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THE LEXINGTON BiSPflTCH. ] Wednesday, September 27,1905. ] ANNUAL REPORT ] OF ] FRANK W. SHEALY, Treasurer, 1 OF | Lexington County, South Carolina, i For Scholastic Year Commencing July 1 1, 1904, and Ending June 30, 1905. ] OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, ] Lexington, S. C., Sept. 13, 1905. J To Hon. G. W. Gage, Presiding Judge, ' Court of General Sessions, for Lexing- ] ton County, S. C. DEAR SIR: In conformity with the J ^ requirements of An Act of the General ; Assembly of the State of South Carolina ; "NT/% 107 T Vinvp t-JiA "hnnor to submit the V. *V l? 4 . V following report of the transactions of this office for the scholastic year commencing Jnly 1st. 1904; and ending Jnne 30th, 1905: Very respectfully, * FRANK IV. SHEALY, Treasurer of Lexington County. [Continued from last week. | , No. N*me. Claim. Amt. 70 L C Seay, teacher..... $ 55 00 71 W B East, repairs 16 92 72 W B East, furniture... 22 00 73 W T Smith, repairs 10 90 74 W D Hill, teacher 40 00 75 J R T Major, teacher.. 178 10 76 J R T Major, teacher.. 177 10 77 J R T Maj or, rent 19 51 j 78 Sue Thorn, teacher..., * 45 00 < 79 E Dominick, teacher... 41 35 ? 80 Paul Hutfeo, repairs.... 10 00 ; 81 Ruby Glover, teacher.. 30 00 \ 82 I C Brooker, teacher... 40 00 ? 83 Blanche Setzler, teacher * 82 00 < 84 Ethel Duncan, teacher. 35 00 < 85 M P Lindler, teacher... 35 00 < ? r J1?? iAA/ihe, 5S 00 e 80 Jit X XJIUUZOlf iCBUUCl . . vw vv I t 87 Scott Hecdrix,furniture 5 00 88 Mrs A L Smith, teacher 30 00 S9 T H Shull, teacher.... 35 00 90 D Hamilton, teacher 40 00 91 Alva Waters, teacher.. 30 00 92 TraaniG Fulmer,teacher 30 00 93 W B Koon, teacher 40 30 194 D S Halfciwanger, teach' 61 95 J95 TBQaattlebaum,grou*d 12 00 |96 A R Taylor,teacher.... 50 00 97 D Bowman, teacher 37 50 98 Julia McDanie), teacher 30 00 99 Sue Thorn, teacher 45 00 100 Ethel Cumpsty, teacher 30 00 101 Mozelle Walker, teacfce: 26 25 102 Mayme Clayton, teacher 35 00 103 B T Kleckley, teacher. 25 00 104 Eppie Roof, teacher... 30 00 105 Oscar Spire?, teacher.. 32 50 106 Lillie Smcak, teacher.. 30 00 107 J L Smoak, teacher <60 00 108 H K Wingard, repairs. / 2 00 109 Myrtle Wertz, teacher. 42 40 2 110 J J Long, repairs 26 60 2 111 J F S urkie, repairs... 5 50 2 112 Dora E Craft, teacher.. 33 00 2 113 E P Pompey, teacher.. 18.00 2 114 S P Frick, teacher 40 00 2 tic VI TT TTi>lfia?on?op 40 30 a JL-LU JU JU uatvi ? ^ 116 Lorick & Lowrance, rep 1 70 g 117 J 0 Grout, teacher.... 32 00 g 118 Ellen Hendrix, teacher. 50 00 2 119 E Bowman, teacher.... 25 00 2 120 L M Dant, teacher.... 30 00 2 121 J E Sbealy, teacher.-... 45 GO 2 122 Leila Fulmer, teacher.. . 30 00 2 123 Lola Harman, teacher.. 30 50 2 124 White Geiger, repairs . 29 00 2 125 T WeesiDger, teacher.. 30 00 2 126 J W Harman, teacher.. 32 25 2 127 George Butler, teacher. 5 00 2 , 128 Efird & Dreher, ground 2 50 2 129 Eppie Roof, teacher... 30 00 2 130 J E Koon, repairs 6 75 2 131 Josie Riddle, teacher.. 35 00 2 132 D M Cooper, teacher... 25 00 2 133 E Dominick, teacher... 