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The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, May 20, 1903. ANNUAL REPORT OF PEANE W. SHEALY, Treasurer, OF Lexington County, South Carolina, For the Scholastic Year Commencing July 1st, 1901, and Ending June 30lh, 1902. Office of County Treasurer, Lexington, S. C., May 15, 1903 To Hon. D. A. Towisend, Presiding Judge, Court of General Sessions, for Lexington County, S. C. Dear Sir: In conformity with the requirements of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, No 197, approved December 23rd, 1889, A. D., I have the honor to submit the following report of the triEsactions of this office for the scholastic year, commencing July 1st, 1901, and en ling June 30, 1902: Yery respectfully, FRaNK W. SHEALY, Treasurer Lexington County. cnrTArvr nr a tVf O DUELVJUJU VXJaXiuu. Ro. Claim. Amt 1 Roof & Barr, building $ 7 85 2 Mrs L A bhealy, re_ pairs 60 3 W L Motes, attending summer school 5 00 4 S J Dei rick, teaching. 40 00 5WM Laird, repairs.. 3 30 6 Alfred Gunter, repairs 9 20 7 P McCorley, teaching. 25 00 8 C B Jefcoafc, teaching. 35 30 9 E C L-wis, teaching., 16 65 10 J E R Kyzer, teaching 30 00 11 W B Shealy, teaching 25 00 12 J E Sbealy, teaching. 35 00 13 E TJ Shealy, teaching. 33 25 14 All Hentz&Cj, repairs 21 61 35 Sue H Corley, teaching 37 00 16 Sue H Corley, teaching 18 50 17 W Q Jackson, repairs 16 55 . % o A/\ 18 J M Mope, teactnng.. ? uu 19 0 A Jefcoat, teaching * 40 00 20 O A Jefcoat, teaching S 00 21 W B Fallaw, teaching 35 00 22 CC Craft, teaching.. 35 00 23 J Y Smith, teaching.. 30 00 24 J T Smith, teaching.. 30 00 25 John D Farr, teaching 25 00 26 John D Farr, teaching 25 00 27 Bessie Monte, teaching 25 00 28 Bessie Moots, teaching 25 00 29 A P Sites, teaching.. 71 00 30 D H Wheeler, repairs 19 25 31 E U Shealy, teaching. 35 00 32 Lezingion Lumber Co, repairs 27 04 33 J E Koon, repairs.... 51 60 34 P KcCarley, teaching 25 25 35 J W Mayer, repairs.. 7 00 36 J E Shealy, teaching. 31 50 37 J E R Kyzer, teach'g 30 00 38 R S Mills, repairs 18 00 39 C C Craft, teaching.. 35 00 40 Rebecca Trapp, teach'g 15 00 41 R becca Trapp, teach'g 6 00 42 Le?i Pool, repairs.... 42 50 43 A M Sease, repairs... 5 90 44 S R Smith, repairs... 8 35 45 J S WessiDger, repairs 3 90 46 Murphy Hutto, furniture 4 00 -\1 J FEleazer, repairs.. 43 00 48 Willie CaughmaD, Institute expenses 12 00 - 49 loor Hayes, buildiDg school house 83 00 - 50 John P Corley, repairs 19 50 51 J H E Lybrand, rep'rs 20 00 52 M E Swygert, teaching 35 00 53 John P Corley, repairs 35 50 54 M E Crooks, teaching 35 00 55 Ethel A Dreber, teach'g 33 00 56 Sue H Corley, teach'g 37 00 r1 P T .amio (llooohinnr OR I f I JU W JU9niC7j IfUVHVUtwg 58 W B Raet, building.. 78 57 -59 il C Riser, teaching.. 30 00 '60 M C Rieer, teaching.. 30 00 >61 J H Shealy, teaching. 8 60 2 N B Hill, teaching... 40 00 63 Eva Derrick, teaching 28 50 64JMEpting, teaching 78 25 65 M A Sawytr, teaching 35 00 6 1'Ans Meeize, teach'g 30 00 67 0 D Seay, teaching.. ou uu 68 W B Williams, advertising \ 4 50 60 J H Hope, teaching.. 30 00 70 J E Eargle, repairs.. 16 50 71 MEBenbow, teaching 25 I 0 72 S J Derrick, teaching 40 00 73 J W Lindler, buildiDg 42 75 74 J C Glover, rent 24 00 75 J S WessiDger, repairs 17 50 76 W L Motes, furniture 5 20 77 W B Fallaw, teaching 17 50 78 Mary Oxner, teaching 30 00 79 J V Smith, teaching.. 