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OFFICIAL REPORT ON
ABBEVILLE COUNTY JAIL,
S&TEMB&R 14, 1916
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Our score card report onr the Abbeville
county jail, based on our inspections
and attached hereto, shows
a total of 605 points out of a possible
1,000, grouped under three main
heads:
1. Jail Plant, Permanent Feature*.
Under this first head 232 out of a
possible 400 points are allowed. The
jail is a firetrap of the very worst
type. The facilities for classifying
prisoners in it are unsatisfactory.
The ventilation of the cells is deficient.
The sanitary facilities afforded
the prisoners are extremely meager.
The cells are of the undesirable in?
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j ber of nice houses in Abbe
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terior type aid receive little i
light
To make the fundamental1 chai
in the jail really necessary to impi
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volve an expenditure of public fv
likely to be possible only on the ]
lie's demand. In the meantime, I
ever, we strongly urge that the
lowing improvements be made
once:
(1) That a hole be cut in
floor of the prisoners' quarters at
end of the prisoners' corridor, fi
with a metal trap door, locked f
the outside, and a metal laddei
built up the side of the wall in
jailer's hall to reach the door. '
trap door will make it possible to
the prisoners out of jail in case
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see if it suits you.
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mn" wooden stairway caught on fire.
,, (2) That a bathtub be installed in
?ges. | the 'jailers bathroom.
'OvQ 11. Jailer's Management of th# JlliL
} in- Increasing; the score undei^ tbfe
mds head is entirely in the hands of the
>ub- sheriff and his jailer who are the le
low- ?al custodians of the jail. It will be
f0l_ seen from the score card report that
at their means of disciplining and occupying
the prisoners are up to our
the standard. To enable the sheriff to
improve his score we suggest that
tted he:
rom (1) Arrange for having religious
. be services held every week in the jail
the for the prisoners; get the people of
Phig the community to visit the jail and
gej. take an interest in its management.
Account quarterly to the county
?= board of commissioners for supplies
received, used and on hand, making,
I|H at the same time a written requisi- I
tion for supplies needed during the j
ensuing quarter.
(2) Enlarge the records of the
Vjjjfl prisoners kept in the jail book in the :
jw sheriff's office and include the race, j
j sex, and age of each prisoner and the!
(reason why each is discharged from1
jail.
(3) Keep the prisoners' quarter
cleaner. Have the floors in the prisoner's
quarters and the steel cell
work mopped off once a week.
JJ (4) Confine prisoners of the folI
lowing classes on the third floors of
y the jail?females of both races, juv-j
Z eniles of both races, all sick and all
) insane.
(5) When it is suspected that a
prisoner's person is infected "with'
vermin, require him to annoint himself
with verminicide. Make arrangements
for having the underclothing
of all prisoners washed and
changed weekly.
(6) Serve three meals a day to
prisoners instead of two. Give the
prisoners more wheat bread to eat
and fresh meat twice a week instead
of only once.
III. County Commissioner* and the
Jail.
The county commissioners are re- j
sponsible for conditions scored under
this heading of the score card report.
To enable them to increase their
score we suggest that they:
J (1) Enclose the jail yard securely
n with a brick wall. Have the windows
J and exterior doors of the prisoners'
| quarters screened.
I (2) Provide clothing for prisoners
to wear while in jail and a cuspidor
for each cell. Provide straw ticks instead
of mattresses for the prisoners'
beds.
(3) Require professional services
as follows from the county physician,
paying him for performing same: I
Make a physical examination of every 1
prisoner within 24 hours after commitment
Vaccinate every prisoner
against smallpox. Visit all prisoners
weekly, inspecting their food and
quarters.
(4) Transfer all tubercular prisoners
from the county jail to the
State penitentiary tuberculosis hos7pitaL
(5) Check the sheriff's monthly
jail reports and require him to ac<
count quarterly for all supplies received
and on hand, and to request
in writing those needed for the next
quarter.
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It will pay you to sow grain to
get the stubble.
Fertilizer is with our Fish and
I Blood Guano when you sow it
and make grain and stubble too.
i ANDERSON PHOSPHATE & OIL
CO.
W. F. FARMER, Sec.
UGH1 CALOMEL MAKES
YOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before
It Salivates You! It's Horrible!
You're bilious, sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerI
ous calomel to start your liver and ;
8 clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your I
?. druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Dod- i
son'3 Liver Tone and take a spoon- j
12} ful tonight. If it doesn't start your
in liver and straighten you right up
better than calomel and without grip- ]
i ing or making you sick I want you
j to go back to the store and get your
1 money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and siek and nau- j
seated. Don't lose a day's work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight 1
and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless, so give it to your
children any time. It can't salivate,
so let them eat anything afterS,
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jfi FOR SALE?GROUND ROCK
| I ..We will sell you all the ground
| 2 Phosphate Rock you want. Wp,
| don't guarantee results by any
! 1 manner of means, don't even rec
| ommend it, but we will sell you
I J all you want at $9.00 a ton in
f J bags and $7.50 a ton in bulk f. o.
