The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 16, 1876, Image 2
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Thursaday. Nov. 16, 1876.
Twa ""Iection.
The result of the election is va.
riously statted ias giving to General
IHampton a majority over Chamber,
lain from 1,347 to 2,000. It is not
possible to tell the exact count yet.
The Republicans claim that Chamber.
lain has it majority over Hlampton,
but do not give tho figures. It is
hoped that the representativo men of
the State who are requested to be in
Columbia, will look closely after the
workings of the Board of Stato can
vasaers, and see that no frauds are
committed, and the Beard be held
within the bounds of their jurrisdic
tion, and not allowed to usurp powers
which the conetitution and la w of the
State do no not give to them. A
majority of the Board are directly and
personally interrested as can didates
on the Repjublican ticket, and are
more than likely to strain ev'ery point
to secure their own election, and, if
ncessary, to throw out enough De,.
cratic boxes to acecomplish their aims.
We, however-, have contideu'ce in the
wisdom and sagacity of the Demo
eratio Executivo committee, and be
lieve that they will look after the in
terest of the good citizens3 of the~
State, who have done their whole
duty in electing HIamp)ton as our
Governor. Woe would adviso our peo.
ple to keep cool, and leave their inter.
est in the hands of iho State Execu
tivo Committee, and other good citi
sens, who have and atre taking a lively
interest in the count of the votes,
feelidg confident that they will do
their whole duty.
Pickens County Vote.
Pickens Cournty has donie nobly and
he, sons may well feel proud of their
work. Hampton and Reform being
the watchword, they have rouoted up
a majority unprecedented in the his
tory of the Coun ty. 'lbe Coun ty at
large gives its vote as follows:
For Governor- Hampton 2,002,
Chamnberlai n 406, 11am pton's majority
1,596, For Lieutenant Governor,-.
Simpson 1,991, Gleaves 399, Simpson's
majority 1,592; For Secretary of State
Sims 1.990, lasyne 404, Sims' majority
1,586; For Comiptoller General-Ha
g ,od 1,990, Dunn 398, Ilagood's mra
jority 1,592; For Treasurer-Leap
heart 1,990, Cardozo 396, Leaph)leart's
majority 1,594; For A ttorney General
Conner 1,994, Elliott 397; Cionn,or's
maiority 1,597; For stato Sup't. Edua
cation-Thomipson 1,984, Trolbert 408
Trhompson's majority 1,576; For Ad
jotant and Insspoetor General1-Moise
1,988; Kennedy 404, Moisoe's mjoity
1,570; For Congress 3d Distric
Aiken 1,879, Carpenter 408, Aiken's
da jority 1,571; For Solicitor-Coth-.
rans 1,958, Bly the 439, Cothran'su ma-.
jority .1,519; For the Legislature-.
D. F. Bradlecy 1,979, E. 11. Bat es 1,976;
For Sheriff-Joab Mauldin 1,979, For
Clerk-John J. LewIs 1,971; F~or Pro
bate Judge-W. G. Field 1,969; For
School Uommis'ioner--G. W. Smngkes
ton 1,950; For Corono, -B. B. E~arlte
1,975; For County (Commanissioners-.
-J. T. Lewis 1,910, B. J. Johnson
1s978, T. P. Looper 1963; w hnch com,
pletes0 the list oxcept ats to the electors
for Pre.sident and Vace,P[resident.
The entire vote cast in the Couty
was 2,480, of whieh niumber 1,926
were whites and 41 colored. Trilden
Democratic no,ninoc for President, is
not tar behind H1ampton, he having
received !,994, and Hayes 423, giving
Tildeib a majority 1,m71. Thser. were
neVenteen hufi dred and ninety votes
enme, for the constitutional amend
vlcnts. - WeJ14don'e for Picken.
