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Annual Report of tl A May 31 of Paid from County H>ucher. Fund. Amount Farmers Bank & Trust ST Co., assigned claim.. $ 56.00 Is J. D. Hay, Bmith work. . 35.65 Ho Dr. R. C. Brown, examiH nation in lunacy . . . 5.00 ftl Dr. T. J. Strait, salary, p? etc 23.75 H2 Jno. King, salary, etc. . 14.58 T T. Paalrov aaln t>ir I WO o " I P etc 51.66 Bi T. H. Bennett, keeping county home 135.90 25 Adam Morrison, sanitary work 1.75 26 J. Dfl Barton, salary... 14.58 27 H. S. Plyler & Co., lumber and work... 29.61 |28 L. C. PayBeur, damages 40.00 29 L. C. Bone, salary.... 125.00 13 0 W. J. Crenshaw, salary, I etc 40.87 liflr. A. Hyatt, road work 100.00 ISWLancaster Ice& Coal Co. coal 46.35 33 W. P. & C. M. Hudson, salary 12.50 34 Jas. W. Knight, salary 30.25 35 M. C. Gardner, salary. 43.33 136 J. M. Carson Co., supplies 548.92 I 137 W. J. Watson & Son, smith work 10.50 138 Jones-Elliott Mule Co., supplies 18.00 139 T. L. Hilton, salary . . 30.00 14 0 HIrsch Bros., supplies 2 5 141 Dr. J. E. Rutledge, dental work 3.00 142 J. B. Mackorell, supplies 60 143 Jones Mercantile Co., supplies 37.60 144 W. P. Mothershed, smith work 3.55 145 Bennett-Ferguson Co., supplies 12.38 14 6 Lancaster Mercantile Co. (supplies 295.31 i 147 W. J. Williams, salary. # 54.16 14 8 Gregory-Hood Live Stock' Co.. mules, etc.. .. 557.15 j 149 J. F. Mackey Co., sup- , plies 1.20 150 Mrs. Laura Latimer, | supplies 5.45 151 A. B. Ferguson & Son, supplies 6.45 152 Lancaster Phone Co., supplies 6.03 153 Kershaw Mercantile & Banking Co., supplies 43.16 j 154 Kershaw Lumber Co., ^ lumber 19.15 i |pi'55 R. S. Harper, supplies. . 28.00 166 J. B. Mackorell, supplies 30 167 Mack Price, supplies. . 25 1 158 J. C. Duncan, road work 9.50 159 G. F. Tavlor, building. . 250.00 I 160 J. E. McCain, lumber. . 27.78 . 161 G. F. Payseur, repairs. . 20.00 i 162 Carnes Bros, supplies.. 1.00 163 Lancaster Hardware Co., supplies 72.07 164 City Meat Market, supplies . . . . 11.45 | 165 Lancaster Pharmacy, supplies 15.25 i?? it* r> r>^,i,i.... f. jiu?; u. A-*. ivwuu' T tv ' w , supplies 4.68 167 W. C. Steele. bridge work 5.15 168 W. C. Williams, road work 2.00 169 Mrs. Ira B .Jones, supplies 16.25 170 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, i pnid claims 219.56 171 Jno. P. Hunter, salary and Jail account. . . . 199.20 172 J. E. Porter, lumber. . 139.78 173 A. M. Wallace, bridge work 3.00 174 T. F. Culp, road work. . 5.00 175 J. D. Glenn, road work 19.73 176 J. A. Hyatt, road work 332.83 177 R. L. Lvles. salarv. . . . 54.16 178 C. S. R. Ferrell, part salary 4.00 179 Farpiers* Bank & Trust Co., paid claims 87.70 180 Dr. J. C. Foster, examination in lunacy, etc. 22.00 181 T. L. Hilton, treasurer , paid claims 1.00 182 G. F. Payseur. repairs.. 2.35 183 T. J. Hunter, salary.. 54.16 184 J. J. Blackmon, supplies 1.00 j.8b nui'ont Powder Co., supplies 163.25 18C Charlotte Pipe Co., tiljm ing 36.90 187 G. R. Machinery Co., supplies 262.60 188 Lancaster Light & Power Co., supplies. . . . 3.17 189 Robinson & Lathan, supplies 10.35 190 G. J. Derrick, Agent, freight 42.02 191 Bennett-Ferguson Co., lumber 35.00 192 C. S. B. Ferrell, salary - - 6.25 193 A. P. Horton, road work 1.50 194 M. C. Gardner, salary. . 40.00 195 M. L. Beckham, salary, etc 18.26 196 W. 8. Hunter, bridge work 6.00 197 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 28.75 198 M. Polliakoff, supplies. . 