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i V<y ' . i - The Press and Banner JG^Publisbed every Wednesday at $2 a yeAr In advance. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1889. __ _ The Abbeville National Rank. f The stockholders of the Abbeville National R-, Bank held their Annual Meeting yesterday. The following directors were elected : J. Allen Smith, L. W. White, J. N. Youne, Geo. W. Williams, R. M. Haddon, W. C. McGowan, J. G. Edwards. Mr. Parker declined re-elecllon. After the meeting of the stockholders, the directors met and elected the following offl cere: President?J. Allen Smith. Cashier? BenJ. S. Barnwell. Teller?Frank H. Wardlaw. The Bank with such directors and officers as control the Abbeville National Bank must command the confidence of the public. Each and all are practical men of personal worth, possessing the best business qualifications. The affairs of the Bank are in a condition moat satisfactory to the stockholders and the Bank Is now in a condition to let out an Indefinite amount of read}- money. In fact, they have all the money at their command which may be needed for any purpose. The newly elected President, J. Allen Smith, ueceed8 Preaident Wardlaw, whose death was but lately announced. Mr. Smith Is one 'of the very best business men in the county, v- , Conscientious, courteous, competent and obliging, bis management of the Bank will be satisfactory to the public and profitable to the stockboldsrs. He will manage the Bank on business principles alone, while his independence of character, with a sufficiency ol will power, enables him to deal with the Jioanoeo of the Bank, with no other consideration than the interests of those whose money is entrusted to his care. Aa a gentleman and neighbor no man stands higher with the people than J. Allen Smith, and his eleotlon attests the esteem In which ijr he Is held In the business circles of Abbeville In connection with this we would suggest I to our citizens the propriety of depositing S? their surplus money in the great fireproof. vault of the Institution. The officers 01 mc fc v Bank will pay It out on checks to suit. Id thia course the citizen offers no inducement / to thieves to break into his house, and the other risks of keeping money about the house ?are avoided, On the other band, those of our citizens who may need help should make their arrangements to get money from the Bank. The pit. i tanoe in interest on money borrowed for sixty or ninety days, with privilege of renewal, is -nothing oompared to the inconvenience and expense incurred in scraping along on a credit . and paying fifty per cent profit. * \ Sale Day. Last Monday was Sale Day, and the largest crowd was hero that has been in town for many a day. The weather was almost Springlike, and the people came from every quarter, without any apeclal public occasion to draw them thither. Vfry little, If any, property was sold by the public offloere. The voice of the auctioneer eould be beard much ot the time, as he pronounced eulogies oo tfie v rtues of {old, blind or spavined horses, or extolled the excellence of ;a "quart" cow, or magnified the worth of aged, onceyed bob-tailed oxen as beef cattle. The merchants were in doors all day, busy serving customers with the best of bargains. < If the law is enforced there is no doubt of v ita benlflclal results. If the law is inefficient then let the people demand any needed amendment. There should bean officer whose doty It is to see that the law is enforced. This was the first public gathering since the bars were closed and this was the soberest and Bk;" most orderly crowd that ever assembled piit. - anywhere. Whisky was saught at all places where H was thought there was a possibility of getting ' It, but the town was dry for once, anditbas been said that many a wife was surprised lust Monday night wbeu their husbands come bome sober. m3%r- j Farmer After Governor Richardson. Doubtless the session of the Legislature Just r adjourned has been watched with as much interest as any that has heretofore convened 1 n oar State. This is mainly attributable to the fact, that the last cainpalgne was conducted upon certain Issues of economy and reform wnlch were prominently brought before the candidates and which influenced more or ,< :* i lass, every Intelligent vote cast lc the election. Conspicuous among those issues, and one which towered above all others in importance, was the establishment of an Agrlcul>' ' tural College, and