40 00 I \L r ing sufferer in the sick loom was forgotten while the family gazed breathless at this strange tragedy of the air. Then they went back to the sick room to tell of the terrible struggle for life they had just witnessed. It did not occur to them that under their very eyes a more terrible, more pathetic struggle was going on daily. There can be nothing more pitiful than the struggle the consumptive makes against disease. The greatest help in this struggle is gained by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cure3 obstinate coughs, weak and bleeding lungs, emaciation, and other ailments which if neglected or unskillfully treated find a fatal termination in consumption. " In 189S one of :ny daughters was suffering on account of a severe cough, hectic fever, wasting of flesh and other symptoms of diaeaeed lungs," writes Rev. Joseph Hi Fesperraan, of Banunr Springs, Iredell Co., X. C. WI promptly gave her Dr. R. V. Piercers Golden Medical Discovery with gratifying success, and she now enjoys excellent health. This beinj true, I nereoy heartily endorse your medicines." Accept no substitute for " Golden Medical Discovery." There is noching "just as good" for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs. Dr. Ilerce's Pleasant Pellets assist thf action o! the "Discovery." 80 B E Crafr, teaching.. 35 00 81 RLE heredge, teach'g 30 00 82 J B Kilgore, teaching 40 00 S3 A J Syfeet, repairs... 40 00 81 Paul E Hutto, repairs 22 95 85 J F Kyzer, teaching.. 30 00 86 M E Able, teaching.. 30 00 87 E Wiggins, teaching.. 152 50 88 -TnKm Prino renairs 7 50 W V U A. '<? ? . w ? S9 M H Swaffield, teach'g 35 00 i)0 W H Young, teaching 20 00 91 M E Swygert, teaching 36 85 92 N Matthews, teaching 25 00 93 J M Epting, teaching 82 50 91 W A Cjunfcp, teaching 38 89 95 Hattie Kaiglor, teach'g 25 00 96 W D Hill, teaching... 10 00 97 T W Dreher, teaching 35 00 98 E U Shealy, teaching. 33 25 99 J E Sbealy, teaching . 35 00 100 W E Oxner, teaching. 30 00 101 W E Crosson, repairs. 3 00 102 J B Harman, teaching 35 00 103 Leila Lindler, teaching 28 00 101 E Bowman, teaching. 25 00 ! 105 G Oxner, teaching... 30 00 106 I) I Hite, teaching.. . 30 00 107 C B Jefcoat, teaching. 10 00 108 C B Jefcoa% hooks... 35 51 109 D A Jefcoat, teaching 30 GO 110 Ellen Hendrix, teach < A AA IDg 4U UU 111 JE R Kyz9r, teaching 40 00 112 D C Drafts, teaching. 37 20 113 G^o A Hope, teaching 25 00 114 J S Quarter?, teaching 20 00 115 H Etheredge, teaching 30 00 116 J W Adams, repairs.. 1 60 117 G-rtrude Bob, teaching 25 00 118 D W Bickley, repairs.. 3 15 119 Joeie Riddle, teaching 28 00 120 A R Geiger, teaching. 35 00 121 W D Martin, repairs.. 22 00 122 W L Motes, teaching. 30 00 123 J P "West, teaching.. 30 10 124 S Matthews, teaching. 25 00 125 Ella E Addj, teaching 25 00 126 B M K>zer, teaching. 30 00 127 R E Saber, teaching. 25 00 128 E A Dreher, teaching 33 00 129 Dora Shirey, teaching 27 oO 130 M C Riser, teaching.. 30 00 131 J Alfred Smith, fuel.. 2 70 T T TT . . 1 c\r\ rvrv L6Z ljena nan, leacmcg. zu uu 133 LGia Hart, teaching.. 20 00 134 Moses Boozer, teach'g 20 00 135 Israel Earle, teaching 16 30 136 E J Lybrand, teaching 15 00 137 J H Frick, teaching.. 40 00 138 Minnie Shealy, teach'g 30 00 139 G F Becham, teaching 20 00 140 S J Derrick, teaching 40 00 141 R E L:viugston, teach'g 40 00 142 M C Wingard, teach'g 30 00 143 Erin J George, teach'g 33 50 144 Moseley Bros , repairs 7 80 145 A P Sites, teaching.. 45 00 146 W B Fallaw, teaching 35 00 147 F W Oswalt, repairs 21 35 148 S S Lindler, teaching 35 00 140 O Haltiwanorer. teach't? 2S 00 ? o ' n 150 M E Gaylord, teach'g 19 00 151 Mrs G Sawyer, teach'g 35 00 152 J T Bowles, teaching 40 00 153 J T Bowles, teaching. 