N. Cor.
The following letters, i.m HI
Ijonor, T. 1L Cooke, a9d from Jobi
W. Stokes, Esq.. Chalrmnni of th
Democratic Executive Committee c
Greenville County, will explain wh;
we have no Court this weok.
GREENVILI.E, S. C., Nov. 12., 1876.
S. D. Keith, Esq., Clerk of the Court o
Picken- County.
Daan SIa-Many of our best an
,visest m-3n, in our opinion, abould I
in Columbia to-morrow, and deman
of the State Canvaaer&, a fair an
accurate estimate of our election r4
turns. Their prese:ce and couns<
may be ,f immense value to our pe<
pie in securing their emancipatio
from the most odious and tyranict
governments in all christendom. W
have prevailed on some of our citizeri
to go to Columbia to-morrow and a
vocate our cause, and, at our earnei
solicitation, Judge Cooke, who ha
ben, and still is, a Hercule8 in ou
ranks, has consented to visit our Cat
itol on Monday the 18th inst., and d
all that lie can for us and constitutior
al liberty. I trust your people wi
commend his course in this particula
and bid him God speed; and I have n
doubt but that you, together, wit
all the noble and gallant people of ol
Pickens, will cheerlully acquiesce i
the inconvenience of having no Courl
when the duty of our Judge direct
him to the Capitol of the State.
Your very respectfull,
JOHN W. STOKES.
Chairman Democratic Executive Con
mittee, Greenville County.
GREENVILLE S. C. Nov. 12.1876.
S. D. Keith, Esq. Clerk Court, Picken
County.
DEAR SIR.-YOu will call and ad
journ Court. I do not believe th
peoplo want a Court, and I am sure
do not feel like holding it at this tim<
If there is any necessity fbr holding
term in your County, I will order
special session.
I am Very Respectfully,
TuooMPsoN [I CoOKE.
The Troops.
The election being over in Sout.
Carolina, all the troops in her borde
are order- d to Florida. What doc
Grant, Cammeron & Co. piopose I.
accomplish by this? Florida, at ti
time of writing, is the State whiicl
if carried for Ilayes, will elect him. -
Are they sent there for the puripot
of sustaining tho canvassers of ole<
tion in making a fr'auduilent return<
the votes and thereby secure linye
election? We have heared of no out
breaks, riots, &c. up to this time an
can conceive of no other purpose.
Personal.
Cola. WV. C. Keith, R. A. Thompsor
of the Keowee Courier, and J. J. Not
ton, of WValhalla, and A. Blythe, Esq
of Grenvillo, were in town on Monda
last, for the purpose of attendin
Cout t.
The Radical Board of State Canvasser
The Radical Board of State Can
Vassers- three of whom wore candi
dates for offlee on the Republieai
State ticket- wore in session yester
day. They were called up)on y'ester
day by five gentlemen, who are th<
counsel of the people of South Caro
.ina~, viz: Gen. James Conner, Col
Josieph Daniel Pope, Maijor John T
Rhett, Col. LeRoy F. Youmans, arn
Louis LeConte, Esq. These gentle.
men informed the board that, the pur
pose of their visit was to ascert,ain
first, if they intended to canvass th,
returns of' tho recent election, in se
cret session; second, if they ir,tended
to hear contests of State officers, an<
thirdly, if they intended to hear con.
test.s of candidates for the Legislature
To all of these inquiries the board re.
p)lied that they did. Counsel thet
formally prIotested against their righ
of action in every case, anid r.-questei
to be notified as to when and wher
they would meet. Alter considerinj
the matter for two hour9, they re
ported that they wouli adjourn uinti
to morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, t,
meet at the offie of the Secretary u
StaLe, and that the above named gen
tIemeni would be hdmlitted to thei
session. We uniderotand t.hat ex-At
torney General Stone and Adjutan
General Purvis voted in Opposition t
t,he decision of t,he balance of th
board, denying the constitutioni
right or the board to hear and decd
cases of contest between candidatE
for the Legislattre.-Columbia R,
gister, 12th inst.
