The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 14, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
"Why His Marriage Was a 1
Failure. ^
lie regarded children us a nuisance.
I
He did all his courting before c
marriage.
lie never talks over his affairs
with his wife.
lie doled out Ins money to 111s
wile as if lo a beggar.
lie looked down upon bis wife
as an interior being.
Uo never took lime to get acquainted
with his family.
He thought of bis wife only for
what slfe could bring him.
He never dreamed that there
were two sides of a marriage.
He never dreamed that a wile
needs praise or compliments.
lie had one set of manners for
home and another for society.
He paid no attention to his per
aonal appearance alter marriage.
He married an ideal and was
disannointed to find it had flaws
- - rr- --lie
thought his wife should
spend all her time doin^ housework.
He treated his wife as he
would not have dared to treat
another.
I'e never dreamed that his wife
needed a vacation, a recreation,
or change.
He never tnado concessions to
his wife's judgment, even in un
important matters.
lie thought the marriage vows
had made him his wife's master,
instead of her partner.
He took all the little attentions
lavished on him by his wife as
his by "divine right" and not, as
favors.
He always carried his business
troubles home with him, instead
of locking them in his store or
office when he closed.?Success.
A Zeb Vance Story.
Joe Duckworth, a big and genial
manager of the Williamston Oil
and Roller Mills, was in a group
engaged in telling Zeb Vance
stones around a 'phone pole here
yesterday. He contributed a new j
one, saying that, when the re- i
doubtable Tar Heel Governor wa* 1
in the ITi!if,erf Sljit.es Senate he 1
was interrup'ed several times in
a very annoying way by a Senator
from Rhode Island who was slight
and short of physique.
Finally the big Carolinian, exasperated
beyond control, thundered:
"Mr. President, I think
it's a pretty howdydo when a
real man Iron, as big a slate as
North Carolina can't, make a
speech without being nagged a'
and worried by a runty man from
a runty li'tle State. Why, 1 j
could put him in my vest-pocket,
and if I wished I could jump half
tlie way across his dinky State !"
' The Senator from North Carolina
is out of order,'' ruled the
chair.
i 1
"Yes, nr," replied Vance, "II 1
know I'm out ol order. It 1
wasn't J could .jump all the way
? across the dratted State.'"-(Jreoi;- 1
ville News.
Five Vosernite Valley staire i
r? |
coaches wore held up Sunday,
near the entrance to tho Yellowstone
Park, by a lone highway
man, who obtained a considerable
amount of money and jewelry.
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REPORT OF COUUTY SUPERVISOR!:
