The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, July 24, 1907, Page 3, Image 3
The Cause ef Many
Sudden Deaths.
sThere is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decepQjPgg
deaths are caused
ease, 'pneumonia,
/Tlfl * ^ear^ failure or
f apoplexy are often
the result of kidkidney
trouble is
3 IK ? avowed to advance
thekidney-p?ison
v tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a derangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feeling
badly you can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
^4 great ladney, live* and bladder remedy.
' It corrects inability to hold urine and
Maiding pain in passing it, and overcomes
mat unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
an&toget up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
.cores of ih? most distressing cases,
j* Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
old by all druggists in fifty-cent and
<we-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new discovery
and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil~
- - %V vr VTT1
j mer & Co., Uingnaraton, in. jc. wnca
writing, mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and theaddress,
Binghamton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
"raOTSSSIMTAL VABDS.
AD. MARTIN, ATTORNEY
A. AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
~ tr koi. nf fwn-h- ]
VU1UC ill f mi infill XJIUiUUlg tvuui V* w?u.v
house!
Will practice in all courts. Special
- attention to collection of claims.
I WM. W. HA WES,
tT Attorney and Counselor at Law.
NEW BBOOKLAND, S. C.
Practice Id all Courts. Business solicited.
November 1,1906.
I
C. M- KFIXD. V. X. DBKHHB.
EFIRD & DREHER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LEXINGTON 0;BL.& 0.
Will practice in all the Courts. Business
solicited. One member of the firm will &1;
ways be at office, Lexington, 8. C.
JwmcKr
_ ^ ... ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CHAPIN, 8, 0.
Office: Hotel Marion, 4th Boom. Second
floor. Will practice in all the Courts.
fllHURMOND & TIMMERMAN, "
1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS,
Kaufmann Bids:, LEXINGTON, S. C,
We will be pleased to meet those having le
gal business to be attended to at onr office
In the Kaufmann Building at anytime.
BeepectfuUy>WitTHtjBMom
i G. BELL TIMMEBMAN,
LBERT M. BOOZER, ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, 8. 0.
Omcs: 1816 Main Street, upstairs, opposite
Be a?an ^tre'8 ^urtotosin^6" tru ted
tohim^j^te?feiFow citizens^^Lex^nKton
county.
ABORGB R. REASSERT,""
IT ATTORNEY AT LAW.
, 1321 LAW RANGE, COLUMBIA. S. C.
I will boglad to serve my friends from Lexington
County at any time; and am prepared
to practice law in ;*H btate and Federal
Andrew crawford?
ATTORNEY AT. LAW,
COLUMBIA, 8. O
+*"? s.ofa ond VA^amlI nnnrts.
JL (OVilV^v ilk bUv K7?uw MUVK A ? ? ? ,
and offers his professional services to the
eitizens ol Lexington County,
Law Offices, ( ) Residence, 1529
1209 Washington < > Pendle ton Street.
Street. ( )
Office Telephone No. 1372.
Residence Telephone No. 1036.
WBOYD EVANS,
.LAWYER AND COUNSELLOR.
&
Columbia, S. C.
DR. P. H. SHEALY,
DENTIST,
LEXINGTON, S. C.
Office Up Stairs in Roof's Building.
DR. F. 0. GILMORE,
DENTIST.
1510 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
OmcK Hoobs.- 9 a. m. to 2 p. m., and from
3 to 6 d. m.
imj. harmanI
I DEALER IN g
I General j
Merchandise, 1
Comtr Main and New Strait, I
Opposift Contadarata 8
Monument, 5
Lexington, - S. C. j
.96963S96SCS6S696969696SO
A Poor Organ. j
Dam<8) the bile. That's what your |
liver does if it's torpid. Then the ">ile
overflows into the blood?poisons your |
system, causing sick headache, biliousness,
sallow skin, coated tongue, sick
stomach, dizziness, fainting spells, etc.
Ramon's treatment of Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets strengthens the liver and
makes it do its own work. Prevents
and cures these troubles. It aids?
doesn't farce. Entire treatment 25c,
Derrick's Drug Store and 0. E. Corley. j
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AWITTXAX. EEPOBT
OF
FRANK W. SHEALY, Treasurer
OF
Lexington County, South Carolina, Foi
the Fiscal Year Commencing January
1,1906, and Ending
December 31,1906.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
Lexington, S. C., July 11, 1907.
