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REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERVISOR For Quarter Ending December 31, 1905. No. of In Who?e Favor Claim, and Nature Claim Amt 461 Adam Morrison, sanitary work. .$ 0.2.1 462 J F Gregory salary etc, as clerk of oonrt 101.00 403 T T Hunter, Jr., constable and special deputy 36.68 464 W M Moore, salary superintendent education 50.00 465 J B Wilson, road work 2.75 466 W O Davis, hire of team and hauds 10.00 467 J I' Thoinasson,phone rent 24.00 468 O 8 ltobertson, lumber 1.00 469 J W Thompson, constable and special deputy 10.00 470 L L" Croxton, hire of team 1.50 471 W B Bruce, salary as com. and clerk. 9.37 472 ?1 G Gardner, salary as sup.... 33.33 473 J A Hjatt, salary as com 6.26 474 13 M Sullivan, et el surveying county line 150.36 476 QF Cook, lumber and bridge work 12.76 476 J T Adam s, bridge work 2.00 477 J D Haile, lumber 10.00 478 W A lioberts. bridge work 1.50 479 D S Wilson, repairing bridge... 2.00 480 Dr. W H Sapps, post mortums.. 10.00 481 11 P Mobley, grand juror 2 50 482 A 8 Broom, lodging for surveyors 8.50 483 A A Knight, repairing bridge... 10.00 484 E L Stogner, repairing bridge etc 9.00 485 It L Steele, repairing bridge.... 1.60 486 W C Adams, hire of team and bauds 15 50 487 W T Blackmou, grand juror.... 3.50 488 E B Linglc, grand juror 6 60 489 0 L McManus, grand juror 4.40 490 J C Uobinson, grand juror 2.80 491 J Li lteod, grand juror 3 0! 492 T M Hughes grand joror 1.50 493 W P Bennett, grand juror 1.6o 494 J M i oartncy, grand juror 2.7o 495 O F Payseur, repairing blinds etc 3 2o 490 K E Ua?*kins, bridge work l.oo 497 J W Elliot, meals for jurors 39.6o 49a J W Stogner, bridge work 6o 499 H L Stovor, meals and lodging for surveyors.... 6.oo 6oo W B Bruce, salary as com. and clerk 9.37 Sol M t! Gardner, stamps and telegrams ,, 3.5o 5u2 J L) Griffin, magistrate 12 Co 503 J P Hunter, arresting and oonveying prisoners 12 18 504 J W Elliott, meals for jurors.... 7.oo 505 H B Pardue, conveying convicts tocliaingang. 9 oo 606 J S Truntham,arresting prisoner 1 25 5o7 D K and J K Hall, magistrate and constable 27 5o 608 E U Secrest. official work. 3 oo 6o9 M O Gardner, salary 33.33 510 J W Hnllivan, keeping co, home. 71.oo 511 L 1 Perry, magistrate 2o.83 512 J D Taylor, bridge work 7.8o 513 J 11 Connor, constable 2o 83 514 J M Finley, bridge work 2.oo 515 W A McMurray, repairing bridge 2.75 516 Jno A Cook, salary 25.oo 517 J E Blaekmon, salary 14 5o 518 W II Johnson, makiug till 2 oo 519 G W Sweat, repairing bridge.., 2.25 520 .1 T Hunter, Jr., constable 29.18 521 Enterprise Pub. Co., job work. .197.lo 522 \V M Moore, salary and stamps. 52.oo 523 Adam Morrison, sanitary 2 25 G?24 it E Eyles, building bridge 12.oo 625 J M Caskey, coroi.or 16.58 526 J E Stewman, proceedings in lunacy 5.oo J P Hunter, salary and jail acct.194 oo IB Mawey, lumber 28 97 B JJruce, salarr 9 38 ) Ballard, bridge work. i.60 sSlnj>)e, removing rack 2.5o Tolsou, lumber and work,.. 4 00 smiley, lumber and work.. 3.oo Upson, constable 4 2o son, magistrate 8.33 iy, repairing bridge... 2.00 t, salary, lumber and rk 38 45 repairing bridge.... 1.60 arnes, building bridge. .275 00 . skey, lumber and work.. 10 Oo rdner, salary 33.33 "Oatoe, meals for surveyors 2.00 a'Hilton, et al managing elec<u (cotton weigher) 3 00 ?r*t5 J B Gregory,repairing bridge... 