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PU8LISH ED WEEKLY. \VINNSBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 905.-SALSE 84 Supervis The following claims have bi quarter beginning January 1, ] Poor 1 Price & Hood, 3 paupers, 2 Winnsboro Oil Mill, meal 3 W M Patrick, 4 paupers, 1 4 B H Yarborough, Eliza D 5 Frederick Disinfectant Co 6 Langford Bros, 6 mos aid 7 B H Yarborough, 3 paupe 8 J R Harvey, Henry Bell, ] 9 L Landecker, 2 comforts, 10 W A Hood, 4 paupers, 1 11 Robinson & Orr, blacksmil 12 John Taylor, building chii 13 Will Wylie and Ed Alexar 14 J M Elliott & Co, 2 cof, Al 15 T G Cameron, keeper pool 16 Wes Yarborough, wages, 17 A B Cathcart, supplies for 18 Daniel Hall, conveying M 19 D V Walker, 2 tons cotton 20 U G DesPortes, Jim Butle 21 W B Douglas, Sandy Tho: 22 Steve Kelly, wages, Marc. 23 W R Rabb & Co, supplies 24 Will Wylle, cut 15 cords w 25 Steve Kelly, wages for Fe 200 Wesley Miller, amt for Ma 201 R Y Turner, pea huller... 202 Robinson & Orr, work on 203 Jno W Russell, conveying 204 A W Ladd, 2 paupers, 2 m 205 Ed Alexander, day labor.. 206 T G Cameron, keeper pooi 207 Wes Yarborough, wages fo 208 R W Phillips, 3 coffins, 5 ] 209 T G Cameron, keeper poor 210 Winnsboro Oil Mill, meal i 211 Wesley Miller, amount for 212 Wes Yarborough, wages fo 213 Ed Alexander and Will W: 214 W C Boyd,'supplies for J( 215.Steve Kelly, wages for Jai 216 C B Rabb, furnishing coffli 217 J A Richardson, ginning 7 ROAD AN] ,50 Good Roads Machine Co, i 51 Good Roads Machine Co, d 52 W M Patrick, tools for woi 53 J M Yongue, repairing two 54 B H Yarborough, filling ca 55 M W Doty, wagon chainga 56 A J Brown, furnishing cha 57 H C Peak. damages to mul 58 C B Douglas, Jr, hay, 190 59 L Landecker, 2 suits disc-h 60 W A Hood, 2 suits dischar 61 J B Stewart, guard chaing: 62 J R Curlee, 4,565 ft lumbe 63 R Y Turner, 100 bu corn a 64 Robinson .& Orr, shoeing i 65 C J Jackson, day guard.. 66 W G Bankhead, s'Iperinte 67 A B Cathcart, 5 shovels. . 68 F H McEachern, furnishin 69 E C Jeter, visits to chaing 70 E L Willinghamn, hiring ha Winnsboro to Rockton, 71 R Y Clowney, filling cave, 72 R W Herron, part contraec 73 J T Lemmon, filling gully< 743J F Lvles, mules, wagon ai 75 J W Smith, guard chaingaa 76 S J Gladden, mules and w: 77 C B Douglas, 2,408 lbs ha; 78 Jim Smith, hauling corn fi 79 H D Robertson, 65yvds cr< 160 F H McEachern, furuishin 261 W G Bankhead, axe handl< 162 W G Bankhead, supt chai: 163 J B Stewart, guard on cha 264 D WV Timms, wagon, 2 nmu: 185 B H James, furnishing n 166 C B Douglas, 1,864 lbs hay 167 Robinson & Orr, 4 prs sha 168 S L Mann, furnishing.lumnl 169 Dr E C Jeter, treatment J< 170 T M Haynes, harness snap: 12~3 E C Jeter, account amaiga 14i4 C B Douglas, 1.587 lbs hay 185 Benben Boulware, repairir 186 R W Herron, part p;nymen 187 R H Phillips, mules, wago 188 5 W Broom, conveymg~ pri 289 J C Willingham, haulinig 11 Horse branch........ 190 E L~ Willinghamn, hauling I Uatden road. ....... . 191 A F Psiav. Jr, furnishing 1 192 S E Brown, lumber, nails: 193 J 1 Smith, 2 mules, wagon, 194 S H Gibson, 6 halters for 1% T B Cathacart, 2 days, self 196 J S J Suber, ferryinan As 197 M S Herron,, repairing Tei 198 Mrs S M Gladden, to right 199 L Rt Fee. hlauling rock, 1 d1 275 F H McEnebern, furinishin 276 J S McKeown, mule two d 277 3 W Smith, bal salary for , 278 C J Jackson, day guard el 279 R B Ernandez, 5 boxes an< 280 J R Carlee, 2hbills lumnber 281 J N Lemnaster, putting in: 28 13B Burley, amt fur work 283 R C Stevenson, lumber, mi 281 W 0 Bankhead, supt c-hai 28&5 Dr E C jeter, visits to elu '289 J B3 Stewart. guard onm du 287 " 288 RF Crowder, 5 small b~ 289 C J Jacekson, anyv guard m~ '290 J D S&twart, gu:-rd, balam 91 R F Crowder, lum!si> a: 292 J WV Su:b. go ~ 298 J R iu r>. 