The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 31, 1899, Image 1

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b"*?* BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM ?IN Western South Carolina. 0 RATES REASONABLE. O SUBSCRIPTION $1 PER ANNUM O M PRINTING A SPECIALTV. fmrnmrnmamsaammmmmmmamammmamam ANNUAL BEPOBT of J. S. DESEEI*2, Treasurer CF LEXINGTON, COUNTY, S. C, For the Fiscal Year Ending r DECEMBER, 31, 1891. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Lix:xgton, S. C, May 2Gth, 1890. To the Hon O W. BuchanaD, Preairliner .TnrJorp. fJmirfc of General ?rThe Lexington Dispatch.' | . ^ Bepresentatiue fteu;spaper. Couers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Lihe a Blanket. tVOL. XXIX. LEXIXGTOX, S. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1899. AO. 29 tllTn^BlM|lnBmirgg!IWg?WlW?MMMgirT,T,,TPMM"?'"?^ I HIM I III II ' II IHIIIII II II I I I II II lll'l III III I?HT-TTT1III II II ' I 1 [11 II nTTTlin [TT1 ITT I IT 1 I ITU HTWmrmTnr?rTWIWWTmWWII 'II III I?ill vUL^A GLOBE DRY GOODS COMPANY, *w. is. avGonsrcisrxorfcT, JS., n^^.nsr-A-O-BS, * IMM x63Q MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C., in Lhrw . Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention. W ~Y \ Jj ii Oot(.bor?-tf W1IWWT?I it. !! mm*mm i i i ? ttmm\ i? \m w n?m n i i n i i mi n i ??? S?-I n fo? Lexmgton county, S. C DEAR SIR: Id conformity with the requirem^n-s of an act, No. 194. approved December 23J, A D 1889 I have the honor to submit the fol lowing report of the transactions of this office for the fiscal jear beginning January 1st, 1898, and ending Dumber 31s*, 1S9S. Very respectfully, J. S DERRICK. Treasurer Lexington County, S C: COUNTY CLAIMS. No. Nrme. Nature of Claim. Amt S 1 G S Drafts, meals for jurors and witnesses.$ 3 00 2 KamiDer Hotel, lodging for jurors 12 00 3 J S Huffm n, Equalization board 8 00 4 J S Huffman, services v com and ex 1100 5 Wesley Hsrsey and S A Green, lumber and work 23 50 6 S L Rawl, wood for office and cb 14 00 7 J E Say lor, lumber and work 24 15 8 Walker, Evans & Cogwell, office supplies. 20 84 9 N S Younginer, services, township board four days 8 00 10 N S Younginer, services township com. 5 50 11 B S Mack, services township com 6 50 12 C Harnald, repairing bridge 2 80 L 13 D E Shumpert, supplies chain gang.... 14 20 14 Scott Hendrix, poor house and poor G 00 15 W B Seay, constable for coroner 2 00 16 J M Shealy, salary magistrate and con stable 3215 17 A Marks, dieting jurors G 00 18 J B Amick, lumber.. 2 56 in T T n _i i o AM JLi7 O U V.JritJV, UCCB. ... * \JV 20 G H Kood, overseer and sup chain pang 39 70 21 G Sawyer, salm?trate 37 50 22 J B Amick, lumber.. 2 90 23 W P Roof, sup co com 19 93 24 WPRoof, sup p house 21 01 25 W P Rx>f. sup jail.. 9 07 26 H A SpanD, fees February term 129 85 27 J M Rikard, supplies ? chain gang 2 40 I*- 28 Lorick & Lowrance, supplies chain gang 91 77 29 G A Shealy, lumber. 72 10 30 W JCayce,supcgaDg 45 85 31 W A Goodwin, salary, services and con 43 75 32 Jeff B Amiek, lumber ^ 176 ? 33 J J Kvzer, b bridge. 