TFhe election of Trildeun and He
dricks is generally conceded to I
61nrn.
7 b the People cfhe State:
a offering to our people 'my heort
S felt congratuAtions and gratitude for
the grand victqry they have won, I
F venture to beg them to prove them
slves worthy of it by at continued
observance of good order and rigid
f preservation of peace. Let us show
that we seek only the restoration of'
c good governnent, the return of pros
* perity and the estabbMlamelt o( har
mony to the whole people of'our
d State. In the holr of vietory we
should be magnaninous, and we
should strive to forget the animosities
of the contest by recalling the grand
n results of our succeas. Proscribing
11 none for difference ot opinion, regar d
0 ing nor.e as enemies save such as are
S inimical to law and order, let us all
unite in the patriotic work of redeem
t ing the State. By such conduct we
can not only bring about good feeling
r among all classes, but can most surely
P reap the beet fiuits of victory.
LWADE HlAMPTON.
l We were pleased to meet in our
r office a few dtys ago, Mr. Norman,
D who is traveli..g in the interest of that
Li excellent paper, the Chronicle and
I Sentinel, published in Augusta, Gn,
President. Grant hats instructed Gen.
' Sherman to send till the t.oopR that
a Gen. Ruger may need in Florida and
Louisiana, to erd'reo a quiet tnd
peaceable count of the ballots actually
cast there.
COLUMBIA, Nov. IS.-State Can- as
sos meet to day. Rada die hard, but
are bound to surrender. Democrats
canvassing at the Stnte Hotwe.
SAVANNAH, 1a1., Nov. 13. -Just re
ceived the following special from
o Gainesille, Fin.:
The ballot box at Archer's, in this
county, was stuffed with 280 frandu
ft lent votes, and counted in by Canvas,
It sers.
NeaTly all the Counties have been
he'at d fr- n, and the State is unques,
tionably Demtocratic by at least 1,000
NEW OnRzA N8 Nov. 11. -3 o change
in the o c tf affairs. Tridln 's ma
[ jority wian tot be less than 7,500.
r Somet of the,omnimit.Lee sent out, have
arrived. Olliers are expected tIoIo
row'.
* Poor House Steward Wanted.
IE Gounty Commissioners of Pickens
Cunity, do hereby aidvertise, that res,
0 ponsible bids or propositloons in writing to
performn the duties of Poor Hlouse Stewardl,
- for the ensuing year. are invited to be filed
fin their office on or before the 8th day of
,December next. Each bidder is required to
give full particulars as to his famtily, and
.goodl references, from which to enable the
d incoming Board to accept the proposition or
bid that may seem best for the interests of
the county. Dated November the 7th. 1876.
JOfHN T. GOSSETT,
G. M. LYN'If.
ROBERT CRAIG.
Nov 16, 1876 11 3
.Thae State of South CarolHua
PICKENS COUNTY.
iN COURT' COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. Mary Boyd, Plaintiff.
Against Harvey C. Hunt, Rebecca Hunt,
widow of Hewlet Hunt, William liunt,
Harvey C. Hlunt, Martin Hunit, Evaline
Child, Mary Hunt, Caroline Morgan, Mar
garet Hitt, Zurah Guest, Rtobert U. Hunt.
-Dorcus Petty, Elizabeth hunt, widow of
Wesley Hunt, WV. P. Hunt, heir, of John
T. Hunt, B. F. Hunt, T J. Hunt, Marcus
H. Hunt, Ann lHunt, and John Petty--De
fendantsa.
8UXXONs FOR RELIEF.4
TO Harveiy C. Hunt Bi. F. Hunt, Harvey C.
S Hunt, Jr, Martin Hlunt, and Mary Hlunt,
D)efen'lants in this act ion.
