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? f " " " * -? ?" ? Bppresentatiue newspaper. Batters Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties hike a Blanket. VOL. XXXII. LEUNGI0JN. S. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1902. ]N0. 29 JSrafe GLOBE DRY GOODS COMPANY, 355T ITTT*. n. Iv?Oitcz:TOIT, TIES.., ,*? P - - IhRj J Sg'j 1?20 MAIINT STREET COLUMBIA. H. C. /gj I "HSolicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention. ' iS JPl j I u October istf 14 ? __ -- i i - ~ OF TEE jSBBfctti^^^M 1 Is undoubtedly An Accident HH BnEKSSSK; ^ You find the reason in the change > you get back, GEEATEST ASSOETMENT OF ' ^l.OO, ^1.50, AND JIS.SO OXFORDS ON THE MARKET. (| LEVER, ' "THE SHOE MAN," 1603 Main Street, onTTTMRIA. - - S. C. I Feb. 6? ly. C. M. Efikd. F. E. Dreheb EFIRD & DREHER, Attorneys at Law, LEXINGTON, C. H., S. C. WILL PRACTICE IN ALL TEE Courts. Business solicited. On( member of the firm will always be at office t Lexington, 8. 0. June 17?6m. Albert M. Boozer, Attorney at Law. COLUMBl A , S. C. Especial attention given to business entrasted to him by his fellow oitizens o Lexington county. Office: 1609 Main Street, over T. B Aughtry & Go. Februarv 28 ?tf, DR. F. C. GiLMORE, Located at no. 1510 main street. over Husemann's Gun Store, Columbia, S. C., where he will be glad to see his former as well as new patients. Dr. Gilmore will be at Drafts Hotel in Lexington on Tuesday and Wednei-day, ! June 10th and llt.h to accommodate patients who find it inconvenient to call at his Columbia office. January 2$, 1901?tf. THE PROOF OF THE PUDDiPG IS THE EATING. THE PROOF OF THE MEDICINE IS THE TAKING. HILTON'S LIFE FOR THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS verity every claim made tor , it. . Test it by a trial of a 25 3. bottle It stakes tast trends wherever once used, and becomes the medicine of the household. i I' is pleasant to take, acts pleasantly and causes one to feel pleasant. It is*the best and quickest remedy for the cure of kidney troubles, lame back, dis ordered liver and any deraugement of the stomach and bowels. Brtmmr-De fcl.QO. flWW.) ?VWa Wu<* Wholesale by the MURRAY DRUG CO., Columbia, S. C. For Sale at THE BAZAAR. May 15?ly. TS CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. - ?; M Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use PI Z.' In time. Sold by druggists. W ANNUAL REPORT OF Frank W. Skealy, Treasurer OF LEXINGTON COUNTY, S. C., For the Fiscal Year 1901. Office County Treasurer, Lexington, S. C., May 20,1902. To Hon. James Aldricb, Presiding Judge, Court of General Sessions, for Lexington County, S. C : ^ Dear Sir: In conformity with the requirements of an Act No. 194, approved December 23, 1889, A. D., I have the honor to submit the following report of the transactions of this office for the scholastic year beginning July 1st, 1900, and ending June 30ih, 1901. Very respectfully, FRANK W. SHEALY, Treasurer Lexington County. COUNTY CLAIMS. No. Claim. Amt 1 Dr J W Wessinger, examing lunatic 5 00 la R H Jennings, State Treas. insurance on court house 50 00 2 Geo S Drafts, lunacy.. 5 00 3 A P Jumper, 5 00 4 J W Long, supplies for chain gang, 20 38 ,5 George and Corley, sup plies for poor house.... 14 90 6 I Howard, shoe'g mules, 90 7 H M Wingard, supplies for poor house, 20 70 8 H M Wingard, supplies for chain gang, 13 81 9 P E Eargle, lumber for bridge 8 62 10 Jdo S Derrick, postage &c for office 175 11 Saml B George.postage for office 10 24 12 C D Barr, supplies for chain gang? 43 77 13 W PRoof, supplies for chain gang 18 24 14 S L Rawl, wood 6 50 15 D F Shumpert, supplies for chain gang... 33 76 16 J J Schneider, convey'g lunatic to the asylum.. 