1.25 199 G. F. Payseuf, repairs. 1.50 200 W. S. Yarbrough, bridge work 9.00 201 J. L. Caskey, special lO.Y? 202 W. B. Cauthen, Agent, freight 4.72 203 Farmers' Bank & Trust Co., paid claims.. .. 143.65 204 W. F. & C. M. Hudson, salary 12.50 205 R. H. Jennings, Insurance 26.60 206 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 110.00 207 B. A. Hilton, constable, salary 75.00 208 W. B. Bruce, salary. . . . 18.75 209 J. D. Hlnson, constable, salary 12.50 210 R. E. & W. R. Kennlngton, salary 25.00 211 Atlas Oil Co., supplies. . 11.00 212 Jno. L. Caskey, salary. 35.42 213 Shunk Plow Co., supplies 72.00 214 H. W. Mobley, salary 25.00 215 Dr. T. J. Strait, salary. 18.75 218 Paul Moore, salary, etc. 108.83 217 T. R. Bennett, keeping County home 103.50 218 Jno. King, salary 14.68 219 W. R. Kennington, spef ne Treasurer of Lan< st, 1912, to May 31si | clal deputy 10.00 I 220 Adam Morrison, sanl i iary work 1.75 | 221 W. J. Crenshaw, salary 5.25 222 L. S. Whltaker, road work 5.00 i 223 W. P. Caskey, salary.. 106.25 j 224 J. P. Hunter, salary and I jail account 178.00 1225 M. C. Gardner, balance salary 43.33 ' 226 E. G. Funderburk, salary 12.50 , 227 T. L. Hilton, salary, etc 31.00 1228 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, < court claims 11.90 229 Lancaster Ice & Coal Co., supplies 9.91 230 Town of Lancaster, convict hire 24.00 ; 231 J. M. Carson Co., sup- I piles 427.88 ; 232 W. A. Shaw, treating l mule 9.00; 233 W. J. Watson & Son, smith work 7.31 234 G. H. Griffin, salary... 90.27 : 235 A. C. Rowell, salary, etc. 52.25 236 Farmers' Bank & Trust ; Co., paid claims.. .. 258.50 237 A B. Ferguson & Son, ; supplies 19.55 l 239 B. & B. Rope Co., cable 103.69 240 Austin Bros, supplies. . 48.00 I O/il r n t> .. - ? ?i ? ? - i i a. u uaiuiu, nuiaiy . . if.O" 242 Lancaster Cotton Mill, ( supplies 28.73 : 243 Moore Lumber Co., supplies 8.02 ; ,244 Funderburk Co., sup- ; plies 1.45 ; 245 Lancaster Mercantile Co. supplies 75.21 : 246 Jno. L. Caskey, special deputy 5.75 ; 247 Jos. W. Knight, salary, J etc 30.50 ; 248 G. F. Cook, grand jury* 7.80 249 J. D. Hay, smith work. . 13.24 260 J. D. Potts, salary. . . . 18.75 251 Kershaw Mercantile & I; Banking Co., supi plies 157.64 252 D. V. Horton, road work 3.00 253 Lancaster Pharmacy, supplies 14.20 254 City Meat Market, supplies 10.20 255 G. H. King, supplies... 3.36 : 256 J. W. H. Wearner, road work 25.00 257 R. P. Hortot*, special deputy 14.85 258 H. B. Baker, road work 5 00 259 J. H. McWhorter, lumber 8.49 260 Dennis K. Hall, salary. 18.75 261 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, nnii^ plolma ^<1 1 ^ 262 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 133.75 i 263 L. S. Blackmon, grand juror 2.00 264 Robert L. Lyles, salary 54.16 265 O. B. Williams, road work 15.00i 266 Eli Fraser, road work. . 2.00 267 Robert Massey, conveying pauper 3:70 268 J. W. Elms, bridge work 1.00 269 M. C. Gardner, part salary 45.00 270 T. J. Hunter, salary. . . 54.16 271 W. F. & C. M. Hudson, salary 12.50 272 W. J. Sistare, bridge work 7 5 273 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid Claims 285.71 274 Jones-Elliott Mule Co., hay 1,134.52 275 J. A. Hyatt, road work 163.36 276 Kershaw Mercantile & Banking Co., supplies 281.80 277 J. F. Hunter, stamps.. 