The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 15, 1908, Image 10
The Lesington Dispatch.
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QUABTSBLY BEPOBT
George H. Kooiv Supervisor ot
.exington County, For Quarter Endig
Dec. 31, 1907:
Name. Character. Amt.
DrHG Eleazer, post m ex $ 5 00
J H Snelgrove, nails, bdg 60
Adam F Corley, al. paup. 8 00
G W-Asbill, serving warrants
ont of county. 23 65
W J Roberts, lum and wk. 6 00
RUa Hall, washing at p h. 4 00
S I> Fulmer, supplies p h. . 1-50F
C Cockrel, himber. ..... ' 3 00
J W Ballentine, lumber... 14 58
S B Georere. salara clerk, 29 16
vv mc W Caughman, wood.... 6 00
501 G S Drafts, pro. lunacy.. 5 00
$03 G H Koon, supplies', eg 4 00
Vv 503 Wm Eargle, lumber 5 50
,504 CL Meetze, sal. capt. eg 48 45
3505 DJML erosson, supplies c g 7 55
506 J E R Kyzer, sal and pstg 52 00
x. 507 S L Hendrix, lumber 1 50
v 606 H J Lyles, rep. on bridge 6,10
C ? 500 Job O Swygert, lumber... 3 88
" 516 A W Cumalander, wk e g 6 70
( . 511H M Wingard, sup p h 32 80
612 B D Clark, salary coroner 12 50 ,
' ft. 61$ A B Eargle, supplies eg 70 87
Er &H J S Boozer, supplies eg 8 2o
615 H M Wingard, sup. eg 1 50
Sightler, conveying .
^ > pauper to poor House..... 2 60
trfl, ex inn.; 5 uu
Meting pris. 30 30
onv. lunatic 4 65
t, p m exam. 10 00/
>n, sop eg 5 06
r, wkiorcg 4 25
supplies eg 124 11
umber, etc. 34 66
'& ^gsweS4 91 35
clerk court 6 45
iek, exami^^^^|
* 32 56
Uwo? % * ? ? . OiS5 W
mp^tor p h 23 20
<>? fvv< 4 65
see. ?...... 100 00
er, attorney's
9 cases...... 100 00
jonsfe fee etc 3 80
, sup for p h 2 25
lias, p m ex t 5 00
sal co com > 24 00
tan, wood c h 13 50
[son, lumber,
uls.......? 7 66
i, sap for p h 38 25
cleaning jail 6 50
seir warrants \12 00
sery warrants 5 90
IHetmg- pris. ::32 70
Serv m/ war 6 80
Serv m war 3 80
g?? 572 X C Hamby, surveying for
Pp 131 00
|l 57fi ^Sfcon Taylor, alP paup 2 CO
P * 576 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs,
|k, ' ^aJlotfance paupers 6 00
f 577GIlsie Ganfcer^ al pauper 4 00
; 578 Jas H Fields, sup for eg 15 00
- 579 ,B D Clark, salary coroner 12 50
fe. H Corley, serv m war 4 80
f v 581 L C Hutto, fine for. arrest!%?' '*
iite gamblers : 25 00
Icy. 588 O J? Hendrix, wk on -*oad 9 37
H MS Adam'COrlev. al nauner 12 00
pi- ifiM ABBachman, salary magI
istrate and constable..... 57 45
p; 585 V Vf Jefcoat, salary magi
istrate and constable 86 25
586 V W Jefcoat, increase in
I ' salary and constable...... 19 -15
if . $87 B P Neece, repair bridge 8 00
ffcy588 Ben Hampton, nired labor
I . forchaingang 3 30
I - 689 Jim Sport, hired lab c g 3 10
p 688 Wm Bawl, allow panper 150
p 694 C L Meetze, sal capt eg 49 35
if 592 A J Royal, sal guard eg 20 00
|;: 583 Shull & Wessinger sup c g 162 76
if 684 6 H Koon, freight eg 182
|F 586 Jess Hopkins, hired laf> c g 1 30
if1 588 T B Aughtry & Co., "tools 10 95
Klf 597 W H Suber, supplies c. g 10 21
||r 688 J 8 Wesainger, supplies^ g 2 35
P^v 609'WI* Roof, supplies for eg 2 38
pf 600 8 D Pulmer, salary, etc.,
i steward poor house 89 85
?? 001 Br D R Kneece, exam lun 5 00
|| 602 Dr W L Kneece, 44 " 5 00
flftS Mftfltze & ftnr?. ffnrmHps r? h 24 42
i? - 664 S C Penitentiary, con ciths 38 40
B^;- 0O5 Frank W Shealy, co treas 75 00
I'000" " " postage 27 63
[ - 007Willie Koon, reprs bridge 5 00
B~' 608 J J Chapman, lumber.... 13 09
B 609 Dr E P Derrick, salary
1- physician poor honse, etc. 30 25
B - 61C G A Derrick, sal as mac 50 00
B 611 Clarkson, Graham ana
B Starkie, judgment cost- in
Saunders cases -148 05
I \812 G S Drafts, pro in lunacy 11 00
B 613 WP Roof, supplies p b 8 35
B 614 DrRH Timmerman ex lun 5 00
"Att n* T? T? DoiffAi1 o ? m ov in nn
EG M H&rxnan, publishing 36 63
B D Chirk, 'salary coroner 12 50
W S Black, serv bd of ed 6 00
B D Clark, constable fees 4 00
W D Dent, sal and postg. 26 00
MP George, sweeping ch 1 50
- " election ex.
