rftumnrous Jlrpartmrnt
Not the Right Kind. A tramp was
walking: along one of the streets of
London, and was met by a brother
hobo, who reproached him with his
ragged trousers.
"Why you ought to be ashamed ot
. nnreolf " said he*
"But how am I to get a pair of
trousers? They don't grow on trees."
"Why, go into the first house that
looks like one that might have an extra
pair of trousers in it and ask for
an old pair."
The ragged tramp took his friend's
advice, and seeing a doctor's sign
across the street, he went up the stoop
and lifted the knocker. A lady answered
the summons, and he asked her
if the doctor whose name appeared on
the door was in. She answered in the
affirmative.
'Then," said he, " will you be kind
enough to ask the doctor if he has an
old pair of pants he would let me
have ?"
She replied that she was afraid they
would not do.
"Oh, I don't mind if they are very
old," said the tramp.
But the lady answered: "That isn't
tho Hnrtor."
it, my man. 1 04SA %iav v.
His Faith Was Sure-Footed. An old
Mississippi negro was to be baptized
in the river, but when it came his
turn he was looking at the water just
beyond the parson and refused.
"Com'e right in my brudder," said
the parson. "Come right in."
But the negro kopt his eye on the
water beyond the parson and still refused.
"Don't like de looks ob dat
back ob you, parson," said the negro.
"Maybe alligator."
"Nonsense," said the parson. "Has
your faith stumbled? - Don't you remember
when the whale swallowed
Jonah, God Almighty smote him on
the back with a red-hot wagon whip
and the whale cast him up on the
sand? Don't you know if your faith
is right and an alligator swallows you.
he will cast you up on the sands?"
Whereupon the negro said: "Maybe
so, parson, maybe so. Parson, you
may know whales, but you don't know
these Mississippi alligators, if ever a
Mississippi alligator swallows a negro
to sleep and forget
ne go un ouu _
all about him."
How They Split the Time.?Dr.
Samuel Schwab claims that the oldest
good story is the one about the
boy who left the farm and got a job
in the city. He wrote a letter to his
brother, who had elected to stick by
the farm, telling the joys of the city
life in which he said:
"Thursday we autoed out to the
? country club,- where we golfed until
dark. Then we motored back to town
and danced until dawn. Then we motored
to the beach and Fridayed
there."
The brother on #the farm wrote
back:
"Yesterday we buggied to town and
baseballed all afternoon. Then we
went to Ned's and pokered till morning.
Today we muled out to the corn
field and gee-hawed till sundown.
Then we suppered and then we piped
for a while. After that we staircased
up to our room and bedsteaded until
the clock flved."
What Happened to the Governor??
The governor of a western sun<-,
lermlned not to be interrupted by so
many callers, instructed "his * negro
doorman to say to all callers that "the
governor is not in."
"But if they say they have an appointment
with you, governor?" asked
the doorman.
"Just say 'They all say that,' " ordered
the governor.
All wei^t well until the next day,
when a lady called, and when she was
told the governor was not in she replied
:
"I know better than that. You tell
the governor his wife is here to take
him to the theater."
"Oh," said the doorman, "they all
sav that."
Why He Got Caught. "Uncle Rastus,"
sympathized the judge, after he
had just sentenced the old colored
man's young son to jail for chicken
stealing, "1 surely do feel sorry that
you, a deacon in your church and respected
by all your people, should experience
this great sorrow; but I'm
sure it is through no fault of yours.
I feel confident that you have always
done your duty toward this wayward
boy and have endeavored to show him
the right way."
"Deed Ah has, jedge; Ah done showed
him de right way many a time; in
t'ac', Ah went out wid him one night,
but, jedge does youh know dat young
un was so hard headed dat he insisted
on doin' his way jest this one time
an' dat's when he got caught!"
Where He Differed. "Your honor,"
said the policeman to the judge as he
preferred a complaint against a colored
man, "this man was running up and
down the Mill River road, waving his
arms and yelling at the top of his
voice, and otherwise raising the mischief.
at half past one in the morning.
The people of the district complained.
and they had a perfect right
to." The judge frowned at Rasmus,
who didn't seem to be particularly
worried.
"What do you mean by such unbecoming
conduct?" his honor demanded.
"Religion, jedge." was the response.
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or something like that? I have religion,
Rasmus, but I don't get up at
midnight and tell everybody about it."
"Dat's des de diffunce. jedge. I ain't
ershamed ob mine."
xv An unusual sight in Washington
occurred the other day when Admiral
(Heaves appeared in civilian dress, all
naval officers being required to wear
full uniform at all times. A citizen,
seeing the admiral, ai once wrm iu
Secretary Daniels.
"Mr. Secretary." he whispered
breathlessly, "I just saw Admiral
Gleaves in civilian clothes. "Why is he
in disguise?"
"Sh!" said the secretary. "It's the
Chinese situation."
"Chinese situation?"
"Yea," replied the secretary; "Admiral
flleaves' last clean uniform did
not come hack this mominp: from the
laundry."
Both Alike.?Said one colored woman
proudly;
"My husban' ain't been arrested nowfur
?roin' on twenty-five yeahs."
"Ypwum." said the second. "Well,
mine's In fur life too!"
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(2) Mrs. Hughes's Farm land,
ibout three hundred (300) acres, about
me mile from school- Perfectly level,
Cronts on the public highway. Fifty
(50),acres of fine corn bottom land.
Three miles of Tirzah, eight of Rock
Hill, six of York. (This is not blacklack
land, but red and sandy. As good
looking a farm as the Alf Neely place.)