4 05 17 R H Jennings, Id's 78 00 18 R L Keisler, supplies for chain gang 24 03 i 19 Jacob NSwygert, commutation tax 8 00 20 WE Corley, 4 50 21 T E Campbell, reDair ingr wind mill at the jail 1 50 22 H K Adams, lumber,. 14 08 23 Geo H Kcod, services as supervisor 25 00 24 A E Derrick, lumber, 3 33 25 J S Derrick, stamps for treasurers office... 34 50 26 John Shumpert, commutation tax 2 00 27 S L Bawl, wood, 18 50 28 Saml B George, fees February term of court 82 40 29 G A Derrick, auditor postage, &c., 125 30 H M Wingard, supplies for poor house... 24 56 c\-i m tt i_ r.i 61 JLODy iiarriB, ppnujcus for court hou6e 50 82 J I Amick, b'd'g bridge 8 00 33 Lorick & Lowrance, supplies for chain gaDg... 13 03 34 T "W Dreher services b. e 7 40 35 J S Derrick, postage.. 100 36 37 P H Crape, salary as supervisor 31 29 38 J WSwedenburg, salary as magistrate 5 00 39 G H Shealy, constable. 6 20 40 C L Meetze, salary as captain of chain gang. Ill 85 41 W Q Jackson, buildiDg bridge 15 00 42 S M Sigbtler, salary as magistrate and con'ble 14 58 1 43 J M Sbealy, sal as magistrate and constable*.. 10 42 44 F P Shealy, sal as magistrate and constable.. 17 46 45 W E Lorick, com tax.. 2 00 46 W M Corley, sal as magistrate snd constable.. 44 55 47 E T Raucb, tools for pulic road. 5 10 48 0 B Addy, sal as magistrate and constable.. 13 40 49 James B Addy, lumber. 5 60 50 G W Asb'll, sal as con. 25 00 51 D E Clark, sal as mag 13 11 52 D E Clark, sal as mag 85 53 G W Pound, magistrate 19 08 54 W B Hooper, contable. 15 23 55 P E Eargle, lumber... 4 57 56 Scott Hendrix,coffin and furniture for p bouse. 7 00 57 J S Muse, lumber 11 79 58 J S Derrick salary superintendent of ed 150 00 59 S D.Fuimer steward at I KO 7K I JJUUI 'jtd I u 60 P H Corley, meals for twenty four jurcre 6 00 61 S J Leaphart, stamps and express for special election 1 50 62 J S WessiDger, supplies \ for chain gang /. 12 60 63 S L Rawl, wood 6 00 64 R L Keisler, supplies for chain gaDg 1 75 65 C E Leaphart, services at poor house and j*il 15 00 66 G A Derrick, auditor, salary 75 00 67 Tony Harris, cleaning court house 1 00 68 H M Wingard, supplies for poor house 31 80 69 S B George, postage, etc 10 92 70 H A Meetze. magistrate 37 50 ? c 71 P HCorley, constable.. 25 00 | 72 T H CaughmaD, coal for jail 23 56 73 T H CaughmaD, sheriff, fees Feb term of court 267 45 74 T H CaughmaD, dieting prisoners Ill 60 75 G M Harman, pub notices, etc 55 20 76 P Hall & Bro, supplies for chain gaDg 9 43 77 E F Hall, lumber 13 20 78 U W Jefcoat, magistrate 12 75 79 IT W Jefcoat, magistrate 10 50 80 Isaiah Hallman, county commissioner 58 40 81 T E Campbell, work on court house 10 00 82 T E Campbell, work on court house 8 00 83 A L Hook, cocommis'er 58 40 84 F W Shealy, treasurer, interest on borrowed money. 4,743 75 85 Davis Amick, com tax.. 2 00 86 A P DeaD, com tax 4 00 87 Sim Hendrix, com tax. 2 00 88 J J Lindler, com tax.. 2 00 89 G A Derrick, auditor, for county b'd assessors 236 00 90 T E Campbell, repairs oil pump -4 75 91 J S Derrick, postage, &c 2 10 92 M L Kleckley, work on road 8 25 93 A 0 WilsoD, coroner... 