the acceptance of the Clem. son bequest. This was the burning question of the campalgne. and upon it, the views of ' every candidate from the Chief Executive to _f/^vVthe representative, were demanded by the The reanlt of Rnch Issues in Abbeville Coun ty was ibe election of an able delegation of reformers, and advocates of an Agricultural College, that reflected credit upon our Counv ty, and tbelr successful labors deserve the plaudits of an appreciative constituency. ? Similar results followed tbe election In a ma Jority of the Counties of the State, as evM denced by tbe passage of various economic measures In tbe house, and especially the overwhelming vote In favor of accepting the ' ClemsoD bequest, and establishing said College. For this measure, both tne Governor and Lieutenant Governor pledged their supi port daring the campaigne. As far as the > Lieutenant Governor was concerned, we find ti his promises sacredly kept, for when the bill * had passed tbe house and had entered that V * adtocratlo body, the Senate, and was threat \ eoea with strangulation by the "Bourbon * ' ring," he stepped into the breech and de manded that the voice of the people should be > heeded. Howstandsthe case with Governor Rich5. ardson ? While he poised during the campaigne as tbe friend of the former, and as in favor of tbe establishment of an Agricultural College, # we will refer particularly to the political & meeting at Hodges, at which tbe citizens of Abbeville County heard him unequivocally express himself In favor of tbe matters at is- ' sue. With an eloquence and pathos worthy of a nobler cause, aid he boast or his familiarity with a gopher and a bull tongue plow, and pledged bis support to tbe establishment of an Agricultural College and the acceptance of tbe Clerason bequest But, presto! hear him ; when elected, when the bill for the accept- < ance of the beauest Is presented lor his signa bUlC, UC Vli kuauj tciuvo U 111 OUOCl, uy pUVJKeting It for a year, solely on the ground that be has the constitutional right, uud that the !/'* billlBofaucb Importance as to need longer ?i> time for consideration. Ah, Indeed! Longer ^ time tooonslder a matter which has been discussed in a three month's campalgne upon every stump in Carolina, from the Mountains to tne sea-board? Longer time to cousider tbe propriety of the State simply expressing a willingness to accept a bequest, in accordance with the decisions of the court, without assuming the responsibilities of any pending litigation, and especially when the greater part of the bequest Is the sole proprietor of p < the testator, and bas no other possible claimant? Longer time to consider the constitutionality of keeping Inviolate pledges sacredly made, and of sustaining the dignity and bonor or the State of South Carolina? While history points the finger of scorn to ft Benedict Arnold, who betrayed his conntry for flltry lucre, to-day we can with equal jusi tloe point the finger of scorn to the tnau, who plighted his word, and betrayed the confluence of bis countrymen to pander to tbe wishes of a "Bourbon ring," and thus bring reproach upon the pure escutcheon of our (State. As well attempt to darn up tbe waters of the Mississippi, as to try to check the tidal wave of relorm which is sweeping the State, and which sooner or later will remaud to private life, those who tamper with the suflrages and stifle the voice of a free and intelligent people, and thus learn them that sacred promises made before elections should be kept as Inviolate as tbe constitution Itself. gfiV. A FAKMEIl. We have the largest stock of saddles ever offered In tbls town and at prices that will take your eye as quickly as will the saddles. We are hawing a fine trade in them, but will keep up a fhll stock. Our "Iron-cantle Tree" 1? something new, handsome and durable. We can Bhow the best line of "Kentucky Spring Seat" saddles to be found in the upcountry from 810.00 up. Saddles for all?all if,' prices and every kind. Give me a call and secure a good comfortable saddle at a living price. W. Joel Smith & Son. Ladles in search of dress goods, would do well to examine those all wool double-fold drees goods at W hlte Brothers. They are very desirable and very cheap. They range in price from 2Scta to75ts per yard. ^ Special bargains in blankets at Smith's. IF&iCr ' ;v - :, .... - n raj Greenwood Topics. Greenwood, S. C., Jan. 7th, 18S3. New Year's day is past and gone. Miss Lee Hentz Huff after spending Christmas holidays