The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 23, 1894, Image 2
The Lexington Dispatch
G. M. HARM AN, Eiitor and Publisher.
LEXINGTON, S. C.,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1894.
Col. John D. Wylie, a prominent
politician and lawyer of Lancaster,
died last week in that town.
Rev. S. B. Jones has resigned the
presidency of the Columbia Ft male
College His successor has not yet
been appointed.
All the Reform candidates for
Governor except John Gary Evans
and W. H. Ellerbee, having withdrawn,
the choice is narrowed down
to the above two with the chauces
largely in favor of the former.
Mr. Woodward, now a valued
member of the Staff' of the Augusta
Evening Herald, has become one of
the editors and mauagers of the
Aiken Times.
The registration books will open
on the first Monday in June and July
See that you have your certificate and
that your neighbor also has his.
It is now said that Judge Izlar
will not move to Charleston, as has
been announced, but will make the
contest for re-election to Congress
from this District.
i t 11. 1 it..
unairman irDy nas canea uie
State Democratic Executive Committee
to meet ou the 7th of June,
to fix the dates for the campaign
meetings.
If a man voted for "Weaver electors
for president, the Third party
candidate, and signed a call for a
Sr/rfn"Amvention in behalf of_this
Third party candidate, would you
call him a Third partyite or a Democrat??Newberry
Herald.
No. Neither can you call a man
who signed the call for the Independent
State Convention and voted for
Judge Haskell in 1890 a Democrat.
The law requires that the witness
and juror accounts should be item
ized, bat they do not appear so m the
report of the Treasurer, published in
this issue of the Dispatch. The intention
of the law is, that the tax
payers should have the fullest information
in reference to the expenditures
of the funds of the county and
to lump the accounts will defeat the
purpose of the law and deprive the
tax payers of a right which that law
gives them.
Unless executive clemency inter
feres to save Carpenter, the famous
Edgefield murderer, he will have to
hang and that soon. Carpenter's
case was before the State Supreme
Court last week and the Court acted
promptly upon it. The effect of the
action of the court, was to remand
the case to the Circuit Court for the
purpose of having a new day assigned
for the execution of the death sentence
already imposed. In the meantime
everything possible will be
done to have it commuted to life imprisonment
in the State penitentiary.
The Spartanburg Herald says that
if it is proposed to organize the
Hampton Democratic League for
the purpose of making a factional
fight in State politics, or reading out
of the Democratic party in South
Carolina men who refuse to accept
certain interpretations of sundry
planks in the National platform, it is
not in favor of the movement. It
seems to us that the sole aim purpose,
and intention of the "movement'
is to read out of the Democratic
party certian men who do
not accept certain interpretations of
the Chicago platform, and to get in
power again in this State.
It would be an act of wisdom on
the part of the State Democratic Exetive
Committee to abolish the campaign
meetings thi3 year. Nearly
every voter has made up his mind
already whom he will support for
the various State offices, hence no
good whatever can come of these
meetings and much evil can possibly
result from them.
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Means impure blood, and overwork
or too much strain on brain and body
The only way to cure is to feed the
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF
D. J, GRIFFITH, Treasurer
or
Lexington County,
FOP. THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
October 31, 1893,
Office of County Treasurer,
Lexington, S. C.,
May 18, 1894,
To the Hon. James Aldrich, Presiding
Judge, Court General Sessions.