For Quarter Ending June 30th, 1906. 1
1
>Jo. oi To whom Amount j
heck. paid. paid. j
940 Wm. (Barnes, magistrate and constable, $ 27.50 1
941 A. J. Bailey, conveying lunatic, 15.55 1
942 J. I) Caskey, assessor, G.00 1
943 J. W. Sullivan, keeping county home, 70.00 1
944 J. M. Caskev, coroner (2 months,) 29 10 1
945 J. W. Thompson,constable, 7.58 1
94O W. O. Ilineon, right of way, 15.00 1
947 J. T. Hunter, Jr., constable. 29.18 1
948 W. P. Oaskey. magistrate, 98.00 !
949 u. W. Baker, hire ot team ond hands, 5.00 1
950 Lancaster Telephone Co., 'phone rent, 30.0C
951 YV. M. Moore, salary, 50.00 ?
nro 117 I3 13 1 A O L)
VO'Z ?. r>. DIUUB, binary, v.oo j
953 J P Hunter, salary and jail account, 191.50 i
954 S. 1). Taylor, assessor and equilization board, 10.50 [
955 F D. Starnes, lumber and work, 0(53 (
956 3. A. Nivt-ns, assessor and equilization board, 10.00 ;
957 J. F. Gr gory, salary, etc., 110 95 >
958 J. E. HI c^mon, stamps and pauper order, 8.'24 <
959 J. H. Hunter, lumber and nails, 2.60 j
960 J E Hlackmon, county treasurer's uote and inter- j
est paid sinking tund commission. 5,250.00 \
961 Simeon Brazil, road work, 10.00
962 W. T. Hilliard, special deputy, 2.00 ]
963 Adam Morrison, sanitary work, '2.25 ]
964 S. S. Gregory, lumber and work, 5.00 j
965 H. J. Adams, road work, 1.50 ]
966 C. C. Hunter, hire ot wagon and team, 2.00 ]
967 J. E. Stogner, wagon and team. 2.00 j
968 J- T. Cauthen and F. L Truesdel, magistrate and
constable, , 50.00
909 Lancaster Publishing Co., job work, etc., 187.85
970 Dr. R. O. Brown, salary and post mortem, 53 75
971 J. A. Hyatt, salary, 6 25
972 J. VV. El iott. meals lor jurors, 6.00
973 I). W. Cato?% damage to mule, 12.50
974 M. O. Gardner, sal?ry, 33.33
975 W. J- Cunningham, assessor and equalization board, 10.00
1)70 W. P. Robinson, lumber, '9.45 \
977 H. L. Blackruon, bridge work, 3.00 *
978 J. D. Flynn, bridge work, 1.00 ;
979 J. E. Blackmon, railroad bonds, etc., 206.00 ;
980 .fames Polk, team and hands, 3 00
981 W. V. ilagler, lumber and work, . 7.50 {
982 J. M. Yoder, assessor and equilization board, 13.50 [
983 J. C. Robinson, bridge work, 1.50 J
984 \V. B Plyler, assessor, 4.00
985 G. Williams, building bridge, 7.00
986 B. A. Hilton and oilier-, board of assessors, 19.80 ^
987 Bridges and Mackey, lumber and nails, 5.22 \
988 Heaih?Elliott Mule Co., team for jurors, 2.50 ^
989 Dr. S. II. Ezell, post mortem, 5 00 {
990 W B. Bruce, salary, 9.37 1
991 M. C. Gardner, salary, 33 33 ^
992 11. W. Mobley, holding inquest, 10.00 1
993 J. T. Gay, lumber, 7,09 i
994 Fed Hayes, budding bridge, 20.00 T
995 Redman ai d Niveau, road tools, 3.00 ^
996 Thomas Peden, sheriff Chester county, 2.50 ||
997 W. II. McMnrray, bridge work, < 2.50
998 .1. R. Sistare, asst ss"T, 2 00 1
999 J. P. Hunter, sala y and jail account, 151.8o f
000 .1. T. Hunter Jr , constable, 29 18 J
001 J. K. Blackmon, salary, 25.00 ^
002 Jno. A. Co k, salary, 25.00 w
003 J. B Connor, constable, 20.83 4|
004 T. F. Culp, assessor, 4.00 1
005 W. M Moore, salary, 50.0o s
006 S. Y. Stoy? r, assessor, 4.00 ^
007 W. B Bruce, salary, 9 37 J
008 Dr. W. S. Moore, examination in lunacy, 5.00
009 Dr. A. J. Rutledge, examination in lunacy, 5 00 j
010 M. < . (lardner, salary, ' 33.113 J
011 W. T. Vanlandingham. assessor & equilizatiou board, 8. SO I
012 (). VV. Marlicv, salary A: special deputy, 27 05 I
013 .1 1' llin-on, bridge work, .75 |
01 1 II. \\ . Mobley, salary as magistrate, 15.00 *
015 .1. W Sullivan. keeping county lume, 81.84
010 J A liyat'. salary, 0.25 ^
<>17 A. A. Young, iO'1-i tor bridge, 0.02 4
018 J. M. CaskeVj co'ouer, 14.58 ^
010 Adam MorrPon, sanitary work, 25 4
,020 1 >r P. (V llrown, vaccination, 85.10 '
l<>21 I )r. P. (i. Elliott, examination in lunacy, 5.00 1
022 Dr. K S. McDow, examination in lunacy, 5.00
' 28 Atlas < til Co , barrel oil, 30.88 *
( 21 .1. K Hall, constable, 15.00 4
1025 D K. Hall, magistrate, 12 50 ,
1020 W. .1. A'illiarns, team on road, 0 00|
027 .J. K Mcwniaii, proceedings in lunacy, 5.00
028 s. M K nigli?. damage to horse, 15.00 *
1020 .J J. Baker. bire of team, 2 501 '
080 .1. P.. I?> II. assesRor, 2.00 ?