in Greenwood returned home on Tuesday last. Kail Koad accidents are becoming to be as frequent as unaccldents. Mr. Albert Stansell is visiting his brother Thomas Stansell. Mrs. J. T. Solomons of Troy passed through this place eu route for Sumter on Tuesday last. One of the latest features of amusement with the boys here now is rabbit racing. Rabbits are turned loose on the street and then caught with dogs. The young people of this place participated in a pleasaut little dance at Itiley's hotel on Tuesday night last. Dr. M. C. Taggart has moved into the house l recently vacated by Mr. lieu McKellar. Mr. Reid of Chappells who has purchased the house and lot of the Doctor's will move in soon we learn. Gieenwood extends a cordial welcome to ell who wish to make their home within its limits. The livery stables which is being erected In the rear of Waller's block will soon be completed, and will be used by Mr. Dunbar of Hattlevllle, S. C. Rev. VV. T. Matthews has moved Into the rooms over the Bank building. Mr. G. C. Cannon has returned to Greenwood, after spending Christmas with relatives and friends in Spartanburg. Mr. J. S. Maree returned to this place after spending Christmas with his family in Charlotte, N. C., on Tuesday night. Mr. Wells Riley has gone back to Anderson to attend College. Miss Minnie Rickenbaker, sister of Mr. G. W. Rickenbaker of this place stopped over for a day or so with friends and relatives at this place last week. Mr. John H Chiles, Jr., who has been clerking at Felzer, stopped In town on Thursday last on his way home near Bradley. Miss Mary Hodges of Hodges Is visiting the] Misses McGhee. Hon. J. N. King was In the city last Saturday. I Mr. R. G. McLees left this morning for Abbeville on official business. This week will be observed by the churches at this place as a week of prayer. There will be prayer meeting at the Baptist church on Monday night, Methodist Tuesday night, Presbyterian Wednesday night, etc. The town of Greenwood was shocked on Thursday last on learning that Mr. A. McNeil a prominent citizen of Abbovllle County, and an old resident of this place, was run over by the Greenville bound train and nearly killed. It seoms that Mr. McNeil had left the freight ir-nin wiiinh ho 11 n nn from Bradlev and which wns derailed about a mile from town, and had started to walk up to town. It is presumed that he came up the A. and K. track, which runs parallel with the C. and G. track, and as the up train to Greenville came up the track and was nearing him, Mr. McNeil stepSed off the A. and K. track on to the U. and . track. There were some box cjirs standing on a side track which was close to the main track and on a slight curve, and which obscured him from sight until the train was right upon him. As soon as the engineer discovered Mr. McNeil he blew the danger signal, reversed his engine and put on orakes, but it was too late, the sad and fatal work was done. Mr. McNeil failed to get off in time and was run over. His right foot was severed at the instep, his face was badly bruised on the side, and a cut on top of his head. Frieuds rushed to him and found him in a senseless condition. He was Immediately taken up and carried to Kiloy's hotel, and was attended to by Drs. Maxwell, Tnggart, Cobb, Swygert and Hughey. They dressed his wounds and gave him every attention in their power to save him but to no avatl. His family who had recently moved to Newberry was immediately telegraphed for, and also his son Dr. A. P. McNeil of Florida. Mrs. McNeil and son and daughter, and Mrs. Godsey arrived on the next train. Dr. A. P. McNeil did not arrive until Saturday night. Mr. Mc Nell survived until Friday night when he died at 3:25. He never recovered consciousness, but passed peacefully and painlessly away. His remains were Interred in the cemetery at this place. PEMBROKE. Mne(y>Slx News, Ninety-Six. S. Cv Jan. 8.18S9. The Rev. Dr. Bussey delivered two very Interesting lecturcs here last week. The many friends of Mr. Alex. McNeil re ^retted to hear of his death. Mr. McNeil was well and favorably known at Ninety-Six. Mr. Henry R Turner and family have moved to Laurens Court House. Mr. Turner has long been a resident of Ninety-six and has at different times been engaged In business here. The citizens of Laurens will find Mr. Turner a valuable accession to their town. He is full of enterprise and push, and we wish him much success in his new home. On last Sunday an altercation took place at the colored