1,000U ft oumb 17 Mr .J A Williford, int ou ,or's Report. en issued and approved during the 905, and ending March 31, 1905: HOUSE FUND. 1904...................$ 2175 nd hulls, 1904....---.--.- 17 97 904..................... 56 00; )uglas, 5 months, 1904 ....... 5 00 2 cans dis and 2 sprays..... 25 00 UIrs Gladden............-. 6 00 rs, 6 mouths, 1904.... ...... 24 00! 2 months, 1904............ 12001 .pr blankets, 2 coats.... ....10971 >ag potatoes............. 20 60 i work...............----. 3.7 aney................... 749 der, day labor.. .........19 58 f Smith & Charity Craig,paup. 7 49 house, March.............. 20 06 Jarch.................... 10 70 March..... ............ ... 4573 s Broom to poor house.......1 61 seed meal........... ...... 5136 r, 3 months................ 321, npson, 3 months........... .3 21 10701 for February...... ........40 00 ed ................--- - 6A bruarv................. - rch........................- -1 24 88 1 wagon................. .. 541 com grand jury..... ....... 41 >ntbs..-.................. 10 7011 6 10.1 house, February......... . g0 06 r February................ 10 1' )rs sash.................. 23 5411 house, January...........20 0(1 md hulls....... ......... -- - 3 February................. 5 ;35 r January................10 70 -lie, cutting 28 cds wood, work 17 12 g nuary........--.------- 2 461i iary.................... 10 70 for pauper................ - . bales cotton, 1904 ......... 9 52 ) BRIDGE FUND. 1 nt on note $1,769 for 1904. 110 57 1 ifference in notes ........... 10 0O king road, 1904........... 10 95 bridges, 1904............. 25 00 y ve in road, 1904.......- 3 00 ag, 1904................. 6 igarg 13 weeks. 1904 ...... 367 88 e in bridge, 1904 ......... ..20 00 1 1 . 1 arged convicts.............. 10 70 ged convicts.............. 17 66 .................. 7 r................ ....... 67 ad mis supplies............. 83 51 nues..................... 4 23 2354 - deut.... . ............ 26 75 401 e cbaingang 3 weeks. 76 50 nds and working road from o days............ -2 --0G0j ~unishing lumber & bldg bdge 12 72 repairing Ashle5 bridge . 60 40 ~otract...............---.7 49' d bands working road. ... ...4 0 g................. .-- 19 26 gon, one-half day......-... 6 ...18 03 om depot.................. 2141 >ssway............ ....---17 39 g chaingang ~3 weeks.... .... 63 48 s and wood. ..- 171 ngang part March........ es,bandl1day............28 8 iber and repairing bridge. 7 50 n at70cperewt..........--.1391I~ ekles chaingang. ... ... . .... 428 er repairing Blrown bridge 2 14 hn Mobley, chaingang ..... 3 75 1 , chaingang..............-i ~ ng work................. 191 e a~t 70c -per cwt............ 1188.1 g a bridges ................111 :contraet on Ashley's brid3ge. 26 75 andhas, iday.:. .... ...321 :i sner to chaingang...,..,.....1 07 mber and erecting walkway 4601 amber and putting in box ons ................... 26 e imber and bdlg bdge, con tract <21 40n Lnd wk on T wenty Cre bdge 6 2(;I 2 hands, 1 day on publia roa 2 68 ti chaingang..............- 6 and 3 hands............... 482jn uiford's ferry............. 11 77 fi rible Creek bridge...... ....i 1730 r of way at Gayden'.s Ck bage 19 80 av.. ......-- --- --..2i g chaingang, 4 w.eeks. ... .... S 91 as..,..........------101 c hm, guard chaingang... .....1 91s aiigang, for January...,.,,). 285A4 lumber.............-----1;tv . ..... ................... d ~boxes..........---------- 11 a:u 3 bridges................ 3 1 ils ad work...... ......... 3 1 ngang, Jan.....,........... 2675 Lg.ang~,part sahiry for Feb. . -for January...... .......1..00 changug.fo Fb... .. . 