Some of this land does make a bale
ar over it to the acre. This Is rented
this year. Purchaser may deduct 8 per
:ent of the purchase price and taxes,
taking possession the 1st day of January,
1920, and pay for the land now, or
take up the contract with the tenants
If agreeable with them. There is a sixhorse
farm on this place open for cultivation
and some to sow down. Has
four houses, one of which is a story
and a half with five or six rooms. One
is two-story with four or five rooms.
The others are good tenant houses.
Price, Porty-flve ($45) Dollars per
Acpe. This is an elegant farm
(3). I have Three Hundred Fiftyfour
(854) Acres Near Bethany High
school and A. R- P. church, about ten
miles from King's Mountain Station,
near Andy McCarter's, on the King's
Mountain road to Bethany. One hundred
and fifty (150) acres in cultivation,
balance in timber. Two miles
from Bethany High school. Three hundred
thousand (300,000) |eet of saw
timber, eight thousand (8,000) cords
of wood or more. Good houses and
three barns. Price, Ten Thousand $10,000)
Dollars. A. A. Lockridge farm.
i 4 i Two Hundred Eichty-flve (285)
Acres?Three miles from Smyrna railroad
station, one mile from a public
school. One dwelling, two stories,
eight rooms; good big barn, shedded,
two stories. Good big tenant houses,
three and four rooms. Price, Twentytwo
($22) Dollars per Acre. The troperty
of A. J- Boheler. This place has
thirty-flve acres of good bottom corn
land, about one hundred and twentyfive
(125) acres in cultivation besides,
a.nd the balance In timber.
(5) Two Hundred Fifty (250) Acres
on the water of Langham branch,
three miles from courthouse on public
road from York to Rock Hill. Nice,
newly painted six-room dwelling (cottage),
large ne% barn, four extra good
tenant houses. Public highway running
through farm. Twenty-five (25)
or thirty (30) acres in bottom land.
L*and lies comparatively level. Price,
Fifty ($50) Dollars per Acre.
(6). Two Hundred Thirty-seven
(237) Acres?One mile of Delphos station.
Now the property of Mr. Will
Clinton, formerly the land of W. R.
Carroll, One dwelling; four tenant
houses; good barn, nine stalls aryl feed
room; also good cow barn, will house
fifty cows; good cotton house, two stories,
with shed and good crib. One
hundred and seventy-five acres under
cultivation- This is one of the best
fa rma in York eountv. Will be glad to
give record of what it produces each
year. (By the way, it will surprise the
natives to know what the farm produces
annually.)
(7) One Hundred Sixty-five (165)
Acres One and one-half miles of Tirzah.
Perfectly level lands. Nice new
two-story house, nice barn, two stories
and shedded. On public highway. Formerly
the property of Mr. Wren Hawkins.
Price, Sixty-five ($65) Dollars
per Acre.
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OFFICE OF THE SU1
No. Voucher.