7 50 34 J J Cannon, two days services on board... 4 00 * '35 J J Cannon, board commissioners.. .7.. 200 35 I Hallman, asalary magistrate and ser.. 31 25 37 P B Q jattlebaum, township board.... 2 09 38 P B Quattlebaum, v township com 5 00 39 W E Quttlebaum, lumber and work... 40 27 . 49 H A1 Meetze. salary constable, &c., 25 90 41 G E Roberts, superintendent chain gang 33 33 42 S O Kiminer, sup inn an piles cuaiu g'tug. . -xkj I 43 C L ilaetz3, salary chain gang 45 09 44 S D Fulmar, sal and i ex poor house 40 25 V 45 S D Fdlmer, miking shirts and drawers B chain gang G 50 4G T H Ciughman, diet^T\ ing prisoners 123 80 47 T H Ciughman. of^ liae fees 210 15 W 48 X H Ciughman, jul ^ expenses 32 49 49 E L Wingard, juror, witness and cjq bills 1422 30 50 E L Wicgarcl, postage, &c 20 TO t 51 M DHarario, postage 7 95 52 M D Hirman, auditor's salary 75 00 58 J F Siiukie, lumber. 22 27 54 V W Shins, lumber and work 13 02 ' 55 Canceled 50 It L Kui^ler, interest oa borrowed money 120 19 57 A J Little, interest oa ^ borrowed money 21 00 55 Otto Hegmau, trees at poor bouse 3 10 ft 59 WS Hite, township com. 14 o0 60 T R Davis, conveying lunatic 3 45 61 D E Craft, township commissioner 3 20 62 J M Crap3, coroner fees 26 3(? 63 C W Caugbman, lumber 22 03 64 J D Farr, traveling expenses sup ed 43 40 i 65 J D Farr, salary co. sup. education 100 00 66 D W Kioskr, lumber.. G 36 67 D F Efird, horse hire for poor house 12 00 68 J EKaufmann, medicine for chain gang 2 65 69 S J Clark, salary commissioner ? year 37 50 70 JH Roberts, salary overseer chain gang 99 25 71 J C Davis. 5 days, 100 mile travel 10 00 72 Mathews & Wilson, lumber 3 66 ! 73 Dr. J. R. Langford, post mortem 5 00 j 74 P H Craps, township commissioner 6 0(- | 75 P H Craps, board assors. 60 00 76 O B Addy, salary mag. and constable 50 00 77 J C Fulmer, lumber... 2 65 78 J H Koon, salary mag. 37 50 79 H Y Hutto, salary con. N 25 CO 80 G M Harm8n, stationery and printing 35 90 81 C S Bradford, agent, insurance on c house 100 00 82 G A Sheaiy, corns t Boiling Springs 2 00 83 C R Sturkie, com Bull Swamp 4 UJ 81 D E Sbumpert, com Congaree 10 00 85 J W Dreher, com Fork township 20 00 86 G A Kaminer, com Hollow Creek 41 00 87 S E Taylor, com Gilbert Hollow 19 00 88 W J Rucker, com Sandy Run 2 00 89 J H Spires, com Piatt SpriDgs 1 00 90 S L Smith, com Saluda 16 00 91J E Fulmer, com Broad River 7 00 92 Fred HegmaD, com Lexington, t s 67 00 93 C C Goodwin, township commissioner.. 3 00 91 P E Hutto, magistrates salary 12 50 95 P E Hutto, inquest. 8 50 SG Gross Bros, lumber for poor house 59 67 97 G B Wingard, supplies chain gang 13 15 98 George & Mathias, beef for poor house. 6 50 99 John D Farr, stamps and office expenses.. 2 35 j 100 RWHaltiwanger, sal ary as magistrate... l'J ju ]01Meetze& Son, supplies for chain gang. 7 10 102 J F Meetze, lumber, See 1 GO 103 D J Mathias, township board 1 00 104 Dr J W Geiger, ex lunatic. 5 00 j 105 Dr J J Wingard, x lunatic 5 00 I ICG H M Wingard, supplies for chain gang. 4 35 j 107 II M Wiugatd, supplies for chain gang. G5 75 j i ICS S L Smith, township board G 00 I | 100 S L Smith, county board 5 GO 110 O Cannon, township commissioner 7 00 ' 1110 CaDnoD, board cq G 00 | 112 B D C'ark, board as3 4 00 j 113 Rrof Sc Barr, lumber 19 92 ! 