42 e(- of saliarv for Feb .,... I Is, work.......... .. .... ,1.ms htb 104 int for 19U5 07 j 72 F H ..cEachern, furnishing cmaimganE 7: J W Smith, guard, part Jan wages.... 14 G Y Langford, repairs on Cedar Creek 75 A C Hood, 8 hands and self, 2 days on 76 W G Bankhead, fodder for chaingang. .77 Smith Green, filling cave on road, 1904 78 J B Burley, amt paid for work on road .79 W M McCarley, 4 days, 1 mule oi roa .80 J B Stewart, part Jan wages chaingam .81 J B Burley, amt paid for supplies for .82 J W Ricbardson, repairing bridge at ' STATE CASE FUND. 26 State Co commutation road tax recepts............ 27 J H Aiken.: 8days co con, $2.00 per day.......... 28 Walker, E Cogs Co, ptg books and stationery f 29 Who Printing Co, printing and supplies for co :'0 D L Stevenson, stamps and postoffice box ren .:1 E H Heins, ruagistrate ...... ......... 32 A P I rby, constable................. 33 Jno W Lvies, salary February term court ....... 34 John Hollis, constable 3rd and 4th quarter, 19 :15 S S Curry, constable. ..... ........... : J; L Ratterree, constable ...... ......... :7 J H Cooper. constable, 1904 ............ 338 J H A iken, 3 days county commissioner. 39 A D Hood, 1st quarter salary sheriff...... 40 A L Scruggs, 1st (uarter salary county treasu 41 J B Burley, 1st quarter salary county supervis< 42 E F Pagan, salary 1 month, postage, express... 41 J H Aiken, 10 days county commissioner.. ...... 44 0 C Duke. 12 days county commissioner........... 45 J H Aiken, 4 days county commissioner........... 46 J C Buchanan, M D, vaccinating and examio . and Lucinda Thompson.............. 17 J C Lewis, constable.. ........ ...... 48 E M Woodward, matistrate 19 Winnsboro Printing :O, three notices. I W B Gilbert, constable. ............... !2 W P Gilbert, constable. ............... 2 8 W Bmom, constable ............... . 24 A D Hood, jail r.eport . ................ 25 G S Hinnant, corone ................ 26 A D Hood, expense of capturing John Robine 27 S F Castles, magistrate... .............. 28 W E DeHihns, constable. .............. !9 Winnsboro Hotel, supper 12 jurymen and 2 cc '0 J R Stewart, conveying Miss Mattie Veal to E 1.1 J E Hinnant serving 6 warrants and mileage 1 2 Jas R DesPortes, autopsy P P Horn and exam 13 D L Stevenson, 2 months' salary ...................... 14 D H H iggins, summoning jury of inquest......... I5 M B Raines, holding inquest.................................... 1 J L Richmond, salary for February, stamps, e T" A Hood, sheriff's jail report for February..... S\ Winnsboro Printing Co, stationery for county. St, summoning jury of inquest and 0 J C Crunupton. Conxveyipg lunatic from Ridgew [1 J A Scott, post mortam.. .......... 2 J A Scott, Jr, summoning jury of inquest......... 3 Winnsbo!r PiInting Co, pub sup report 1905, n 4 A D H-,od, conveying lunatic to Hospital for I [5 Winnsboro Printing Co, supplies for sheriff an nb J N eil, drawing grand j ry presentment... 7 J N Lemaster, m agistrate................... .................. A 1-Hood, sheriff's jail report for January..... 9 J L Richmond, sal auditor Jan, stamps, exprel o R E Ellison, Winchester rifle for jail.............. i R L Bryan, printing for probate judge............... 2 Powell Scruegs, conveying lunatic to asylum.... 3 M B Raines, magistrate ...................... 4 J C Lorick, constable one-half quarter . ............ 5 J B Heins. supplies to smallpox family............ i;; Wn McDaniel, ten days' guard over house qu 6 G S Hinnant, issuing warrants and binding w s J C Crumpton, constable....... ....... i9 J L Hill, special constable...... ..... J i Burly, wood ftr court house, stamps for o J N Caldwell, iqagistrace..... ......... i;s Joe MeMeekin, Imiagistrat. ....... 4 W J Keller, magistrate.... .... .... i5 C A Robinson, magistrate . ..... Jno A Brown, magistrate..... ........ 