Methodist church near NinetySix, between Pink Floyd and Cornelius Louden. The difficulty seems to have commenced In a play and ended in murder, Louden having his throat cut. from which he died In two hours. The murderer was promptly arrested, and Coroner Wilson was telegraphed for and arrived on the 1 o'clock train Monday morning. The following Jury was drawn: R. F. McCaslan. S. M. Davis, W. T. Huff, W. S. Chaney, R. W. Chaney, C. W. Gaulden, JotMorris. Henry Sherman, Wylle Sample, Jake Frazier, Presston Dean, and Richmond Pay ton, oeing a lawiui jury 01 inquest, wnoauer vlewiDg the body and hearing the evidence, rendered a verdict that Cornelius Louden came to his death by being wilfully cut with n knife in the hands of Pink Floyd. Floyd was committed to Jail by the Coroner. This was Coroner Wilson's first Inquest, and ho acquitted himself with becoming dignity. Coroner Wilson and Mr. R. C. Wilson were the guests of the genial and popular Dr. H. M. Julian, during their stay in our city. Pink Floyd has retained Gary & Gary. W. J. Moore, and J. H. Rice, as attorneys to defend him. Col. Wallingford has arrived with a lot of fine young mules. Our cotton buyers have returned and they say cotton is bringing more at Ninety-Six than at any other point. The taxes will go in with a rush this week. Our people were only waiting for a decision in the Railroad matter. Mr. E. M. Osborne and Dr. G. F. E. Wenck have formed a copartnership in the drug business. Mr. John Foster has gone to housekeeping in the house formerly occupied by Mr. H. R. Turner. Mr. Hiram Johnson is clerking for Messrs. Fouche & Duckett. EAST END. Wedding bells will soon ring again in our town. ANNUAL REPORT -OF? COUNTY TREASURER OF .Abbeville County Fiscal Year Commencing November 1st, 1887. To his Honor the Presiding Judge, January Term of Court, 1881): The Treasurer of Abboville County respectfully reports the expenditures of his aftico, fiscal year 1887-88, as follows: County Current. Voucher. 1 A. J. Ferguson $ 1 50 2 T. M. Gilliam 2 00 o J. P. O. Dul're 26 50 4 C. D. Allen 1 50 5 Bay Brown 11 00 ?i E. Cowan 20 00 7 R. K. II111 22 50 8 J. tx. hd wards 3tj 00 0 J. T. Parks 10 50 10 J. P. C. DuPre 24 40 11 .fas. Boll and Hutchison 5 10 12 J. P. Cr ess well 1 00 13 Court Exponses 401 15 11 Court Exponsos . 833 10 15 J. T. Parks Insurance 50 00 1(> J. P. C. DuPro & Son Insurance SO 00 17 B. S. Barnwell - 583 21 IS A. B. Morse 18 70 19 L. D. Connor 147 00 20 K. E. Hill.; 125 00 21 H.D.Wilson 2 00 22 G. II. Parks 10 00 23 I)r. <J. A. Neuffer 21 50 24 P. B. Speed 30 15 25 E. C. Connor 363 41 2(5 S. J. Davis 23 00 27 Henry Williams 1 30 28 A. B. Wilkorson 6 00 20 Geo. S. Wilson 1,034 50 30 J. H. Youngblood 12 5o 31 T. L. Haddon 45 00 32 Sundry Parties 241 34 33 Court Expenses 138 85 34 W.E.Morrison 44 00 : " * '" ' ; ' ; 35 Court Expenses 81 35 36 Court Expenses 654 30 37 H. W. Lawson <fc Co 46 05 38 Sundry Parties 192 56 39 C. If. Sondley 307 10 40 P. T. Foster 2 50 41 Sundry Parties 291 87 -n -.r./-! J A VI x. 15. mcuoru t ?? 43 Bay Brown 13 00 44 J. F. C. DuPre 749 30 45 J. W. Sproles 9 20 40 47 48 J. E. Swearengen 7 50 49 J. F. Cllnkscales 18 50 50 \V. A. Lanior 3 00 51 W. W. Wilson 4 00 52 L. A. Shannon 51 05 53 Joel W. Lites 71 95 54 Mabry <fc Hill 11 00 55 J. R. Ellis 4 00 56 A. J. Ferguson 2 50 57 T. P. Cothran 20 50 58 J. H. DuPre 121 95 59 George Ferguson 5 20 00 J. C. Klugh 87 80 01 W. D. Mann 25 05 02 A. M. Hill & Sons 14 25 03 04 B. Boyd 4 45 05 S. O. Smith 10 00 00 Jno. A. Harris 549 90 07 L. A. Ramey 1,043 06 08 A. W. Jones i ?? 69 G. M. Mattison 134 65 70 W. E. Barmore 2 50 71 W. D. Lomax 335 89 72 McCombs Hall, Wells ?fe Blythe 40 00 73 J. P. C. DuPre 107 65 74 J. H. Cheatham 10 00 75 P. Rosenberg <fe Co 25 00 76 A. J. C'linkscales 4 50 77 Thos. P. Purdy 4 05 78 J. F. C. DuPre.... 16 00 79 B. S. Barnwell 644 90 80 B. S. Barnwell 488 80 81 B. B. Allen 4 90 82 R. W. Cannon 214 16 83 J. A. Harris 208 46 83 Jno. G. Edwards 21 93 85 J. L. Henderson 10 00 86 O. A. Traylor 5 00 87 W. T. Jones 5 40 88 B. W. Cobb 10 00 89 W. H. Latimer 4 20 90 White Bros 23 70 91 M. O. Tolman 91 00 I 92 93 94 Jno. A. Harris 53 GO j 95 G. B. Reid 5 00 96 Informal Orders 7100 1 97 Court Expenses 89 05 98 Court Expenses 31 91 J 99 J. B. Leroy 20 00 ] 100 C. P. Simmons 20 00 1 101 G. G. Dawson 4 CO 1 102 W. N. Graydon 206 80 1 103 W. C. Seawright 78 70 1 104 W. C. Seawright 30 00 1 105 W. E. Morrison 38 50 1 106 N. P. Mcllwaine.... 