintnl I ho ItiiiN 1
i, who are over ready b> thow you (ho
t, at tbo very lowest price.
& SPARKS'
CHEAP CASH STORE.
iy i
00 TO THE
PRINTING OFFICE
F 0 It V O U R
?* *it itst**0
BILL UK A DP, INOTK IIK A DP,
ENVELOPES, ICIRCU LA US.
BLANK NOTES, jBLANK RECEIPTS.
COTTON BILLS, |DODOEHS,
BALL TICKETS. j PROGRAMMES,
W ED DI NO IN VITATIONS,
Executed [>r< mpilr, in bo<? etyle. end at
pticea as Ion ns in nny other establishment
in the State.
SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE.
TERMS, C. O. D.
I am compelled to p^y spot cash for nil
the stock sod labor 1 employ in Job Work,
sn<| as 1 hare to compete in prico with the
largest establishments in the Sta'e. and
sometimes in the North?all demanding
cash on delivery of the w. rk?my profits
are whittled down to a very small margin,
consequently I cnntioi pny cash for the labor
and Stock used and give long credit on the
work.
It is not unuMtsl for me to rccti*e orders
for Job Work, from parties who fend their
cash work to other places, but p:itr< nizc mc
when they want cr-dit, and ?xn?ct toe to
"trade it out."
Under that systrni I find n y c dit customers
keep mc dtniurd of the uic-s arystv
tiiro-y and ensh. too, f? rthe pioni|t execution
of cash wo' k.
Ilcrcn'ter. a bill will arc r.pwy very
Job, and collections for Job Work oi!l he
made monthly. 15. M. S'lOKRS.
State of South Carolina.
1 ' Cu-UNTY OF UNION,
In the Coutt of Cointn*n l'lett*.
batumom for lie icf?Cump niiit Served.
Jc sinli Foster, Plaintiff,
against
Spencer M. Ilice, Sr., Alex.G. Rice, Roht.
L. Coleman, Victoria S. Coleman. William
Munro, ii. F. itnw's. A. Klhail, G.
Jnyner and J. I). Clinuiberlain, par nets,
trading under the firm name of Klhnrt,
.l/.vnnv* .( I'm i It- . r 1 xs Ii ?
?w w , *'i >iuuMi (i1111 m. iiriu*
man, partners, trading as A. Hrufuuin >S:
k Son. W. W. Draper, W. A. Moore, K.
W. Marsh, Sr., and 15. S. Harry, partner'*,
trading as Draper, Moore, (i Co., 0. F.
Day, F. W. Dny nnd Giorge F. Foster,
parineis, trading na O. F. Day, Son k Co.,
George D. Wi t, George I'. Wntkini and
John A. Witt, partners, trading as Wiit
& Watkins, It. S. Og'csby, Charier (J.
Craddock. J. H. Ttmviler, W. ']'. Herney,
J. II. Adnnis, W. D. Adams and It II. F.
Adams, partners, trad'iig as Oglesby, 1'ntrilcr
& Co., E. T. TclD, \V. E. Tcfft, F. G.
TetTt, Theodore Mcntz, G. C. Clark and J.
- W. " ? i rrn?lers
k Co., I. L. Fnlk nnd George IV.
Folk, partners, trading as ]. L. Falk &
Co , Th-rr.a* It. Muruninm, Andrew M.
Btown and Itohrri 1'. Evans, partners,
trading as MacGahan, Hmvii & Evans,
W. A. Mo re, I-. W. Marsh, J. A. Smith,
J. Kingbrrry, W. J. Ashford atnl M II.
Marsh, partners, trading as Moore, Marsh
& Co., M. C. Riser, J. F. Riser, \V. S.
Evcrct, W. 0 Itngan, C. F. Mnh>ne and
L. E. Barnwell, partncis, trading as M.
C. and J. F. Ki-er k Co , John l>. Brown,
J. O. Wcddington and l'etcr M. Brown,
partners, trading ns Btown, Weddington
& Co., William B. Marcy. George E.
Blake and Ellory Hriinhaim, partners,
trading as Marcy Bros. & Co., A. S. J.
Ferry, II. II. Smionds, Jr.,41. A. Fringle,
partners, tradingns Johnston, Crews & (Jo.,
Wade II. Macfie, as Ailot'r. of Agnes S.
Mogfie, drcra?ed, J. A. Farley, J. G.
Lmtg, It. C. Oliver, J. H. McRissick and
"The Exposition CoFon Mills Conij any,
jjtjenaunit.