To Hon. Chas. G. Dantzler, Presiding
Judge, Court of General Sessions
for Lexington County, S. C:
Dear Sir: In conformity with th<
requirements of an Act of the Genera
Assembly of the State of South Caro
lina, No. 197, approved December 23
1889 A. D., I have the honor to sub
mit the following report of the trans
actions of this office for the fiscal yea]
commencing January 1, 1906, and end
ing December 31, 1906.
Very Respectfully,
FRANK W. SHEALY,
Treasurer of Lexington County.
COUNTY CLAIMS.
No. Name. Nature. Amt
1 Sinking Fund Com, ins pre $ 66 6<
2 J W Wessinger, lumber... 12 3c
i 8 J C Shealy, lumber 19 1(
; 4 H H Holly plumber 4 9J
5 Mrs N E Hiller,supplies eg 62 85
6 G W Lybrand, supplies eg 11 3(
TDr J W Wessinger, ploweg 2 6(
8 Meetze & Son, sup jail 2 2*
9 " 11 poor house 5(
10 " " chaingang 4 71
11 S B Fishburn, ex lunatic.. 5 0(
12 C 0 Amick,lumber & work 72 31
13 Dr W A Boyd, ex lunatic.. 5 0(
14 T R Davis, conv lunatic... 4 4<
15 A Marks, dieting jurors... 8 4<
16 J B Shealy, supplies eg.:. 8 81
17 J Ed Riddle, lumber ' 97 35
| ~ 18 S Ed Hendrix, hauling, &c 2 8i
19 Walker, Evans & Cogswell
1 Co, printing 9 6(
20 D A Richardson & Son,
sniiolies chain sransr 14 9(
21 J W Derrick, build' bridge 41 51
22 J S Boozer, supplies eg... 16 41
23 Dr W TBrooker,ex lunatic 5 (X
24 J J Taylor, brick poor h... 1 2(
25 Dr J R LaDgford, ex lun.. 5 0(
26 Geo S Drafts, lunacy pro. 15 CM
27 J W Long,supplies chain g 13 3(
28 S L Rawl, wood court h... 27 (M
29 J E R Kyzer, salary 50 0(
30 Scott Hendrix, sup poor h 10 0(
31 A J-Wiggers, tools 1 61
32 A O Wilson, salary 12 5(
33 J W Long, supplies chain g 14 ft
34 Lex Dept Store, sup poorh 48 51
35 " " chain g 20 91
36 J H Fields, con prisoner.. 4 01
37 Lex Dept Store, tools 14 61
38 S B George, sup for office 1 41
39 " salary 29 11
40 G M Harman, printing 9 41
41 Ballentine & Co, sup ph.. 5<
42 P H Corley, dieting pris... 25 41
43 " " con lunatic 4 21
44 " arresting pris out co 4 01
45 Caughman & Harmam,lum 11 51
46 W P Roof, supplies poor h 17 21
47 " " " 11 01
48 P H Corley, wood for jail. 6 01
49 W P Roof, sup public bids 4 01
.50 " " pddr house 15 71
51 C_LMeefee,salgd eapt eg 62 41
oz w v juong, lumDer o z\
53 D E Keisler, salary at p h. 13 5(
54 Noah Mitchell, bry pauper 1 21
55 Mrs J L Long, salary ph.. 4 6:
56 W E Harsey, con lunuatic 8 3(
57 J W Shealy,8alary co com *25 5<
58 Isaiah Hallman " " 25 0<
59 Leroy Senterfeit, con lun. 6 9;
60 J W Stephens, rep bridge. 71
61 P E Amick, lumber 18 7(
62 Wm Maxwell, work ch,jaii 21 01
63 Eli Spires, injury to mule 10 0<
64 L J Langford, sal co sup.. 25 0(
65 E R Maye, lumber 28 3(
66 W Q Roberts, rep bridge.. 8 II
67 J W Corley, supplies ph.. 4 5(
68 J D Wessinger, lumber.... 19 4:
69 Dr J W Geiger, pmortem. 10 0<
70 Geo 0 Price, rep on bridge 8 2
71 P W Sh^aly, building 10 0
72 " " " 10 0
73 H C Shealy, lumber 51 3
74 C L Meetze, sal cap gd c g 61 1
75 T S Sease, tools 3 li