2.60 547 G F Payseur, repairs at jail 2.35 548 It G Hteele, lumber and work... 2.00 641' J .VI Curtney, Ion bor anil work., '2.76 650 W H Gainer, lumber and work.. 6.75 651 11 J Williamson, reward for convict 25.oo 662 J A Bowers, lumber and work.. 7 oo 663 M L Beckham, et al manager election (cotton weigher) 3.oo 654 H W Nistare, making new road. 61.oo 655 W O Davis, building bridge... .'Joo.oo 656 L Ij Cauthen, oonveying lunatic 14.34 667 J J and W ? Huberts, magi a - trate and constable 36.66 j 558 W |i Bruce, salary 9.37 I 559 L J Perry, magistrate 2o 83 560 O F Payseur, repairing bridge.. 1 25 561 H B McMnrray, wood for office. 1.1.5 562 Mack Dixon, wood for office*... .60 563 M O Gardner, salary 33.33 564 W O Davis, lumber and work... 5 5o 565 J W Hall, bridge and road work 12.15 otiti K tf wolte, lumber ana worn., a.oo 56/ Dr B U Potts, examination in lunacy etc 6.00 568 J H Barr, building bridge 19 boo 569 Williams Hugbes Co , carpeting etc 49.2o 570 G W Phillips, oonveying prisoner.... 95 571 Gregory Hood Live Stock Co., conveying prisone. 26 572 J T Hunter, Jr., constable 5(54 573 J W Yicb. repairing bridge 2.60 574 it It Osmond, building butoient 3o 00 675 W M Moore, salary 5o.oo 676 LPS Hammond, hire of team.. I.60 677 J W Sullivan, keeping 00. homo 71.00 578 J B Ghent, removing rock 1.5o 579 Wm Mcllwain. pine for office... I.60 580 Jno K Cook, salary 25.oo 581 Jno B Blackmon, salary 25.oo 582 J T Hunter, Jr.. constable 29.18 583 J L Caskey, repairing bridge.... 5.75 68a J B Connor, constable 2o 83 685 J P Hunter, salary and jail acct.18o.2o 587 J B Witherspoon and to insurance premium 11. 25 588 J A Carnes, constable 10 00 589 J M Caskey, coroner 14 68 590 J D Nisbet, repairing bridge 3.00 591 W F Hudson, magistrate.... 4.17 592 W B Bruce, salary 9.38 693 B L Catoe, lumber and work 4.00 58i T H Snipes, lumber and work 3.50 SOS W ? T.nnwv lumber and work 7.00 596 J A Hyatt, salary 6.25 697 W L Parkes, making new road 6.00 598 M C Gardner, salary 33.33 599 M W A Evan, repairs at court house 75 600 W J Crenshaw, constable... 15.00 601 G C Oarnes, road tools and supplies for county home... 35.10 602 Heath Supply Co., road tools 13.20 603 Springs BankingA Mercantile, road tools & coffin 16.00 504 J P Hunter, conveying lunatic 17 10 605 .1 E Stewman, proceedings in lunacy 5.00 606 R L Blackmon, road tools aud paper orders 45.05 607 Dr L U Gregory, post mortums and dissection 15.00 < 60S W M Ashley, hauling rock.. 10 00 | 609 O W Mackey, constable 20.75 610 Snipes and Baskins, lumber ! and work 8.00 . 611 J J Blackmon, road tools.,.. 82.80 ' 612 M C Gardner, stamps and telegrams 4.50 ' 613 .1 K Htewmin, proceedings in lunacy 5.00 : 614 C C Gregory, repairing bridge ., 1.60 616 W A and W R Hinaon, re?miring bridges 2.60 )r R G Elliott, lunacy and post mortum. 10.00 617 J D Caskey, building bridge 20.00 ] 613 W B Bruce, salary 9 37 619 '1 H Outen, repairing bridge 1.50 6'20 .1 B Connor, constable 20.88 ; 621 .J no A Cook, salary wood etc 36.00 622 J no E Blackin?n, salary 25.00 < 623 W M 54 oore, salary etc 6-1.53 , 624 J W Sullivan, keeping co. home 83.20 i 625 M C Gardner, salary 33.33 626 LJ Perry, salary 20.83 627 J 11 Barr, building bridge 100 00 628 S A Steele, lumber and worK 5.50 629 K R Armond, building butnient. 15.00 ?5M W .1 (: hunt hnililiiicr hriilffp 1 ".(I 031 YV T Slaifle, removing raft. . 