The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 11, 1908, Page 7, Image 7
Report of County Supervisor
for Quarter Ending Dec. !
^ 31st, 1907.
No. of In whose Nature Aui'tof '
cheok. favor. of claim. claim.
126 W. F. Perry, repairing
jail, $56 00 ?
126 W 11 Millen, Cane lieek
lownsnip coupon*.... 28 00
127 D L Robinson. work and
material on 'jail 1 60
128 W M Moore, salary mid
plumber 51 00 i
129 .1 T Hunter Jr, salary as
constable 29 18
130 W II Milieu, Cane Creek
coupons 3500
131 J E Stewman, proceedings
in lunacy 0 25
132 B F l'hillipn, salary as
magistrate 62 50
133 Ii N Montgomery, grading
courthouse yard 34 30
134 J M Cattkey, salary as coroner
14 58
135 J L Barton, salary as constable
2 i 83
136 J T Thomasson, reut for
phone 31 70
137 j l>r H G Ellint. salary as
vj county physician 22 58
139 H B Massey, lumber and
bridge work 4 37
140 W B lllackmon, bridge
work 1 00
141 MT ("authen and M L
Beck ham, magst and const 41 65
142 Single it Wilson, buitding
bridge 100 05
143 J 11 Bennett, bldg now
road 2500
144 L U Hough, W T Vanland*
ingham and 11 K Coffey
grand jurors 9 40
l4o A M Hlackmon, repairing
J bridge 1 75
146 Dr R i; Brown, conveying
k lunatic and medical atten*
tion 19 07
147 Nighten llrown, while
washing co. home 10 05
148 G F l'ayseur, repairing
sash and work on court
house 2 25
149 I, r Thompson, damage to
ho-se 40 00
150 W H Milieu, petit jurors
pay bills 82 00
151 J T Hunter Jr, conveying
prisoner 14 00
152 The Kershaw Mer ?fc
Bnkg Co road tools.... 3 55
153 J I) Si"tare. bridge work 1 On
154 L N Montgomery, salary
Co Com 12 50
155 YV B Iiruce, salary as com
and olerk 18 75
150 L ft Roberts,lumber and
work 4 75
157 V\ J Culp,commutation tax 1 5n
158 L .1 Perry, salary as Supr, 60 00
159 A K Bailey,road work 8 00
100 .1 I) llaile, bridge work 11 2">
101 John 11 Steele,com tax 6 25
102 YV M Moore, salary and
stamps 52 85
103 11 11 Uorton, salary and
s>?mps 20 00
104 J 11 Sowall, lumber and
work 4 00
105 J A YVilliuma, lumber
and work 9 12
166 J YV Vick, lumber and work 1 00
107 YV II Millen, const and jurors
pay bills 91 70
168 SV H M illen, salary and office
expense 29 00
169 I)r T J Strait. Ex In lunacy 5.00
170 Ernest Moore, expense to
Camden 2 01
171 J I) Neabit, bridge work 2 60
Jk 172 J S Threat, bridge work 4 26
^ 173 YV J Bailey, salary as const 6 25
174 J A Honze, com. tax 4 00
176 J. P Hooter, salary aud
jail account 206 35
176 J D Sistare, hauling and
bridge work 6 00
177 Adara Morrison, sanitary
work 3 60
178 J T Hunter, salary as const 29 18
179 J C Harris, road work 5 05
180 J M Caskey, salary as cor 14 68
181 J L Barton, salary as const 20 83
182 J I) histare, bridge work 2 25
1U'-i W II WklliiKA III in hflr *)llil
184 .1 Ii Sistare, team 3 00
185 R I. I.yles, lumber (J30
180 I>r R <1 Elliott, salary as
oounty physician 14 58
187 J W ttullivan, keeping co
home 72 00
188 L .1 Rerry, Ex. R R crossing
and fare to tSpartan*
burg 15 22
180 J R Wolfe, lumber and?.
bridge work 4 00
190 W I> Ktarnes, rpg bridge 85 00
101 The Call Watt Co, road...
machine 47 50
102 R H Hennett, lumber and
work 10 00
193 W J ltailey, conveying..
lunatic 5 08
194 J D Hunter, bridge work 1 00
105 l)r V H Smith, post mortem 5 00
100 Htevens * Ingram bldg bridge 19 Oo
107 J E Nisbet A Co, 'umber
and road work 15 02
198 M L Reckham, salary us
constable 8 33
109 Kershaw Era, advertising 2 02
200 J 1' Hailes, pauper orders 00 00
201 R L Lyles, lumber 12 00
202 llelk A Taylor, building
bridge 235 50
203 J 1' Hunter, conveying
prisoner 13 43
204 R 1. illackmon, road tools
etc 20 40
i?"0 ?i 1/ rirrif, rrjin (iridic n UU
10*. VV B Bruce, salary an com
and clerk 18 7o
207 Ij J I'erry, salary as supervisor
and stamps 68 00
208 W J Ghent, lumber and
Work 5 00
\ 200 VV .1 Bailey, Balaryas....