7 W D Moore constable............... 6 A W Matheson, magistrate..... ....... i9 J D Blair, magIstrate .. ............. 0 D A Broom, 1st quarter salary probate judge... PUBLIC BUILDING FUX 0 R H Jennings, insuranee court house................. ,1i(1.r Dru Co medicine for prisoners, 1904. 2L LadeAkey, biuten for jail, 1904...... WV Ii Wil linghanm, niattied for jali, 1944... . Jno J1 Neil, renit auditors oftce, $ ionths, 160 5 J1 C Cald well, 1,532 l bN coal for jail....... ;6 L Hi Milling, wood for court house........ 7Nick Goodinig, lightwood1 for court house. 8 Joe Davis. cord oak wood for court house.. 9Winnsboro Telephone Exchange, quarter telei 0.D A Broom, box l ent, stamps . ........ ........ 1 A D Hood, sheriff, wvork at jail............... e L H Milling, wood for court house................. F; uoiden~ A Blake, cutting prisoners' hair and sh 4 Dan Wade ana omer's. ypr];. at court house.. 15 J H{ Gibson, work at counr hiouse............ 30 A D Hood, amount for work at jail.......... i7 Sout hern RI R, freight on sash for jail ....... is .T B Burley, shells for chainqang, staanps for of 9 WV H Willinghamn, 6 mat for jury in Skipper ca ) Merhants' B & L Association, claims bought :ne Futnd loan.................. .. .. Me rcnanW J &~ 4 ssociation, hal claims, 190 1 Sa m Timmrn uh tlJier., sqGU, grapip~ ~fop 14 A .) Hlood, hirIng work at jail......... 35 Toby McDuffie, carpenter work at jail , J C'Weir, repairing publie~ wel.. Wi nnsboro Trel ephone Exchange, 1st q1uarter's h M J A Wilifo.d, interest on eiaims bought 11 m I R uriee, lumber bought by A~ D Hood for st iu s jutlr WX ('0 ward, repairing jail............... I .loto1 Smiiaj4 ga p.yient' ,qn eontract bt~ldm :lohn sma-ri, recpairmg ciiney.s s' ja.... 3 Wm H~ Willingham, :2 mattresses for jail.... 4 John Smart, part paymenmt on contract...... 5 A D Hood, hiring work in sheriff's office.... i John Smart, balan:ce on contract building stab' J. B. BURLE Paeew$K. tjue faigo;a p;;nist I ys that his singers are as pra-~ 440 * LOUS to him as life, for he coulddintI e>avif he lost any of them. more to. -.r a with hm [e f aes isurance from time to me to) cover special risks, as F< -hanl e is going on a long jour -y - lai r- ~ 4 nr Cures cou .omu tese fis two hands are oue ei gularly insured from year to Cures hof e'ar. He pays S4,000 annually Cures. this way, with the result that Crsl anything went wrong with one _odb I his pei.oms hands at any time It ma] that he could no longer earti income by his planioig, he les1 -oald be paid $50.000~ cash. pigt - --New 3 !ampini Liniment for Rheumatism. Foley's (has. ranke, a mail -(arrier at Cha- neys and evill, con i.. says: ''Chamberlain's nothing i ain1 1'khni is the chamipion of all lini- Co. t.Tepaist year~ [ was troubled ne ..rieke';per here re' onnnendedl this propose Im~l a *nl it compilletelyV Curedl me."' afraid i co that pa.infult ainenit when thuis hcg Ia litri inn ot*iied for a small . Oe mpu-gin ir.. p rt oxt ue wi~l pcoduce a I e:~lieinet eure. Signaturo ,2 weeks........ 4116 ............... 5 35 bridge.......... 214 road, 1904...... 10 70 150 3 21 ................ 3 90 A ............... 2 14 321 chaingang ...... 5 74 Bimpson..... .... 2 14 ....... 350 ............................. 6 00 'or county offices 1905 116 23 unty offices for 3904.. 3606 t, 1904.............. 1498 ........ 12.50 ........ 1250 . ... 10130 4.. .........3760 .-...... 12 50 ................. 1250 1250 a.. ........ 600 . . .. ..... 250 00 rer ............... 8350 ............................ 162 50 ..... .................. . . .....,,. 30 73 . ...................... ...... 2000 ................ .......... ... 