34 50 94 H M WiDgard, supplies for poor house, 85 95 H M WiDgard, supplies for chain gaDg 15 20 96 H M Wingard, supplies for jail 35 97 I Howard, repairing tools 3 70 98 P H Gross, repairing wagon for chain gang.. 75 99 S C Penitentiary, convicts clothing 45 00 100 J D Taylor, supplies for poor house 29 08 1 101 Swansea Furniture Co., supplies for chain gang 25 48 102 L H Sbealy, building bridge 2 70 103 I Hallman, co. comr? 20 83 104 J I Harsey, burying pauper 6 00 j 105 W F Baggot, supplies for chain gang 7 82 j 106 S L Bawl, wood 2 50 i 107 L D Cullum & Co., sup for chain gang 77 09 108 C D Barr, buryiDg expenses pauper 5 00 109 E E Wingard, tools for public roads 6 50 110 Brooks Swygert, supplies for chain gang... 37 40 111 S L Shealy, lumber.... 8 28 112 Mucom Gunter, lumber 2 00 113 W W Harley, lumber.. 1 10 114 Walker, Evans Cogswell Company, stationery.. 8 84 115 Walker, Evans Cogswell Company, stationery.. 36 13 116 Walker, Evans Cogswell 11 92 117 Brooks Swygert, tools. 5 10 118 J S Wessinger, tools... 2 00 119 J W Long, tools c. g... 3 40 120 J W Long, repairs jail 25 121 J W Long, supplies for chain gang 10 04 122 0 D Seay, board exam. 27 00 123 J B Wingard, potage &c co comrs office.. . 4 15 124 P H Crap?, supervisor. 45 40 125 G F Keisler, com. tax.. 10 00 126 C D Barr, supplies for chain gang 49 14 127 J P RichardsoD, Mag.. 41 66 128 Bedenbaugh Brothers, lumber 28 77 129 G M Harman, publieh'g county treas. report... 60 00 130 W P Roof, sup. c. gang 12 90 131 W P Roof, road tods.. 11 51 132 W P Roof, supplies for public buildiDgs 54 08 133 J E Kood, lumber 88 39 134 HeDry H Counts, 3 60 135 .Brooks swygerr, supplies chain gang 7 63 136 J W Long sup. c. gaDg 2 53 137 Geo D Barnard k Co., stationery 6 00 138 J E WesBinger 2 87 13y Sam Faust, 2 00 140 T E Campbell, work on tank at jail 3 50 141 Walker, Evans Cogswell Cjmpany, stationery... 117 142 H L Os^wald, sup. p. h.. 26 83 143 I HallmaD, co. comr.... 20 84 144 Scott Hendrix, coffin... 3 00 ; 145 E M Wingard, sup. c. g. 3 25 i 146 B E Spires, lumber.... 3 13 j 147 E L Long, rep'g bridge 1 25 148 H Z Adams, lumber... 7 02 j 149 Dr. D M Croeson, prac. cbain gang 2 50 150 J H Hipp 3 30 j 151 J B Towell, statianery, 2 45 j 152 P J WessiDger, sup. c g. 47 97 j 153 Saml B George, insurance on jail 19 52 ! 154 H A1 Meetze, com. tax. 8 00 I 155 S O H?ok, com. tax... 2 00 ! 15G J P Richardson, mag G2 50 j 157 F P Shealy, magistrate 41 95 158 C S Matthews, lumber. 14 57 | 159 Walker, EvaDS 8c Cogswell Co, stationery,... 37 00 160 G S Drafts, postage... 1 00 101 G S Drafts, lunacy pro. ceedings 5 00 162 Isaiah Howard, workfor chain gang 2 75 ( 163 J F Fallaw, work on public road 5 00 164 Lee Muller,supplies eg 25 38 165 G B Taylor, bridge ... 3 75 166 J S Derrick, salary.... 105 50 167 Dr T A Quattlebaura,ex lunatic 5 00 168 Scott Hendrix, coffin for pauper 3 00 169 G M HarmaD, printing and stationery 26 87 170 Dr WL Kneece, ex lunatic . 5 00 171 H L Oswalt, sup poorh 27 11 172 J W Long, sup c. g. 6 85 173 F W Sbealy. treasurer, jury acd wit pay bills, JuDe term of court.. 196 85 174 Dr M Q Hendrix, ex lunatic , 10 00 175 THCaughman, diet bill 100 60 176 T H Caugbman, court fees 100 00 177 T H Caugt man, conveying lunatic 3 75 178 T H Caugbman, cleaning j il 4 70 179 H A Meetze, magistrate constable salary 52 50 180 G A Deriiclr, salary.. 75 00 181 Tony Harris, cleaning nnnrf VirmcO 1 20 VJUUI U AJVMk. V 182 Sam B George, postage 12 7i 183 S B George, office fees 50 75 184 Dr C E Leaphart, services jail and poor house 16 00 185 G A Derrick, stamps.. 