3 00 1 107 W. J. Moore 1 50 1 108 White Bros 6 00 1 109 J. G. Edwards 48 00 1 110 J. P. C. DuPre 400 00 1 111 W. R. Dunn 9 20 1 112 J. W. Sign 24 00 1 113 1 114 H. W. Gordon.. 1 20 1 Total $12,323 26 1 1 . ! Bond Commutation. j 1 J. N. Ashley S 2 00 1 2 W. D. Mann 14 40 1 3 W. B. Merriwether 2 00 1 4 J.E.Shumate 2 75 1 5 J. N. Ashley 2 00 6 G. W. Huckabee 3 30 7 Jas. Boll 8 30 8 Taylor Thomson 1 25 Total 9 36 00 Special Roads aud Bridge* 1886*87. Voucher. 1 G. M. Anderson...: $ 45 45 2 H. P. McGhee 245 40 Total ? 290 85 1 Special 1887-88. 1 Voucher. 1 B. S. Barnwell ? 866 87 2 L. T. Hill 5 00 1 3 G. C. Cobb 1 00 1 4 J. R. Moore 7 60 5 P. Rosenberg it Co 5 00 1 6 A. J. Clinkscales 4 40 * 7 W. L. Miller, Assigneo 7 35 1 8 TV ft Onlwort 20 00 1 Total ? 917 22 1 SCHOOL FUNDS. Ninety-Six Township. 1 1 M. S. Griffin 8 20 00 i 2 M. S. Griffin 20 00 i 3 M. 8. GrJffin 20 00 i 4 M. S. Griffin 20 00 j 5 M. S. Griffin 20 00 2 6 M. E. Coloman 10 00 ^ 7 M. E. Coleman 10 00 j( 8 I. N. Peterson 20 00 2 0 I. N. Peterson 20 00 i, 10 T. J. Pyles 20 00 1( 11 T.J. Pyles 30 00 11 12 T. J. Pyles 25 00 ji 13 N. O. Pyles 20 00 xi 14 N. O. Pyles 20 00 1 15 N. O. Pyles 20 00 r 16 N. O. Pyles 20 00 r 17 W. S. Lott 20 00 is j. corK zu w 19 J.C.Cork 20 00 20 J. C. Cork 20 00 21 J.C.Cork 20 00 22 J.C.Cork 20 00 23 Lucy Pinson 20 00 24 Lucy Pinson 20 00 25 Lula Anderson 20 00 20 Lula Anderson 20 00 27 Lula Anderson 20 00 28 Lula Anderson 20 00 29 Lula Anderson 20 00 30 A. L. Green 15 00 31 N. M. McCrackon 5 00 32 Ida Sample 20 00 33 Ida Sample 10 00 34 Sallie Hughey 40 00 35 Sallie Hughey 40 00 3f> H. A. Arthur 10 00 37 J. W. Easley 10 00 38 J. W. Easley 10 00 39 J. W. Easley 10 00 40 J. W. Easley 10 00 41 J. W. Easley 10 00 42 J. C. Pay ton 10 00 43 J. C. Pay ton 10 00 44 Minnie Morrow 23 53 *', .' > ,' .1* f " ' . ' H I?? wm. ??????????? 45 Minnie Morrow 1125 46 Minnie Morrow 10 60 47 Mamie Blake 3 15 48 Mamie Blake 3 15 49 Mamie Blake 3 00 50 Mamie Blake 3 00 11 Mnmin lilakfi 3 00 Total ? 815 74 Greenwood Township. 52 G. C. Hodges ? 20 00 53 G. C. Hodges 20 00 54 A. B. Stalwortli 20 00 55 A. B. Stalwortli 20 00 58 E. C. McCants 20 00 57 E. C. McCants 20 00 58 B. P. Cothran 15 00 59 J. W. Pinson 27 50 60 Wm. Makins 15 00 61 Wm. Makins 15 00 62 Wm. Makins 15 00 63 I. J. Butler 15 00 64 T.J. Butler 15.00 65 Indiana Butler 15 00 60 Wm. Clark 15 00 67 Wm. Clark 15 00 68 Wm. Clark 15 00 69 Wm. Clark 15 00 70 Julia Goode 10 00 71 Julia Goode 10 00 72 T. A. Graham 20 00 73 T. A. Graham 15 00 74 J. E. Glass 20 00 75 J. E. Glass 20 00 7fi .T F, f41ass 20 00 77 J. E. Glass 20 00 78 J. D. Backenstose 20 00 79 J. D. Backenstose 20 00 80 J. D. Backenstose 20 00 81 J. D. packenstose 35 oo 82 Alice Milford 20 00 83 Alice Milford 20 00 84 Alice Milford 20 00 85 A,ice Milford 35 00 86 Ella Holliday 10 00 87 Ella Hollidap 5 00 88 Ella Holliday 10 00 89 Ella Holliday 10 00 90 Ella Holliday 10 00 Total ? 682 50 Cokenbnry Township, 91 Sallie T. Clardy 3 20 00 92 Sallie T. Clardy 20 00 93 Sallie T. Clardy 20 00 94 J. H. Owens 20 00 95 J. H. Owens 20 00 0(5 J. H. Gwens 'M W) 97 Amanda Cork 20 00 98 A. J. Hunter 20 00 99 A. J. Hunter 20 00 .00 E. E. Owens 10 00 01 E. E.Owens 10 00 .02 E. E. Owens 10 00 03 E. E. Owens 5 00 .04 E. J. Adams , 10 00 05 Virginia Sullivan 20 00 06 "Virginia Sullivan 20 00 07 Virginia Sullivan 20 00 OS Virginia Sullivan 20 00 09 Virginia Sullivan 20 00 10 A. E. Agnew 20 00 11 A. E. Agnew 20 00 12 A. E. Agnew 20 00 13 E. C. Reed ' 20 00 14 E. C. Reed 20 00 15 E. C. Reed 25 00 16 E. C. Reed 20 00 17 C. C. Reed 20 00 18 C. C. Reed 20 00 19 C. C. Reed : 25 00 20 C. C. Reed 20 00 21 Mary McGliee 20 00 22 Mary McGhee 20 00 23 Mary McGhee 20 00 24 Mary McGhee 20 00 25 S. E. Stark 15 (X) 26 S. E. Stark 15 00 27 H. E. Goggins 15 00 28 H. E. Goggins 15 00 29 H. E. Goggins 15 00 30 H. E. Goggins 15 00 31 J. F. Hodges 20 00 32 J. F. Hodges 35 00 33 J. N. Cochran (rent) 20 00 34 J. N. Cochran (rent) 20 00 Total ? 820 00 Donaldsvllle Township. 35 W. B. Acker S 20 00 36 W. B. Acker 20 00 37 W. B. Acker 20 00 38 W. B. Acker 30 00 39 N. E. Mattison 20 00 40 N. E. Mattison 20 00 41 N. E. Mattison 20 00 42 N. E. Mattison 29 00 43 N. E. Calleham 20 00 44 N. E. Calleham 10 00 45 J. H. Shaw 20 00 46 J. H. Shaw 17 00 47 G. W. Lomax 17 00 48 G. W. Lomax 20 00 49 G. W. Lomax 10 00 50 J. W. McDowell 15 0o 51 J. W. McDowell 11 25 52 J. C. Hemphill 15 00 53 J. C. Hemphill 7 50 54 J. W. Walker 15 00 55 J. W. Walker 15 00 5G C. L* Richey 10 00 57 W. E. Vermillion 15 00 58 W. E.fVermillion 7 50 59 N. M. Richey 15 00 60 N. M. Richey (J 00 61 C. L. Sharp 20 00 G2 C, L. Sharp 20 00 63 CLSharp 20 00 04 C. L. Sharp 20 00 t>5 S. II. Johnson <>00 U6 S. II. Johnson 8 00 57 S. II. Johnson 10 60 88 S. H. Jabnson 4 00 06 S. II. Johnson 5 75 70 J. B, Latimor . 