4180 2 134 A B Ayere, teacher.... 25 00 2 J35 W C Caller, repairs 8 50 2 136 J S Qaarles, teacher... 30 00 2 137 R B Hydtick, teacher.. 40 00 2 138 J C Basbee, teacher... .- 30 00 2 139 L J C Lucious, teacher 25 00 2 140 H Y Ray, teacher /.1. ,. . 25 00 2 141 Rosa A Long, teacher.. 25 00 2 142 M M Lykee, teacher... 35 00 2 143 B L Davidscn, teacher. 36 00 2 144 David Hamilton,teacher 40 00 2 145 W L Motes, teacher... 30 09 2 148 W L Mote3, teacher... 34 00 2 147 Haskell Hall, repaire... 35 00 2 14S W We&fcmortlac'd,repair 2 55 2 149 Milliard Hall, repairs.. 24 83 2 150 H J Burgees, repairs.. 11 88 2 151 Sue H Corley, teacher.. 40 00 2 152 JRT Major, teacher.. 179 10 2 153 JRT Major, teacher.. 236 10 2 154 JRT Major, rent 38 60 2 155 A G Loricfc, teacher... 25 00 2 156 Ida Reeder, teacher 35 00 2 157 Ida Reeder, teacher 35 00 2 158 D E Jefcoat, teacher... 40 00 2 159 J H Shealy, repairs ... 7 55 2 160 J W Craps, fuel 2 75 9 161 Leila Barre, teacher... 35 UU 2 162 T Harrington, teacher. 20 00 q Deafness Cannot be Cured \ by local applications, as they cannot 2 Teacli the diseased portion of the ear. 2 There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. ^ Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the 2 Eustachain Tube. When this "tube is 2 inflamed you have a rumbling sound or 2 imperfect hearing, and when it is en- Z tirely closed, deafness is the result, and c unless the inflammation can be taken 1 } out and this tube restored to its normal 2 condition, hearing will be destroyed 2 forever; nine cases out of ten are caus- 2 ed by catarrh, which is nothing but an c inflamed condition of the mucous sur- le faces. j; We will give One Hundred Dollars 2 for any case of Deafness (caused by ca- | tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. c F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. J Sold by druggists, 75c. <Take Hall's Family Pills for coiistipa- 2 tion. .63 D J Hallman, teacher.. 25 00 .64 Lola Richardson fceacbe' 20 00 .65 Blanche Kyzsr, teacher 25 00 .66 M M Jefferson, teacher. 26 00 .67 Mas: Goodwin, teacher. 25 00 .68 H Echeredge, teacher.. 5u 75 .69 H Etheredg*, teacher.. 50 00 L70 Boynfcon Cr,.7t, teacher. 40 00 171 D K Sox, building 65 00 172 J S Derrick,traveling ex 25 00 173 I U Brooker, teacher... 40 00 174 M V Peterson, teacher. 14 81 1.75 M V Peterson, teacher. 5 19 L76 P I Rawl, fuel 8 00 L77 A R Taylor, teacher.. . 37 00 L78 Daisy Bowman, teacher 24 50 L79 Julia McDaniei, teacher 17 00 L80 Pauline Roberts,teacher 17 00 181 Ellen Harrell, teacher.. 22 00 L82 T H Shull, teacher.... 35 00 IKM rSlavt-nn.teacher 52 25 184 L C Eieszer, teacher... 39 04 L85 B M Jacobs, teacher... 35 00 L86 Ethel Duncan, teacher. 40 00 LS7 MY Gregory, teacher. 32 50 188 M Y Gregory, teacher. 29 25 L89 J J Jefcoat, repairs 6 40 190 J A Butler, teacher.... 16 99 191 J A Butler, teacher.... 8 01 192 H E Harper, teacher... 20 00 L93 J M Carson, teacher... 20 00 194 J H Frick, teacher 40 00 L95 J H Frick, teacher 40 00 1^96 Israel Earle, teacher... 23 35 L97 Israel Earle, teacher... 