constable 3 10
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210 J H Broughton, sa a y as ?
constable 8 15 ~t
211 Huey Montgomery, bridge x
work . 125 6
212 Williams. Hughes Co. indee t
for oounty houie 8 72 s
213 J R bturntrs, pauper orders 8 00 3
2JL4 w M Mour<t, coal for otllce 3 50 ?
215 R L Lyles, lumber 7 2G (j
210 W M Moore, salary as Snpt. s
of education 60 00 t
217 M S Wittierspoou, premium ?
oh insurance 28 00 J
218 J W Sullivan, keeping Co. >
home 72 00 p
219 J 11 Ca?kejr, bdrige work 4 75 '
220 J A W illiams,bridge lumber 12 GO f1
221 Hudson and Sistare, repairing
bridge 7 00 I
222 .1 ? Gardner, bridge work &W i
223 Dr M 1' Crawford,post
mortem and examination
in lunacy 20 (X) i
224 I N Helms, lumoer and
work 4 t 0 j
225 W II Millet),'salary and
stamps 2G 00 '
22G II II Ilorton, salary and
s'amp* 27 00 lj
227 F M Stogner, bldg bridge 5 50
228 A A Knight, bridge work 8 00 j
220 J I' Hunter, salary and
jail account 204 70 1
230 J .1 and L A Roiierts, magst
and constable 50 00 |
231 J K Horton, commutation
tax 2 oO i
232 J M Caskey, salary as coroner
14 58 i
233 .1 11 Medio took road work 5 00
234 J T Nelson, lumber etc. 4
235 W p Hudson, magistrate 12 50
23G .1 11 Barton, constable ... 20 83 I
237 W J < renshaw, constable 18 75 j
238 W I) McGuirt, lumber etc 2 50
239 8 Beckham Jr, bridg work 1 50
240 Adam Morrisoh, sanitary
work 75
241 K r Horton, conveying
prisoners 4 GS
242 Cotton Mill storr-. Distresses
county home GO'J
243 Dr R G Klliott, snlary as
county physician 14 58
244 W M and 1 A Cat ties. maw
is? rate and constable 35 00
2-15 .1 J It eves, bridge work 3 (X)
210 W II Milieu, pauper orders 4 5o
247 W 14 Wolfe, lumber and
work 1 45
248 1$ A Hunter, wood for ofIlce
1 IK)
245) W M Moore, stamps and
express charges 2 75
250 W I) Kodgers, bridge work 1 25
251 J D Griffin, magistrate, 3125
252 G F I'ayseur, bridge work 7 <K)
253 .!<! liiaokmon, road tools 25 05
251 G C Games, road tools 20 45
255 M L tc tin in, nonstable 8 33
250 W M Moore, lumber and
wood 814
257 .1 T I! unter, coustable and
special deputy 33 70
258 1j N Montgomery, salary
as o< m 12 50
200 1> K and J K llall. magistrate
and constable 87 50
202 South Carolina peuiten
tinry ( Fisher and O'liay) 110 40
201 II 11 Ilortoo, salary, wood
and stamna 1,1
203 II P Htogner, bridge work 2 Bo
204 H K Beckham, bridge work 1 2B
200 D K Walters, lumber 37
205 L W Xeely, bridge work t 00
-07 J II Brougtitou, salary an
constable 0 2B
[ 268 J F Weaner, lumber 28 74
| 209 Hprings Banking and....
Mercantile Co, road tools 3 60
276 Geo. I'atteraoo, road work 75
271 J L Barton, constable.... 26 83
272 J T Baker, hire of te?m.... 3 00
273 T Y Williams, expense to
Camden J 61
274 W M Moora, salary 60 00
275 I) F Happ, lumber 12 00
276 U K Hinson, bridge work 20 00
277 J F Gregory, salary etc as
clerk of court 104 8!)