TO the dcfcfciidants above named: You
ore hereby suinm ntd and r?a!>iC?tl
-mmu ..ci nrc complaint m Hits Action, wbicTi is
filed in ilie oflice of tlie Clerk of the Court
of Common Pirns for Union count; aforesaid,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the sa^
complaint on the subscriber at his office at
Union, S. C , within twenty dnyu after the
service hereof; exclusive of the day of
scrricc, and if you fad to answer
the coinpla:nl within the lime aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will npp'y to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
D. A. TOWNS F.N I),
Plaintiff's Attorney.
February 14, 1801. J
To the Defendants : Take notice, thnt I lie
Summons in the above cut tied action, of
which the above is a copy, andtlio complaint
therein were filed in the oflice of the
Clerk of Court of Common Pb as for Union
i/ounij aioresri'U, en zatli or rehrunry, IK'Jl.
1>. A. TOWNSKND,
I'l.itiiifl's Attorney.
Feb 14 7 ?t
From millions of customers, during the part yeats,
comer the verdict that VICK'S RE JJt'fl never I
disappohit. Why waste time, money antl patience on
others, when you can buy the BES?T a' same price?
M >!.e o mi-! she this year; send to cents for Vlrk'ft
Floril 'itlillc, deduct the to cents from first order,
an ! it !<? i nothing. It is better than ever; too large
pages, tub md plates, tirnitd novelties worthy of
cultivation, t'ash nrircs f.cno ami f J?>.
JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN. ROvilMUr, N. T.
i' .
lli?]innTTi
FORTI
PART OF T1
i -?-? ?-???
Don't y?i U ill* W p?NM l? the Bute to
cheep.
A |tm( rumpui mo?| ikrtvJ k;tr< i? Ike 1
inducement* f?r ihia imioii'i trade.
Coma in en<l see oar complete assortment
display in Staple end Fancjr Dry Goods, Notiena
A grand display, a greet stock, and juit what
We mark theiu low losell litem quick. All pi
No questioc ab ut your being highly pleased a
For the best of evereihlne in the ??ay of R<y <
"RODGER &
Sept (i H(
NEW GOOD:
NE1
* -
Our Buyer hun just returned from tli
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTI
OOMPL1
We linrc also a splendid ni
GKNT'S CI,
FURNISHING
ZIEGLER'S AND BA
for Gents, Ladies
ZIEGLER'S HANDfor
Gouts, in Congress and
Other reductions in
REMEMBER THE Dl
SEWING
which we guarantee to be equal in c>
priced miachincs. Over TO now in use
warranted for ?r> years, and havo all net
The "OLD HE LIABLE."
FOSTER, WI]
B 1 and other ej?ee!t!
3% 1| B tie* for uentfeim-u,
Ladlea,etc.,art-war- 1
ranted, and ?o atamped on bottom. Addrcaa 1
W. L.. OODgLah, Urocktbti, iUna*. Hold by
K. M. KICK, Jit., K. U., Agent. '
Jan II Cui
TO ROAD OVERSEERS?"
w
Office of County Commismionkiih. 1
Union Coi nty, FoK 6ih, 1891. J*
rilHKRoiul Overseers throughout the County ~~
X iuc hereby i?'?ti*ietl thut they must cill
out the hands li ?b'e to Koiitl duly in their i
section, ami |>ut the public roads in order, (
nccorumg to the requirements of the law. J
Wc lmcby wnrn nil overseers tlist we I
mean business in tli s cnM, nnd shall hold L
for neglecting to ropoit any hand thnt neg- *
lects to perform bit duly t!:; f;;'I Udi?
dsys required by I lie law.
The law roqirrcs the ?ond to be 'JO fret
wide in every care w here it is potsib'o ; the r
rond to be well ditched, the centre to he
higher ntid sloped to the ditch, on both sides. 8II
This is the kind of work wc shall demand of nf
nil Overseers, and wherever we find it i> p,
not done wc shall certainly tiywahnt virtue j,j
there is in the 'aw.
There must l>e no piny or shirking ot
work, while the present commissioners nre
in office. The roods MU^T KM WORKED,
and nil pcrs lis who fail to do tlirir full duty
shall be punished according to law.
T. N. KELLY,
J. A. (Ill AM It ICItS, p
W. M. (1ALLMAX.
COMMAND GET YOUR PAY.
All parties having filed their Jitrots, Wit- 1
ness and Con?ts> lea Pny Certificates with .
the Clerk of the Hoard, p-ior to Nov. 1st. '
U.I >*t.a 4* Wl %?|??.? ?U* ?in4,* ?w
at the office ot roster, Wi'kins & Co , for
their checks. _
('HAS. ROLT, 1
Clerk It. U. C.
Feb. 0 C Ot.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UN/OX.