40 00 154 Sue H Corley, teach'g 37 00 155 M BeDbow, teaching.. 25 00 156 WB Hast, repairs... 29 45 157 L B Williams, teach'g 20 00 158 L B William?, teach'g 5 00 i 150 J R Alien, teaching.. 25 00 160 S L Ri\vJ. fuel 4 00 1C1 W Caughinan, teach'g 30 00 162 W B Sewell, teaching 20 00 163 0 F Nuuarnaker, teaching 31 00 161 W A Counts, teaching 37 50 165 M E Kelly, teaching.. 25 00 166 0 D Seay, teaching.. 50 00 167 I'Ans M'. eize, teach'g 30 00 168 F B Able, teaching... 30 00 160 F B Able, teaching.. 30 00 170 J B T Scott, repairs.. 10 S9 171 J Y Smith, teaching.. 40 00 172 J B Redmond, repairs 11 10 173 B E Craft, teaching.. 35 00 174 E P Pompy, teaching 25 00 175 A M Swtdenburg, teaching 25 00 ITfiFi Wiirains. fuel 13 00 ? ~ ? 177 E Wiggins", teaching 165 00 178 L B Haynes, teaching 00 00 179 J F Kyzer, teaching.. 30 00 180 J M Meetze and Jesse Folk, saving school house from being destroyed by fire 25 00 181 J B Kilgore, teaching 50 00 182 S E Matthews, teach'g 25 00 183 J H Hope, teaching.. 30 00 181 T WD eher, teaching 33 00 185 Frick and Stockman, repairs 19 05 186 W R A Filder, teach'g 10 00 187 BeDj. Bradley, teach'g 20 00 188 W D Cannon, building 7 00 189 J J Frick, building.. 11 15 190 M A Jackson, teaching 10 00 191 M H Swaffield, teach'g 26 25 192 W H Bradford, teach'g 25 00 193 J D Farr, surveyiug.. 3 00 194 May Haiti w anger, teaching 30 00 105 J A Brannum, teaching 30 00 196 M W Hammond, teaching 20 00 197 P H E Derrick, teach'g 40 00 198 Eila Gregory, teach'g. 26 50 j 199 RLEtberedge,teach'g 30 00 j 200 LBR'chardeon, teach'g 25 00 201 Will ARiwl, fuel.... 2 00 202 Elen Hendrix,teaching 40 00 203 R 0 Merritt, teaching 25 00 204 S F Roland, fuel 3 30 205 Olin Smith, repairs... 5 20 206 W L Motes, teaching. 1 75 207 J F Williams, repairs. 1 00 2U8 W D Hill, teaching... 40 00 209 J M EptiDg, teaching. 81 50 210 R E Shealy, teaching. 40 00 211 Joe Dailey, rent 2 95 212 M MOxner, teaching. 30 00 213 E Bowman,teaching.. 25 00 214 J B and L B Wingard, teaching 4S 00 215 J B and L B Wingard, teaching 60 00 216 D C DraftP, teaching. 32 30 217 H E Roof, teaching.. 14 25 218 J S Q iarlep, teaching. 15 00 219 M E tiwygert, teachi'g 35 75 220 J E Sbealy, teaching.. 35 90 221 E U Sbealy, teachiig. 35 00 222 E C Cromwell, teach'g 10 00 223 A S Allen, teaching.. 20 00 224 J W Knight, repairs.. 21 00 225 D JHallmaD, teaching 12 00 226 Mamie Able, teaching 25 00 227 W B Shul), repairs.. 14 00 228 M C WiDgard, teach'g 3D 00 229 0 C Shelton, teaching 23 75 230 W M Oxoer, teaching 30 00 231 E A Dreher, teaching . 33 00 232 M E Boozer, teaching 20 00 233 J B Harmau, teaching 35 00 234 John D Farr, teaching 40 00 235 S J Derrick, teaching. 40 00 236 DMHaitbcock, teach'g 35 00 237 M A JacksoD, teaching 20 00 238 G F Bscham, teaching 20 00 239 E J Lybrand, teaching 15 00 240 W B Seweil, teaching. 20 00 241 J H Frick, teaching.. 40 00242 J E R Kyzer, teaching 40 00 243 E R Geiger, teaching. 25 00 244 C H Leaphart, teach'g 15 00 245 Dora Shirey, teaching. 27 50 246 J A Braunum, teachi'g 10 00 247 D A Jefcoat, teaching 30 00 248 C B Jefcoat, teaching 40 00 249 C B Jefcoat, books... 10 00 250 D B Sphaler, repairs. 27 60 Traveling is Dangerous. Constant motion jars the kidneys which are kept in place in the body by delicate attachments. This is the reason that travelers, train men, street car men, teamsters and all who drive very much, suffer from kidney disease in some form. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures ail forms of kidney and bladder disease. George E. Hausan, | locomotive engineer, Lima, 0., writes, "Constant vibration of the engine caused me a great deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until I used Folej's Kidney Cure." The Kaufmann Drug Co. 251 A F Muorer, building 50 00 252 E !a Addv, teaching.. 25 00 253 H W fiiheredge, teaching 30 00 254 0 F Nunamuker, teaching 30 00 255 A B Meetze, repairs . 23 00 250 G Oxner, teaching.... 32 75 257 J A Williamson, furniture 32 50 258 0 Hi-ltiwanger, teaching. 28 00 259 J P Wes-t, teaching.. . 3(J 00 2G0 M M Lylee, teaching. 22 00 261 S S Linoler, teaching. 35 00 262 W A Counts, teaching 40 00 263 M Benbow, teaching. 25 00 264 Mrs George Sawyer, teaching 35 00 .-^1- t-v t tt:._ i.?u:~,. Qd nn ? 00 U JL Q.UC, toiuuiu^ < uu \j\j 266 M Crooks, teaching.. 35 00 267 M Crooks, teaching... 61 37 268 Lorick & Lowrance furniture 9 50 269 M C Riser, teichiDg.. 30 00 270 O C Shelfccn, teaching 5 00 271 O C Sbelton, teaching 6 50 272 Mary Oxner, teaching 3') 00 273 H J Djininick, teach'g 2 25 274 H J Dominick, teach'g 20 00 275 H W Fulmer. teaching 40 00 276 H W Fulmer, teaching 40 00 277 J R Allen, teaching.. 25 00 278 W L JamerBon, teach'g 18 00 279 O D Seay, teaching.. 50 00 280 Ellen Hendrix, teach'g 34 00 281 Ella Gregory, teach'g 26 50 282 E 11 Gregory, teach'g 13 25 283 BM K; zer, teaching 30 00 284 Israel Earle, teaching 15 00 285 Erin J George, teach'g 33 50 286 i'Ans Mee'ze, teach'g 30 03 287 J B Kilgore, teach'g 68 00 288 W R AFeider, teach'g 20 00 289 S L Smith, teaching . 19 00 290 W L-Jamerson, teach'g 18 00 291 T W Dreher, teaching 33 25 292 B Caughman, teach'g 30 00 293 B Caugbmin, teach'g 30 00 291 W L Motes, teaching 30 00 295 L B William3, teach'g 20 00 296 L B Williams, teach'g 5 00 297 L B Haynes, teaching 90 00 298 Mosely Bros., furnit're 5 00 299 WilliaaTSmith, repairs 10 00 300 Mamie Able, teaching 25 00 301 Leila Lmdler, teach'g 28 00 302 J P West, teaching.. 30 00 303 Juo E Hood, teaching 35 00 301 Sae H Coiley, teach'g 37 00 305 Au't Roberts, teaching 60 00 306 J E Hendrix, rent 17 50 307 W P Roof, repairs... 13 05 308 E P Pompy, teaching 16 00 309 E P Pompy, teaching 12 00. 310 D J Hallman, teaching 20 00 311 J S Q larles, teaching 15 10 312 M H Swaffield, teach'g 43 75 313 M E Gaylord, teach'g ' 22 50 Q1J. "P TC Sin her fear?hincr f50 DO KJ A i J.V ?. 1, 315 D C Drafts, teaching *34 60 316 GrdO Batler, teaching 4 00 317 Geo Butler, teaching 3 12 318 Geo Butler, teaching 1 33 319 Geo Batler, teaching 14 65 320 Geo Butler, teaching 5 35 321 Morris Posey, repairs 14 75 322 JER Kyzer, teaching 40 00 323 H Etberedge, teaching 30 00 324 J M Epting, teaching 82 70 325 G A Hope, teaching.. 25 00 326 G A Hope, teaching.. 25 00 327 M C Wiugard, teactrg 30 00 328 M Gaylord, teaching 22 50 329 Ethel A Dreher, teachg 33 00 330 J B and L B Wingard ing 60 00 331 H D Roof, teaching.. 15 00 332 W B Fallaw, teaching 35 00 333 W B Failaw, teaching 35 00 334 Irvin Jumper, rent... 1 00 335 0 Haltiwanger, teaching 21 40 336 E Wiggins, teaching. 165 00 337 D M Haithcock, teachteaching 35 00 338 M Benbow, teaching. * 15 00 339 A S Allen, teaching.. 20 00 340 M Haltiwanger, teaching 30 00 341 E U Shealy, teaching. 35 00 342 A P Sites, teaching... 60 00 343 R Etheredge, teaching 30 00 344 R Etheredge, teaching 12 SO 345 G F Beacham, teacher 20 00 346 AM Swedenburg, teacher 25 00 347 W B Sewell, teacher.. 25 00 348 G E DdWalt, teacher. 