814 F. E. Quinn, S. Y. C., salary $133.33,
815 E. A. Crawford, Magistrate, salary sec
816 J. L. Phillips Drug Co., medicine for
817 J. C. Costner, supplies for Confederate
818 A. O. Jones, supplies for Confederate
819 Minnie Lee Garrison, salary and expe
820 J. F. Jee, Constable, salary second qui
821 J. F Wingate, Magistrate, salary secc
822 G W Kunz, blacksmith work for gnn
823 Georre B Farah, supplies Confederate
824 Gill A Neely Grocery Company, suppll
825 J. H. McManus, Coroner, salary and ?
826 The R. L. Bryan Co., record book Cler
827 L. R. Williams, P. J., lunacy warrant,
828 Standard Drug Manufacturing Co., m
829 The Gill k Neely Grocery Co., suppliet
830 R. L. A. Smith, Magistrate, salary sec
831 B. M. Love, Auditor, salary $45.83; clc
832 York Electric A Water Plant, Courthc
833 J. F. Williams, milk and butter for g
834 Ed Harris, services as ferryman Catav
835 A. L. Wallace. Clerk, sal., $25; P. O. i
836 J. C. Comer. Magistrate, salary seconc
837 W. S. Peters, Constable, salary, secon
838 R. S. Parks, Magistrate, salary secon
839 S. M. Moore, supplies Confederates ....
840 J. E. Edwards, ferryman Broad river
841 Rock Hill Hardware Co., material for
RS2 T. E. Wright, ferryman three months
843 Frank Meacham, repairs Smith's ferry
844 D. S. Peeler, supplies Confederates
845 J. M. & C. R. McGill, supplies Confedi
846 F. E. Smith, supplies County Home ..
847 York Hardware Co., Co. Home, $28.58
848 Walter Reid, janitor Courthouse. $30;
849 Ferguson & Youngblood, supplies Cou
850 Ferguson & Youngblood. supplies Coui
851 H. E. Neil, Treasurer, stamps for Jun<
852 The Record Printing Co.. advertising
853 Jno. E. Carroll, Supt. Education, salai
854 H. E. Neil. Treas.. salary, $45.83: clei
855 J. W. Gardner, Constable, sal., $87.50,
856 T. B. Glenn, Magistrate, salary seoon
867 G. W. Sparrow, supplies Confederates
858 G. W. Sparrow, Constable, salary sece
859 Dr. I. J. Campbell, lunacy examinatio
860 A. J. Quinn, Magistrate, salary seconc
861 Jno. C. Klrkpatrick, salary for June
862 O. L. Robinson. Constable, salary seoc
86$ H. L. Johnson. Magistrate, salary sec
864 R. H. Sherer, Constable, salary seconc
865 J. L. Duncan, Magistrate, salary secot
866 J. W. Gardner, Constable, mileage and
867 R. L. A. Smith. Magistrate, dieting pi
868 H. F. Stephenson, Constable, second qi
869 Shieder Drug Store, County Home, $1
870 WMcerson Mercantile Co., supplies Co:
871 The London Printery, stationery, Tres
872 Sherer & Quinn, County Home, $109.1
878 Dr. W. A. Hood, attention to pauper
874 York Drug Store, County Home
875 York Drug Store, Courthouse
876 York Drug Store, chaingang .....
877 York Drug Store, jail
878 W. S. Wilkerson, inspecting work at
879 W. T. Legare, building bridge ....?
880 I. P. Boyd, Supt. County Home, salary
881 Jno. E. Carroll, Supt. Education, balai
882 Thomasson Repair Shop, blacksmith w
888 J. B. Cook, et a!., salary guards at ga
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B04 IVOCK Hill nniunmc vw., VI.V. J .
885 Jones Iron Works, Cherry road .....
886 Sylcecau Manufacturing Co., Cherry r
887 Miller & White, engineering, Cherry
888 H. Lovett, concrete work Cherry road
889 Thos. W. Boyd, Supervisor, salary sec
890 E. F. Craven, Cherry road
891 M. A. McFarland, supplies Confederal
892 L. I. Lumpkin, salary, six months ......
893 Bullock's Creek township, portion of t
894 J. R. Lindsay. Agent, premium on Ti
895 F. G. Allen, Constable, mileage and d
896 F. G. Allen, Constable, salary second (
897 F. G. Allen, Constable, conveying prise
898 J. H. Sutton, ferryman Catawba rlvei
899 D. P. Lesslie Co., car of hay for gang