76 J J Barre, lumber 14
77 J D Derrick, rep on bridge 9 0
78 Jesse Kyzer, supplies eg.. 7 1
79 J J Chapman, lumber 29 6:
80 Sam B George, salary, 29 li
81 S P Shumpert, lumber 15
82 W A Caugbman, beef eg. 12
83 " " " ph 5 0
84 J J Kyzer, lumber 12 0
85 L K Kyzer, lumber 8 1<
86 M A Reed, tools ? 7 8
87 Lorick & Lowrance, tools. 15 0i
88 Dr O C Holly, ex lunatic. 5 0
89 H M Wingard, sup chain g 18 4
90 Matthews&Bouknig',tools 22 9
91 L S Mathias, supplies eg. 15 3
92 Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Co, book supplies 9
93 D F & H A Lorick, sup road 24 4
A A T) /% Iiiyv^KA* "I Q<
JL 1/ 1UCCC. C) JL ?T
95 A Marks, dieting jurors... 3 6<
96 M D Harman, tools 3 2
97 Cook & Wingard, lumber. 23 4
98 S J Leaphart, stationery
for clerk's office 10 9<
99 S J Riddle, lumber 9 7i
100 Scott Hendrix,sup p h 17 5
101 D F Eflrd, lumber 7 8'
102 J S Hook, tools 1 5?
103 L E Carey, lumber 8 8<
104 R W Miller, lumber, work 8 0<
105 S L Rawl, wood 15 ft
106 A O Wilson, salary 12 5<
107 D Senn, lumber 9 5i
108 II E> Lowman, lum & work 4 0<
109 G M Harman, printing#&c 30 5<
110 J E R Kyzer, sal, postage 53 01
111 Caughman & Harman,lum 90 9'
112 J W Long,supplies chain g 32 7!
113 44 4 4 poor house 3 11
114 Lex Dept Store, sup eg... 40 &
115 44 4 4 4 poor h 33 91
116 *4 44 44 44 11 3!
117 V H Harman, hauling 4 0(
118 S F Taylor, work c h, jail. 8 7i
119 N B Hill, rep on bridge... 15 4(
120 C M Cromitie, work road. 34 5<
121 E M Mason, tools 1 25
122 W Chesnut, conveying pau 2 0(
123 Rob Brooker, con pauper. 1 5(
124 A B Keadle, lum and reps 7 0(
125 Adam F Corley, pauper al. 5 (X
126 Noah Mitchell, Bry. paup. 3 0(
127 Isaiah Hallman, sal. com. 25 (X
128 Jas. W. Shealy, sal. com. 25 (X
129 L J Langford, sal. supvsr. 25 (X
130 D E Keisler, salary 15 5(
131 Mary Hall, serv. at p. h. 6 0(
132 Wm Maxwell, repairs on
court house and jail 105 C(
133 J E Reynolds, conv. lun. 4 3(
134 J L Corley, wk. c. h. gd's. 3 5(
135 D Slusky, material for
court house and jail 270 5i
136H M Wingard, sup. forp. h. 37 01
* 137 C R Rish, sal. mag. & con. 29 25
13S C R Rish, tools 9 00
139 W R Hilderbrand, salary
as magistrate and con'st. 28 12
140 U W Jefcoat, salary as
magistrate and cons't. 28 12
1411 A Lindler, sup. for c. g. 5 90
p 142 E T Rauch, salary as magistrate
and constable 62 50
143 J E R Kyzer, salary 50 00
144 Q Y "VVingard, sal. cons't. 25 00
145 W K Hood, bld'g. bridge 7 50
146 S F Taylor, wk. on c. n. 29 75
147 J M Marehant, salary as
magistrate and cons't. 56 25
' 148 Simon Amick, bld'g. brd'g 42 00
149 N S Derrick, bld'g. brd'g. 78 89
t 1*0 "HrTt S TYTnpfc. sal as macr. 40 75
3 151 Dr L B Etheredge, p m ex 5 00
152 44 *4 4, ex. lun. 5 00
i 153 Dr H G Eleazer, vac. ser. 15 30
1 154 Dr R E Mathias, *4 44 42 00
- 155 G W Asbill, 9al. as mag. 34 60
, 156 Jno D Shealy, wk. on road 20 00
- 157 D E Keisler, salary 14 70
- 158 Mary Hall, cook poor h. 6 00
r 159 C L Meetze, salary cap't.