1 50 (532 Funderburk Co, supplies for co. home 11.47 M C. GARDNER, Co. Super. YV. B. BRUCE, Clerk. "One Man's Achievments." A Deserved Tribute to Lancaster's "Napoleon of Finance" and "Captain of Industry," Colonel Leroy Springs. From The News and Courier. The Bank of Lancaster paid .January 1 a semi-annual divi dond of 6 per cent on $50,000, the Lancaster Cotton Mills 3 12 per cent on $1,000,000; 'he Lancaster and Chester Railway Coin pany 4 per cent on its capital stock, the Lancaster Mercantile Company 4 per cent on its capital stock of $100,000, and the Rank of Kershaw, in Lancaster county, 4 per cent on its capital stock of $50,000. Here are in Every Two Minutes Physicians tell us that all j the blood in a healthy j human body passes through the heart once in every two minutes. If this action becomes irregular the whole body suffers. Poor health follows poor blood ; Scott's Emulsion makes the blood pure. One reason why SCOTT'S EMULSION is such a great aid is because it passes so quickly into the blood. It is partly digested before it enters the stomach ; a double advantage in this. Less work for the stomach; quicker and more direct benefits. To get the greatest amount ?r i :-l _ i V7i guuu wini inc least possible effort is the desire of everyone in poor health. Scott's Emulsion does just that. A change for the better takes place even before you expect it tWe will tend you a Be lure that thia picture in the form of a label if on the wrap* per of erery bottle of Emulaion you buy. Scott & Bowne 409 Pearl St., N. Y. 50 ccnnnidjji. 00 stitutions of finance, transpor tation, merchandise and manufacturing, all in one county, and in one town, and all highly prosperous ; the aggregate capi tal and resources mounting well into the millions. These insti utions are of great value lo thousands of people in Lancaster, thousands .are dependent upou them and thousands besides the stockholders are indiieci ly drawing big dividends by reason of their exist w.?w. * 11^ iwuu^ci anu u*1 u*ici of them, the lite and soul ol their success, is ihe one broad gauged, ablk gentleman, who is the president of all ? Leroy Springs; who, additionally, is one of i lie largest farmers of the Ua aw a region. Ilia activities are narrowed to single objects, and his sympathies are with all good movements affecting Ihe in teres: 8 of In- people. South Carolina has a number of communities and counties behind Lancaster in progress ai d material wealth solely because they lack a Leroy Lprings. Fifteen Cents Cotton. I.. ? 4l.? l ..i. i- ?4 24 4?1 ATTfl in lur tun |iuukui, mil ii uvkph uijiv NEW PIS' OVEUY for that bud taste in the nio'itli every morning, and that old weak back, ami tired dull feeling when \on get up The only $1.00 liquid preparation sold with an absolute GUARANTEE with each bottle for all Blood and Skin l incuses, Nervousness, Liver aud Kidney Troubles. You run no risk whatever in buying OUR NEW DlHCOVKi&Y. Your drngw. t will sign the guarantee. Sold by C aw ?ord Bros. Notice of Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given thai th?* undersigned as administrator of the estate of L. 3. PORTER, deceased, will, on January the 21st, 1906, make Ins final return as such administrator, and apply to the Probate Court for Lancaster county, for a final discharge. W. R. l'ORTKR, Administrator of Estate of L. 8. PORTER. 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