22 50 340 Hiram Hutto, teacher 5 00 350 13 E Graf-, teacher... 30 75 351 C B Jefcoat, teacher.. 40 00 352 ME Boozer, teacher.. 20 00 353 M E Boozer, teacher.. 5 00 354 J B Harrnan, $eacher. 35 00 3.r5 M E Thompson,teacher 20 00 350 MD Thompson,teacher 25 00 Continued on Fourth Page. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? j Kidney Troulie Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful ;i | * ?. cures made by Dr. 1 '?'= Kilmer's Swamp-Root, 1 g j ?rea' kidney, liver i E bn-r^TjJ I? anc^ bladder remedy. "i I f K>7 i_? It is the great medi^ 'A( V ca' triumph of the nir.e\ li |\ ijlij teenth century; ' distfpjL !|'li covered after years of i<[ if ' ralM scientific research by 'I |k~ ^r* Kilmer, the emif J ? " nent ki<incy and biad> e'er specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital v/ork, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in t*\Tpr\T that a <rrv*rial arranc.^mprit hflf? been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling mere about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bla'dder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer &. Co.,Binghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and Home of si^amo-Root. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. ilberfc M. Boozer, ittonier at Law. COLUMBIA, as. c. Especial attention given to business e acrusted to him by his fellow citizens o. Lexington county. Office: 1316 Main Street, upstairs, opposi e Van Metre's Furniture Store February 28 ?tf, IIJV I ? BBS? an SS% TWO HUNDRED aSfl All m ?U a 8 young men and if sa wl a a *2 5 ladies to qualify Wh w^ia H Hba' for paying positions. If you are Interested, write us for our handsome illustrated catalog. THE LANIER SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, MACON, GA. November 19, 1002? ly. Parlor Restaurant. 1336 MaIN STREET. 1 COLUMBIA, - S. C? i ' rpHE ONLY UP-TO-DATE EATING i X House ot its kind in the City of Columbia. It is well kept?clean linen, j prompt and polite service and get it quickly. | Qnietand order always prevail. You get I what yon order and pay only for what you I get. Within easy reach of desirable sleep- j ing apartments. OPEN ALL NIGHT. B. DAVID, Proprietor. s Aim THE ENTIRE or 1638-1640 MA] Columbia, 0This stock is no to the retail trj reduced oThis sale will Dot last very long as it i convert same into cash in the i oYou Know the Lir B ? ? -mm- -y iTW fsA Ill ) tilHHI.N, CLOTHING, SH03 AND REPRESENTS ONE O! STA1 Come Early Yours very truly, WM. F. 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Write for prices and give of wants. tm&lrw *an Lindle)' ^rsery Co.. Pomona, N 0. * 1^111^1 HA!RRBALSAM and beautifies the hitf. _1( ifeverCIPailB to Eestore Gray iSZtyTK:-" -*%8& Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diseases & hairlaiiiag. iiiyiii imiimif in, JT/n Practice in all Court*, KAUFMANX BUILDING, LEXINGTON, S O On the 18th day of October, we formed 0 * cc-partnership for the practice of law. We will be pleased to receive rhose having legal busings to be attended to at our ot? ice in the Kaufmann building at any time. Eespecttclly. J. Wm. THUBMOND, G. BELL TDLMERMAX, October 22. 1902.?ly. Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys tones up the stomach. uin OTnfir Diu oiuun ? I [X STEEET, -- - - S. C. w being offered of crmc^a +i T7 CAj U prices. is the wishes of all concerned to lext thirty days if possible. ies Handled are 28 AND HATS, F THE LARGEST IN THE 'E, and Often. URTICK,