and guard chain gang 58 00
160 A Taylor, repairing bridge 15 00
161 Geo H Koon, rep'g bridge 12 60
162 Jes Hallman, reprs p. b. 7 55
163 J J Long, lumber 7 37
164 H F Hendrix, tools 5 80
165 J W Hook, sup. c. gang.. 3 70
' 166 Dr E P Derrick, prof. ser. 30 00
. 167 C D Barr, tools 3 75
j 168 Caughman & Harman,
; lumber 8 40
J 169 Meetze & Son, sup. c. g. 25 43
170 44 44 44 p. li. 17 10
171 Walter Long, lumber 16 52
172 P H Corley, sal. sheriff... 200 00
* 173 P H Corley, diet'g. pri9. 12 80
174 P H Corley, serv. warrants 10 55
175 Lex. Dep't. Store, supplies 84 14
176 44 44 44 sup, c. g. 14 34
177 44 44 44 44 p. b. 9 88
178 44 44 44 44 p. h. 37 74
179 S B George, postage for of 10 94
180 T E Campbell, repr treas of 70
181 A O Wilson, sal. coroner 12 50
182 C E Corley, sup. for p. h. 11 20
5 183 Wm Maxwell, wk. on c. h. 122 62
1Q4. "RnlmnruCnllnm Co.. tools 5 50
185 RT Graham, wk. on e. h. 2 55
186 J T Hook, reprs. on brdg. 5 00
187 G M Harman, printing 19 43
188 S B George, salary a9 clerk 29 16
189 M P George, sweeping ch 1 50
190 W H Rast, tools 8 50
191 T R Davis, lumber.. 6 00
192 Lorick & Lowrance, piping
for road 4 22
193 P H Shealy, lumber 8 76
194 S L Rawl, wood 6 00
195 G A Derrick, sal. as aud. 75 00
196 " " postage 1 70
197 J A Epting, lumber, &c... 6 98
198 Jno P Richardson, tools.. 6 25
199 J W Long, sup for eg 32 63
200 J S Boozer, tools 9 20
201 Go van Lowman, damages
for right of way 5 00
202 T H Rawl, repairs bridge 1 00
203 F W Shealy, postage & frt 22 85
204 F W Sheafy, treas. jury &
witness pay bills 2,704 50
205 FW Shealy, salary 75 00
206 W W Hall? lumber, 3 32
207 West Disenfectant Co.,
supplies for jail 20 75
208 E P Rinehart, loss of horse 35 00
209 Isaiah Hallman, sal as co.
commissioner 25 00
210 L J Langtfprd, fees for jury 1 50
211 L J Langrord, salary 25 00
212 Jas W Snealy, salary 25 00
213 N B Wannamaker, serving
on board of equalization 39 50
I 214 Geo W Pound, et. al. serv.
J on board equalization.. 35 65
* 215 L W Wise, serving on b'd *
J ' equalization 33 CO
J 216 J T Sawyer, et. al. serv.
; on b'd equalization 46 60
; 217 P E Huffman, et. al. serv.