70 186 G W Asbil), constable 27 00 187 George and Corley, eup. for poor house 13 45 188 S D Fulmer. etd. p. h. 64 95 189 G MCaughman, lumber 3125 190 Swansea Furniture Co, supplies chain gang... 25 53 191 C L Meetze, Captain chain gang 118 29 162 D E Clark, Magistrate 10 00 193 L L Gantt, constable 9 45 10.1 G W Pound. Magistrate and Constable salaries 56 25 195 A 0 Wilson, repairs c h 2 75 196 I Hallman, eo. comr... 20 83 197 A L Hook, co comr... 62 50 198 R&W Haigood, paup'r 4 CO 199 P H Crops, supervisor 41 66 200 S M Sightler, lumber, 45 79 201 W M Corley, mag and ' constable salaries.... 49 68 202 Mrs Barbara HarmaD, cow for poor house... 35 00 203 John A Cromer, c. tax 4 00 204 W A Moots, com. tax 4 00 205 Levi Nichols, work on bridge 9 50 206 H M WiDgard, sup. eg 25 50 207 Dr Ji1 L Sandel, post mortem 5 00 208J W Long, sup. chain g. 44 51 /"I - TT ir TT,sM.tr ry-n ZU<J ureo xi ivuuij, vruiix uu bridge 3 00 210 A 0 WiIsod, eorouor... 13 00 211 G M Harman, printing 13 03 212 Scot* Hetidrix, coffin.. 3 00 213 E S HaJlmaD, work on bn'Vw 0 G4 214 Johu S D-rriok, po^'age 3 50 215 I HowttiJ, work ?. g .. 7 25 210 C L Meetze, sup. c. g. 3 05 217 H L Oswald, sup p. h. 20 95 218 Aolt, Hentze k Co, tools for roads 8 80 210 J B Wingard, postage 4 03 v absolutely Makes the food more d ROYAL BAKINQ ?( 220 J B Wingard, tent eg 52 22 221 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co, books 10 40 222 F W Shealy, C, N & L RK tax... 482 65 223 W P Roof, supplies eg 12 22 224 W P Roof, road tools.. 5 12 225 W P Roof, sup public b 1 33 226 W P Roof, supplies p h 9 10 227 Geo A Shealy, lumber 26 17 228 W H Gibbes & Co, piping for roads 6 30 229 FW Shealy, postage and freight 7 17 230 Isaiah Hallman, salary 20 84 231 J B WiDgard, salary as clerk of co com 50 00 232 M D Sbull, sup chain g 9 37 233 H M WiDgard, sup eg 17 05 234 H M Wingard, sup p h 1 90 235 Meetze & Son, sup p h 31* 34 236 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co, books 9 60 237 D F Efird, lumber.. . 14 67 238 J E Koon, lumber 14 25 239 E L Sease, lumber 12 62 240 Dr J J WiDgard post mortem 5 00 241 WE Quattlebaum 4 52 242 Shull &WessiDger, supplies chain gang 26 23 243 J W Long, supplies eg 47 56 244 A 0 Wilson, coroner.. 6G 00 245 G MHarman, stationery 5 15 146 Efird & Dreher and Meetze & Muller, attys fee Broad River t'sbip 17 93 247 Efird & Dreher and Meetze & Muller, attys fees Saluda township boDdcase 17 06 248 J E Dreher, com tax.. 4 00 249 I Howard, repair'g tools 2 00 250 Adam Corley, allowance as pauper 3 00 251 M Bickley, com. tax... 6 00 252 J J Chapman, lumber.. 9 26 253 John Lindler, repairing road tools 2 40 254 D C Drafts, com. tax.. 2 00 255 Jef B Amick, lumber.. 4 00 256 Caughman & HarmaDj lumber 3 20 n ??A 257 W E Corley, com. tax 6 ou 258 I Hallman, county comr. 20 83 259 P H Craps, supervisor 41 66 260 S L Riwl, com. tax 4 CO 261 R & W Haigood, allowance as pauper 4 00 262 Dr J J Wingard ex. lu. 5 00 263 J H Lindler, lumber.. 3 50 264 Dr LeGrand Guary, post mortem examina'n 15 00 265 J M Craps, repairs c. h. 10 00 266 Toney Harris, cleaning court bouse 1 20 267 Saml B George, fees September term court. 197 90 268 M R Hartley & Co., road tools 2 15 269 J H Hilier &Co, lumber 9 41 270 G W Jacobs, lumber... 67 09 271 J E Wessinger, lumber 2 50 272 E L Se%?e, lumber 2 00 073 T)r P! "R Tioanhart. aer vices poor house and jail 24 00 274 JohnJS Derrick, 88l count supt. educat'n 127 00 275 T H Caugbman, conveying lunatic 7 55 276 T H Caughman, repairs on jail 8 40 > -ma RiB/lifA i | u^nmv Powder Pure elicious and wholesome