24 00 2800 ing Miss Mattie Veal 749 ...................................... 1250 ... ..................... ... ... ........ 12 50 ............. ......... ... 12 50 .....9..........0....................... 04 ...............2..................... 8 14 ...................................... 18 75 ..... .. ............. .................. 98 63 ..................................... 12 50 l.................................... 7 56 ............................... 12 50 cnatables....................... 7 49 [ospital for Insane.... 702 Ed Neal case............... 9 3 lunatic Jim Brown . 800 ...................................... 100 00 ...................................... 2 00 ................................. 8 50 xpress............. 2899 ...................................... 48 36 ..................................... 10 75 2 witnesses...... 4 00 ay to Winnsboro...... 6 42 . . . .................... 5 35 ticsaa ne 118450 .ae..........., $ 91 d county. teasurer... 16 00 .. ... 1000 . ...... 500 .5607 Is, wood,1bx rent.... 3407 .....20 00 ............ ............ ............... 2 00 .-.. . 857 ............... ... ................ 12 50 ........... ......d......z.......... 6.. 5 . ................. .................... 415 49.5 rantined smallpox.. 535 itnesses over to cour 400 ...................................... 18 75 ......... ............... 4 40 flice tei message........ 3 75 12-50 ..............12801 1250 12-50 1250 12-50 15000 D. ..................... . .. 1440 hone rent 1904 aving in jail. ...27 ices...... 21 e, ordered by shff. 105 904, check on Sink abe t jail.190.... 8161 42Q p04,inteestfo:~190 36a6 61 .......2 10 1 39 esinailard.... 124 Y, Couty Suprv2sor could aye ~I 8, ~ s~~pig ~~ki 2 02 .ve to pend s 14ol keep rom gttin m05 Lself fordoing it iley'shone138d 37 ~hs an colds ge sablesl ajai ...... o2us s ngjagear........ to 96nther Y, Count Srivis ontn cjoud Save by M aot pr f stpie roing ha he i e gir spend say much" hnw ls. ei tBoudghte Col. James T. Bacon editor o: the Edgefield Chronicle, is nov making a tour of southern Europe His write-ups will surely be read What cotton is being held in the country should be carefully pr)tected at this season. These warm damp days are ideal weather for causing it to rot. The merchants of Camden have already begun the closing of their stores at 6 P. M. A number of other towns are arrang ing to begin the early closing the first of May. No merchant can lose anything by closing early. There is all to gain on the part of the clerks in increased ca pacity for their work through the opportunity for fresh air thus afforded. Within the next ten days it will be demonstrated whether the farmers of the South are going to do the sensible thing by reducing their cotton acreage or continue the foolish policy of raising sev eral million bales more cotton than is required. These are the the days for them to put into action the resolutions which they have been passing in their county and State organizations. It is being demnoistrated more and more each year that sorghum is the most valuable forage crop that can be planted in this State. An acre of sorghum on good ground and well cultivated will yield an abundance of green for age to supphiment the corn and grain crops i a the summer months and prevent the necessity of buy ing hay during the winter niortths for at least two to four head of stock. No farmer should fail have to his p atch of this valuable forage crop. Now is the time to plant sorghum. A Pub!sher's Pardonable Pride. A few days ago we went to Columbia for the purpose of securing from Columbia mer chants advertisements for the News and Herald. Before going down sample copies were sent to those merchants whom we ezpectt ed to call upon. While we did