' on board equalization... 39 60
: 218 T J Roof, et. al. serving
' on board equalization... 43 60
J 219 A D Shull, et. al. serving
1 on board of equalization 43 60
J 220 S E Taylor, et. al. serving
J . on board equalization... 37 75
3 221 P W Addy, serving on
board of equalization... .40 50
3 222 G J King, serving on
' board of equalization.. 40 90
0 223 J C Fulmer, serv on bd eq 33 20
5 224 Dr J W Sandle, profession*
al services jail 10 00
3 225 J C Glover, serv on bd eq 46 60
0 226 P P Clark, serv on bd eq 41 80
* 227 G D Hayes, serv on bd eq 29 20
0 228 J B Wingard, sal as clerk 25 00
7 229 J B Wingard, sal as mag 50 00
2 230 J B Wingard, postage 10 00
6 231 H F Hendrix, serv bd eq 47 25
0 .232 C L Meetze, sal capt gd eg 58 00
5 233 Dr H G Eleazer, p mor ex 5 00
0 234 D E Keisler, salary 18 75
0 235 E T Rauch, holding inq. 10 50
0 236 J J Rikard, supplies 2 59
0 237 W P Roof, sapplies...' 16 05
0 238 W P Roof, supplies for eg 49 03
0 239 W P Roof, tools 6 60
0 240 Scott Hendrix, sup for p h 5 20
5 241 W A Caughman, beef 5 25
5 242 W A Caughman, beef 1 15
243 Hiller Bros., lumber..* 8 93
7 244 Lee A Lorick & Bro., sup
2 for jail 10 95
0 OAF\ P TT Pnrlp-v opmririormr>pr?
~ . ?o r? j
u out of county 1 48
0 246 P H Corley, convey luna 4 11
8 247 P H Corley, dieting pris 4 00
248 J Frank Wingard, hauling 75
? 249 R T Graham, work on jail 7 00
6 250 " " " " c. h. 24 50
0 251 Walker, Evans & Cogs7
well Company, books, etc. 65 76
0 252 Walker, Evans & Cogs3
well Company, books, etc. 35 76
0 253 J W Long, sup. for c. g. 21 24
0 254 Lex. Dept Store, supplies 13 19
P 255 L B Dozier Co. ter. cotta 63 82
5 256 R H Jennings, State treasD
urer. insurance on jail ... 130 00
* 257 Jef B Amick, lumber 19 67
3 258 M Cockrei, lumber 6 45
1 259 W B Rast, tools 8 05
$ 260 Geo W Lindler, sup. c. g. 1 75
5 261 Wm Maxwell, repairs on
* public building 134 12
5 262 l)r E P Derrick, ex. lun. 5 00
2 263 Geo S Drafts, pro. in lun. 6 00
) 264 A O Wilson, sal. coroner 12 50
> I 265 Caucrhman & Harman,
) lumber 8 25
) 266 M D Shull, supplies c. g. 30 28
2 267 J H Koon, lumber 27 67
) 268 Jesse Hallman, repairs 3 70
J 269 BenN Sprires, conv. paup. 7 00
> 270 Dr J J Wingard, ex. lun. 5 00
}} Was in Poor Health for Years
) Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa.,
) writes: "I was in poor health for two
) years, suffering from kidney and blad)
der trouble, and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
) obtaining any marked benefit, but was 1
) cured by Foley's Kidney Cure, and I
) desire to add my testimoney that it may
be the cause of restoring the health of
5 others." Refuse substitutes. Sold by
> The Kaufmann Drug Co.
AN OLD ADAGE
gAVO "A
light purse is a heavy curse"
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER is the seat of nine
tenths of all disease*
T..nL n:iL
luiisriiis
go to the root of the whole matter,
thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore the action of the
LIVER to normal condition*
Give tone to the system and
solid flesh to the body.
Fake No Substitute.???.