5.00 278 Kershaw Era, printing, etc 10.25 279 W. B. Cauthern, Agent, freight. . \ 2.55 28<f Moore & Williams, insurance 28.00 281 T. C. Williams, road work 15.00 ,282 Dr. J. D. Funderburk, examination In lunacy 5.00 283 S. B. Roberts, bridge work 150 284 W. A. Hinson, bridge work 15.00 285 M. L. Beckham, salary, etc 9.23 286 J. W. H. Weaner, road work 35.00 287 J. E. Stewman, proceedings In lunacy 10.00 288 S. A. Vincent, bridge work 15.00 289 Jno. L. Caskey, salary 35.41 290 J. A. Hyatt, road work 100.00 291 L. C. Boone, salary. . . . 100.00 292 W. J. Bowers, lumber and work 11.65 ! 293 A. C. Rowell, salary, etc 57.04 294 J. A. Bowers, lumber and work 10.00 2i?& T. U. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 99.90 296 T. L. Hilton, salary. . . . 30.00 i 297 L. C. Boone, paid claim 3.50 298 J. D. Hlnson and constable, salary 12.50 299 O. R. Williams, road work 15.00 300 H. B. McMurray, lumber 7.14 301 Jno. P. Hunter, salary and jail account. . . . 199.11 302 Dr. T. J. Strait, salary 18.75 303 M. C. Gardner, salary 43.33 I 304 Jos. W. Knight, salary 30.00 , 305 J. D. Barton, salary. . 14.58 i 306 S. K. Hlnson, road work 9.00 , 307 T. R. Bennett, keeping County home 112.00 i 308 Adam Morrison, sanitary work 1.76 309 Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram 96 310 Roy Small & Co., supplies 1.60 311 J. D. Hay, smith work 15.BR ,312 HlrRch Bros., supplies 6.90 | 313 C. L. Helms', special deputy 8.50 1 314 Jno. King, salary- 14.58 i 315 J. M. Nlshet, lumber. . 153.24 j 316 R. M. Rollings, road work 25.00 317 Lancaster Publishing Co., printing and advertising 195.15 C18 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 8.70 319 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claims 252.50 320 J. T. Thomasson, mesI sage 80 THE LANCASTER NEW :aster County From t, 1913. ; 321 Bennett-Ferguson Co., 4 supplies 9.25 322 Lancaster Pharmacy, 4 supplies 4.65 4 323 J. F. Mackey Co., supplies 65 4 324 A. B. Ferguson & Son, 4 supplies 6.95 325 W. J. Williums, salary 54.16 4 326 Kershaw Mercantile & 4 Banking Co., supplies 106.04 4 3 27 Dr. D. P. High, dental 4 work 2.50 328 Citv Meat Market ann- 4 plies 6.00 4 329 W. B. Bruce, salary . . 18.75 4 330 T. S. Small, road work 6.00 331 E. G. Funderburk, sal- 4 ary 6.25 4 332 B. F. Baker, lumber and work 5.00 4 333 H. B. McMurray, lum- | ber ... . . . 18.65 334 G. H. Griffin, salary. . . . 54.16 335 R. E. & W. R. Kennlngton, salary 12.50 336 Jno. L. Caskey, special deputy 14.15 337 Springs Banking & Mercantile Co., supplies. . . 391.04 338 Lancaster Hardware Co., ~ supplies 165.29 B 33 8 W. F. Hudson, road i work 6.00 339 Lancaster Mercantile Co. supplies 157.90 340 J. S. Lucas, road work 8.00 tc 341 G. F. Payseur, repairs.. 8.50 tr 342 T. J. Hunter, salary. . 54.16 Is 3430tls Miller, bridge work 2.00 It 344 Farmers' Bank & Trust Co., paid claims 163.66 tl 345 Usher & Snipes, road a work 150.00 tl 346 J. D. Glenn, road work 44.00 v< 34 7 Jno. King, supplies. ... 1.32 in 34 8 A. N. Funderburk, lumber 37.73 fi 349 J. A. Hyatt, road work. 275.00 b 350 R. L. Lyles, salary.... 54.16 tl 351 Lancaster Ice & Coal Co., it supplies 2.50 rt 3 52 M. C. Gardner, part 11 salary 4 0.00 ?. Pn rm ore* P- T* ?* f vvv . uaun IV 1 l Ufll IV Co., paid claim.. .. 