not succeed in getting an adver tisement from every merchant visited, yet we did not fail in a single instaice to have spoken some word of commendation for the News and Herald, both as to its contents and its general get up. The full page advertisement that we are now carrying had attracted especial attention, Qno of Coluimbife 1,gest merghants one whp lbeheves in the liberal use of printer's ink, said that he had seen nothing more creditable in any of the daily papers. An other merchant who closed a con tract for a year said that the p reposition to advertise in the News and Herald appegled to him because the paper. cqgtained such mttey as would make it read, a feature that is altogether essential to making a paper a success as an advertising medium. But better still were the words of commendation spke hy twa Qolqlnbja nieroha'gta who have been advertising in the News and Herald for the past several months. They both say that their advertising in the News and Herald is bringing them such~ good retgrag tat t4ey will con tinge the same for the rest of year. It is but natural that we should feel a pardonable pride on ac count of these tangible expres sions of appreciation g4 th@ News en geml4 as an advertisiog mdium. Fairfield's only paper goew-into three-fourths of the horoes of the county and is read by at leabL four out of every five white people in the county. There is ne question aboit its being n vlgal medliam~ for. iakuag your wants known. If ou have naything to sell, make the fact known through the News and Herald and all the people will be sure to know about it. It pays to advertise in the News and Herld, Fey an Impaired Appetite. Loss of appetite always results fronm faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigo rate the stomach, strengthen the diges tion and give you an appetite lille a wolf. These Tablets also apt gg a gen tie laxative. For bQ y tea~ rtiug To C Ta Laxative Dro1 sen nDio baZSsold npat2I LANDI STILL L IN GETTING THE (IRE BARGAINS FOR H In Men's and I making a showing that it - all to see before buying. Shoes are still a s: stock of these and save moi THIS N I am making a special r Embroideries, etc., that wet make it so that I have tho goods. L. I HAVE JUST RECEI of BUGGIES and HARN ing ot very close prices. T for you. Mattings an My stock of Mattings is can find just what you want nice lot of Carpets also. J. TILL. . SELLING Because They' Satisfa Those who buy them ( them. This is proof of give both wear and cornm BLACK CAT HOSIER1 comfort. A complete stock of M figures, See these at or Our line of DRESS G the ladies. They are u: same. A number of SUMMI special prices. M.V\ Timely We are Head< Call in and examine our sto< Dressers and Centre Tables Dr'essers at actual cost to cl Now is the time to get your Try on'e of our Felt Mattre: We have a complete line Stoves. All guaranteed to: We have in stock also a Lounges. Our UNDERTAKING complete, All calls promp SR. W. P HI re a Cold in One BaOQlliMTabs. , CKIR EADS ATEST NUMBER OF [S CUSTOMERS, 3oys' Suits I am ill be to the interest of ecialty with me. See my iey. VEEK un on a big lot of Laces e bought at prices-thkt,. 1 inside track on these Landecker. VED A SHIPMENT ESS, which I am offer iere are bargains here .d Carpets. most complete, and you here in this line. A 0. EBOAG. ELZ. 3Ive the Best stio1n. >nce continue to buy the pudding. They fort. 'also stands for foot EN'S SUITS at close ice. 00DS will interest rged to inspect the IR LAP ROBES at V. DOTY. Topics. >uarters for :k of Iron Beds, Suites, .We have six Cheval ear our stock. Summer Cots. ;ses-tne best in town. of Little Dandy Cook give satisfaction. complete line of Bed DEPARTMENT is tly attendedi to. LLIPS. e nDwoays