271 J E Hendrix, serv. on bd. 34 00
272 Jno B Roberts, wk. on c. h. 26 25
273 J M Caughman, serv. on bd. 28 00
274 H M Wingard, 9up. p. h. 41 99
275 " " " c. g. 43 17
276 J E R Kyzer, salary, etc. 51
277 F C Corley, sup. for p. h. 13 81
278 G M Harman, printing 16 18
279 r U Corley, sup. for c. h. 50
280-Meetze & Son, sup. c. g. 13 78
281 S B George, salafy 29 16
282 M D Harman, sup. elk's, of. 1 50
283 W H Knight, lumber.... 8 25
284 DrE P Derrick, prof. ser. 2 55
285 L J Langford, salary 25 CO
286 Isaiah Hallman, salary... 25 00
287 Jas W Shealy, salary 25 00
289 A E Derrick, administrator
salary due J S Derrick... 27 88
289 J E Davis, lumber 6 30
290 J B Roberts, sup. for c. g. 4 41
291 Dr E J Etheredge dent. wk. 50
292 Adam F Corley, paup. al. 5 10
293 Em'l Sox, way for pub rd. 25 00
294GWLewis, " " " " 15 00
295 N D Hite, 44 " 44 " 5 00
296 A L Hook, wk. on bridge 12 22
297 M D Shull, Harness 13 00
298 " 44 sup. for c. g. 17 85
299 P P Clark, services 2 50
300 S E Taylor, services 2 50
301 Meetze & Son, sup. c. g. 4 30
302 D E Keisler, sal. at p. h. 19 50
303 W P Roof, guano for p. h. 18 90
304 J E R Kyzer, salary 50 00
305 F C Corley, sup. for c. g. 40
306 44 44 44 44 44 44 13 32
307 Geo S Drafts, lun. procds. 5 CO
308 Wm Maxwell, wk. on c. h. 19 86
309 The Atlas Oil Co., paint
for public buildings 63 34
310 A 0 Wilson, sal. as cor. 12 60
311 W A Caughman, beef ph. 3 10
312 Geo H Bunch, ex lunatic. 5 00
313 Dr C L Barron, ex lunatic 5 00
314 Lex Dept Store, sup jail.. 36 82
315 " 44 44 p h 30
316 44 44 44 jail 11 79
317 44 44 44 c g 2 70
318 Sam B George, salary 29 16
319 J J Schwartz, constable... 2 00
320 H M Wingard, tools 4 60
321 44 44 supplies poor h 16 75
322 P H Corley, cap esc con.. 35 00
323 44 arresting con 1 60
324 44 dieting pris 8 60
325 G M Harman, printing 11 78
326 W L Lorick, painting bdg. 5 00
327 Matthews &Bouknight, sup 53 45
328 Thad W Dreher, ser bd ed 10 63
529 C D Meetze, sal cap gd c g 57 70
330 D S Keisler, tobac' pauper 4 32
331 C D Barre, supplies eg... 29 04
332 J R T Major, serv bd ed.. 15 00
333 T H Williams, con pauper 1 50
334 Willie Senn, witness fee.. 95
335 W M Merchant * 44 100
336 W F Corley 4' 75
337 Capt S M Roof, 44 65
338 R W Kleckley, 44 / 85
339 Levi Senn, 44 90
340 M K Kaminer, 44 85
341 Jacob Bouknight, 44 1 30
342 John Roon, 44 1 30
343 Elbert Taylor, 44 1 25
344 J W Asbill, tools 13 70
345 J E Stuck, work on bridge 1 86
346 James Keisler, witness fee 1 30
347 J D Shealy, lumber 6 46
348 Isaiah Hallman, salary? 25 00
349 L J Langford, 44 2 5 00
ap>/\ * tyt ni _ . i._ L L c\r? aa
cK>u j w oneaiy, ? 20 uu
"351 D Slusky, material c h 39 19
352 J B Wingard, salary clerk 25 00
353 Azariah Taylor,witness fee 1 15
354 U W Jefcoat, sal mag, con 56 25
355 C R Rish, 44 44 30 00
356 P K Corley, salary 200 00
357 44 services 8 45
358 Canghman &Harman,dray 13 00
359 P H Corley, services 3 95
36 0 4 4 4 4 4 15
361 44 dieting prisoners' 14 00
362 D E Keisler, salary 18 00
363 R H Caughman, mule hire 4 00
364 G M Harman, printing 7 03
365 Scott Hendrix, chairs 4 50
366 L D Cullum Co, sup eg... 27 18
367 A E Eargle, supplies eg.. 15 40
368 G A Derrick, salary 75 00
369 J J Schwartz, salary con.. 2 00
370 F W Shealy, postage, frt 11 48
371 44 salary 75 00
372 F C Corley, supplies eg... 20 47
373 Dr Theo Quattlebaum, examining
lunatic 5 00
374 W L Kneece, ex. lunatic 5 00
375 Geo S Drafts,Procds in lun. 10 00
376 S B George, postage 6 91
377 44 44 salary 29 16
378 M P George, cleaning c. h. 1 50
379 J E R Kyzer, salary 51 15
380 P H Corley, conv'y. lun. 3 00
381 Lex. Dept. Store, supplies 15.05
382 D E Shumpert, lumber... 12 50
383 Jesse Hallman, serv. c. g. 2 50
* 1 1?? a 1 r
6i54 jonn J L.ong, jumoer ? 10
385 A 0 Wilson, sal. as cor. 12 50
386 Dr J P Drafts, exam. lun. 15 CO