10 00 71 J. B. Latimer 6 50 Due Went Township. 172 It. E. Reeves $ 15 00 173 R. E. Reeves 15 00 174 R. E. Reeves 14 25 175 J. E. Yoss 15 00 170 J. E. Voss 15 00 177 J. E. Voss 12 75 178 1?. It. Jones 15 00 170 P. R. Jones 15 00 180 P. R. Jones 0 75 181 Janie Bonner 20 00 182 Janie Bonner 20 00 183 Janie Bonner 20 00 184 J anie Bonnor 13 00 ]K5 Claudia Ellis 20 00 180 Claudia Ellis 20 (K) 187 Claudia Ellis 20 00 188 Claudia Ellis 13 00 189 J.N.Pratt 9 75 190 C. C. Reed 10 00 191 C. C. Reed 10 00 192 C. C. Iteed 10 00 193 C. C. Reed 10 00 I'M C. C. Iteed 5 25 105 J. N. Carwilo 15 00 iyi> J. N. Carwile UO 00 '. ..> ' v y- :: :: . "" 197 Ella McClain 15 00 198 Mamie Grior 15 00 199 Mamie Grier 15 00 200 MamioGrier 15 00 201 Mamie Grier 15 00 202 Mamie Grier 9 70 203 B. T. Boyd 10 00 204 B. T. Boyd 10 00 205 B. T. Boyd 10 00 200 B. T. Boyd 10 00 207 I J. T. Boyd 6 50 208 L. A. McDill 20 00 20!) S. II. Clinkscalca. 20 00 210 S. H. CI ink scales. . 20 00 211 S. II. C'linkscaies. 13 00 212 R. II. Armstrong 20 00 213 R. II. Armstrong 20 00 214 R. II. Armstrong 13 00 215 H. Clinkscales 10 00 210 H. Clinkscales 10 00 Total ? 640 00 Lone Cane Township. 217 A. A. Hagan 8 20 00 218 A. A. Hagan 20 00 219 A. A. Hagan 20 00 220 A. A. Hagan 15 00 221 Liia Mellwain 20 00 222 Lila Mellwain 20 00 223 Lila Mellwain 25 00 224 II. A. Smith 10 00 225 H.A.Smith 10 00 226 J. Reynolds 10 00 227 J.Reynolds 10 00 228 J. Reynolds 7 50 229 R.J.Smith 10 00 230 S. E. Johnson 10 00 231 S. E. Johnson 10 00 232 N. E. Gordon 15 00 233 Jj. V. Boston 20 00 234 L. V. Boston 20 00 235 J. P. Hawthorn... 20 00 236 J. M. Leith 20 00 2jy J. M. ljeitu 10 uu 238 R. Hagan 4 00 239 E. A. Yance 17 75 Total 3 349 25 Sinithvllle Township. 240 G. W. Davis ? 20 00 241 G. W. Davis 20 00 242 G. W. Davis 20 00 243 G. W. Davis 20 00 244 G. W. Davis 20 00 245 G. W. Davis 20 00 246 Wra. Toland 10 00 247 Wm. Toland 10 00 248 Wm. Toland 10 00 249 Wm. Toland 10 00 I 250 Wm. Toland 10 00 251 Sallie Carveal 5 00 252 Sallio Carveal 5 00 253 Sallie Carveal 5 00 254 Sallie Carveal 5 00 255 Sallie Carveal. 5 00 256 M. E. Williams... 10 00 257 M. E. Williams... 10 00 258 M. E. Williams... 10 00 9SQ \f V. Williamn fl On 260 Ella Williams 10 00 201 Ella Williams 10 00 262 Ella Williams 10 00 263 J. Reynolds 10 00 264 J. Reynolds ' 10 00 265 J. Reynolds 10 00 266 J.Reynolds 10 00 267 J. Reynolds 10 00 2<>8 J. P. Morrow 20 00 269 J. P. Morrow 20 00 270 J. P. Morrow 20 00 271 J. P. Morrow 20 00 272 J. P. Morrow 20 00 273 J. B. Muse 20 00 274 J. B. Muse 20 00 275 J. B. Muse 20 00 276 J. B. Muse 20 00 277 Eliza Moragne 10 00 278 Eliza Moragne 10 00 279 Eliza Moragne 9 00 280 I. White and J. Reynolds 25 00 281 I. White and J. Reynolds 25 00 282 John Wilson 11 00 283 S. E. Morton 15 00 284 Calvin Moragne... 13 50 Total ? 612 50 White Hall Township. 285 M. A. Prewit $ 20 00 286 M. A. Prewit 20 00 287 M. A. Prewit 20 00 288 M. A. Prewit 20 00 289 M. A. Prewit " 18 00 290 M. A. Prewit 5 00 21)1 I. L. Campbell 20 00 292 I. L. Campbell 20 00 293 I. L. Campbell 20 00 294 I. L. Campbell 20 00 295 I. L. Campbell 5 00 296 Lula Brooks 10 00 297 Lula Brooks 10 00 298 Lula Brooks 10 00 299 Lula Brooks 10 00 300 Lula Brooks 12 50 301 Mamie Blako 8 50 302 Mamie Blake 8 45 303 Mamie Blake 9 00 304 Mamie Blake 9 00 305 Mamie Blake 9 00 30(3 T. J. Griffin 10 00 307 T. J. Grlflin 10 00 308 T. J. Griffin 2 50 309 BessieMcLogklin 15 00 310 Minie Morrow .... 8 20 311 Minie Morrow.... 9 15 312 Minie Morrow .... 12 00 313 Minie Morrow .... 7 25 314 C. B. Clark 15 00 315 C. B. Clark 3 75 3115 L. J. Hutchison... 18 05 317 L. J. Hutchison... 20 00 318 L. J. Hutchison... 13 35 319 Mamie Hearst 20 00 320 IT. M. Woodard... 20 00 321 H. M. Woodard... 20 00 322 J. L. Turner 15 00 32'} N. G. Morris 14 f>0 Total ? 518 SO Indian 11111 Township. .'{24 F. Bradley $ <> 00 32f> F. C. Bradley <? 00 32(5 F. C. Bradley 0 00 327 A. 15. Chiles 15 00 32S A. E. Chiles 15 00 325) T. J. Grillin 10 00 330 T. J. Griffin 10 00 331 T. J. Grillin 10 00 332 T. J. Griffin 10 00 333 S. A. Cowan 20 00 33-1 S. A. Cowan 20 00 . 