11 65 198 W D Hill, teacher 40 00 L99 A E Ldwd, teacher.... 40 00 ' -? r\ aA 200 J S Derrick, apparatus. jlu uu 201 J S Derrick, apparatus. 10 00 202 Leila Falmer, teacher.. 40 00 203 Eunice Falmer, teacher 33 50 204 Anna Derrick, teacher. 30 00 205 Anna Derrick, teacher. 31 02 206 Hattie Roberts, teacher 30 00 207 W E Long, teacher 30 00 208 W E Long, teacher. .. 15 00 209 William Tifcley, teacher 22 50 210 Lizzie C Seay, teacher. 55 00 211 Mary Henry, teacher.. 40 00 212 Maty Henry, teacher... 40 00 213 Bertha Kleckley, teach' 25 00 214 L B Haynes, teacher.. 55 00 215 Mary C Able, teacher.. 70 00 216 Mary G Able, teacher.. 55 00 217 O D Seay, teacher 142 00 218 R E Shealy, teacher... 42 50 219 R E Shealy, teacher 42 50 220 S S Lindler, teacher... 35 00 221 Amanda Shealy, teacher 27 50 222 Oscar Spires, teacher.. 30 00 223 R S Price, repairs 9 90 224 E P Pompey, teacher.. 18 00 225 W R Bowman, teaching 20 00 226 Sam Riwl, fuel 9 10 227 Lena J Lucius, teaching 25 00 228 Jennie Caughman, teach 26 50 229 Hafctie Cromer, teaching 25 00 230 M P Lindler, teaching.. 35 00 231 S DB Lever,repairs 29 01 232 W P Roof, repairs 5 46 133 Jno D Farr, teacher 42 75 134 M Annie Roof, teacher.. 25 00 135 M Annie Roof, teacher.. 25 00 136 Lula C Eleazer, teacher. 30 00 137 Alva Waters, teacher... CI 20 138 George Butler, teacher.. 5 00 j 139 R B Hydrick, teacher... 4U UD 140 Clem Griffith, teacher... 40 00 :41 H H Haltiwanger, teach. 52 00 ;42 Dora E Craft, teacher... 33 00 143 Lizzie Rawls, teacher... 25 00 44aLizzie Rawls, teacher.. . 25 00 44b W O Steele, repairs.... 6 &5 45 Ruby Glover, teacher... 30 00 46 W Clem Griffith, teach'r 40 00 47 J C Busbee, teaching... 35 00 158 J J Meetze, repairs 65 00 49 R L Davidson, teacher. 35 00 150 Pearl Oswald, teacher.. 25 00 151 Pearl Oswald, teacher.. 25 00 152 Alvin Hook, repairs 6 00 153 Thad W Dreher, teach'r 36 00 54 Jos L Smoak, teacher... 30 00 ;55 Blanche Setzler, teacher 32 00 56 Hattie Y Ray, teacher... 25 00 57 James Y Smith, teacher 38 00 58 Myrtle Wertz, teacher.. 40 00 59 W R Koon, teacher 41 00 60 Nina Henry, teacher.... 40 00 61 James V Smith, teach'r. 60 00 62 James Y Smith, teacher. 60 00 63 J F Kyzer, teacher 42 50 64 J F Kyzer, teacher 42 50 65 Sue Thorn, teacher 45 00 66 Mczslle Walker, teacher. 35 UU 67 Ethel Cumpaty, teacher. 30 00 68 D E Jefcoafc, teacher.#.. '^30 00 !69 L J MartiD, buildiDgs... /I 15 70 Sarah A Walker, teacher 35 00 71 M M Rawls, Jr., furDit'r 4 00 72 Waiter Harraan, teacher 32 50 73 Victoria Crosson, teacher 35 00 74 Victoria Crosson, teacher 35 00 ;75 David Blckley, teacher.. 3 32 76 Elizabeth Dcminick tch'r 40 00 77 D C Jefcoat, teacher.... 40 00 78 George Butler, teacher.. 8 00 79 George Butler, teacher.. 2 00 ;80 L Smith & Bro., building 137 00 181 J W Long, furniture... 3 00 182 D Haltiwanger, teacher. 55 00 183 D J HallmaD, teacher. 25 00 184 B M Jacobs, teacher... 35 00 185 Bianche Kyzer, teacher 25 00 186 Sue H Coriey, teacher.. 40 00 187 Jno A Butler, teacher.. 17 30 :8S Jno A Butler, teacher.. 7 70 189 J C Busbee, teacher... 