Y OU are hereby surnmond aned required to
answer the coraplaint in this action,
which is niled in the offBoe of the Clerk of
Court of Commnon P'leas for said County, and
to serve a copy of yur answer on the aub,
scribers at their office, Public Square, Green.
ville C. HI. 8. C., within twenty days after
the service of this su'nmions on you, exclusive
of the day of service. It you fail to answer
this complaint within the timec aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply to the C'ouirt for the relief
demanded in the complaint, and for costs.
I Dated 21st June, 1876
IBLYTHJE & ANSEL,
I ~Plaintif's Attorney.
Greenville C. H., 8. C.
To Harvey C. Hunt, 1B F. Hunt, Harvey C.
- Hunt, Jr. Martin Hunt and Mary Hunt,
Take notice, that the complaint. in the above
stated case was filed in the office of the Clerk
t. of the court of commons pleas for said county
of Pickena, on the 1st day of July A. D 1876.
BLYTHJE & ANSEL.
3 Plaintifs Attorneys.
Nov 9, 1876 11
Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF SOUTHn CAROLINA.
PICKENS COUNTy.
r Armindon & Ce., vs. 8. M. Holcombe.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed,
I wll sell to the highest bidder, before
t the Court House doo,r, at P,.ckens C. HI., on
Saledayin December next,
All those four Lots of Land in the Town
ofLiterty, in P'ickens County. No 29 on
iiThird-street, East side, containing 86 rods.
INo. 47 on Main and Second-streets, West side,
contining 1 acre and 8 rods. No. 48 on Main
a5 and Thirdastreets, adjoining No. 47 and 62,
~. contraning 1 acre and 8 rods. No. 05, 8outh
of the Railroad on Front-street. containing
41 rods. Levied on as thieproperty of 8. 1..
IH olcombe, at the suit of armlndon & Co.
~. 1TERMS CASli. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
0J. RILEY PEROUSONq, s.,.o.
16-. 76 11 S
Annual Report
Of THE
UNTY IrIgg
OF PICK s Co
howing the ditsbursement of hbe dif.
erent County fundi for the year end
isg tho 81st of October, A. D. 1876
riz:
ON NI ECIAL TAX.
FLAINAXT-61AnAoTZ,p OF CLAIM-AN'T VAID
I 0 34o410y, n ing lane fence, 1878 $90 00
F Q 1 #0o vlWsigned ,do 86 26
Pickens Sentinel, publishing 122 60
lagood & Alexander. assignees, 16
witnesses pay certificates assigned 116 60
r R Price, 1 witness pay certificate 8 50
John W Nalley, 2 dozen chairs 24 00
Wm Freeman, plank for bridge, 1872 6 88
I W Brown, trial justice fees, 1878 18 00
1 'M Lynch, repairing bridge 25 00
D 8 Lyneh, building bridge 10 00
Karren Boyd, fees as coroner 14 00
I T Burdine, building bridge 164 76
Mllas K Cannon, fees as constable 5 60
r J Power, coffins,for paupers 6 00
W J Hunnicut., repairing bridge 26 00
L 8 Brazeale, repairing Cox's bridge 47 60
James H Hughy, do do 87 60
John R -Gossett, do do 26 00
la Burdine, witness pay certificate 8 60
J M Lynch, do do 8 50
Nath'iel Lynch, do do 8 50
John Chastain, do do 8 8)
W E Welboro, repairing bridge 8 60
1 I Philpot, ex'ng pauper lunatic 5 00
Bright Gilstrap, wit. pay certificate 4 80
Dr 0 E Robinson. examinng lunatic 6 00
W E Holcombe, desk for school Com 10 00
G R Burgess, making sec Ob Auditor 16 50