Calhoun County 2 00
S B George, sal clerk c 29 16
8 B George, costs Saunders
cases 20 00
S B Geoxge, postage, etc. 9 29
Levy Bros Co sup tor cPk 1 78
627 J E R Kyzer, sal. postage 52 00
628 F P Shealy,- sal magistrate 62 50
629 G W Asbill, sal constable 31 40
630 Aull & Hipp, tools 5 75
631 W P Roof, supplies for p h 38 73
632 '* " *' roads 21 93
633 P H Corley, dieting pris. 58 20
634 " " sal sheriff... 200 00
635 " ' " wood for jail 3 00
636 " " con pris to eg 3 45
637 E U Shealy, sal mag and c 66 30
638 C W Caughman, salary as
constable and wood 32 50
639 J B Wingard, postage . of. 7 75
640 *' 14 sal clerk co 25 00
641 Wingard & Dreher, general
counsel fees.% 50 06
642 GeoHKoon,sal supervisor 187 50
643 Mary and Rebecca Jacobs
allowance pauper 3 00
644 Gilsie Gunter, al pauper 2 00
645 Preston Taylor, al pauper 1 00
646 Lorick & Lowrance, tools 24 35
647 Banhard & Co supplies c c 10 85
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TOTAL for January 9 1908, $2,083.16
44 44 Dec. 2, 1907, 1,074.09
44 44 Nov. 4, 1907, 736.75
GRAND total for year 1907, $3,894.00
Respectfully submitted, ,
GEO. H. KOON,1,
Supervisor.
J. BROOKS WINGARD, ,
Clerk.
January 10, 1908. ,
FOUND SUE WAS DUMB.
The 9treet Masher's Discomfiture Was
Then Complete.
She had arrived in the city quite recently
from the country and had still
much to ^earn. For instance, when she
was told that she could not go for a '
walk alone after dark, as she had
been accustomed to do in the primitive
security of her birthplace, she
smiled the superior smile of one who
knows and is wont to follow her own
wishes. ^
So she started out one evening with
the intention of "dropping in" to see a
friend for a% hour's chat before bedtime.
Brightly and blithely she skipped
along, her head in the air. She
made a pretty picture, and it was
' scarcely astonishing that she attracted
the attention of other pedestrians also
out.for enjoyment One of theise, a,
young man, thought it a pity that
Such unanimity of thought should not
orxn a "trust combination." He approached
her.
She affected not to see him at first
and hastened her steps. But he kept'
pace and finally tried to converse at
the same time.
Them she remembered the advice she
had disdained. Watching her opportunity,
she increased hfer walk to a run
and sought' refuge in a large building,
the lights of which loomed aheiyl likev
a beacon of safety to a shipwrecked
11/IfK/\iif noncln/. , yv 1/t/itr
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where she was going, she rushed up a
flight of steps that led to it and placed
her luuuLoa the beiL Before she could
ring It she was startled by an exclamation
from her pursuer, who stood
in t^e street heiow staring at the bnildlng
with bulgipg ey^s.
'That's one on mer he said. And he
walked away as if he would like to
leave the earth^unseen. y*r
Raising her eyes, she saw this inscription
overthedoor:
"Home For the Deaf and Dumbl"?
New Torid Poet \
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.. Common Prudenefe.
A teacher in a downtown school has
for her pupils the children of Russian
parents. The other day she was explaining
a sum in'subtraction which
the little ones found difficult to under*"
stand. ^ ^
"Now," said she to exemplify the
proposition, "suppose I had $10 and
went into a store to spend it Say 1
bought a hat for $5. Then I spent $2
for ^gloves and $1.50 for some other
things. How much did I have left?" s
For a moment there was dead silence.
Then a boy's hand went up.
"Well, Isaac, how much did I have
left?" x ,
v "Vy didn't you country our change?'
said I sage in a disguitil tone.?Woman's
Home Companion.
On the Links.
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Mr. Timtot Cteacliinc a friend coif)?
Before I go hany further let me himpress
upon you, old man, that hevery!
think is in the way you stand!
/ Piling It On.