335 N. A. Cowan 20 00 ;l3f> , Mattio Reagan 20 00 337 Mattio Reagan 20 00 :L5S Mattie Reagan 20 00 33'J J. K. llood 10 00 340 J. K. Hood 40 00 311 B. H. Nccl 20 00 312 B. H. Nccl 20 (X) 313 B. II. Nool 20(H) 344 B. II. Xeel 20 00 J y>i ? . / , 345 B. H. Neel 20 00 340 J. H. Owens 20 00 347 J. H. Owens 20 00 348 J.H.Owens 20 00 349 M. L. Baker 10 00 350 M. L. Baker 10 00 351 M.L.Baker 10 00 352 M. L. Baker 10 00 353 M. L. Baker 10 00 354 G. W. Andrews... 20 00 355 G. \V. Andrews... 20 00 356 G. W. Andrews... 20 00 357 G. W. Andrews... 20 00 358 G. W. Andrews... 20 00 359 G. W. Andrews... 20 00 Total $ 618 00 Cedar Springs Township. 360 Carrie Bradley $ 9 30 301 Carrie Bradley 9 30 3G2 Carrie Bradley 0 36 303 Carrie Bradley 4 65 364 Sallie Taylor 20 00 365 Sallie Taylor 20 00 360 Sallie Taylor 30 00 367 B.W. Turner 2 50 368 E. A. McAIlster 10 00 309 E. A. McAIlster 9 00 370 E. A. McAIlster 12 00 371 E. A. McAIlster 10 66 372 E. A. McAIlster 6 00 373 S. White 15 00 374 S. White 15 00 375 8. White 15 00 378 S. White 7 50 377 L. Gibert. .... 20 00 378 L. Gibert 20 00 379 L. Gibert 20 00 380 L. Gibert 20 00 381 L. Gibert 10 00 382 J. I. Reynolds. 20 00 383 J. I. Reynolds... 20 00 384 J. I. Reynolds 7 50 385 Nellie Pressley 20 00 380 Nbllle Pressley SO 00 387 Nellie Pressley 20 00 388 Nellie Pressley 19 35 389 M. Reynolds 10 00 390 M. Reynolds 10 00 891 M. Reynolds.. 10 00 392 M. Reynolds 5 00 893 Lula Brown 20 00 391 Lula Brown 20 00 395 Lula Brown .. 20 00 396 Lula Brown 10 00 397 Lula Brown 20 00 Total S 637 10 Abbeville Township. 398 Maggie Gilliam 8 13 00 899 Maggie Gilliam 13 00 400 Maggie Gilliam 13 00 401 S. A. Donaldson 15 00 402 8. A. Donaldson 15 00 403 Julia Martin 10 00 404 Ellen Link 18 00 405 Ellen Link- 9 00 406 B. Brock 15 00 407 A. W. Parks 20 00 408 A. W. Parks 18 15 409 A. W. Parks 17 00 ' 410 Mary Rogers 10 40 411 Mary Rogers^ 11 75 412 Mary Rogers 12 25 413 J. W. Thomson 13 00 414 J. W. Thomson 13 20 415 J. W. Thomson 13 60 416 J. W. Thomson 12 75 417 J. W. Thomson .... 15 00 418 Emma Perrln 17 15 419 Emma Perrln 16 00 420 Emma Perrln 17*60 421 Emma Perrln 16 00 422 H. M. Young 17 00 423 H. M. Young 20 00 424 H. M. Young.. 20 00 425 H. M. Young 18 00 426 H. M. Young 17 00 427 H. M. "foung 10 00 428 D. R. Penney 20 00 429 D. R. Penney 20 00 430 D. R. Penney. 20 00 431 Lula Cason 20 00 432 Julia Martin 20 00 433 A. M. Romans 10 00 431 A. M. Romans 10 00 435 A. M. Romans 10 00 43f> Jennie Mcllwaln- 20 00 437 Jennie Mcllwaln 20 00 438 Jennie Mcllwaln 20 00 439 Jennie Mcllwaln 29 00 440 J. A. Rlchey .. 16 00 441 J. A. Rlchey 20 00 Alt. T A 2ft 00 443 Kitty Elchey. 20 00 444 Lula Farrow 20 00 445 Lula Farrow....?.... 20 00 446 Lula Farrow .. 20 00 447 N. A. Wardlaw 20 00 448 N. A; Wardlaw 20 00 449 B. Barksdale 12 00 450 L. A. White 20 00 451 J. B. Beck 15 00 452 G. S. Wilson (repairing sohool house) 10 00 Total .$ Diamond Hill Township. 453 L. M. Lipford 3 20 00 454 L. M. Lipford 20 00 455 L. M. Lipford 20 00 456 L.M. Lipford 20 00 457 B.T.Boyd 5 00 JUS T-T R. T^tlmor. 15 00 459 H. R. Latimer. 15 00 400 H. R. Latimer 22 60 401 H. R. Latimer 15 00 402 D. V. Norrls 8 10 403 B. F. Stratner 1C 85 104 Helen McMaken 20 00 405 Helen McMaken 10 00 4G0 Helen McMaken 20 00 4C7 J. R. Crowther, builder.. 45 00 408 W. T. Mil ford 20 00 i 409 W. T. Mil ford 20 00 470 "W. T. MI I ford 10 00 471 Allle Pre wit 20 00 I 472 Allle Prewlt 17 00 473 Minnie Bell 20 00 474 Minnie Bell 20 00 475 Minnie Bell 20 00 470 Minnie Bell 10 00 477 Minnie Bell 20 00 478 J. H. Bell 20 00 479 J. R. Bell 20 00 480 J. R. Bell 10 00 481 J. K. Bell 20 00 Total 8 519 45 T.owutlcNville Township. 482 Molllc Jones S 4% 483 Molllc Jones 19 00 484 Mollie Jones 14 45 485 Mollie Jones 13 30 486 J. A. VVIlllford 9 00 487 J. A. Wllllford 6 65 4S8 J. A. Wllllford 9 30 489 J. A. Wllllford 4 00 490 R.G.Leslie 20 00 491 R. G. Leslie 14 15 492 MattlsonCobb fl 00 493 Mattle Harper 17 00 494 Mattle Harper 20 00 495 Mattle Harper 20 00 496 Mattle Harper 15 00 497 J. E. Cason 20 00 498 J. E. Cason 20 00 499 L. J. Edge 12 00 500 Lucius Beatte 9 50 501 Lucius Beatle 10 00 502 Lucius Ueatle 10 00 503 J. P. Harper 17 35 501 J. F. Harper 20 00 505 J. F. Harper... 20 00 506 J. F. Harper 15 00 507 LA. Guinu 2 50 508 I. A. Gulnn 10 00 509 I. A. Gulnn 10 00 510 Fannie McAllister. 20 00 511 Fannie McAllister 20 00 512 Fannie McAllister 20 00 513 Fannie McAllister. 8 00 514 Mary Rogers 20 00 515 Mary Rogers 20 00 51U Mary Rogers 20 00 A I -s?eee?-B*B?Stee . . 617 Mary Roger* .... 8fl0 518 Mrs. E. M. DuPre 13 85 619 Mrs. E. M. DuPre.. 10 25 620 Tabltba Thomas 13 60 521 Tabitba Thomas 15 00 522 W. G. Huckabee.. 16 00 523 W. G. Huckabee 16 00 524 W. G. Huckabee 11 25 525 Ellen Crawford........ 