R A Bowen. fees as constable in ses
sions court 12 00
8 D Keith, fees as clerk of ben. court 71 26
Wm F Gary, fees as constable 9 75
do do do 1760
Jackson Arter, care pauper lunatic 8 00
John W Major, fees as cornner 81 98
do repairing C If steps 6 76
C L Hollingsworth, fees as T Justice 7 00
William Smith, fees as constable 93 16
B It Capehart, work on jail, &c 3 60
Thomas Parkins, fees as constable 16 20
James E Barton, fees as constable 83 00
J B Clayton, repairing bridge 67 70
Jesse Miller, witness pay certificate 7 60
Geo Miller, witness pay certificate 7 60
Wm RI Hunnicutt, fees as constable 3 00
Ed Martin, witness pay certificate 600
MI S Kennemore, hauling lumber, &c 1 60
J L Ilollingsworth, 12 witness pay
certificates, sessions court and
trial justice court - 15 00
J Riley Ferguson, fees as sheriff 82 35
Larkin llughes, repairing bridge 27 75
Amos Simmons, wit pay certificate 8 60
Hiarlin Simmons, do 8 50
J B Sutherland, do S 50
James D) Onesaway, repairing bridge 6 00
Rev T L Roper, Wit pay ces ses court 'J 10
Bennett Jones do 9 10
Elijah Roper, do 6 90
S E Sutbhierland, do 8 50
Cornelius Keith, do 8 60
Allen K Edens, do 2 20
William Edens, do 2 00
A bigal Roper, do 6 30
Van 8 Jones, do 9 40
I WV Sutherland, corn for poor house 40 00
MI J Reid. witness pay certificate 6 90
F'hon Singleton, carrying pauper P H1 6 00
Alonso MI Folger, making assessment
postage and stat ionary, 1873 638 14
3 WV Stephens, lost jury certificate 4 60
Fames B Hester, repairing bridge 2 00
P'riddle & Bowling, build bridge WV C 26 00
r 0 Hawkins, beniches forC 14 5625
F E Hlagood, fees as triai justice 29 60
F B Clayton, fees as trial justice 18 60
I B Clayton, wit pay certificates 13 80
I D) Keith, clerk B county com'rs fees 29 05
)r S WV Clayton, protes'al services 28 00
las RL Harris, corn for poor house 19 60
fathaniel Duncan, building bridge 11 50
Fohnathan King, for a tord. 1871 4 00
1 W Davis, serv as petit juror, 1873 8 40
1' R Price, services and disbursements
as county Commissioner 646 12
al MI Banks, care of pauper child '78 15 00
F W Lawrence, rep 12 mile bridge '71 68 80
lagood & Alexander, pocr house
supplies, 1873 62 76
lagood & Alexander, balance wit
ness pay ceptificate 6 00
Wm Major, repairing bridge, (bat.
lance,) 1872 60
Wm Major, repairing bridge, (bat.
lance) 1873 23 00
WV H Rigdon, witness pay certificate 7 90
[L A Bowen, fees clerk court, 1872-78 47 26
F 0 Ferguson, miaking lane fence, '72 10 10
El J Anthony, as county comn'r 1878 200 55
[P W Revis, witness certificate 4 00
bohn L Gravley, tees as spe. con'ble 1 66
Fames 0 Moseley. making fence 28 56
[, T Addington, repairing bridge 6 00
F WV Price, witness pay ecetificate 8 20
lVm HI Anderson, juror certinicate,'71 1 90
E H Bates, building bridge, 1873 20 00
Renry*Boggs, witness pay certificate 4 50
los A Bates, recovering bridge (R) 20 76
Barle & Bllythe, professional services 186 04
F F Bradley, serv. bo,y juror drawer 8 00
3reen Stephens, building bridge (R) 96 00
I K Cannon, witness pay certificate 3 20
lamuel A Gary, repairing bridge 18 00
Vm McGukin, fees as sheriff, Anodor.