081 .1 W. Tlmmp-'on, constable, 5.00 ^
032 -I. 10. Craig, assessor A' equili/.ation board. 10.30
0.83 \V. K. Hudson, magistrate, 8.33 ^
08-1 W I*. Caskev, fielding inquest. 10.00
085 \j, .1 Perry, magistrate, 20.83 J
030 (i. M. Kennington. enrolling road hands at cotton
mill, 2.50 *
08.7 P. A Hilton, meeting boa*d ol assessor*, 2.00 0
088 J. C. Blarkmon, lumber A work^ 2 75 g
039 ,1. A. Powers, lumber & work, 1.25 ^
040 II. E. Coffey, board of education, 21.00 I
041 G. W. Plyler, building abutment, 4.00
042 J. H. Barr, lumber, 2.GO m
043 J. D. liarle, lumber & work, 9.75
044 Dr. P. B. Hall, post mortem, 5.00
045 W. B. Bruce, salary, 9.37
04G M. C- Gardner, salary, 33.33
047 Osborn Barber, lumber, 15.00
148 iieath Supply Co., pauper orders, 2.00
049 L J. Perry, salary, 20.83
1)50 W. M. Moore, salary, . 50.00
051 ?). B. Connor, constable, 20.83
052 J. E. Blackmon, salary, 25.00
053 Jno. A. Cook, salary, 25.00
054 G. F. Payseur, work at court bouse, 1.35
055 W. F. llud:on, magistrate, 4.1G
056 J. W. Sullivan, keeping county home, 88.84
357 W. B. Bruce, salary, . 9.38
058 D. A. Funderburk, assessor, 4.00
L W. J. Crenshaw, constable, 15.00
i A. Hyatt, salary, 6 25
1 W. P. Slogner, auctioneering,1 1.00
1 J. P. Hunter, salary and jail account, 148.80
> J. T. Hunter, Jr., constable and special deputy, 33.18
) J.J. unent, couin lor pauper, ouw
r M. C. Gardner, salary, 33.33
2 G. W. Sweat, repairing bridge, 1.60
) W. P. Maekey, repairing bridge, 1.00
10 A. J. Taylor, lumber, 11.01
11 G. .J. Derrick, freight on tiling, 27.16
12 Mrs. M. Perry, having work done on court house ^
yaid, 25.00
13 W. D. Starnes, building bridge. 170 00
14 J. M. Caskey, coroner, 14.58
15 R. 11. Jennings, insurance premium, 15160
16 J. W. Stogner, bridge work, 1.50
17 J. W. Thompson , constable, 5.00
18 G. F. Payseur, bridge work, 3.75
10 J. R. Snipes, building bridge, 10.00
20 A. W. Heath Co., road tools, 0.25
21 W. D Cauthen, lumber and work, 10.00
22 J. B Hunter, building bridge, 2.00
23 L. J. Funderburk, hire of toam, 1.00
24 Gregory?Rood Live Stock Co., hire of team, 6.00
25 G. F. Taylor, repairing bridge, 21.00
26 M. C. Gardner, salary, 33.33
27 J. E. Blackmon, Lancaster county coupons, 200.00
28 I)r. G. W. Poovey, vaccination, 12-20
29 W. B. Bruce, salary, 9 37
10 Dr. J. D. Funderbuik, vaccination, 10.90
21 W. A. McKinna, building bridge, 39.00
"2 L. J. Perry, magistrate, 20.83
23 W. M. Moore, salary, v 50.00
24 Jno. A. Cook, salary, 25 00
25 J. E. Blackmon, salary, 25.00
VV. B. BRUCE, Olerk. M. C. GARDNER, Supervisor.
j ..SPECIAL.. j
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L bor I en Days we Offer Bargain Hun- \
> ters Some Startling Values* ^
I
t 2500 yards 10c Colored Lawns at 5c. ft
^ 1000 " 12 1-2 and 15c White Lawns at 10c. ^
| 2500 " 10, 12 1-2 and 15c Embroidery, pick the lot &
. at 8 1-3 cents. ^
Just received 1 bolt yard-wide Taffeta Silk, cheap at S
1 1.25, for this sale 98c the yard. S
! We Were Fortunate %
\ in getting two more solid cases of ITat Samples. In C
1 these are some worth at least $2.50. You may pick X
i them at $1.25. Small lot 25c Straw Hats at 10c. M
> 100 pairs Tan and Patent Colt Shoes 5.00. Forbush ^ f
' Oxforas for men, we offer these this sale at 3.75. 21 J
t pairs Nullifters, worth 1.50, to close out at 75c. ^
| 10 dozen 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00 Odd Pants, your choice ?
^ 1.25. 1.25 Pants 98c. 75c Pants 50c. Numbers of f
[Mills in nroKcn lots at .s.ou, o.ou ana i.aa, worm aouoic a
the money. J
p 10 yards Barker's Bleach for 811c. Only 10 yards to ^
k the customer. J
I Don't miss this sale if you count values. ?
Yours respectfully, ?
' Funderburk Comp'y.
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