278 Lancaster Pub. Co , advertising
and job work 349 34
279 L J Perry, stamps and
salary 67 81
280 J W tsullivan, keeping co
home 78 60
281 'Lancaster Mercantile Co.
tools, paint, coll.us, etc 160 48
282 .1 M Cnskey, coroner, 14 58
283 J L Barton, special deputy 5 10
281 W B Wolfe,commutation tax 5 00
285 Walker Kvans A Cogswell
Co. books for county oflloes 178 35
236 J M Polk, lumber a:id
work 3 05
287 W t Hough member....
board of education 21 0'<
288 W 1' < aakey, magistrate 87 50
289 W A Itoberls. lumber and
work 1 '2fi
Respectfully submitted,
W B Bruce, L. .1. l'erry
Olerk. County Supervisor.
Indigestion
Stomach trouble 1* bat a symptom of. and not
In 1 tacit a true dlsmse. We Uitr.k of Dyspepsia.
Ifoartbum. and Indigestion as real dleoaaai. yet
they are symptoms only of a curtain speclflo
Nerve sickness?nothing else.
It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shocp
In the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy?Dr. Bhoop's Restorative. Oolng direct
to the stomach norvte. alone brought that success
and favor to Dr. 8hoop and hti Restore tiro. With,
out that original and highly vital principle, no
such lasting accomplishments wore ever to he had.
For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness, bud
breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Bhoop'a
Restorative?Tablets or Liquid?and soe for roar,
elf what It can and will do. Wa soil and cneea.
fully reoommund
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i Restorative
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hmi very complete after the large business
iH'sl we *iat^ ^tiring the fall and Holidays,
gljM and you will do well to look our lins
over before yon make your purchases,
our prices are as low as the lowest, and
> fr Quulities of our ?-oods are the best
frljLj to be had.
iMffj We have a lot of ladies fine shoes
that we are almost giving away, if we
S[$ have your size you can get a bargain.
vrrn uur Men's Ulothing and 6hoe department
has had the best business it ever
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8 HARDWARE, STOVES, I
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Every body knows we cannot be
touched on the line of these goods we
carry in our separate Hardware and
iilp Furniture store, it is our aim to carry
every thing, any body should need and
if we have not got it will get it for
H|a you, just let us know and the pleasure
gSfej will be ours.
We have on hand now all kinds o f
S Plows, Harrows and every kind of farming
implement usually needed at this
season of the year.
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Bad Wreck in Georgia-? af or clearing t
Many Hurt. Road Foreman o
and the ne;rro fir
Atlanta, Ga , Jan. 8.?The and his fireman
second section of what is known die. Snapp wil
as the Collver special, running The injuries ti
from Cleveland, O , to St. Augne- consist ehi#*llv f
tine, Fla., was wrecked this after- and bruises.
noon between.Dallas and HirRm, ??
Ga., on tlie Southern Railroad, \Afaxhaw Yoi
on a tre?tle 25 feet over the near- *n
ly ary oen 01 wnat 19 Known a*
Copper Mine creek. Five of the Monroe Jourr
seven curs went into the mud, Broom, son of N
and as a result a score or more of Waxhaw,diec
of passengers, most of them re- Tex., last Tue?i
sidents of Ohio, were injured, young man had
None will die The only serious- the throat and v
ly hurt are Engineer Edwards, search of relief
who was caught beneath the cab He seemed to b
of his engine when it overturned very well until *
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penerally buy them, don't pass us on ftjfl
this line, for we have the proper stuff
for you.
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When it comes to Shoes for heavy Pubj
wear, Craddocks "Long Wear Shoes"
are the thing for you. Our line of &||a
Shoes is very large, and we can fit you fc I'M
up in any kind of shoe that your fancy t M
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keep full of heavy and staple groceries ^
the best flour made, we keep, don,t for- ijjj
get to try ? lack of Cream of Wheat,
Moss Rose good also, in fact the few
brands that we carry are all first class, gjy
we want your grocery trade and we raS
must have it. fefig
Come to see us, and we shall be glad Rfijj
to see you,
;ry Truly til
antilft Coiipif
ho trestle, and when he became suddenly worso.
f Engines Snapp, Hia lather was notified and hur eman.
Edwards rj,1(j (o yan Antonia, but did not
proba )l> will there till the day after his
1 recover. ,
o the passengers 8on died He returued Wlth the
>t broken limbs remains, reaching Waxhaw Saturday
niaht. Tho
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ing Man Dies l,y Kev* M0831"8- Estridge of the
exas. Baptist church and Pickens of the
Methodist. The remains were
lal : Mr. Oscar followed to the old homo cemelr.
W. 0. Broom tery at old Waxhaw church by a
1 in San Antonia, great coucourse of people, who
day night. The were anxious to show this last
tuberculosis ol respect to the memory of tl e
vent to Texas in young man who had grown up
last September, among them and who was be?
>e getting along loved by all. The deceased v ??
i short while ago, | twenty years old.