15 00 !90 Hamlin Etheredge, teach 51 75 191 Rosa A Long, teacher. 25 00 192 W H Donly, furniture.. 37 60 193 Ellen Hendrix, teacher 50 00 194 Maxie Govan, teacher.. 25 00 195 J M Carson, teacher... 10 00 196 S P Frick, teaching...'. * 46 00 !97 W E Frick, repairs 5 00 198 Daisy M Cooper, teach'r 25 00 199 Jno D Farr, teacber... 45 00 10J Josie Riddle, teacher.. 35 00 01 Ioor Hays, buildings.. 21 00 02 M M Jefferson, teacber 26 00 >03 Lena J Lucius, teacber 15 00 J 104 Essie Hydrick, teacber 25 00 05 Jennie Caugbman,teach 26 50 >06 David Hamiter, teacber 40 00 | IMIMB IliHTlfftfTIf i 307 Jessie Risinger, teacher 27 00 308 Jessie RisiDger, teacher 27 00 309 A E Lowd, teacher 40 00 j 310 Lizzie C Seay, teacher. 55 00 311 J H Frick, teacher.... 40 00 312 Lottie T Sightler, teach'? 25 00 3!3 Lottie T Siguier, teach 25 00 314 J R T Msj jr, teacher.. 161 l 315 J R T M?jgr, ftrel 16 55 316 Aonie G Lonck, teson'r 25 00 317 Sarah E Qoattlebaum, " 25 00 318 Mayme Ciaytoo, teaeh'r 40 25 319 Tbnd W Drefcer, teaeh'r 35 00 320 W K Hook, repair* 93 30 321 E BowmaD, teacher. ? 5 00 322 E Bowman, teacher.... 6 00 323 E Bowman, teacher.... 6 00 324 DraytonP Wheeler, teoV 20 00 325 Drayton P Wheeler,tch' 20 00 326 W D Hiii, teacher..... 40 00 327 Echel Daccau, teactier. 49 00 ono t r\ ci 1,., r; (l& 0?0 O Kj ic-jjoiic. . 'j 329 M P Licidler, teacher.. 35 00 330 Ha'tieE Harp* r.teact-'r 20 00 33 L 0 D Seav, teacher .... 142 00 332 D F Shumpert, furrutur 1 75 333 RoBa B Gardner, teach'r 20 00 334 Marion M. Lykes, teach 35 00 335 Maggie Good win,teachr 25 00 336 D Oicar Spires, teacher 30 00 337 T Wessioger, teacher.. 30 00 338 Hatiiw Cromer, teacher. 25 CO 339 A R Taylor, teacher... 37 00 340 Daisy Bowman, teacher 24 50 341 Pauline R )berte, teach' * 17 00 342 Julia McDaniel, teacher 17 00 343 Ehen Harrell, teacher.. 22 00 344 M V Gregory, tescber. 35 75 345 T H Shull, teacher.... 35 00 346 Leila Barre, teacher... '35 35 347 W B Rist, repairs 6 00 348 R E Shealy, teacher... 42 50 349 Dora E Craft, teacher34 00 350 Jocah Hite, building... 50 00 351 Ruby Glover, teacher.. 30 00 352 J A Smith, fuel 4 65 353 A fcl Waiter, teacher... 30 00 354 A M Winter, teacher... 30 00 355 J F Gilliam, teacher.... 20 00 j 356 J S Derrick, teacher... 45 00 ; 357 Blanche Setzler, teacbe' 32 00 358 D Haiti wanger, teache' 55 30 359 Ellen Hendrix, teacher. 50 00 360 W R Koon, teacher.... 40 00 363 W E Long, teacher 30 00 362 W E Long, teacher..., 2 83 363 Alva Watere, teacher.. 4S 10 334 G E DeWalt, teacher .. 20 00 365 G E DeWalt, teacher.. 16 00 366 W R Bowman, teacher. 25 00 367 W E Titley, teacher... 22 20 368 H HHaitiwanger,teach' 56 Ol) 369 C B Jefcoat-, teacher... 40 00 370 S S Lindler, teacher... 25 00 371 Leila Lindler, teacher.. 35 00 372 Leila Lindler, teacher.. 35 00 373 E P Poropey, teacher.. 18 00 374 Bertha Kleckley,teache' 25 00 375 T Wesainger, teacher.. 21 00 376 J W Harman, teacher..* 33 00 377 P W Frederick, teacher 40 00 378 W A Jefcoat, teacher.. 25 00 379 I B Lodin, teacher.... 25 00 380 Jessie Riainger, teacher . 