Lexington County, S. C ;
DEAR SIR: In conformity with
tbe requirements of A. A. No. 194,
approved December 23d, A. D. 1889,
I have the honor to submit the following
report of the transaction of
this office for the fiscal year beginning
November 1st, 1893 and ?end
in# October 31st, 1793:
Xo. Name C. of Claim. Amt
1 J A Williamson, Repairing
bridge 3 00
2 G S Drafte, conveying
lunatic to asylum, 5 55
3 G M Harman, printing
overseers report, 1 50
4 DrS Beckham, examning
lunatics, 5 00
5 H C Milligan, repairs on
piping on jail, 8 00
G George S Drafts, Dieting
prisoners 14 50
7 Dr D L Hilderbrand, examining
lunatic, 5 30
8 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books, supplies,etc 72 20
9 Matthews & Bougnight,
road tools, 2 50
lo David Devore, repair
ing bridge 6 28 {
11 WJ Whitman,
bridge 1 25
12 J H Oswalt, repairing
bridge 10 00
13 II P Roberts, boarding
paupers 42 00
14 Sarah Ramick. pauper 5 00
15 J G Maxey, holding inquest
19 00
10 James A Caughman,
building bridge 80 00
17 H A Argoe, building
bridge 1 50
18 J D Shealy, lumber 5 20
19 L M Sox, repairing
bridge 10 09
20 L M Sox, repairing
bridge 10 00
21 L M Jefcoat, repairing
bridge 5 00
22 L M Jefcoat, building
bridge 8 00
23 J W Mitchell, proceedings
in lunacy G 00
24 J D Shealy, building
bridge G2 25
25
2G Felix Burgess, building
bridge 3 00
27 Adam and Judia Corley
paupers 10 00
28 E L YVmgard, supplies
for school commissioner's
office 1 30
29 Meetze Son, supplies
for jail 1 50
30 E H Lewis, repairing
bridge 3 00
n t s~* ^ ?
6i ureorge s .Drafts, coal
for jail 8 50
32 Merideth May field, taking
pauper to poor
house 3 00
33 John C Spires, building
bridge 3G 40
34 J BWingard, transcribing
cross indez clerk's
office 30 00
35 J B Wingard, clerk co
commissioners 25 00
3G Polly Alewine, pauper 10 00
37 J A II Geiger, hauling od
state road 18 00
38 J G Maxey, holding inquest
on Jos Pinkney 15 30
39 T E B Price, building
bridge 24 00
40 Jeremiah Wise, examining
lunatic 3 00
41 L M Jefcoat, building
bridge 10 00
42 Dr M Q Hendrix, ezamiuing
lunatic- 5 00
43 J A Williamson, building
bridge 10 00
44
45 W L Rawl, lumber 7 90
4G H P Pioberts, boarding
naiineva AA '
J L >JU \J\J
47 S J Stuart, coffin for
pauper 2 50
4S M 1) Harman, auditor's
salary months of Nov and
Dec 1892 50 00
49 Dr W T Brooker, examining
luuatic 5 15
50 Wm Stork, coal for jail 17 00
51 G M Iiarman, publishing
notices, stationary, etc., 30 00
52 J P Chapin, trial justice 41 75
53 G S Drafts, dieting prisoners
00 70
54 Ephriam Hall, repairing
bridge 11 75 i
55 J P J on os, balance county ]
commissioner services 07 00
5G R L Keisler, interest on
note 30 45 ]
57 R L Keisler, trial justice 43 75
58 R L Keisler, holding in- ]
quest on Tom Leaphart 10 50 |
59 Jeremiah Wise, trial justice 31 25 ]
60 P P Clark, trial justice 31 25 1
\
61 J F Kaiser expense in
office school ccmmissioner 2 10
62 ?T \Y Dreher, trial justice 31 25
63 A W Geiger Jr., lumber 6 62
64 S L Rawl, wood for county
commissioners office 1 00
65 Sarah Ramick, pauper 5 00
66 J A Muller, trial justice 62 50
67 Mrs J A Little, interest
on note 28 00
68 P H Gross, coffin for pauper
6 00
69 Dr F D Kendall, 5 00
70 Drs Leaphart & Beckham 36 20
71 P II Corley, inquisition
over body of Marshal Hook
colored 14 65
72 G S Drafts, diet'g prisoners 47 90
73 J \Y Mitchell, stationery
judge probate's office 2 82
74 G M Barman, stationery
and printing 13 50
75 S L Smith, drawing jury 5 00
76 M D Harman, services as
auditor, month June 1893 25 00
77 Eddie Hook, serving jury
of inquest 2 00
78 II P Roberts, steward of
poor houso. 35 00