son county, 1S72 11 20
I' A Williams, hauling B ?umber 1878 6 00
htardy Mauldin, serv. as grand juror 6 70
Fas W Friddle, bu lding bridge (L C) 10 00
lVm Holmes, building B 18 m c 1872 16 12
[lenry Hailum, care lunatic, 1870 2 50
uIilton R1 Boggs, fees as constable
and repairing bridge, 1872 6 12
Ias Mi McFall, goods for P 111871 1 76
3 J Johnston, (J Mi Mc.) jury ticket '72 6 70
lames Ladd, Iritness pay certificate 3 10
J Riley Ferguson, wit. pay certificate 4 60
SW Brown, do do 8 90
themas Man. do de 8 96
Mary C Edens, do do 8 80
Aloy B dens, do do 880
Rebeem #deas do do 880
R*rt 0:laye, do do 720
Toetnsy $eper, do do 8 20'
S"',h A.Vrre1, do do 660
Eorle & the, ballapo on judgment 16 n
19 A LeiUy, services so equalizat ion
board, 1870, 1871, 1872 & 1878 61 00
E H Griffin, goods for jail. 1878 4 0
Alonzo M Folger, services on equali.
al ion board, 1870 71.72 & 1878 51 00
J R Holombe, jury commissioner 1878 18 00
J a JhKee, witnesb pay certificate 7 10
H B Hendricks, assignee, 2 trial jus.
, tie. jury e0rtifealm. 1 60
W F 0avy, witness pay certificate 6 80
T Adkinson, witness pay certifcate 4 20
B F Robinson, pur'se money P farm 222 76
Hardy Fennell, repairing bridge 6 00
Sam'l D Moser, wit. pay certificate 3 20
Doc Owens. witness pay certideate 4 00
Thos Durham. wit pay cer. T J C 70
Kelley & Whitmire, part repairing
bridge, 20, 7.50 7 60
Total amount paid $4,175 80
By amount collected on
special tax, as per
Teasurer's report $4,441 81:1
Less 6 per cent com'ons
for collecting and
paying the same 266 50:9
Total $4;176 80
ANTrONY BOARD-COST FUND.
A Blythe, fees as solicitor, 1874 $ 105 00
J B Reid, tees as witness 7 80
$112 80
By amount collected and re
ported by Treasurer $120 00
Less 6 per cent com'ons off
for col. and paying out 7 20
$12 80
CLAIMS PAID OUT OF THE PUBLIC
BUILDING FUND CF 1876.
C L Iollingsworth, clerk board, dis.
bursement rep. public buildings $26 05
C L Hollingsworth, clerk board. dis
bursBments, rep. public buildings 4 05
Walker, Evans & Cogswoll, record
book for clerk's office 16 15
Alonzo M Folger, county Auditor,
for office furniture, Auditor's office 11 35
Wm H1 Ashmore, rep. jail window 4 00
L Cooper, rep jail & public wells 15 3D
Larkin lughe, plank for jail 7 00
$88 95
Cash on hand Nov. 7, 1876 $,5 22i7
To amount collected for
public buildings $148060
$139 17:7 -$139J 17:7
CLAJMS P'AID OUT OF THE BRiDGE
FUND OF 1876.
G K Hendricks, repairing bridge $ 8 00
HI Wade, rep. 2 bridges, 0 C & B BI 8 00
Wmn B Jones, building niew b:-idge
at Chiastains 107 50
J Rt Zachary, building bridge 12 mile 92 64
J E Gassaway, hauling lumber and
re pairing C's 12 mile bridge 8 00i
Joseph A Bates, new bridge over
Latimer's creek 16 25
WV E Welborn, repairing bridge 2 00
Rt E Bowen, plank for 2 bridges 28 16
Bates & Suiherlanid, new bridge
*ver town creek *60 00
Sowell & and Foster, one half of new
line bridge ov'er 8aludi river 178 00
R E Bowen, plank Geo's cr'k bridge 3 73
L H ughes, plank 2 B's Rice's creek 18 31
J Borroughs, plank 12 M B Clayton's 8 00
J Win Major, plank for bridge over
Dody's creek 4 80
Sowell & Foster, } line bridge Raluda 45 50
W E Welborn, plank b.ridge wolf cr'k 8 30
L Hughes, plank for factory bridge 11 75
J A Bates, j line bridge a tHagood's 57 25
John H Hiagood, repairing bridge 8 50
Wmn Clardy, 4 trees for bridge sills 4 01)
R E Bowen, plank for 2 bridges 4 20
W R Davis, p ank f'o: Rlavenella run 2 50
C A Carson, plank Weaver's creek B 8 20
J H Borroughe, plank 12 mile Br'ge C 9 85
To amount of bridge fund$878
collected and reported $740 30:2
Lea. 6 por cent to Treias.