27 00 381 P H Grape, repairs 2 50 382 J A Butler, teacher 5 07 383 J A Butler, teacher 19 93 384 J M BrannoD, teacher. 27 50 385 J M Brannon, teacher.. 22 50 386 J O Grout, teacher 32 00 387 J 0 Crout, teacher 32 70 388 Lola Harman, teacher.. 30 00 389 Lola Harrnan, teacher.. 30 00 390 1 Earle, teacher 20 00 391 M V Peterson, teacher. 3 44 392 M V Peterson, teacher. 6 00 393 M V Peterson, teacher. 6 56 394 M V Peterson, teacher. 14 00 395 J E R Kyzer,apparatus 10 00 396 L B RichardsoD,teache' 10 00 397 G F Leitzsey, furniture 62 50 398 Ethel Cumpsty, teacher 30 00 399 Mczslle Walker, teacher 35 00 400 Sue Thorn, teacher 45 00 401 M A Roof, teacher 25 00 402 E Dominick, teacher... 41 50 | 403 Wm H Roland, fuej... 1 50 404 T Harrington, teacher. 20 00 I 405 D E Jefcoat, teacher... 40 00 406 H E Harper, teacher.. 15 00 407 J C Reynolds,repairs.. 13 65 408 R Gardener, teacher... 20 00 4U9 HEtheredge, teacher., -37 50 410 A B AyerB, teacher 25 00 411 A B Ayere, teacher 6 *00 412 A B Ayere, teacher 25 00 413 A B Ayere, teacher 3 00 414 Esther Thompson,teach 35 00 415 W L Motes, teacher... 30 00 416 W L Motes, teacher... 33 15 417 J F Kaiser, teacher. .. 42 50 llfi fi S Derrick, fuel 1 75 419 Hsnry Bynum, fuel 1 00 420 Rosa A Long, teacber.. 25 00 421 M M Jefferson, teacher 26 00 I 422 S A Walker, teacber... 31 50 423 Ida Reeder, teacber... 35 00 424 Ida Reeder, teacher... 35 00 425 B M Jacobs, teacber... 35 00 426 D J Hallrnan, teacher.. 25 00 427 Eppie Roof, teacher... 30 00 423 A E Dcriick, teacber... 30 00 429 J E Sturkie, repairs... 9 50 430 R B Hydrick, teacher.. 40 00 431 Trannie Fulmer, teact/. 30 00 432 Trannie Fulmer, teach". 28 50 ATra A Ti Smith, f.panhpr 30 00 i Pain From a Sum I Promptly Relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. A little child of Michael Strauss, of | Vernon, Conn., was recently in great pain from a burn 011 the hand, and as cold applications only increased the inflammation, Mr. Strauss came to Mr. James N. Nichols, a local merchant, for something to stop the pain. Mr. Nichols, says: ' I advised him to use Cliimberlain's Pain Balm, and the first application drew out the inflammation and gave immediate relief. I have used ibis liniment myself and recommend it very often for cuts, burns, strains and lame back, and have never known it to disappoint.'' For sale by The Kaufniann Drug Co. ? I Impure blood always shows | somewhere. If the skin, then | I boils, pimples, rashes. If the j nerves, then neuralgia, nerv- | ousness, depression. If the i Sarsaparilla stomach, then dyspepsia, \ biliousness, loss of appetite. | Your doctor knows the | remedy, used for CO years. 5 " Koturniiur friwii thft Cuban war, I was :i | wrfniT ivrwl* Mv liloml WAA bat!. ami litV S neuitli w:is K?>n??. Hut a few i?oUlr*s of Ajer's 8 a Sarsaiwirilla conipifiely carerl rat-." ^ |t il. C. J>bi:nf.i:u. Scraiitoti, l*:i. g { SI I'O a bottle. .1. c. ay Bit Co.. | {Impure Mood | Aid the Sr.rsaparilla by keeping tho rr.<vi,inr vvith Avef's Pills. 434 Mrs A L Smith,teacher 30 00 435 David Hamilton,teache' 40 00 436 Wm A Rawl, fuel 2 50 437 Pearl Oswald, teacher.. 