25.00 sj 3 54 D. F. and D. It. Sapp, d road work 25.00 it 3 55 M. L. Beckham, salary, tc etc 9.03 ai 356 J. S. Hammond, road pi work 5.00 ai 3 57 W. F. & C. M. Hudson, tr salarj 12.50 oi 358 J. P. Flynn, road work 4.50 1> 359 J. A. Williams, road ti work 129.30 ai 360 T. R. Bennett, labor. . . 11.00 p 361 Joe Woodward, team g work 2.00 la 362 W. L. Sistare, bridge u work 40.00 ai 363 Ferguson & Elliott, paid p; claim 10.00 tf 364 T. D. Caskey, road work 3.00 si 3 65 J. G. Sistare, bridge s< work 3.10 366 Bank of Lancaster, paid t< draft 4.50 n 367 Hurley Baker, road n: work 71.50 a 368 L. C. Boone, part salarv 75.00 p 369 J. A. Williams, lumber 33.40 b 3 70 J. C. Catoe, lumber, etc. 4.4 5 o on TJ T A* 1- ' o i a ii. j. nmi'Hcy, uimuer, s( etc 2.02 n 372 B. A. Hunter, wood.... 1.50 tl 373 Jno. F. Blackmon, bridge t( work .... 5.00 3 74 Farmers' Bank & Trust Co., pnld claims.... 156.31 375 Farmers' Bank & Trust N Co., paid claims.. .. 156.26 376 Farmers' Bank & Trust , Co., paid claims. , .. 221.50 377 \V. B. Bruce, salary... 18.75 A 378 J. A. Hyatt, road work 125.00 ' 3 79 J. J. Reeves, conveying t lunatic 3.00 . 380 W. J. Crenshaw, salary 18.75 ( 381 J. H. Fslier. road work 95.84 882 D. A. Knight, salary... 43.74 ! 383 W. B. Cauthen, Agent, freight 84.38 . 384 J. F. Bell, road work.. 50.00 !' 385 Dave Graham, road A work 25.00 }' 386 R. E. St W. R. Kennington, salar>r 12.50 '. 387 J. A. Cautl.en, assessor 4.80 , 388 T. E. Hilton, salary, etc. 30.75 A1 389 Farmers' Barvk & Trust Co., paid claims.... 196.03 390 Farmers' Bank & Trust T Co.. paid claims.. .. 163.70 .. 391 J. D. Barton, salary. . 14.58 , 392 T. R. Bennett, keeping County home 123.90 393 Jno. King, salary 14.58 ? 394 Dr. T. J. Strait, salary. 18.75 ? 395 J. R. Horton. road work 4 62 0ft 396 J. P. Hunter, salary and jail account 256.79 397 Dr. W. F. Laney, examl- ? nation In lunacy. . . . 5.00 h 398 J. D. S. Plyler, road work 62.00 J 399 A. C. Rowell, salary and s] stamps 52.25 400 J. L. Caskey, special deputy 2.06 Q 401 Adam Morrison, sanitary 1.75 p 402 M. C. Gardner, part *. salary 43.33,' 403 Lancaster Phone Co., messages 2.05 J 404 R. 8. Harper, repairs. . 12.05 405 W. J. Williams, salary 54.16 T 406 Jos, W. Knight, salary. I eic 30.40 407 Weatern Union Telegraph Co., meaaage 39 : 408 J. W. Cunningham, road ' work 150.00 409 J. D. Hay. smith work 24.15 410 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid claima 301.20 411 Farmers' Bank & Trust Co., paid claima 321.64 412 Dave Graham, bridge . work 12.60 11 413 S. L. Hlnaon, bridge work..' 1.00 414 T. L. Hilton, treaaurer, paid claima 450.00 415 L. C. Boone, part salary 31.50 416 J. A. Hyatt, road work 50.00 to 417 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, paid notes 47.500.00 * 418 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, .. interest on note. . , . 23.75 ?j 419 Western Union Telegraph 111 Co., messages. 1.20 s 420 James Mcltwain, team- 1 ster 2.00 I S, JULY 29, 1913. 21 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, township bonds . . . . 535.00 22 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, I township bonds 535.000 23 T. L. Hilton, treasurer, , township coupons . . . . 672.00 24 Harry Hlnes, Esq., bond | fee 200.00 25 Charley Bailey, guard. 15.00 26 W. B. Cauthen, Agent, I freight 6.09 1 27 M. L. Beckham, salary 8.33 28 Jones-Elliott Mule Co.. livery 50 29 B. C. Hough, supplies. . 25 30 Lancaster L. S. Co., oil 3.75 31 C. O. Floyd, supplies. . 