114 P Eleazer, lumber, etc 11 58 i 115 J L Derrick, serviced com board < q 7 50 116 J L Jefcoat, services board commissioners 3 50 I 117 W X Lucas, work en bridge 4 50 ; 1 IS W W Barr, township board assessors G CO ! 11U & Li WiDgara, o township r r bond, 1 Saluda 063 00 j 120 W L K JoLdsod, towa>h:p board ass.... 0 00 j 121 W L K Jjbcstor, board commissioners 4 73 i 122 W F Baggo*, bridge 02 30 I 123 W L K Johnston, constable " 20 70 : 124 Dr. J L Jobn&tou, post triortern 3 00 125 J L Jefcoat. services en tonwasbip board 6 00 120 J L GienD, lumber etc 3 82 127 S M Sightler, lumber G 00 128 S JI Sightler, lumber &e 1G 12 129 J F Rickard, wheels for chain gaDg 10 00 ; 130 F C CaugbmaD, labor and material 3 41 1 131 F A HegmaD, services board commissioners 4 Oil 132 S E Tavlor, services board commissioners 7 40 133 G A Kaminer, services board corn.... G 30 134 D E Sbumpert, services board assessors G 00 135 D E Shumpert, services board com ... 5 50 136 J II Spires, services board commissioners 9 70 137 J II Spires, township assessors G 00 IOC* T V17 T\ i~TT.v. JLOO 0 J^ICUtrx, iur(uship assessors GOO 139 J W Dreher, senices board commissioners 5 20 140 P Redman, board ass 4 00 141 W J Packer, board assessors 4 00 142 W J Rucker, board commissioners 5 80 143 J A Ka'gier, board assessors 4 00 144 G A Kaminer, board assessors 4 00 145 A L Smitb, board ass 6 00 14G A L Smilb, board commissioners G 30 147 S E Taylor, board ass G 00 148 C II Sturkie, board assessors G 00 j 149 F A HegmaD, services board commissioners 7 80 150 G J Sox, board ass.. 4 00 151 L W Moak, boaid ass 4 00 152 A D Skull, board ass 4 00 153 L J Langford, salary 150 00 154 S C Gantt, board ass 4 00 155 G A Shealy, board assessors G 00 156 J E Hendrix, bcaid assessors 4 00 157 J A lluiler, board assessors 4 00 138 Scott Etndiix, board assessors 4 00 lo'J J Walter JAener, board assessors 4 00 1G0 H E Drafts, board assessois 4 00 IG1 J P Able, board ass. 4 00 1G2 A P West, board assessors 4 CO 1G3 H F Hendrix, boaid assessors 4 00 1G4 C Ft Sturkie, services board com G 20 1G5 D HarmaD, equalization board 113 70 160 J E Fulmer, services co board com 8 10 1G7 J E Fuliuer, services co board assessors. . 6 (0 103 DrLM Mitchell, post mortem 10 00 1G9 L B O.vens, ex lunalic 5 00 | 170 JvtT B Amick, lumber 3 41 J 171 O P Clark, board assessors X 4 00 j 172 O P Clark, township commissioner 4 (0 j jgEJ ?E5 ^ | ' | | S, S, S. is a Great Blessing i I Bid Pasfiie, It Gives Vm t Nsw Blood and Life, ?*,rf from whir the remedy whirh will ko"p their sy elhoroiigLly re?n<>vi;v ing new strengt h ai the apjKJtite. buiith giving bleed throng! Mrs. Sarah Pike ' I am seventy year for twenty years, i V3 ... addition, had Eczei Z~ ^ doc tor said that <?n well again. 