25 00 43S W A Smith, teacher... 26 00 430 B L Davidson, teacher. 35 00 440 W A Smith, teacher... 4 50 441 W A Smith, teacher... 18 67 442 R E Inabinet, repairs.. 2 27 443 L F Ftbk, repairs 8 00 444 Lillie Smoak, teacher.. ' 30 00 445 Lillie Smoak, teacher.. 30 80 446 Lillie Smoak, teacher.. 12 10 447 Mag GoodwiD, teacher. 22 50 448 J E Shealy, teacher 47 45 449 Geo Tindal, building... 8 00 450 J H Frick, teacher 18 00 451 E BowmaD. teacher. 26 00 452 Ha^t<e Y Ray, teacner. 25 00 453 Hatne Y Ray, teacher. 17 50 454 T W Dreher, teacher.. 35 00 455 Nina Henry, teacher... 40 00 453 Is ma Henry, teacher... 19 05 457 0 D Seav, teacher 142 00 458 W D Hill, teacher 40 00 459 J S Derrick, teacher... 22 50 400 Maxie Gjvao, teacher.. 25 00 4G1 B L Davidson, teacher. 31 50 402 A D Morgan, buildings 29 90 463 Kaufmann Drug Co,rep 1 35 464 J R T Major, teacher.. 191 10 ! 465 J R T Major, fuel 22 20 566 Trannie Fulmer, teache: 30 00 467 Hattie Roberts, teacher 30 00 468 Hattie Roberts, teacher 30 00 409 Hatiie Roberts, teacher 30 00 470 Annie Whitner, teacher 23 00 471 Annie Whitner, teacher 20 00 472 T E Wingard, fuel.... 2 85 473 M M Lykes, teacher... 35 00 474 Lizzie C Seay, teacher. 55 00 475 S S Lindler, .teacher... 40 00 476 Eunice Fulmer, teacher 33 50 477 Eunice Fulmer, teacher 33 50 478 Leila Fulmer, teacher.. 30 00 479 Leila Fulmer, teacher.. 30 00 .480 A J Hollo way, teacher. 25 00 481 Amanda Shealy, teacher 27 50 482 " " " 27 50 483 " " " 27 50 484 Sam Rawl, fuel. 16 90 485 R E Shealy, teacher... 42 50 486 T H Shull, teacher 21 00 i>c,n tit tr ? 55 DO to < TV JLiaiLUCXJ, lioawuci . . . <-/ wv 488 L T Sightler, teacher.. 22 50 489 J A Gillian, teacher... 15 00 490 E P Pompey, teacher.. 18 00 491 Ruby Glover, teacher.. 12 00 "492 fl H Haltiwanger,teach' 54 60 493 Mabel Hopkins, teacher 25 00 494 J C Stout, buildings... 25 00 495 Maxie Govan, teacher.. 9 00 496 I C Brooker, teacher... 40 00 497 I C Brooker, teacher... 40 00 498 I C Brooker, furniture. 1 49 499 W A Jefcoat, teacher.. 25 00 500 M V Gregory, teacher.. 32 50 501 D S Haltiwanger, teach 63 05 502 Victoria Crosson, teach. 28 00 503 Blanche Setzler, teach. 32 00 504 L B Hay nee, teacher... 25 00 505 L B Haynes, teacher.. 25 00 506 Mary C Able, teacher. 35 00 507 Mary C Abie, teacher.. 35 00 5US R F McCracken, teach'r 60 00 509 John A Butler, teacher 3 47 510 John A Butler, teacher 9 03 511 Victoria Cro9son teacher 35 00 512 C S Bradford instiiu ex 19 50 513 Lena J Lucius, teacher 25 00 514 Lena J Lucius, teacher 6 25 515 Lizzie Rawls, teacher.. 25 00 516 Liz zie Rawls, teacher.. 23 75 517 OrCar Spires, teacher.. 30 00 51S George Drafts, fuel... 7 40 519 D S Keieier, teaching.. 35 00 520 44 '* 44 44 35 00 52 1 44 4 4 44 44 3 5 0 0 522 44 44 44 44 35 00 5 23 14 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 05 524 Bsrtha T Klecbley,teach 25 00 525 A E Lown, teacher 40 00 526 A E Lown, teacher 20 00 527 Eppie Roof, teacher... 30 00 528 Lucy M Dent, teacher. 30 00 529 Lucy M Dent, teacher. 