3.45 32 W. J. Watson & Sou, smith work 1.90 33 J. A. Hyatt, road work 150.00 34 R. L. I-yles, salary.... 54.16 35 B. A. Hilton and constable, salary . . . . 75.00 36 Dr. T. J. Strait, salary 18.75 36 T. U. Bennett, keeping County home 141.00 37 J. D. Barton, salary.. 14.58 (Continued in Next Issue.) i The Child, the School and Citizenship y Ernest Anderson, Superintendent oi acnoois, in iNewberry Observer. The twentieth century is distinctly le clay of the child. The leading fac>r in education, the first element i the home, the hope of the nation , the child. The public school sys- I >m is maintained as a sacred trust; ' ot to suit the whims of teachers or | le caprice of officials, but to provide I tower of defense for the state by le improvement and correct deslopnient of children. School buildigs are erected not simply to adorn >me public plot to be pointed out om a distance with pompous boast ut they are put there for the intellec lal, moral, social and esthetic tranig of the market of the next geneition?the future guardians of our berties. Who would not lay down his lif' >r his country? Who would n icriflce his wealth and his life in riving from our borders an invad ik Hiiemy: nave you over stopped > consider that the most dangerous ad the most costly enemy to our rinciples is ignorance? Ignorance t the polls is a threatening meance ) our goverment; ignorance costs ur nation millions of dollars annual' through inefficiency In the indus ial and commerical world; Ignornce has hindered our people from roduclng a great literature and 1 reat ideals in art; ignorance of the j iws of health and sanitation causes nspeakable pains, premature old- | Re, early deaths. Yet South Carolina , ays proportionately less than onesnth as much for education as some ates, and is next to the lowest in the ?ale of literacy. Suppose a large part of your invest was invested in a certain busiess and in annual stockholders leeting were to be held: would you ttend the meeting? If you could robably learn something about the usiness that you as a stockholder ught to know, or if you could do amething or suggest something that light add to the productiveness of le business, it would be your duty > attend the meeting Protection of Itirds. ew York Tribune. Our lawmakers have been carcfulr trained to believe that the men ho kill are the sole dictators of the ite of the game birds and many thers. Nine Americans out of every >n today have in their heads a well efined state of mind passively collides that the sportsmen and guners more than the barbers should ecide their fate. But every tenth man has learned ifferently, and the day of reckoning as arrived. Ninety-five per r*e t of le birds, game and not gat being to the people who don't shoot nd never kill. Whenever they deIde that there shall he no bird [looting anywhere in the United tates for five years that decision ill prevail. The reat sportsmen ill concur; the gunners will object, lie game birds do not belong to le gunners any more than to the oarders or to the stationary engieers. The question of what the unners will agree to in the line of eal conservation is now a matter of cademic interest only. Through their greed and selfish ass in shooting up the "bag limit" nd beyond, the heedless sportsmen, I unners and game hogs of this land | ave brought