900 S. T. Ferguson, bridge over Dry Fork
901 Piedmont T. A T. Co., phones Count;
tolls, 14.42 ?
902 J. C. Costner. supplies Confederates ...
903 R. D. Dorset t, meals to jurors
904 J. Frank Moore, repairs harness Coun
905 Ferguson & Youngblood, supplies Coui
906 A. L. Wallace, Clerk, salary, $25; sta
907 W. H. Hagans, supplies Confederates
908 W. E. Ferguson, supplies Confederate!
909 York Electric & Water Plant, jail, 311
910 J. M. Russell, supplies for gang
911 Roddey-Poe Mercantile Co., supplies f
912 J. H. Sutton, ferryman Catawba river
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J 13 Wm, MCUJUU, HUpjlllt'H uiuicucimtii .
914 Walker. Evans & Cogswell Co., county
916 J. H. McManus, Coroner, salary and i
916 Gill & Neely Grocery Co., supplies for
917 B. M. Love, salary, $45.83: clerk hire,
918 Clinton Bros., supplies County Home .
919 W. F. Wood, supplies Confederates
920 Rock Hill Hdw. Co.. supplies gang
921 F. E. Quinn, S. Y. C.. salary. $133.5
conveying lunatics, $39.52
922 I. P. Boyd. Supt. County Home, salary
923 Sutton Bros., supplies Confederates ...
924 W. H. Wall, supplies Confederates
925 Wilkerson Mercantile Co., supplies Co
926 York Furniture & Hardware Co., Corn
927 Rock Hill Repair & Machine Shops, bl
928 Dr. David Lyle, post mortem
929 Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.. County Horn
930 Kirkpatrick-Belk Co., County Home ...
931 H. E. Neil. Treasurer, salary, $45.83;
932 C. H. Ferguson, supplies Confederates
933 L. R. Williams. P. J., six lunacy warr
934 Jno. K. Carroll. Supt. Education, salai
935 Dr. J. E. Massey. two lunacy examina
936 Carroll Supply Co.r-supplies Confederi
937 C. F. Sherer, meat for gang
| 938 York Supply Co.. supplies for Courth
939 York Supply Co., supplies County H?'
940 Fort Mill township, damage to crops b
941 Everett-Waddey Co., record books Cler
942 J. B. Cook et al., salary, guards at gat
943 Rock Hill Supply Co.. gang, $31.15: C
941 A. Friedheim & Bro., Cherry road
945 Dr. J. R. Miller, seven lunacy examine
946 Miller & White, surveyors, work on C
947 Bob Miller, watering concrete Cherry
948 T. N. Ross, work on Cherry road
949 H. Lovett, work on Cherry road
950 M. A. McFarland. supplies Confederate
951 Jno. C. Kirkpatrick. salary for July J
952 L. J. Lumpkin, salary for July
953 A. Friedheim & Bro., gang, $55: Cher
954 Syleecau Mfg. Co., supplies for Chcrr
956 KocK mil naraware \^o.. supplies en?
956 First Trust & Savings Bank, insurance
957 Greenwood Handkerchief & Manufacti
958 Dr. P. W. Hunter, County Home and
959 J. E. Johnson, supplies Confederates .
960 A. B. Fewell, supplies for gang
961 J. C. Hardin & Co.. supplies for gan
962 Rock Hill Record, advertising road ta>
963 Walter Reid. janitor Courthouse
961 Calhoun Drug Co., supplies for gang ..
965 Rock Hill Grocery Co., gang, $244.27 :
966 Sherer & Quinn, County Home, $85.92
967 E. A. McCarter. damage to buggy in 1
969 York Furniture Co.. County Home, $1
970 Minnie Lee Garrison, tomato club. Jul
971 Dr. M. J. Walker, lunacy examination
972 J. P. Barnes, Constable, salary second
973 Piedmont Tel. & Tel. Co., County offit
971 F. E. Quinn, special work capturing si
975 F. E. Quinn. S. Y. C., dieting, $23.60 ;
976 D. S. Wilson, tightening cable at rivei
977 J. F. Williams, milk and butter for gi
978 J. H. Westbrook, building.bridge
979 J. H. McManus. Coroner, salary and e
980 Minnie Lee Garrison, tomato club, Au
981 B. M. Love. Auditor, salary, $45.83; c
982 J. F. Williams, dragging York-Rock H
983..J. F. Williams, hands and teams on rc
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985 Gulf Refining Co., kerosene for gang .