30 00 530 Isaac B Lakin, teacher 25 00 531 Priseilla Graham, teach 25 00 532 Priseilla Graham, teach 25 00 533 Priseilla Graham, teach 5 28 534 Ellen Hendrix, teacher 50 00 535 Flomsie Harrington, 44 15 00 536 Jas E Hendrix, rent... 17 50 537 S P Fricb, teaching... 58 00 538 S P Fricb, teacher 56 00 539 W D Cannon, fuel 2 25 Attacked By a Mob and beaten in a labor riot until covered with sores, a Chicago street- car conductor applied Bucklens's Arnica Salve, and was soon sound and well. "I use it in my family," writes G. J. Welch,of Tekonslia, Mich., "and find it perfect," Simply great for cuts and burns. Only 25c. at The Kaufmann Drug Go's, drug store. 540 Loia KarmaD, teacher.. 37 5 541 L B WiUiauit, teacher. 23 5 542 " " 25 0 543 " 'k " 44 2 1 544 Esther W Thompson " 25 0 545 W E Titiey, teacher.. 22 5 546 " " " 5 G 547 Josie A Gilliam, " 10 0 548 E;kel Dudcoc " 40 0 549 W P Rjof, repairs.... 19 550 Lex Saving Bank build. 230 1 551 Echel Cumpstey, teachg 30 0 552 Sue TboT, teacher.... 45 0 543 Mc zelle Walker, teacher 35 0 554 Ha^tie E Harper,teach'r 25 0 555 L W Jennings?, teacher 20 0 i 556 Leila Bj.riv, teacher... 35 1 557 John D Farr, teacher.. 45 0 558 John D F'jrr, teacher.. 45 0 550 R E Sbeaiy, teschar... 319 5G0 John S Derrick. Uamer 9 0 [To be continued ] - -o? Like Finding i^oney. Finding health is like finding mone ?so tliink those who are sick. Whe you have a cough, cold, sore throat o chest irritation, better act promptly lik W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. H says: "I had a terrible chest trouble caused by smoke and coal dust on in lungs; but after finding no relief i other remedies, I was cured by Di King's Kew Discovery for Consumptio Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale c any cough or lung medicine in th world. At The Kaufmann Drug Coh drugstore; 50c. and $1.00; guaranteed Trial bottle free. Sorehead in Chickens. People who have tried many mea mines for this prevalent deadly dig ease say that there is no bette remedy than common axle greass freely and faithfully rubbed on th heads of the afflicted fowls. On chicken raiser says that out of 3 cases in his yard 28 were cured b, the axle grease treatment. The cos is cheap enough, five cents a box. Has Stopd The Test 25 Years The old, original Grove's Tasteles Chill Tonic. You know* what you ar taking. It is iron and quinine in a taste less form, No cure, no pay. 50c. ?To More Epidemics. "Washington, Sept 2l- kThep*es? n successful campaign against yellov fever 'n.New Orleans is, to my mind a sufficient demonstration that w will never again have an epidemic o that dread disease in the Unite< States," said Judge Robert 0 Davej representative of the second Louis iana district, who 1*9 here on business You Can Prevent Sick-Headache when you feel it first coining on, by taking ; Ramon's Pill at once- It removes the poison tha causes the trouble. A guaranteed cure, am money refunded if not satisfied. 