79 J B Wingard, freight and
postage for county comrs. 150
ou li A :>pann, wort on court
bouse 1 95
81 J G Maxey, trial justice 43 75
82 J L Berry, lumber for
bridge 8 00
83 Stephen Gilliard, coffin for
Jas Pinkney 6 50
84 Sarah Ramick, pauper 5 00
85 P H Caughman, service as
county commissioner 31 95
80 L J Langford, service as
county commissioner 52 50
87 G M Harrnan, publishing
notice &c 5 50
88 Adam and Judie Corley
paupers 10 00
89 Dr C E Leaphart, witness
90 S W Rowan, witness pay
bill 1 20
91 J F Leapbart, interest on
note 14 00
92 S L Smith, services as
county commissioner 38 15
93 C W & T H Caughman,
lumber for county 22 45
94 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books and stationery 2G 85
95 J D Wessinger, lumber 1 50
96 D F Efird, lumber 2 70
97 J G Zenker, jury com'r 21 CO
9S W II Meetze, clerk board
county commissioners 25 00
99 J J Wessinger, lumber 17 77
inn Mt-o m t? \i;iw
*vv I'M A.- iUlUCif iiitdCSb
on note 49 34
101 H P Roberts, boarding
paupers 40 00
102 G S Drafts, dieting prisoners
57 10
103 Noah Mitchell, nursing
paupers 8 00
104 M D Harman, services as
auditor, month Feb 1893 25 00
105 R L Keisler, holding inquest
10 50
10G Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
stationery 8 00
107 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books and stationery
37 70
108 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books and stationery
17 80
109 J S Reeder, repairing
bridge 1 25
110 S L Smith, county commissioner
16 30
111 Samuel Rawl, wood for
co commissioners' office
50
112 Farmers, Mechanic and
Mercantile M'f'g Co., 3 20
113 Sarah Ramick, pauper G 65
111 H A Spauu, express and
stationery for office 1 00
115 D J Caughman, wood
for court house 3 50
116 Emanuel L Corley, brick
and work on oven for
poor house 6 75
117 M D Harinan, for members
of county board of
equalization 80 80
118 J A H Geiger, lumber 8 G5
119 C S Bradford, agent,
insurance on c house 100 00
120 G M Harman, printing
and stationery 20 50
121 S O Kaminer, shovels 4 80
122 E & J Long, repairing
bridge and lumber 15 00
123 Dallas Spires, conveying
Henry McCloud to
poor bouse 5 00
124 Adam and Judie Corley,
paupers 10 00
125 Samuel Horsey, building
bridge 40 00
12G W P Roof, goods, etc., 45 32
127 James HarmaD, pauper 4 00
128 H A Wilson, pauper 1 00
129 D J Griffith, witness
pay bilk 175 40
130 D J Griffith, jury pay
bills Qf>
f IU i/V/
131 WH Meetze, clerk board
co commissioners and
expressage 10 55
132 H P Roberts, boarding
paupers and services
rendered 46 50
L33 Noah Mitchell, digging
grave and nursing paupers
9 Oo
134 P H Caughman. county
commissioner 22 40
135 Farmers, Mercan tile
MTg Co, supplies 27 15
198 Lorick & Lowrance,
wrench for jail 2 50
136 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books and stationery
13 24
137 James B Addy, trial justice
12 50
138 J D Jacobs, constable 18 75
139 H G E'eazer, M D post
mortem examination 5 00
140 J Frank Kaiser, postage,
wood and expressage. 2 15
141 J W Mitchell, order to examine
lunatic 3 00
142 Dr L K Pkilpot, post mortem
examination 10 00
143 Drs Eargle and Eleazer,
11 20
CAaUilUiU^ iuauu\.u
144 Wade Hall, lumber 9 G9
145 J W Dreber, trial justice 31 25
14G M P Ilarman, service as
auditor for month March
1893 25 00
147 Mrs Lynne Rodgers, borrowed
money 2 000 00
148 Mrs Lynne Rodgers, interest
on note 122 14
149 Jeremiah Wise and T W
Craft, trial justice and
constable 31 25
150 D E Shumpert, building
bridges 125 00
151 Drayton Long, repairing
canal on public road 3 40
152 H A 8pann, fees Feby
term of court 74 40
153 II D Reynolds, burying