986 York Electric and Water Plant, jail,
987 L. R. Williams. Probate Judge, three
988 C. H. Kennington, conveying lunatic
989 R. W. Cranford Co.. shoes for gang ....
990 James McCarter, repairing bridge
991 John S. Furr, conveying lunatic
992 Edgar Jones, wood for gang
993 Edgar Jones, corn for gang
994 T. E. McMackin, five days' service on 1
995 J. C. Tiller, conveying lunatic
996 Rock Hill Grocery Co., gang, $203.95:
997 Mrs. W. C. Hicklin. supplies gang
998 Marshall Oil Co., oil for gani^K.
999 J. C. Hardin & Co., blacksmith work 1
1000 Dr. I. J. Campbell, autopsy
1 Sherer & Quinn, County Home, $147.8!
2 J. W. O'Neal Grocery Co., supplies gt
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ffST YORK COUNTY j
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jer 31,1918.
'ERVISOR OF YORK COUNTY,
YORK, S. C January 14, 1919.
Amount
dieting $36.40, stamps 6 months, $26.26 $ 196 98
sond quarter .. 60 00
gang ?.... 39 60
? 1 3 00
* 21 00
nses Tomato Club, June 96 46
irter, $56.26; dieting prisoners, 75c 67 00
ind quarter ................ ... 200 00
g 13 10
? 16 60
les for gang 67 60
jcpenses, June ........ ......... 26 00
k's office ..... 21 60
$10; stamps, $1; salary, second quarter, $25 36 00
edicine for gang . ........... 9 55
i Confederates .'. 12 00
iond quarter ........ ... 50 00
irk hire $16.66; stamps and P. O. rent, $5.07 67 56
>use. $24.24 : Jail, $13.13 37 85 .
ang . ...... 86 80
vba river 8 00
rent and stamps, $1.60: C. H. laundry, 50c.... 27 10
1 quarter 106 26
d quarter ................... ... 106 25
d quarter ...... ...... 66 25
16 00
7 54
Cherry road - 322 80
i 37 50
1 60
17 60
erates 80 00
- .. 81 62
I; jail, $2.40 ; Courthouse, 66c 31 63
extra work, $5 .... 35 00
nty Home 53 10
rthouse ..: 4 50
? 15 00
- 1 KO
scnooi nonce . ?
y. $108.33; stamps. $3.80; P. 0. rent. 60c.... 112 73
k hire. $20.83 ? 66 66
balance on first and second quarters, $37.60 126 00
d quarter ........... ... 60 00
, $14; conveying lunatics, $11.16 26 16
ind quarter 60 00
n 6 00
1 quarter 60 00
16 66
>nd quarter, $60 ; mileage, $6.80 65 80
ond quarter 60 00
1 quarter 48 75
id quarter ? 43 75
I expenses arrest of prisoners .... 19 26
*isoners, two quarters 5 00
iiarter 60 00
8.87 ; Courthouse, $4.17 23 04
nfederates .... 11 00
super's office - 6 87
17 ; Confederates, $6 118 17
I 7 25
116 38
? 18 17
14 90
.. 12 98
Broad River bridge 20 00
r, June, $40 ; extra labor, $64.60 ? 94 50
nee on salary 26 00
ork County Home ..................................... 10 25
ng 257 80
. $128.08; gang. $16.75; contingent, 25c 146 08
.. 41 20
oad -... 154 19
road, May and June ...? 270 00
'. 140 00
ond quarter 300 00
26 00
6 00
100 00
luto tax ,...*. 219 57
reasurer's bond 100 00
lieting prisoners 16 65
juarter ... 160 00
inert to gang 7 00
.....'. 35 00
r 328 73
26 50
f offices. $12; Co. Home, $1.20; jail, $2.50;
20 12
3 00
52 60
ity Home 1 70
ity Home 55 55
mps. $1 ; Courthouse laundry, 75c 26 76
:. 5 00
I 12 00
L.54 ; Courthouse, $48.04 59 68
141 93
or gang 14 08
35 00
1Q Aft
warrant book 20 23 if
expenses, July 25 00 if
gang , 184 92 if
$16.66; stamps, $1.98 64 47 If
11 00 if
25 50 if
21 80 if
13; dieting prisoners, $44.40; mileage, $12; if
.-. 229 26 is
$40 ; extra labor, $52 92 00 is
.. 6 00 is
27 00 if
nfederates 11 00 HI
ity Home, $25.90 ; Courthouse, 50c 26 40 ig
acksmith work for gang 9 80 ig
-5 00 ig
e, $37.20; coal, public buildings, $790.65 827 85 ig
51 10 20
clerk hire, $20.82 ; pencils, $1 67 65 20
7 50 20
ants, $60 ; stamps, $1 61 00 20
ry, $112.50; stamps. $3.60; express, 87c 116 87 20
tions 10 00 20
ites 42 00 20
39 65 20
iouso 1 50 20
ne 37 45 20
ly road 46 00 2i
k's office 35 00 21
ig. $287.50; cash paid out for gang. $14.26.... 301 75 21
herry road, $17.05 ? 51 20 2i
' 4 50 21
0Q AA Ol
itions, 135 : gang, ?3 oo ?? 6i
Iherry road 135 00 21
road 4 50 21
20 00 21
186 64 21
?8 3 00 22
16 67 22
....' 16 67 22
ry road, $10.50 65 50 22
y road 13 79 22
rry road 19 24 22
e premium on cement. Cherry road 26 00 22
iring Co., convict clothing 307 00 22
jail practice 42 85 22
6 00 22
42 50 23
g 44 05 23
; 6 26 23
30 00 23
14 25 23
Confederates, $7.80 252 07 23
; Confederates, 16 91 92 23
>ridge 5 00 23
37.25 ; Courthouse, $1.70 38 96 23
y 110 45. 23
i, $5; conveying lunatic, $10 * 15 00 24
I quarter 50 00 24
res, $17.25 : tolls, $9.17 26 42 24
till 10 00 24
conveying lunatic. $14.57; salary. $133.33. .. 171 50 24
10 00 24
ang 50 65 24
20 00 24
* 25 00 24
Al/Viiocfl, nunu.ii
igust 110 45 24
lerk hire. $16.66; stamps, $1 63 49 25
'ill road 40 00 25
lads 414 80 25
inps. $1; Courthouse laundry, $1 27 00 25
.... .... 7 80 25
$9.52; Courthouse. $12.79 22 25 25
lunacy warrant, $30; stamps, $1.85 31 85 25
6 64 25
27 00 25
. 2 00 25
18 05 26
: 10 50 26
181 00 26
Board of Education 20 75 26
12 60 26
Confederates, $7.91 211 86 26
75 70 26
69 45
for gang 26 75
10 00
I; Confederates, $6 153 83
ing 446 63 A.
>. Voucher.
3 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., stationery ..
4 G. D. Flanagan, dragging Clover road
5 W. L. Baber, plumbing. County Home
6 Dr. J. I. Barron, three lunacy examinations
7 Rock Hill Hardware Co., supplies for gang
8 V. C. Stroup, supplies Confederates
9 W. E. Land, supplies. Confederates
0 Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.. meal and hulls, C<
1 H. E. Neil, Treasurer, salary, August, 143.8
2 Jno. E. Carroll. Supt. Education, salary, $11
S H. W. Witherspoon, work on Clover road ....