1 took a ' comnleiely. and 1 a? ^6^ A'- v* A r ?. | * i? i I ioti as wcsi as I e' ?L\ J W. Loving, of Colquitt. Ga., een years I suffered tortures from a ;r.y skin. I tried almost every knowi failed one by one. and I was "told t!ia sixty six. v.as against me. and that to be well again. I finally took S. S. 1 my blood thoroughly, and uow I am ^ a a is t!:o only rometly winch cau build old because it is the only one v fit3 potash. mercury, nrs. nio ai It is made fivm roots and in it. S S S. curt p. the worst c;iscs of j Totter. Open Sores Chronic Ulcers, Iioi Books on these diseases will be sent fi 173 J W Saoguiuett, couvpying lunatic 4 35 174 Dt G Douglasp, post roortpm 10 00 175 Dr J W Sanclel, post inortem 10 00 17GDrFL Sandtl, poit mnrtpm 5 00 177 J H Rood, salary msg istrate 37 50 178 H V Hutto, constable's salary 25 00 170 J M Shealy, magistrate and con salary. 31 7?J 180 P E Hutto, magistrate's salary 12 50 181 PEHutto,handcuff* 2 75 182 P E Iluttc, supplies t chaiugang 20 1-1 183 W L K John30D, con- ; ( stable's salary 18 75 184 R W Haltiwanger, magistrate and con.. 31 70 185 R L Iveisler, lumber. 2 00 18G J J Long, timber and | labor 1 50 j 187 M S Bickly, hauling < lumber 1 CO 1S8 E F Hall, lumber... 5 00 189 G B Aull, lumber... 9 27 1 190 Isaiah Howard, work <j in auditor's office.... 40 a 191 Geo Sawyer, magistrate salary 37 30 ; g 192 H A1 Meetze, consta- ! o ble salary 25 00 193 Dr. C E Leaphart, 2 lunacy proceedings.. 20 00 194 C S Bradford, insur- o iDg jail 90 00 ; 195 H A SpanD, cletk fees 84 05 ! 2 190 GE Roberts, serving chain gaDg 12 03 ; 2 197 Gros3 Bros, lumber 9 50 | 198 Scott Hendrix, coffin i 0 for pauper 3 00 j 199 W E Lorick, convey- j 2 ing pauper 2 50 J 0 200 S D Fulmer, steward at poor house 42 60 i 2 201 T II Caughman, diet? prisoners 100 70 2 202 T K Caughman, office j 2 fees 90 20 : 2 203 T II Caughman, jail expenses 2 GO 0 204 M A Whittle, arrest 3 95 j 205 J B Stokes, supplies ' 2 for chain gaDg 4 25 j 20G W J Cayce, supplies 2 for chain gang 60 05 . 207 J C Giover, coffin for I 2 pauper 5 CO I 208 Jno D Fatr, salary ' 2 school commissioners 100 00 | C\r\(\ T T\ TT1 c 1 1 o zvj o xj rarr, pubiage x iu 210 S F Eilisor, convey- \ 2 ing lunatic 7 SO | 211 D J Griffith, supplies j 2 for chain gaDg 9 90 212 F C Cuughmau, work . j 2 on county poor houso 39 OS j 213 J J Bickley, labor at %2 poor house 13 21 ! 21-1 Swygert & Corley, j 2 work on poor house wagon 1 10 v 215 J T Gable, 1300 brick j $ for poor house 11 05 216 F C Caugbman, work on bridge 13 00 , vil\* In; ;i?l 'A I\UVC-7 iiV't ?I v w * " J iU feebleness unci ill health, and nearly all of the sickness among der people can be avoided Most elderly ?opie are very susceptible to iilmw-s. ; ;t it is wholly unnecessary. l>v k? t-pjlood pure they can fortify themselves escape three-fourths of tito ailments h they suffer so generally. S S. N. is >tenss young, by purifying the blood. g all waste accumulations, an ! impartat life to the whole, hedy. It increases ; up the energies, and nds new iifotoui the entire system . s?T Broadway, South Boston, writes: s o'd. ami had not enjov<d good health I was sick in different ways, and in nu terribly on one of my l<*gs The account of my age, 1 would never ho dozen bottles of 8. 