body of Mrs Strong 9 00
154 Adam and Judy-Corley,
paupers 10 00
155 D J Griffith, interest on]
note of ft T Hook 35 77
156 J A II Geiger, two days
hauling on public road 3 00
157 G M Caughman, contingent
3 84
158 James Ilarman, pauper 4 00
159 S L Smith, blasting rock
on bush river road 3 50
1 mmfCSuTTty "" ' *
commissioner 46 35
161 Dr M Q Hendrix, examining
lunatic 5 30
162 Dr M Q Hendrix, salary
as physician at poor house 11 60
163 D U Addy, lumber 11 96
164 Dr S Beckham, examining
lunatic 5 30
195 J A Muller, trial justice 62 50
166 G S Drafts, dieting prisoners
13 50
167 Ben Summers and Pierce
Strother, work on well at
poor house 4 50
168 G S Drafts, conveying
lunatic to Asylum 6 05
169 II P Roberts, boarding
paupers &c 43 65
170 Paul P Clark, trial justice 31 25
171 KC Moore, constable 27 00
172 M D Harman, service as
ti * i *1 i nno Ar r\r\
auuitor ior April iouo zo uu
173 M D Ilarman, postage,
express, &c 3 45
174 J A Muller, affidavits in
lunatic cases CO
175 J W Mitchell, orders in
case of lunacy 3 00
17G J D Ellisor, conveying
lunatic to asylum 15 00
177 S L Smith, county commissioner
21 40
178 Hayne Harman, pauper 3 00
179 J D Shealy, lumber G 00
180 W H Meetze, postage
for county commissioners1
office 1 00
181 W H Meetze,clerk board
county commissioners 15 00
182 Adam and Judy Corley,
paupers 8 00
183 S P Redmond, conveying
lunatic to asylum 11 35
184 James ilarman, pauper 4 uu
185 G M Harinan, stationery
and printing 13 75
186 L L Lown, lumber and
coffin 2 50
187 J J Boozer, repairing
water spout at jail 50
188 S L Smith, drawing
jury 3 10
189 State penitentiary, dieting
George Kinard 76 20
190 G M Ilarman, printing
treasurer's annual report
and notices 137 05
191 W E Ilarman, case for
auditor's office 8 00
192 M D Harmau, salary as
auditor for May, 1893 25 00
193 II P Roberts, boarding
paupers 35 70
191 Mrs Suckey Seastruuk,
pauper 2 00
195 J J Kesler, lumber 19 08
196 H A Spann, fees as Clerk
of Court 22 65
197 H A Spann, fees as Clerk
of Court 21 25
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1894, in the Lexington Dispatch. t??v27j
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Final Discharge. !
4 LL PERSONS INTERESTED f
J.\. will take notice tbat I will apply i
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county, S. C., on the 25th clay of May,'
1894, at 11 o'clock a. m. for a final f
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tinne the good work, pleasing our trade nnd
>r Our leading Dry Goods arc: Graniteville j*
the bolt: Graniteville, 4-4 E K(aCc., by the
j bolt as bale, and best plaid 25 inch's, at 5c.
25c. Crepons 4-4 15c. Do*ted Swiss Lawn
Iroin 4J to 10c. ltemember we sell 4-4 Andr
The above is simply to give you an idea of
at the sametime give you the difference in pi
We buy all country produce and pay mark
I it a point to keep a close eye or. our business,
i counts, and this is the reason why we are abli
, prices. Give us one call and lie convinced.
I u?e, and soliciting their kind trade in the futi
I CRAFT & ,
SWANSE
M ty 1(J.
EDM!
Pry (Ills, (
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HAT H
(JOJVCJMISS. C., 0!
Here yon will find au Elegaut Stock to select
Very respectfully,
R. II. EM
WEARE 0
THE FOLl
50 Pieces Half Wool Challies. at 1?A cents f
100 pieces White and Colored Figured Colt
10 pieces Black Grenadine, 75 cents, worth
5 pieces Colored Figured Chiua Grenadine,
25 pieces Figured Silk for waists, at 25 cent
S*e our 39 and 59 cents White China Silks.
All colors in Crepe Amorals for ties, for 50 i
15 pieces Turkey lied Damask, at 20 cents.