for collecting 44 41:8
$695 88:4
By $7 95:4 in Treasury $7 J5:4
$695 88:4-$695 88:4
ON FILE-NOT APPROVED
J B Sitton, y line B with Anderson $42 98j
C LAIMS PAID OUT OF POOR HOUSE
FUND OF 1876.
Thomas R Price, expendi..
turew for supphies $ 67 07
Jacksoni Arter, cate of paup,.
er lunatic, 4 monlths 20 00
T'hos. R Price, expendituros
anid services, as Le waird 195 86j
Hlugood & Alexander, poor
h.oue 8uFlplies 24 71
Thus R Price, services and
expenditures poor houso 93 76
Jueksoni A rter, care of pauper
luniteJ A 25600
Th I Priee, expenditures
tor' poor hiouse 28 12
Wi mI M antrell, corn furn..
isineU outeside paupers 10 50
Dr Jamies WV Earle, examin
ing '2 pauper lunatics 10 00
Dameld U Durhamn, emithing
for poor house turm * 4 65
Thomias R Price, services as
poor house Steward 6363
Juckson Arter, Oure lunntic 15 00
Dr J W Earle, P U prac:co 5 00
Amount paid out during the
6scal y ear of 1876 6568 30:5
Cash in Tireasury $182 57:9:
'o mouta of poor house fund
40llee an 1t'portcd 740 80:2
;.-e 6 en 'ommIsns
Jor co nctin 44 41:8
$695 88:4
PLA IMS A UVI A ND #W ID OU' ON
TRE C vRRAN EXP&VE FuNp.
Pickens Sentinel, publishing
annual report 9 68 60
Alonzo M olger, assessing
property in 1876 500-00
J Riley Ferguson,sheriff, tak
ing McJinni, p.eniten'ry 61 25
J liliey Fergusoti, sheriff, 8 -
months board of prisoners 165 20
J T Gossett, taking pauper
lunatic to the Asylun 47 50
E L Thornloy,special con'ble 14 00
H A Riehie, taking lunatio 1 50
W 'T Waldrop, srviccs as ju..
ror in tril justice court 1 00
J it Fergus(pn, sheriff, Feb.
board bill of prisoners 45 20
A Blythe, solicittr, Mar. term 90 00
84 petit, 17 grand jurors, 3
boys and 5 cotistablos, ses,
sitnps c-fut 1, March term 460 68
45 wit pay cirti6cates,ses
siong court, March term 289 95
D B Madden, juror in T J C 1 20
25 wit pay cei tificates, and I
jury e March tern of court 144 20
S 11 Brown, assignee, 4 T J
wit.& 1 juror pay certtficato 1 75
C L Uollirigsworth, alssigneo
4 witinemm pay verti fiates 12 60
J R Ferguson, expendituros
and lees as sh riff, aimunit
claimed, 8349 05. ain't paid 343 10
J R Fergison, board bill Mar 48 00
d)0P do A pril 33 60
C L Hollingsworth, T J Fces 100 50
J Perry Looper, spe. coie'61c 9 75
G L Hollitngsworth, Clerk
Bond County C#.n'rs 69 00
8 D Keith, feet as Clerk C, urt
C41111muon Pleas an1d G S 72 75
J R Forgisoti, board ball May 26 80
do do Juno 2040
6 witness pay certificates
March term of tourt, 1876 41 50
Pickens Seatilel, advertising 5 50
$2,615 38
Cash in Tcasury $28 98:4
A1a'L cur. IUaI
c4il. & re)o'ed $2.813 15:3--2,644 36:4
Los 6 per cent com's for
collecting to Treasurer 168 78:9
_____82,644 36:4
CLULMS ON FILE AGAINST THE~ CUlt.