8. S. and it cured me n happy to say that rer did in my life." says: "For eight- ^ liory eruption on ?f \ . rome-ly. but tire/ f t my age, whicu is ??? ??-. I couhl never hope s,~ -e,: 8.. ami it cleansed ^ /4l? fy:, ia perfect health."' r ' BloOOO un and strengthen '^ji ' 1 ? * ? , i J. -r? rhich is guaranteed fiss&r' :d other damaging herbs, and has :<> chemicals whatever 1 Scrofula. Cancer. Eczema. Ithcuinaiisuj, Is. or any other disease of the 1,-Iood. :ee by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, (ia. i I 2G3TS. CiVENAWAY | C-it *Iiia cut and take it to the (Insist nnnnd below and you v. :i! r< c( ive a regular 25c size bottle of Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine for 5c. Ukatine positively cures nil forms of Kidney difficulties, Dyspepsia Cod- BY etipation. Headache, iheuuiutism, Pu fling of the Eyes Ukatine cures | Pimples and blotches, and makes sallow cud yellow skin white. Dj not deity, but take advantj age of this great c flfer, as thous i ands bear evidence to the wod- J | del ful curative powers of UkaI line. J. E. KAUFiVIANN, : Lexington. S. C. mm? ? i "v vjwxjpgatarwctmbo? mcb?i | 217 J t^Bickley, woik on ? i . < -n i oriage i j 218 R 13 HarmaD, tents f)0 23 219 WmCaughman, work on bridge 8 00 220 Harry Meetze, work on bridge 2 00 221 "Walker, Evans & Cogswell, books 8 G2 222 Lorick ?fc Lowrance, supplies chain gang 59 GO j 223 T C McDonald, roof paint &c 35 05 i 221 W S Hite, board com 7 00 j 225 W S Hite, serving j board assessors 2 00 i 26 J C Fulmer, lumber 2 20 j .'27 J W Long, supplies for poor house 5 50 j 28 E Jones, township : < assessor 3 00 j ' 29 U X Gunter, township assessor 3 00 30 II W Shuler, town- j ship assessor. 3 00 ' 31 S M Gross, fodder for ; ' chain gang 5 GO i 32 Swygert & Corley, cutting road tools... 110 33 F E Dreher, postage 2 35 34GMHarman, print- ' ing and stationery .. 19 ?0 35 G M Human, treas- ' urer's report 129 23 3G M DHarmaD, postage 1 46 2 37 M D Harman, salary 75 00 38 E L Wingard, jurors ' and witnesses bills 47o 30 39 Meetze & Son, sup- 2 plies for poor house 47 10 40 Meetzs & Son, nails ' for bridge 3 05 41 SOKamicer, supplies i chain ?-ang 47 91 ! 112 D. . F R Geiger, examir g lunatic if 00 to. R A efllarv "u w ~ " ?J1 ??J magistrate and constable 50 25 !41 Isaiah Hallraau, salary ! magistrate and con.. 31 25 145 W A Goodwin, magistrate's docket book.. 1 00 :4G WA Goodwin, magistrate and con salary. 43 75 : !47 G B Wiugard, keg for chain gang CO !4S C E Leaphart, j p 1 c lunacy poceediugs.. 5 0) j 140 C D Barr, road shovels 10 17 j 150 W L k Johnson, commissioner 5 25 I Ml J II Ilaithcock, fodder for chain gang.. 80 j 152 Dr PI G E'eazer, exauiing 3 lunatics.... 35 CO j 15 3 \V D Long,lumber.. 3 10 j M4 B D Clatk, township commissioner 3 50 ! 1)5 George A Malhias, bf-ef for poor house.. 0 50 i 150 L J Lingfcrd, salary 350 00 j 1"7 II M Wingard, sup-IS loS J W Co! ley, supplies for poor bouse .'1 GO j >.yj S L Smith, com work 7 03 ! *00 W B Seay. lumber, Ac 1) 20 I :Gi J J Litkicy, woik at poor house 2 50 * :Gi G A Shcelv, lumber. 