5 00 528 Ellen Crawford 2 15 Total .1 604 96 Magnolia Towaiklp. 527 Newlln Mercer. .$ JO 00 628 Newlln Mercer. 10 00 529 Newlln Mercer. 19 00 530 Newlln Mereer ' 15 00 581 Alex Nagh.~ 8 50 632 Wra. Leltner.. ? 10 00 533 Wm. Leltner- 10 00 684 J. N. Belcher-....^. 20 00 535 M. C. Martin rent 2 00 .636 J. L. Leslie 25 00 637 Jennie Cason 80 33 638 Jennie Cason 14 <H 639 Mrs. J. H. Hester 15 00 640 Mrs. J. H. Hester......... 16 00 641 M. 8. Cason 20 00 643 M. 8. Caseo 20 00 543 M. 8. Cason. .. 15 00 544 R. O. Johnson... 20 00 645 R. G. Johnson- 80 00 546 R. G. Johnson 20 00 647 Lula Wright. ' . 90 00 618 Lula Wright. 20 00 ' 619 Lula Wright 90 00 -1 660 Lula Wright - 20 00 661 Manerva Drake 20 00 652 Manerva Drake ?... 20 00 553 Manerva Drake 29 00 654 Manerva Drake 20 00 555 Manerva Drake ........... 20 00 Total t 499 47 Calhonns Kills Township. * , ! 556 Ida McAllister-.. f 20 00 157 Ida McAllister. SO 00 , 558 Ida McAllister. 20 00 fitt> Trla Mr A 111* for 0(1 AO 500 Varence Johnson... 20 00 561 Varence Johnson.- 20 00 562 Varenoe Johnson. 20 00 563 Varence Johnson... 20 00 564 J. L. Leslie 20 00 565 A. L. Patterson 20 00 666 A. L. Patterson - 90 00 'pj 667 M. M. Owen - 20 00 668 M. M. Owen 30 00 . ' Vj 669 M.M.Owen 20 00 t7C Janle Cowan 6 66 671 M. A. McDnffle. 16 00 672 M. A. McDnffle... 1125 673 S. T. Mcintosh- 10 00 674 M. E. Bradley 10 00 676 M. E. Bradley ? 10 00 676 M.E.Bradley 7 60 677 M. E. Bradley- 2 60 678 M. W. Let man 16 00 '' 679 M. W. Letman-... 7 80 680 M. W. Letman- 7 W 681 J. B. Smith................... 1600 682 .T. B. Smith.. 6 00 683 J. B. Smith ... 9 00 684 L. P. Taylor.. 10 00 686 Adelade Crawford- 10 00 686 Adelade Crawford- 6 00 687 E. J. Banks 16 00 688 E. J. Banks. 16 00 689 E. J. Banks 16 00 HO E.J. Banks. 16 00 Total I 497 01 Bordeaux Township.1 ' A 691 8. G. Britt 2o oo 592 8. O. Britt. 2o OO 693 8. Q. Britt So oo 691 8. Q. Britt So oo 696 8. 8. Humbert So oo 696 8. 8. Humbert So oo 697 8. 8. Humbert 2ooo 698 8. S. Humbert So oo 699 8. 8. Humbert lo oo 600 8. A. Willis - 2o oo 601 8. A. Willis - So oo 602 M. E. Wideman..... 18 34 603 M. E. Wideman.. 13 34 604 R.J.Robinson. 4o oo Asv* P T Pnhlnonn 1R M 606 R. J. Robinson...... 86 67 607 R.J. Robinson 26 66 606 R. J. Robin sou 26 66 609 P. C. Bradley 5 oo 610 F. C. Bradley lo oo 611 E. W. Moragne lo oo 612 E. W. Moragne...... lo oo 613 E. W. Moragne 15 oo 614 E. W. Moragne 16 oo 615 C. W. C. Moragne... 16 oo 610 C. W. C. Moragne... 15 oo 617 C. W. C. Moragne... 16 oo 018 C. W. C. Moragne... 11 86 619 B. A. Berdlsbaw... 16 oo 620 B. A. Berdlsbaw... 15 00 621 B. A. Berdlsbaw... 15 oo 622 B. A. Berdlsbaw... 15 oo 628 B. A. Berdlsbaw... 7 6o 624 M. B. Johnson 8o oo /-ji 625 M. B. Johnson Bo oo coc M n Tnhninn In net 627 M. B. Johnson 2o oo 628 M. B. Johnson 2o oo 629 Z. R. Early lo oo 630 M. L. Norman lo oo 681 M. L. Covin 2o oo 632 M. L. Covin So oo 633 M. L. Covin 2o oo 634 M. L. Covin 2o oo 0.S5 31. Carrie Cowan... lo oo 636 E- Cowan, Sceool Com 458 98 637 J. W* Perrln, County Treasurer, a m onnt found due him by i grand Jury 26 oo r r. iriiKrh rn. nruud Examiners 10 oo 039 J. Allen Smith, County Board Examiner 15 oo WO E. Cowan, School Commissioner 81 oo (Ml Press and Banner 42 oo 642 Abbeville Medium 42 oo 043 E. C. MoCants. 2TJ8.... 18 oo 614 G. C. Hodges, 2 T. S.... IB oo 615 R. W- Major, rent, 2 T.S Bo oo 646 A. B. Stalwortb, *2 T.S. IB OO 647 Sallle Clardy, 3 S.... 4o oo 618 Mary McGee 3?T. S 2o oo 649 H. Gogglns. 3 T. 8 15 oo 650 S. E. Cllnkscales, 3, T. S 15 oo 051 S. E. Clinescales. 3 T. 8.. 18 oo 652 A. C. Agnew, 3 T* 8 2o oo 654 E, J. Adams, 3 T. S.... lo oo 654 J. T. Hodges, 3 T. S 2o oo 655 A, J. Hunter, 3T.8.... lo oo 656 A. J. Hunter, 3 T. S So oo (>57 A. E. Agnew, 3 T. S 7 5o 659 Mrs. J. F. Hodges, 3 T.S 35 oo 060 Misses Giles, 2 T. 8 87o oo 661 H. Cllnkscales, 0 T. 8 lo oo 662 II. Cllnkscales, 5 T. 8 6 5o 603 R. J. Smith, fl T. S. 7 5o 664 G. W. Davis, 7 T. S. 2o oo 6G5 L. J. Hutchison, 8 T. 8 13 35 6G6 J. L. Campbell, 8 T. S Jo oo 667 J. H. Owen, 9 T. 8.. 2o oo 667 B. W. Turner, lo T. 8 2o oo Total $ 1,406 83 Respectfully submitted, J. W. PERR1N, connty Treasurer. Notk.?The time for the collection of taxes having been extended, and a considerable amount of taxes being still unpaid, the above report of expenditures is necessarily imper. feet. In faot quite an amount has been Jpald out since the first part of this report was glqea to the printer. J. W. PEJtRIN, County Treasurer, January 3, lSSV. r ' >*5.. -1