RCENT FUND, U\PAlD, VIZ:
J F Clardy, sere~ as conastable $ 9 85
.1 R FergusNon do do 37 70
A Bly the. Iee for Co Auditor 150 00
.J:as Gtuin, wit. in T1 .1 Court 2 (JO
Leura Guni n, do do 2 00
.J<.5 Colenoan, do do 2 00
L4uke I AaiUii, fees as T' J 80 30
11 A Richije, fees as c'an'Ule 21 70
I B C ardy, tees as cia'ble 14 20
C L Ilollinga" orth, serv ices
as (Clerk B'oardl Co Comn'rs 27 25
Jno T Gossett. 1 years ser'v
Ices as C~o Comu 's-,ionaer 113 55
(G M by nch, I y ea rs se-y ices
as$ Counay ('omisi5.oner 141 65
Rob't. Craig, 1 years servi
ats Con r ay Coumnussi',ner 208 00
D)r. J W'~ Quillian,, examniai
dtead boy, E llollinigsworthi 10 30
WV A Lesley, J ur*y Comn'er 36 00
And others not regulairly tiled
Reapitulatiov of Funds in the Treas,
u*ry, viz:
By amount pubu blie build
intg 111und On hand $55 22:7
By amn't bridge funtd on hand '7 95:4
By ama'L poor hiouse do 132 57:9
By amn't cuIrrent fund do 28 98.4
By amn't fines cot. $51 70i0
55 00 less 6 per cent, 3 30
$276 44:4
The srIvices rendered by theo Coun
ty~ Comnuii issio ners dIurtintg the fiscal
year of 1876, have bieen sis follows:
Jm.hn T. Gossett, 14 days and 286
miles in session onf the Board
Joh1n TI. Gonse,tt, 15 days.
and 245 milIes on roads and
brtidges. Tot! al serv ices, 29
da.I~s at 83 per dzay, $87 00;
531 miles att 5 cen ts per mile
$26 50 To'it a 8113 55
Gideon M. Lynch, 14 days and 242
niiiles ini Nession ot thet Board
Gideonr M Lynch, 23 days
andt 371 mtiles~ otn roads and(
bridges. Totual service, 37
days att $3 pier day, $111 00;
613 miles at 5 cen',s per mnile
*30 65. Total $141 65
Robet'a Cr-aig, 14 days and 286 miles
in sessions of the Board
Robert Craig, 40 davs and
634 mnites on road~s and
bridges Total services 54
days at $3 per day, 5162 00;
920 miles at 5 cents per mile
846 00. Total 6 208 09
No accounts have been audited and
allowed without being verified ac
cording to law.
I cert.ify that the foregoing is a
correct annual report for thea fiscal
year, ending the thirty irst of Octo
ber, 1876.
C. L. IIOLLINGSWORTII,
Clerk Btard Co. Ce'm'ra P. C.
Ifomesteai anFismjion.
OTICE Is hereby given that Mrs. JSlariah
E.Gmbrell, widow of the late J. Mad
hien Gambrell, has appliedl to me'to have a
Ilomestead iet off a o herself And children out
of the property of her late husband, according
to an act of t he General Assembly of theStato cf
Sout.h Carolina, approved Februery 22d, 1873,
md the same will be heard in my offico at
Picns Court House o'n 26th day of Nove:n.
ber, 1876.
I. U. rNilLPoT, s,.to
Oct 26. 1876 8' 4