4 York Hardware Co.. supplies County Home
5 Jno. R. Logan, C. C. C. Pis., salary, 3 morn
6 Ike Dickson, balance on wages as ferrymai
7 I. N. VanVoorhis, stationery, county official
8 R. M. Robinson, teams and hands Clover r
9 Edgar Jones, damage to crop and earth fo!
0 I. P. Boyd, Supt. County Home, salary, Aug
1 J. C. Costner, supplies Confederates
2 Rock Hill Grocery Co., supplies gang, $159.4
3 J. a. Uook et at., salary, guards at gang ....
4 Wilkerson Mercantile Co., supplies Confedei
5 W. C. Robinson, work on road at Mrs. Btai:
6 Dr. J. D. McDowell, six lunacy examination
$44.85: post mortem, $5
7 M. A. McFarland, supplies Confederates
8 N. M. Bagley, peas for gang
9 Miller & White, work on Chester road
0 J. M. Russell, groceries for gang
1 The R. L. Bryan Co., record book for Clerl
2 Mrs. S. M. Neely, milk and butter for gani
3 S. M. Caldwell, repairing bridge
4 W. S. Peters, expenses conveying prisoners
5 Dr. W. G. Stevens, post mortem
6 L. J. Lumpkin, salary for August
7 Jno'. C. Kirkpatriek. salary for August ...
8 Bethel towship, atomobile license fees
>9 Broad River township, automobile license f<
0 Walter Reid. janitor Courthouse
1 A. B. Fewell. corn for gang
2 Thorn as son Repair Shop, work for County 1
3 F. E. Smith, County Home, $62.63; Confedei
4 J. L. Phillips Drug Co., medicine for gang
5 Henry Davis, conveying lunatic
6 J. H. Sutton, running ferry
7 A. F. Davis, beef for gang ..... ..
8 Dr. David Lyle, three post mortems
9 Piedmont Tel. & Tel. Co., county offices, $1!
>0 Tom Adkins, witness fees and mileage Brat
I York Electric ft Water Plant, jail, $7.83; C
i2 A. L. Wallace, Clerk, salary, $25; stamps,
dry, $1
3 R. H. Sherer, Constable, salary, third quart
4 J. L. Duncan, Magistrate, salary, 3d quartet
,5 Jno. E. Carroll, Supt. Education, salary, $
stamps, $3.85
6 L. R. Williams. P. J., 8 lunacy warrants, $3
7 Dr. W. G. Stevens, lunacy examination
18 Dr. W. G. Stevens, post mortem ...
9 A. Fricdheim ft Bro., supplies gang
0 Sutton Bros., supplies Confederates ...
II J. T. Crawford, bridge lumber
12 T. E. Strait, repairing bridge
3 Dr. I. J. Campbell, lunacy examination
14 W. H. Hagans, supplies Confederates
15 J. H. McManus, Coroner, salary and expeni
16 J. F. Wlngate, Magistrate, salary third qua:
>7 Cloud Dry Goods Co., supplies for gang
18 Huey ft Martin Drug Co., medicine for gan
19 F. G. Allen, Constable, salary 3rd quarter 0
W. J. Good, supplies Confederates
1 H.L. Johnson, Magistrate, salary 3rd quart
2 J. P. Barnes, Constable, salary 3rd quarter
3 The Recond Printing Co.. tax notice
4 J. C. Costner. supplies Confederates
5 I. P. Boyd. Supt. County Home, salary, $40
6 George B. Farah. supplies Confederates
7 Rock Hill Supply Co., supplies gang
8 J. M. Russell, supplies for gang
9 McConnell Dry Goods Co., supplies County
10 J. F. Moore, repairing harness County Hon;
11 Walter Reid, janitor Courthouse
12 R. M. Robinson, woric on Clover road
13 C. F. Sherer, meat County Home
14 F. E. Quinn, S. Y. C., salary, $133.33; dietl
15 B. M. Love, Auditor, salary Sept., $45.83; <
16 Alex Bailey, hsuling bridge lumber
17 Mrs. W. C. Hi :klin, milk and butter for ga
IS R. L. A. Smith, Magistrate, salary 3rd qui
19 J. F. Lee, Constable, salary $56.25; mlleag
0 E. S. Parks, Magistrate, salary 3rd quarter
11 J. M. Stroup, supplies jail
12 J. M. Stroup. supplies County Home _
13 Dr. T. R. Car-others, gang, $24; six lunacy
14 E. A. CravjXord. Magistrate, salary 3rd qua
15 E. I. DeWoTf, pens, Auditor's office
16 H. L. Johnson, expenses arrest of prisoners
17 J. C. Comer, Magistrate, salary, 3rd quart*
18 W. S. Peters, Constables, salary 3rd quart*
19 The Record Printing Co.. teachers' notice ..
10 G. M. Carroll, supplies Confederates
11 E. G. Jones Iron Works, blacksmith work C
12 Rock Hill Hardware Co., cement, etc., Chen
13 Miller A White. Surveyors, work on Cherry
14 Henry G. Williams, concrete mixer. Cherry
15 A. J. Quinn, Magistrate, salary 3rd quarter
(6 G. W. Sparrow, salary 3rd quarter
17 Dr. M. B. Neil, two lunacy examinations ..
18 O. L. Robinson, Constable, salary 3rd quart
19 Woods, McCarter A Pursley, work on Filbet
0 H. E. Neil. Treas., salary September, $45.8'
1 H. E. Neil, Treas., stamps August and Sep
2 Wilkerson Mercantile Co., supplies Confedi
3 H. F. Stephenson, Constable, salary 3rd qua
4 Kirkpatrick-Belk Co., supplies County Hom<
5 Sherer A Quinn, County Home, $112.20, Cot
6 J. W. Gardner, Constable, salary 3rd quart*
7 W. S. Keenan, blacksmith work for gang 8
York Hardware Co., County Home, $7.79; I
9 Rock Hill Hardware Co., gang
!0 M. A. McFarland, supplies Confederates
!1 T. B. Glenn. Magistrate, salary, 3rd quartet
!2 Jno. C. Kirkpatrick, salary September
!3 L. J. Lumpkin, salary September
!4 Thos. W. Boyd, Supervisor, salary 3rd quart
15 Dr. J. J. Glenn, County Home and jail prac
:6 J. B. Cook et al., salary guards at gang ....
!7 Gill A Neely Grocery Co., supplies for gan
:8 R. E. Fewell. poles for ferry OTP
RnvH froicht nn road draff
:0 ike Dickson, ferryman Catawba rifer
It Piedmont Tel. A Tel Co., Co. Home, $2.2$; ;
12 I. P. Boyd, Supt. County Home, salary, $40
13 Nathan Feinsteln. goods County Home
14 Nathan Felnstein. goods County Home
15 A. L. Wallace, Clerk, salary, $25; stamps, |
16 Wm. McLoud, supplies Confederates
17 Bratton's Farm, wood for County Home
13 W. L. Baber, work at County Home
19 B. M. Love, Auditor, salary $45.83; clerk hi:
10 N. S. Black, bridge lumber
;1 Rock Hill Drug Co., supplies fpr gang
12 Edgar Jones, corn for gang
13 T. E. Wright, ferryman Smith's ford
14 Walter Reid. janitor Courthouse
15 R. F. Parrott, repairing bridge ....
16 York Electric A Water Plant, lights and w
17 York Electric A Water Plant, lights and v
18 A. Friedheim A Bro., supplies for gang
19 Minnie Lee Garrison, tomato club work ....
>0 Minnie Lee Garrison, expense account toeu
11 J. C. Costner, supplies Confederates
12 Rock Hill Grocery Co., gang, $70.67 ; Confer
13 M. A. McFarland, supplies Confederates.
14 J. M. Brian, supplies Confederates
>5 Ferguson A Youngblood. supplies County Hi
i6 York Furniture A Hardware Co., County Hi
>7 Willterson Mercantile Co., supplies Confeder
18 H. E. Neil, Treasurer, salary, October, $45
19 H. E. Neil. Treasurer, postage October
>0 Roddey-Poe Mercantile Co., supplies for gar
11 Wylie Keenan, blacksmith work for gang ..
12 Alex Bailey, hauling bridge lumber
13 Thomasson Repair Shop, work for County
14 Sherer A Quinn, County Home, $128.10 ; Co:
>5 Dr. A. H. Niell. three lunacy examinations
16 J. M. Stroup. County Home
17 Dr. W. C. Whitesides, post mortem
18 Dr. C. O. Burrusa, autopsy
19 L. R. Williams, P. J., two lunacy warrants
'0 Louis Roth, supplies Confederates
fl Louis Roth, supplies Confederates
'2 Louis Roth, supplies Confederates ...