A convipt in a western prison had
j been extremely refractory, and differeht
means were tried without success
to break his spirit One morning the
| superintendent said to the warden:
"That scoundrel No. 213 is behaving
worse than ever. Put him on bread
and water/'
"But he is already on fast diet," replied
the warden.
"Then keep it up and give him a
cookbook to read."?New York Times.
Queer.
It f io K/\n4- a fAnmla '*
r uuu.v auvui a umu o ivu^uv)
said Joakley.
"Go ahead," said Markley; "let's
hav? it."
"When it's thick the excuses he
makes to his wife are too thin."?
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Plain Talks
A Talk to 1
You use a fertilizer
of course, but do you Iglfej
use enough ? Inffp
The yield per acre,
and the profit therefrom
increases in far greater qfeS
proportion than the cost
of additional fertilizer. '&y
What is an increase in
cost of'#2:00 to $10.00
per acre for fertilizer
v when the returns therefrom
show an increase of $50.00 to
#250.00 per acre?
The big Magnolia Fruit
Farms at Durant, Miss., tested
the well-known Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizer
in different
- '?quantities on
their strawi
v acre were'used
acretifen when
500 lbs. per
* acre were used.
This is/ modern intensive culture,
the method that is doubling
and trebling the crops of
all kinds ot Inut in -
either good or in poor tav
and worn-out land all
over the country?and
in good soil, too.r HE
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la TJaioa There is Not Strength.
A majority of the people of Union
have said by their ballots that for the
.nextfour years at least, they wish
whiskey to be sold in that county.
We are profoundly sorry that such is
the case. Over in York county*there
was no whiskey legally sold for about
twenty-five years, and then the people
of that good old county concluded that
they would have a dispensary. The
T68u.it was tnat xn a snore tune young
men who were neiver known to drink
before, becam# drunkards, debauching
themselves and disgracing their
people. Now mark the result, the
people of York arose in their might
and voted out the damable thing, and
now York county is busily engaged in
trying to recover from the effect of
I having had the nefarious institution
within her borders. Another reason
f for regret on our part is that Union is
so close to Cherokee that it mil in no
small degree affect the people of our
county and prove a curse to them.
We can only hope that when the
geperal assembly meets they will wipe
the infernal system off the face of the
earth.?Gaffney Ledger.
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A Cure for Misery.
"I have found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces," says R. M.
James, of Louellen, S. C. "It's called
Electric Bitters, and comes in 50 cent
bottles. It breaks up a case of chilis or
I a bilious attack in almost no time; and
it puts yellow jaundice clean out of
commission." This great tonic medicine
and blood purifier gives quick relief
in all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints and the misery of lame back.
Sold under guarantee at Kaufmann
| Drug Co. and Derrick's Drug Store.
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on Fertilizers
?ruit-Growers
The yield will be I
according to the |
IsSaSf amount of plant food |
If; you give your trees or g
y plants.? you can dc- J
pend 011 it. The better I
they are fed the greater f
and more valuable will j
- be your crop. Fertil- J
ize sparingly and you 3
reap sparingly. |.
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The fact that over a million
tons of Virginia-Carolina I |
Fertilizer were sold last year c |
proves them to be without I 8
equal. Every fruit farmer, |
no matter what method he
now uses, should get the Vir- 1
ginia - Carolina j
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Not Allowed to Sail Liquor, i
Postmaster General Meyer has issued
an order which has a direct bear- ?
ing upon the prohibition movement. *
The order is as follows:
"It is hereby ordered that it shall 11
be a condition of any contract here- 1
after entered into for carrying the
mails upon star, screen wagon, mail
messenger special service route, that
the contractor or carrier, shall not
, transport intoxicating liquor from one
point to another upon such route while r .
| in the performance of mail service." I
Lame Shoulder Cured. I
Lame shoulder is usually caused by ^
rheumatism of the muscles and quickly
yields to a' few applications of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Mrs. F. H. McEiwee,
of Boistown, New Brunswick,
writes: "Having been troubled for
some time with a pain in my left shoul- .
der, I decided to give Chamberlain's
- Pain Balm a trial, with the result that
I got prompt relief." For sale by Kauf- .
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' More Children Than He' Could
Support Man Hills Himself.
Despondent because of his inability
to provide for his family, Joseph H.
Shepherd, of Millville, N. J., killed
himseli by firiog bullet into his brain.
Shepherd complained often he had
more children than he was able to ?
nrn-nm-1 T7- onr\r\/-?>.*- ? "^ 1 ''
ouyj/vi u aiiu scvcrEi Limefl K|
had threatened to commit suicide. H
Last week a seventh child was born K
to the famity and the. man became
totally distracted. B
Sore Nippies and Chapped Hands 1
A.te quickly cured by applying Chamberlain's w
Salve. Try it; it is a success" Price 25 cents. * 1
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