8 GO I t, 1 *G> Li>of A 11.JV, lumber. 33 08 | 01 P ii C:ans, tcivices township com 1 00 . h"?-7 yiiird A LVoher, and Mteize A Muiier.eaachuck 332, S.duda lo.vusliip . 30 5o ; * i ICG iiijrd A Drtiicr, and j Metlze A MolD'vcau{\ liLi ? check 33o For k township CG 22 :G7 Eliiil vV Dreher, anu ??[eelz ? A; Muller, canceling cheek 33* Broad K'.ver t ;\vr:i-jo 19 87 i - I 203 J H Robert?, overseer and g-jaid's salary.. 103 90 j 20'J \V Q 21 Bcilcj, u*e cf l;-g c.;it seven (lavs. 1 77 I 270 Vv J 11 acker, services coaiiciosicner 5 90 ABSSLUI?LY Makes the food more de! ROYAL OAKING POWD ?wraw tmn ,~BB?? ! 271 Dr. J W. Sandel, ex- J amining luualic 5 00 ; 272 P M Shealy, lumber 31 40 273 W W Bair, lumber.. 10 81 274 J M Crap?, coroner fees 0 50 275 E W Geiger, lumber 3 70 276 J F Meetze, lumber 2 (?7 277 P J Wessinger, lumber 28 02 278 G W Smiib, lumber G 67 279 C D Barr, lumber.. . 5 69 ; 280 J J Long, lumber... 4 80 j 281 J A Gautt, lumber and hauling 1 25 { 28*2 E D Gunter, lumber 1 50 i 283 J V Gunter, lumber and hauliog 1 00 : 284 S C Gantt, board commissioner 1 50 j 285 J M Shealy, salary magistrate and constable 31 40 : 28G Geo Sawyer, magistrate salary 37 50 I 287 0 B Addy, magistrate and constable 53 00 288 Dr. D M Crosson, post mortem and examining lunatic 10 00 : 280 Dr. J J Wingard, post mortem 5 00 290 Dr. P. W. Kite, examining and treating lunatic 8 UO 291 Dr. J W Sandel, post mortem 5 00 292 D E Craft, township commissioner 4 00 293 M R Guuter, conveying pauper 2 00 294 IvLs W Ii Ballentine, clothing for c gang 2 CO 295 J Taylor, conveying 2 paupers 4 00 29G Walker, Erans kCogswell, books, 21 20 297 H Monts, burjing pauper 5 00 298 J C Glover, coffin, c-tc 10 50 I 299 P J Wessinger, supplies for chain gang 98 300 C C Goodwin, township commissioner.. 5 GO 301 C C Goodwin, board assessors 4 00 302 W A Goodwin, salary magistrate and constable 43 75 303 J H Koon, magistrate salary 37 50 ii * nuito, consrame salary 25 00 305 J C Fulmer, lumber 7 25 30G C L Beard, stationery and printing.... 1 00 307 Northeastern Stamp Work?, seal and press 2 00 308 II A SpanD, freight and express 1 34 300 II ASpaor, office fees 80 30 310 J J CannoD, serving township com 8 CO ! 311 W S Kite, services commissioner and co board 13 50 | 312 Dr Yv T Brooker, txamining lunatic.... "> 00 \ 213 Br J II Lai pfoid, i cxaminlrg lumtic.. 500 311 Da C F Le&^hait, lunacy prac ice 10 00 i 315 C B Bisnar, conveying lunatic 7 75 j 31(1 P K Corley, painting court house and j iil r 25 00 | 317 L W Fulmer, lumber 2 90 | j 31-illj Li!J soldiers now fotl the i tlbcts of tbo bard service I bey en- ; duicd during the war. Mr. Geo. h>. j Anderson, of llossviile, Yvi k county, ! Pcun., who saw the hardest kind of : service at the front, is now frequent- j ly troubled wiih rheumatism. "I j had a severe attack lately," he says, i "and procured a bottle of Chamber- < i Iain's Pain Palm. It did so much i good that I would like to know what j you would charge mo for one dozen ; bottles." Mr. Andersen wanted it i both for his own use and 10 supply ' it to his fiiends