'3 Herald Publishing Co., teachers' notice
r4 Jno. E. Carroll, salary, $112.50; stamps, $3.
'5 J. B. Cook et al., salary guards at gang ....
'6 J. A. Forbes, supplies Confederates
'7 J. A. Forbes, supplies Confederates ...
'8 Sutton Bros, supplies Confederates .*.
'9 Walker, Evans A Cogswell Co.. stationery C
10 F. E. Quinn, S. Y. Csalary, $133.33; dietii
11 Kirkpatrick-Belk Co., supplies County Hom?
12 G. K. Pickert, supplies Confederates
13 L. J. Lumpkin, salary, October
14 Jno. C. Kirkpatrick, salary, October
15 Cherry Farm Supply Co.. straw for gang ..
16 The Good Roads Machinery Co., machine n
17 Miller A White, work on Cherry road
18 Syleecau Manufacturing Co., lumber, etc., I
19 W. W. Miller, extra labor for crusher on <
10 Foote Concrete Machinery Co., machine rep
11 E. G. Jones Iron Works, repair work Cherry
(2 Rock Hill P.ardware Co., materials for Cher
i3 Lincoln Oil Co., kerosene for gang
4 Columbia Cfftce Supply Co., stationery cour
i5 J. H. Sutton, ferryman Catawba river
6 J. F. Williams, supplies for gang
17 Alfred Starnes, work on road _
18 Piedmont Tel. A Tel. Co., Co. Home, $2.25;
9 J. E. Johnson, Agent, supplies Confederates
0 Dr. W. E. Simpson, post mortem
il R. F. Grlcr. supplies Confederates
2 W. E. Ferguson, supplies Confederates .y
3 B. M. Parker, conveying lunatic .'.
4 Walter Reid. janitor Courthouse
5 Shieder Drug Store, County Home, $39.81; (
6 S. N. Stacy, molasses for gang
7 J. C. Costner, supplies Confederates ..
8 Whitessides Co.. supplies Confederates
9 A. L. Wallace, Clerk, salary. 125; laundry C
0 Efird Department Store, supplies for gang ..
1 Wilkerson Mercantile Co.. supplies Confede
2 H. P. Jackson, supplies Confederates
3 Wylie Keenan, supplies for gang
? w r n.k,, wnrV nt inii. 75e: Courthouse.
5 Bass Furniture Co.. bed and pillows for ga
6 J. M. Russell, supplies for gang
7 F. E. Quinn. S. Y. C., salary, $133.33; mile
8 H. P. Jackson, supplies Confederates .
9 B. M. Love. Auditor, salary, $45.83: clerk hi
0 J. B. Cook et al.. salary guards at gang
1 L. R. Williams. P. J., two lunacy warrants,
2 Kirkpatrick-Belk Co.. County Home
3 J. M. Youngblood. meals tor county prisoner
4 Town of Clover, use of road machine
5 Dr. W. G. Stevens, medical attention to gani
6 Rock Hill Hardware Co., gang, $76.22; bridj
7 Southern Stamp A Stationery Co., stationery
8 Minnie Lee Garrison, tomato club, Novembe
9 York Supply Co.. supplies County Home
0 The Record Printing Co.. advertising tax let
1 Jno. E. Carroll, Supt. Education, salary, $11
2 T. D. Turner, conveying two lunatics ......
3 H. E. Neil, Treasurer, salary, November, $41
4 H. E. Neil, Treasurer, postage and stationer
5 G. M. Carroll, supplies Confederates
6 Gulf Refining Co., oil for gang ,
7 American Soap & Washoline Co., soap for# C
8 Gill A Neely Grocery Co., gang, $7.38: Conf
9 I. P. Boyd, Supt. County Home, salary. Nov
0 Jno. C. Kirkpatrick. salary November
1 York Furniture A Hardware Co.. County Ho
2 I. P. Boyd, express for County Home ............
3 W. J. Fewell. dragging road
4 L. J. Lumpkin, salary November
' <1 -I
8 Carroll Supply Co., supplies Confederates
7 Pittsburg Testing Laboratory, testing cemer
8 E. F. Craven, chain. Cherry road
9 Miller & White, work on Cherry road, Nove
0 Rock Hill Hardware Co., cement and tools,
1 T. N. Ross, work on Cherry road
2 National Sanitary Association, disinfectants
3 Nathan Feinstein, supplies County Home
4 Sherer & Quinn, County Home. $135.12; Cot
5 F. N. Sandifer. 14 days' Work on Cherry rc
6 J. M. Stroup. right of way
7 M. A. McFarland, supplies Confederates
8 M. Brian Hall, right of way .
9 F. S. Strait, repairing bridge
0 J. F. Ashe, work on Chester road
1 M. J. Miller, Secretary Sinking Fund Comm
2 Dr. David Lyle, four post mortems
3 J. F. Williams, bridge lumber ...
4 Annie L. Wallace, typewriting grand jury
5 George Ainsley, conveying lunatic
6 Piedmont Tel. St Tel. Co., phone rent Co.
$12: tolls, $4.21
Total
Respectful]
L. WALLACE. Clerk.
Amount A
2 69
Z 29 19
1 60 A
, 916: County Homo, $6.00 20 00
44 97 ^B
12 00 ^B
18 00 ^B
>unty Horn* 28 79 ^BS
3 ; clerk hit*. $20.88 <6 86 W
12.60 ; stamps, $2.86 ; express, 31c 116 88 ^
9 40
10 37
ths, $76; stamp* and stationery, $19.04 94 04
n ... 19 60
s 16 86
oad 88 80
r fill 76 00
ust, $40 ; extra labor, $60 90 00
3 00
15 ; Confederates $7.63 ..... ........... 167 08
262 60
ates 11 00
r*s 109 61
a, $30: practice jail and County Home,
....... 3 00
30 00
136 00
260 83
c'a office 38 00
c 8.25
3 00
17 87 !