25 cents. ror t>aie ac nannan s jcazaar. We are in receipt of the premium list of the South Carolina Fair, wbicl will be held in Columbia October 24 25, 26, 27. The State Fair this yea promises to exceeding any one held h recent years in attractiveness and at tendance. Of course, Lexingtoi county, as usual, will be largely rep relented both in exhibits and at tendance and will carry of a m^'orit; of the blue ribbons. J. B. Reidlinger BAKER, COLUMBIA, - - S. C Fresh Bread, Plain and Fancy Cakes Pies, Cream Puffs, Buns, Rusks, Rolls, in fact everything that is good to eat usually found in a first class bakery. Mail Orders Given Prompt and Carefu attention. H WW WW1 mm j DO^T MAXWELL NEAR POST OFFI When you are looking foi Solid Car Load Lots and at ' therefore, can sell you for lesi ments. j "o* I ?30i.i.UL jljpvc, Nine Pieces?One Bed, One Centre Table, Pour Chairs. 0] No. 7 Blac] with a complete list of Cooki] Black Oak, with" a complete line is complete. All grades Furniture of the same grade 490 for prices. MAXWELL COLLTJ1V o 9 Sterling silver, cut glass, fine 0 j china, clocks. A fine stock ? i always on hand for vou to 5 .| 0 j select from. 0 ' 0 | If you can't come, send for j our catalogue or telephone your rkVilm* in; Keep us in mind when want^ ing anything in Jewelry^or h Silverware. ? P. LACH1C0TTE & 10., j I1 JEWELERS, ll 1424 Main St., Columbia, S. C * 'Phone 934 o : ifiSTiini. THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN COLUMBIA. ,* UNITED STATES. STATE, CITY AND COUNTY r DEPOSITORY. -* Saving's Department* e ?o? e Paid up Capital - - - $200,000 ? q Surplus Profits . - 70,000 ^ ' Liability of Stockholders - 200,000 t $470,000 Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable May 1st and November 1st W. A. CLARK, President. Wuje Jones, VicePresident and Cashier ,! OUR LINE OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, Eye Glasses, Stationery, v Rubber Goods, Picture Frames, I Buggy and Wagon Paints, Hodse e Paints, Window Glass, Harness if Oils, Turpentine, Linseed Oils, 3 Varnish and Japans, are more complete than ever before. ' OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is in charge of N. M. Bogart, ^ j Pharmacist, who with his 3 vast practical experience and a Graduate in Pharmacy, will always be glad to serve you. a CALL AND SEE US. n w* /\ m r* s\ J\ Will Al j u usswir viug uj., ^ Leesville, S. C. : HINARD'S IIOTfiL, y J. C. KINARD, Proprietor, . Leesville, - - S. C. The best attention given guest. Mod- ^ em conveniences. Table supplied with m ? best the market affords. If Nervous'and Eun Down ^ ; simply improve your circulation. Remove the ' waste matter that clogs the blood by taking Ramon's Pills?then tone the nervous system with the Tonic Pellets. All in one box for 25 cts. ^ ^nd money back if not satisfied. ^ For Sale at Hannan's Bazaar I 1 T. X. L. cures rheumatism. [TVRL EOBGET & TAYLOR,. CE, COLUMBIA, S. C, r Furniture. * We buy only in ? the lowest spot cash prices, we d than if v/e bought in local ship?droom Suites. j Bureau, One Washstand One ae Bocker?all for $17.25. k Oak Stove ag Utinsels, for $7.50. No. 8 list of Utinsels, $12.50. Our PnV.p.s Guaranteed as low as can be bought. Write or phone & TAYLOR. EBIA, S. C.