and neighbors, as j eveiv family should have u bottle cf : it in their home, rot only for rheu- \ mitism, but lame book, sprains, i swellings, cuts, bruises and burns, j for which it is uu? quilled. For j s.de by J. E Kaufmann. L Baking ! Powder . VRE 3 icious and wholesome 318 G M. Ha:aian,countv printing 10 00 010 P W Shealy, lumber and woik OG 14 020 Dr M Q Ilcndrix, physician fte9 24 00 021 Roof A Barr, lumber for poor house GO 52 022 E L Wingard, pay certificates % 581 85 323 J A Muiler, grand jury expert 20 00 024 G W Jacobs, lumber 21 15 325 U W Jefcoat, salary magistrate and con. 20 15 02G D F Efird, lumber... 22 40 327 S D Fulmer, steward, salary 42 07 028 E L Wingard, postage and stationery 1 GO 029 MDHarman, stationery, printing, Ac 1 G5 300 M D Harman, auditor's salary 75 00 331 T H Ciughman, fees 129 05 332 T H Caughman, dieting prisoners 1GG 80 333 T N Shealy, supplies chain gang 4 40 334 R W Friok & Son, supplies chain gang.... 17 93 335 James HarmaD, supplies chain gang J 30 33G M L Kleckly, lumber and work 2 50 337 Brooks Swygert, supplies chain gang ? 07 4G 338 S L Rawl, supplies chain gang 1 JO 339 J M Craps, inquest.. 29 30 3J0 Dr H G Eleazer, post morten and dissecting 5 00 3J1 Dr F R Geiger, conveying lunatic 0 50 342 Donly & Sease,shovels 1 95 343 Howard & Hallman, iron and work poor h 1 00 344 W CaughmaD, labor and iron poor house. 1 02 345 F C Caughman, labor and material poor h. 4 05 340 F C Caughman, labor ou bridge 2 05 347 J L Jefcoat, services township com 0 50 j 348 U B Jefcoat, work on road 4 00 ; 349 P HCorley, repairing county jail 4 10 j 353 H II Dreher, supplies chaiD gaDg 10 20 351 II M Wiugard, supplies poor house 54 07 352 C Iv Sturkie, services township com JO 00 353 J W Scofield, lumber and woik 25 CO 354 H A1 Meetze, constable salary 1G 60 355 Geo Sawyer, magistrate and constable salary 8 34 350 J D Farr, seivices county supteducation 100 00 357 J D Farr, postage.. 3GO 358 G M Ilarman, stationery and printing.... 12 30 3.5!) SO Kimiaer, supplies for chain gang 9 11 300 It W Haitiwangcr, salary magistrate and constable 31 40 301 It W Holtiwuuger, inquesf, 12 50 3G2 Rev A J C.omer, .supplies for poor house 4 0;> 303 Meelze A Sac, load tools 12 (I) 301 W F Roof, supplies for poor house 38 7-0 3G5 Isaiah Hallmau, salary magistrate and couetable 31 25 3GG H A yp.iuu, repairs clerk s cilice G5 307 \V F :t }0't road sup 10 39 508 \V F Roof, supplies public buildings... 40 35 30'.> IV F Roof, supplies for chain gaug 9 08 370 D W Friek, repairs wagoo, A; * 5 50 ! -37i F E Dither, services co board education . 21 (Kl I 272 E L Wingird, juror and witness pay biils 57* S > 373 ?S L It iwl, wood.... 50 | 371 F E Dreher, postage 1 15 J ADVERTISING RATES. Advertisements will be inserted at the rate ol 7> cents per square of one inch s. ace for first insertion and TO cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Liberal contracts made with those wisV ing to advertise for three, six and twelve months. Notices in the local column 6 cents per line each insertion. Obituaries charged for at the rate