15 pieces Butter Colored Inserting, assorte<
1.0M) Boxes of Paper and Envelopes at 5 c<
See our Unbleached Sea Island, at cents
See our Unbleached Drill, 25 yards for SI 0
100 pieces of White Plaid Lawns, at 10 cen
Big drives in Ladies' Hats and Hat Trimmii
We are showing Special Values in Staple an
OUR LI>
BOYS' AND MEI
IS NOW CO
THE LARGKS"
LADIES', CHILDREN AM
Soliciting a continuation cf your pa ronage
Miwy liiipr
November 2 ly.
LORKI&L
COLUMBIA HOTEL BLO
HEADQUART]
C? MILLS, EWrORATi
FIELD C3--A
COTTON GINS, FEEDE
PRESSES AND
PLAIN AND DECORATED GLASS, MARK!
GRATES, EE A DEI
HAF.DWAP.E Come
ftjul see tis or write to us when i
Jan. 1.?lv.
MANHOOD R
fijjg t fjtSA 1 Ruaranteed to cure ft! 1 nerve
fflffif iyr Power, Headache, Wakefuli
^ r\ ness.alldrainsandlosaof p
v*. E /'At >vl u*l bvoverexertion, youthfal
"y *J0f% olanta.wh'chleadtolnflrml
I'iaVv^aeY A vest P?cket- 81 per box, 6
* A \ "f^K.*glve ? written gunrante
w! NlilWuiilli 1 ih .ill hi ii I il ' A?k for it, take n
lt&yuiiic a.nu ah tit L bi.nci. in plain wrapper. Address A'
i'or sale la Lexington, S.C., by G
EAT?':he
thinking people ot
he powers that he at
s attribute it to somect
that our principal
r i . i
cs tor the time Deing
: clothe mankind are
fore.
>tvles
/
lard makes fifteen per
a large stock of
HING
let the loss be what it
le for cash and cash
xperience what to look
of Mimnaugh ? Who
:es ?
I &CO.
2LGNE
SWANSEA*.
h and neatly selected stock of Drv Gooas,
o carry a full lino of Groceries, Hardware,
motive to profits as make a customer not
this consolation we are determined to contriving
perfect satisfaction to everybody.
C(nyic by the bolt; Grauiteville, |f2)5c by
bolt, Rescue plaid 27 inch, the same by
Lawns from to 25; Challies from 5 to
15 and 20. Cotlonades 10 to 35. Black
oscoggin for 7c.
onr piicc-s Think, we only sell for cash
ice.
et prices, also cotton, rosin, etc. We rrake
boy goods for tbs cash, make all disss
to sell at such redactions from former
Thinking the p.iblic for their past pitroniire,
we are most respectfully,
JOHNSON,
i A, N. C.
JNDS
liiiif, S*
r>
: o u s e ,
)posite Grand Central Hotel, Corner.
; from and prices very low. Ploase calL
mm jit
9
FFERING
LOWING:
i yard.
on Dnck, at 11 cents a yard.
SI 25.
at 51 20, worm 52 w.
s a yard. ,
and 73 cents a yard.
1 prices,
rnts tt box.
3.
ts, worth 15.
ngs.
d Dress Styles of Ginghams.
;E OF
N'S CLOTHING
MPLETE.
r STOCK OF
mm mm sniiTU
1I1IMI fl MII/1JJ13 UVU I lit
, we remain Respectfully,
wed Racket
OWMNfE
CK. COLUMBIA, S.
sits FOR
IS, SHIT COPPER,
.^ZDETST SEEDS
ERS, CONDENSERS,
> BELTING,
SEIZED MANTLES, GLAZED TILES,
IS, ETC.,
GROCERIES
u ueeil of anything in our line.
CCTADCrt! "NERVE HEEM,"
SIO I 1\ UU This wonderful remedy
>us diseases, such as Weak Memory. Loss of Brala
jess. Lost Manhood, Nightly Emissions, Nervousower
In Generative Organs of either sex caused
errors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stlm?
tv. Consumption or Insanity. Can oe carried to
for So, by mall prepaid. Wltha?5 order we
e to cure or refund the money. Sold by all
oother. Write for free Medical Book sent sealed
Elk VE SEED CO., Masonic Temple, CaiCAQO,
KOKGK SMITH, Druggist.