our once bountiful apply of legitimate game to an larmingly low point. They have hown us that the way to bring back le birds is to stop Killing them. 1 t this spells "prohibition," as some f the killers already declare, then rohibition let it be for our bird tuna must and shall be saved. APANEHE LONG LIFE MAXIMS. welve Commandments Given to Ini sure One Hundred Years. Great publicity is being given in aris to the Jananese nrescrintlon I >r living at least one hundred years. ! he prescription consists of these (velve commandments: 1. Rise early and go to bed early, j 2. Sleep six or seven hours In a erfectly dark r nm, with the win- ; ow open. 3. Pass as much time as possible i the open air. 4. Eat meat once daily. 5. Drink a moderate quantity of For Cut*, Burns and Bruises. In every home there should be a ox of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, ready o apply In every case of burns, cuts, rourds or scalds. J. H. Palauco, )elvalle, Tex., R. No. 1, writes: Bucklen's Arnica Salve saved my Ittle girl's cut foot. No one believed t could be cured." The world's best alve. Only 26c. Recommended by .ancestor Pharmacy and Standard )rug Company. tea and coffee, but abstain from to- t< bacco and alcohol. 6. Take a very hot bath in the ir morning. w 7. Discard silk garments and dress in coarse cloth. tf 8. Take one day in the week for ^ rest, doing no reading or writing that day. 9. Avoid overheated places, espe- u| daily if a system of central heating ? is employed. . 10. Restore the organs which are impaired by age by eating similar ^ organs of animals. Ki 11. Avoid strong emotions and iu- th ?to insure complel along a case of /flfi-r???_ The satisfying / or ^?rest; at ^ jmAs pure and v\ Jps^^y?I temptingly goc |||||fij Delicious? Thirst-Q Demand the Gen Refuse substitu Send for Prce Bo 2 THE COCA-COLA COMP> * "fjhs ISPOtT You know the val roofing. Come intc how cheap it is; No the standpoint of co point for point as to the protection it aff< looks, with any othe Then remer ber t tects the buil ng n ^1 r "kt . - me roor. rn Kt lim town or thrc, igh th the buildings with other argument is n< use. Spouts on the last longer, look bet to use the water if y Our prices are re: work is honest, relia Let us give you an < LANCASTER HJ LANCAS: ?r 7 sllectual overwork. 12. (Addressed especially to ten.) If a bachelor, marry; If m idower, marry again. It Is the tenth and twelfth comlandments that strike Parisians aa articularly original. Cut out the fizz and fuss and All p on zeal and zest. To Prevent Blood Poisoning ply at once the wonderful old reliable DR. iRTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAI.ING OIL.asurcal dressing that relieves pain and heals at e same time. Not a liniment. 25c. 50c. $1.00 That ! A av/tiiv :c success take beverage?in field B ome or in town. M holesome as it is K -Refreshing # 0 tienching M Fountain* oki?. or Carbonatcd in Bottles. ^NY, ATLANTA, GA. '''"' ", V' looping! riNG.l ue of galvanized ) our store and see >t only cheap from st, but compare it nrire Hurahilifv ^ w -w 9 I 14 17 UiVJ y Drds, and how it r kind of roofing. hat spouting prolearly as much as e you drive around le country, notice lout spouts. No ecessary for their building make it ter and allow you on need it. asonable and the li ? J i ? i uic, anu auraoie. estimate. VRDWARE CO. rER s. c.