of out cent a word, wlen they exceed 100 words. Marriage notices inserted free. ^ ! . Address ^ Q. M. EABMAN, Editor and Publisher. Whooping Cough. I had a little boy who was nearly dead from an attack of whooping cough. My neighbors recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I did Dot think that any medicine would help him, but after giving him a few doses of that remedy I noticed an improvement, and one bottle cured him entirely. It is the Diarrhoea Remedy.?P. E. Grisham, G tars Mills, La. For salo by J. E. Kaufmans. 37-j R B Ililler, supplies for chain gang 43 21 370 J ] ' Koor, mending for chain g;;rg 10 00 377 }I Vv7 Klecklev, building bridge, Sic 14 r0 373 Hayes Si Harman, building poor house 101 50 379 J H Roberts, guard and overseer chain g 142 50 380 O B Addy, inquest and constable G 25 381 W J Rucker, board commissioners 5 80 382 L J Lingford, salary 150 00 383 J Win Mitchell, road supplies and plow.. 7 00 384 Dr F Tv Hardpn. r>nafc mortem and lunatic. 10 00 383 Dr TS Fox, ex lunatic 5 00 38G Lorick k Lowrance shovels. 27 GO 387 B S Mack, supplies chain gang 3 50 388 B S Mack, supplies chain gang 5 72 389 J L Derrick, services township com 3 35 390 D E Craft, services township com 1 80 j 391 J S Huffman, services township com 4 50 392 D I Shealy, services township com 10 00 393 P H Craps, services township com 2 00 391 D J Marthias G 00 395 P B Quattlebaum, services township com. 10 CO 39G S P Bead man, services township com. 10 00 397 R WHaltiwanger, salary mag and con.... 31 25 398 G Sawyer,salary magistrate 37 50 399 G Sawyer, constable salary 25 00 400 0 B Addv,salary magistrate and constable 50 00 101 J M Stedy, salary magistrate and con.. 32 70 402 J H Koon, salary magistrate and constable 62 50 403 Isaiah Hal'.man,salary magistrate and con. 31 25 404 U W Jefcoat, salary magistrate and con. 31 25 405 G C Sherey, lumber. 5 08 40G J C Fulmer, lumber 5 75 407 E J Shumpert, building bridge 6 95 108 T E Kiwi, lumber 2 40 1 V D E Sburr.pr-rt, lum- ^ ber ;nd work 3125 410 J C Spire?, lumber building bridge 10 73 411 Shall ?!c Dent, supplies chain gang.... 5 10 412 W E Miller, supplies for chain gang 12 63 413 W J Cayce, supplies A ~ for chain gang 6 00 M 414 Lorick & Lowrance, supplies for c gang 28 5JV a 415 E Calk, limber cS; 1 410 Dr DR Kneece, ex- 1 arnining lunatic ... 50 Continued ou Fourth Page.' Congressman Botkins Statement Washington*. DC'. April 1. 180S. ' Dr S />'. Hut /man, Co/ambus. O. Mv Dkms Doer ok: ? It pi res me pleasure to certify lo the excellent curative qualities of your medicines: i IT on .1 I). IioTKtN. Con^rcssinanat-Larjje [rotn Kansas. Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin 1 have been afHieted. more or loss, for a rjuaiter of a century with catarrh of the stomach and couMfinatioa: a residence in Washington l,:,s increased these tronb'.es. A few bottles of your medicines have given me aimost complete relief, and I a;n sure that a continuation of their use will clr> ct a permai|pnt cure Pe-ru-na is surely a wonderful remedy for catarrhal affections. J. D. BOTKIN. u