In (lie Court of Common Pleas.
i)
Summons for Re'icf?Complaint not Served, el
Spencer M. Rice, Jr., E. U., I'luintiff, j,,
111/(h nst lii
Reps Jones, Defendant.
To (lie Defendant :
YOU are boreby suniinoncd anil required > w
to answer the complaint in this action
of which a ropy is herewith served upon
you and to serve a copy of your answer to
the said cnnploint on (lie subscriber at k'?
office at Unl"?. ? <*? ?'?"" twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of the
d?y of such service; and if you fail to uuewer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this notion will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
1). A. TOWNSEND,
PlaintifTs Attorney.
Dated Feb. 5, 1801.
To the Defendant: Take notice, that the
Summons of which tlio above is a copy, and
the complaint were tiled is the office of the Ci
Cletk of Court of Common Pleas for Union A
County aforesaid on the 6th of February, PI
1801. N
I?. A. TOWNSEND, W
Plain1 iff.s Attorney.
Fvw !*e li tit
.
V 4
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T 21
nviaiia '1
118 J
IE STATE. 1
fin 1 out where the bo-t goidt ore wN ,;'w|
n*(ur*l reault of cur ui uiutlljr genorous
Of NPBIXU AND MUMMER
and Clothing,
jro'i want.
riornat the low-water mark.
rithfthese gonls and prion?.
. o<m4, Not:ons, Shoes, lima and Clothing,
PURCELL.
> ly
St
M GOODk! J
e Market?, and our Stock of
CLES, AND NOTIONS IS
ETE.
id well ?clectt>d line of
i< >T III TV
GOODS,ETC.
.Y STATE SHOES
tunl Children.
SEWED SHOES
. 1
Laccil?$5, formcvly &7.
proportion.
EMOREST $19 50
'cry respect to any of the higher
in Union County. They are fully
cessnry Attachment!5.
LKINS & CO
if
Apanarhlatof information andab-/|^B
of tba lawn, Showing llow lo/K
^HAObtaln PatsOU, Carnal*. Trnde/^^ ?.
wMi
L. R. GAINES,
UNION, S. C.
l*R ACTICALPAIN TER.
)J.C01IA TING IN FRESCO AM) SIG.S
WRITING
A Sl'KCI ALTY.
riLL PAINT HOUSES ON THE SIIOUTEST
NOTICE.
Den 19 f,l ,f
f' fni i; litrlr% inn** tinve l?rrn mo,1e.it
flP IB 111 I fi=2 5?lM'
I vou?^ fume earn ore? I&00 OO a
i !'? iliiv. All ?> ?. \\ Pthow Viiu'hnw
llullrltit' Cii.,ilii:. (moiNn-iluii^Alaina
MONEY TO LOAN.
)X Improved Farm Ian tin, in hits of
$.",fX) nnd upwards. Loans rcpnynlile in
nail animal hihIhI inente, through a period
six ye ft re, lima euaMinji ilie lorrowerlv
ly off hi* indebtedness without exhausting
a crop in any one year. Apply at onCe te
1). A. TOWN SEND,
Attorney, Union, S. ('.
Aug l,r? 3.'1 ly
MRS. JAS. GRANT'S
A8HI0NABLE MILLINERY
.JUST Ol'KWED.
IIAYE just opened mi elegant and coniL
plete line of FALL AND WINTER MILINKKY
of the newest and choicest s'yles;
lit . ? 1
PATTERN HATS AND BON NEW,
'uncy Fcalliers, Blrrix' Wlngit,
IlibboiiH, Velvets, tiimpi
mill Otnumciitfi.
ALSO
NURSING CORSETS
Thankful for the very liberal patr< ling*
erttofore bestowed, I invite tho indies et
ie town mi l country to call and ciamine my
egant new atock, assuring theni that my
rices shall be as low and my work as good
i any establishment in upper South Cureti*.
MRS. J AS. GRANT.
Oct 8 40 f
ifIA A umuni onu o. onu
im. n. niunuLoun m oun t
BANKERS,
l/ll A O tJ " ""^ '*** ** 1
* ?
A general banking bueiiiess transacted.
Itopoeits received, subject to check.
ifdMnnge bought and eold.
Collections made on all points.
hafe deposit boxes to rent.
Aecounts of individuals and firms lolic'ted.
We represent the Mlowing Insurance
ompanies :
etna Iuenrince Co., Assets, $10,071,610
henix Insurance Co., - - 4,781,250
orwicJi Uni-n F. Ins 8 e'e y, 1,505,031
ttshing'Mi Life Insurance Co., 10,000,000
Fi?c, Life and Tcrond-i Insurance.
Sept 5 30 tin