387 Dominick & Amick, sup. 4 60
388 A Heflin, supplies for p. h. 3 10
389 W A Caughman, beef 2 25
390 J M Merchant, one docket 1 00
391 J M Merchant, salary 56 25
392 D W Bickley, salary 12 10
393 E T Rauch, salary 62 50
394 F H Hendrix, sup. for c. g. 10 95
395 Mathews & Bouknight,sup 20 14
396 Geo W Asbill, sal. cons't. 36 60
397 Scott Hendrix, Bedstead 2 CO
398 B M Goodwin, act. cons't. 1 00
399 B S Mack, salary 31 25
400 H Westmoreland, con. lun. 11 30
401 B S Mack, repr. tools c. g. 1 25
Continued on page 6.
Pineules are for the Kidneys and Blad
der. They bring quick relief to backache,
rheumatism, lumbago, tired worn
out feeling. They produce natural action
of the kidneys in filtering waste
matter out of the blood, 30 days treatment
|1.00. Money refunded if Pineules
are not satisfactory. Sold by Kaufmann
Drug Co.
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When you are looking for
Solid Car Load Lots and at th
therefore, can sell you for less t
ments.
Solid Oak Be<
Nine Pieces?One Bed, One !
Centre Table* Pour Chairs. One
No. 7 Black
with a complete list of Cooking
Black Oak, with a complete 1
line is complete. All grades.
Furniture of the same giade ca
490 for prices
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If WE OWN
m $tOO,000 United States E
/b3 Carolina Bonds.
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fee Four Per Cent, ou depos
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WE PROMISE
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a Wilie Jones, President.
Tried fn the Supreme Court
of Universal Popularity, the
Best Judges of Tobacco Always
Decide in Favor of
LEGAL
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This tobacco is one of the oldest
oldest manufacturers in the cour
very highest standard of manufj
in America has been reached; a s
up to in every plug we make. E
leading markets of Virginia and
. the most select, high-grade grow
j unequaled quality of " LEGJil
Sold at 10c per 1
'' Always discriminate in favor of "LEGAI
TAGS. A copy of our 1907 premium cat
most attractive ever gotten out by a tobac
address in the United States on receipt of
tags we are redeeming.
HANCOCK BROS. & CO.,
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e lowest spot cash prices, we
han if we bought in local shipIroom
Suites.
Bureau, One Washstand, One
Rocker?all for $17.25.
Oak Stove
Utinsels, for $7.50. No. 8
ist of Utinsels, $12.50. Our
Prices guaranteed as low as
n be bought. Write or phone
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DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
patterns, bought to please our
at Bargain Prices.
mery.
y latest styles and trimmings,
ive seen ours.
:oks.
iplete with all the new novelere.
Is to call and see what we have.
HEADftUARTERS.
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YOUNG,
AND RETAIL,
r, COLUMBIA, S. C,
National Bank, I
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ited Stages Govertmi th. e State 8
oimty of Ricniatil an I tiie City
oncls and $100,000 State of Sontli B
a-;, Corporations and In i ividuals. H
its in oar Savings D^par tment, in
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BANK, -- Columbia, S. C. 1
123 J,000.00 t
J. P. Matthews, Cashier.
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and best brands of one of the ;
ltry. Established in 1851, the i
ictured tobaccos ever attained !
itandard which is strictly lived
xperienced buyers cover all the
North Carolina, choosing: only
th, with which to maintain the
, TENDER TWIST."
"wist in 5c Cuts i
, TENDER TWIST.." and SAVE THE
jlogue, which is one of the largest and
co manufacturer, will be mailed to any ;
only 4c in postage stamps, or 8 of the
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