J 1 b. Anderson, S. C.
P 3 ANDERSON PHOSPHATE & OIL
jn co.
|| W. F. FARMER, Sec.
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In the face of
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tremeiy mgn pncei
that we point to ou
priced shoes for n
children. You wil
shoes themselves tc
the real value. T1
$2.50, $3, $3 5(
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"Always Busy"
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State Board of Charities and Corre
tions, Albert S. Johnstone, Sec.
Score Card Report on Abbeville
, County Jail.
1. Location, 15 per cent.
2. Separation of prisoners' qua
ters from jailer's residence, 10 p
cent. .
2. Prisoners' quarters, (a) Fi
hazard, 11; (b) ventilation, 65; (<
facilities for classification, 55; (<
sanitary facilities, 56; (e) cell f
cilities and type, 30.
Total score under section I, 23
possible, 400.
II. Sheriff's management; metho<
and results:
1. Jailer's general duties, 33 pi
cent.
2. Records of prisoners, 20 pi
cent
3. Prisoners quarters; condition
51 per cent.
4. Classification of prisoners, 4
per cent.
5. Personal hygiene of prisoner
63 per cent.
6. Prisoners' food and feeding, i
per cent.
7. Discipline and occupation <
prisoners, per cent.
Total score under section II, 26!
possible 400.
III. County commissioners and tt
jail:
' 1. Jail's equipment and repair, 7
per cent.
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Total score under section III, 84
possible, 200.
Complete score on Abbeville cour
ty jail, 605 per cent; possible 1,00
LANDS FOR SALE.
214 acres, 3 double room house:
2 barns. Rents this year for 3,00
rimmed Tint onHnn A miles smith fl
Hester, S. C. Price $12.50 per acr<
350 acres, 2 double rooms and on
4 room house and several out house!
good cotton land, 4 miles south c
Hester, S. C. Price $12.50 per acre.
75 acres, 4 room house and wel
1-2 mile west of Mt. Carmel, S. C
Price $10.00 per acre.
Also 2 or 3 good small farms nea
Willington, S. C., and 5 choice farm
75 to 10 acres near Calhoun Falls.
S. J. HESTER,
8-27-9. Hester, S. C
xoxss
this season's ext,
it is with pride f*
r line of popular n
len, women and JA
1 have to see the JKy>
fully appreciate *
ie prices ares
), $3.98, $4.50 J
And for the ladies we 1
prettiest boot to be found a
in black or white at
$2.50 and $3.00.
^ Men's work shoes, $1.7!
GLANCE AT THESE PHI
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LADIES' COAT SUITS
ought to sell for $15.00
ought to sell for $20.00
fn aoll tnr $2^.00
jyglii IV OVAA 1WA
ought to sell for $27.50
ought to sell for $30.00
LADIES' COATS
ought to sell for $6.0ff
ought to sell for $7.50
ought to sell for $10.00
ought to sell for $12.0Q
ought to sell for $12.50
ought to sell for $14.00 ...
ought to sell for $17.50 :
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Tlpl Reason. Abbeville
er Here is music with the quali
^ immortality?records that bring tl
pleasure over; and over again. Vis
and hear them?your home will
15 such music.
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fA Perfect Day (J.*cob?-Bond) 1
J (Violin- 'Cello-Piano) McKee Trio |
>2 1 Mother Machree (From "Barry of Ballymore") j
[ (Olcott-Bali) McKee TrioJ
)f ("Go to Sleep, My Diuky Baby (Vocal version of ike *|
j "Hamoraquc") (DroFik) Kline-Baker-Donlap [
| Rockin' Time (Gertrude L. Knox) [
J J I, i KKne-Baker-Dunlap J
f Jewels of the Madonna?Intermezzo (Introduction to "1
ie J Ad III) (Wolf-Ferrari) Victor Concert Orchestra 1
1 Merrv Wives of Windsor Overture (Nicolai)
j [ New Symphony Orchestra of London J
* (Troratore?Afo?me (Verdi)
J Kline, Macdonoogh end Chorus
T 1 Troratore-Home to Our Mountains (Verdi)
I, Dunlap-Macdonough,
I. I Heer You Me (Marshall) John McCormack
Thais?Meditation (Massenet) (Violin with Orchestra)
Maud Powell
l" Do, da, liegsb mir im Herzen (Pas) In German
0 Alma Gtock-Paol Reuners 1
O sole mio (My Sunshine) (Neapolitan Folk Song)
(Capwrro-di Capua) In Italian Enrico Caruso !
Lo, Here the Gentle Lark (Bishop)
(Flute ObbUgato) Nellie Melba I
3, The Rosary (Nevis) Ernestine Schomann-Heink I
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