6 00
?1.. 13 ? ?
..._ 1? 66 if#
170 12 W ,
*s ^ 283 St ... ;
Home 11 80
rate*. 16.35 68 98
49 10
i i tollt, 13.40; cZ Horned 12.25 : jail 18 20 66
ton and Johnson caaea 3 60
ourthouse, 619.28 27 11
, 61; P. O. rent, 60c; Courthouse laun
27 60
er. 643.76; mileage. 62.25 ?. 46 00
r ? 46 76
112.50; P. O. rent. 60c; express. 99c;
117 94
10 ; ?tamps 61.86 ; salary 3d quarter 625 56 86
TZ====?
40 66
les, September 25 OO^^^^H
rter 200
er ? LZZ~. . IZZZZZZ 60 00 I i
, 650 ; mileage 62.70 62 70
; extra labor, 673.20 118 20
: 16 60
Home"'. :,zzzzzz~ L '? 1*
...ZZZIZZZZZZZZZI1IZ ^ 35 00
ing. 66.60; stamps, 4 mo?., 682 170 90
derk hire. 616.66; stamps. 81.60 ..... 64 00
_ 27 oo
ng 11 04
irter .. GO OO
? 12.20; dieting 75c 59 20
ZZZZZZZZZZLjZiiZZJZZZiiZ <0 48
examinations and auto pay, 935 59 00 n. j
rter 60 00 - J
8 00
0 00
ir L 100 25 I
r, $106.25; mileage. $2.86 109 10 * I
$ 00
iherry road 08 00
y road $.087 50
' road 188 00
road 851 52 - j
$0 00 ^ |
60 00 w
10 00
*r, $50: mileage, 76c . 60 75
rt road _ 99 50
1; clerk hire, $20.84 66 68.
tember 14 00> -"a
rates ..... 11 00.
rter 60 OO \
> ? 1$ 14 3
i federates, $6.00 118 20
ir 102 70 \
>Vidges',"'$ll"56 .. i 19 $C
. 3 00 '
U 50 I
_ 1$ or
ter"llll"l'~..:... "1 ' , , 800 00
tics ^42-85
}ak fS": C^ o?jirl^^^'>7;l?8-I 24 ?
; extra labor, $62 . ... 108 00
1$ ii
11; Courthouse iaundry, $1 27 OO
z."i^""i;;z!zz"z;;;~;;;zzzzi ? S
re, $16.66; stamps, $2 64 4?
50 40 JHE
11 05
..... 218 00 X
$7 50 ^
: 86 00 yM
- 8 OO "1
ater. Jail 10 66 V
Later, Courthouse 24 22
217 20
..... 110 46
ito club ..... 20 46 . *
: 3 00 1
derates, $7.69 78 86
........ ....'. 3 00
16 00
ome ' ? 84 45
}me, $65.15; Courthouse, $4.50 69 65 ^ '
ates 11 00
.83; clerk hire, $20.83 06 66
ig"'"" ''" 52 10
__ 18 40"
< 21 00
Home 5 60
nfederates, $6.00 134 10
16 00
- 14 00
, 120 ; stamps, $1.10 21 10.
" 22 60?
wz===t======== wj|
Merk's offioe 8 1ft
UK. $27.20 : mileaKC, $4.10 164 68 .
f 16 ?0
27 00 Jt
? It ? T
16 ?? *
..... $2 88
tpairs. Cherry road ? 206 08
186 00
Cherry road ? 86 7$
Cherry road 17 60
airs. Cherry road 1$ 74
r road $98 85 ,
ry road ? 7$ 00
.... I 16 87
t stenographer 40 14
36 00
....... 88 76
2 00
jail. $3; Co. offices, $12 ; tolls. $9.40. .. 26 $6.
9 00.
6 00- ^
8$ 00
16 00
a. - 9 71
Courthouse. $8.43 48 26
63 60
30 oo w
ourthouse, $1: stamps. $1 27 00 A
..... 87 18 ^
rates 11 00
WZZZ""" * , " 75
age,$18,567 dieting. $26.60" " " 178 28
ire, $16.66 ; stamps, $1.50 ? 63 99
280 00
$20; stamps, $1.16 ? 21 15
70 15
s 8 40
29 10
* _. 121 00
ges. $6.25 82 47
r Treasurer's office 6 16
r ..... 110 46
ties 38 00
2.50 ; stamps, $2.90 116 40
5.83; clerk hire, 120.86 ...'. 66 6? |
y, November . 17rfO 1
.... ioTto fl
- - 13 SO 1
'aunty Home 7 50 M
ederates $14 .... 21 38 K
ember, $49; extra labor, $80 120 00
- 16 67
me. $28.05; Courthouse, $3.75 31 80
2 62 X9|
7 00
16 67
38 00 V H
24 00 V
it Cherry road 52 62 jK
: i5 oo n
mber 135 00 Jr
Cherry road 2,411 42
13 60 m
County Home 20 00 fl
16 14 I
?? 141 12
ad Z. ? 28
Z.1ZZT 24 00
ission, insurance on county buildings.. 699 06
20 00 ^B|
reports ? 5 00 Hnfi
10 00
Home, 62.25: jail, 63; County offices,
21 46
?665.094 16 fl
y submitted. *
THOS. W. BOYD. Swerriaor.