The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, December 18, 1884, Image 3
r LOCAL NEWS.
C. C. LANGSTON, Local Editob.
It is in order now to.prepare your New
Year resolutions.
Our Devil has been laid up with the
mumps for the part week.
The Annual Report of the County Com
niissioners is published this week.
Don't forget to attend the sale of the
Fair Grounds to-morrow (Friday).
- -Last Sunday was a wet, disagreeable
day. It rained nearly the whole day.
Simpson, Reid & Co.'s Christmas good*
are beautiful, and-their prices very low
Be sure to tee them.
The warm weather for the past week or
two has .caused a number of people to
lose their fresh meat.
Our young friend, Paul Sharpe, who is
1'ving at Annistun, Ala,, has our thanks
f jr late Alabama papers.
; Miss MoBie Trimmier, of Walhalla, has
been visiting'her sister, Mrs. J. P. Dar
den, In this city during the past week.
. We' are requested to state that there will
be a Christmas Tree at Shiloh Church,
near Holland's Store, on Christmas Day.
Mr. W. W. Melton, of Hopewell town-"
ship, has a four months-old Poland China
pig that weighs 140 pounds. Who can
^fceatitr ? ? ?
Don't forget to see Wllhite & Wilhite's
display of fancy goods while you are
looking around; Call early and avoid
- the .rush. ?
Younr ladies desirous of making their
gentlemen friends acceptable Christmas
presents, should call oh Means it McGee,
the clothiers.
The Cadets of the Anderson Military
School will have a Dress Parade on the
Court House Square this (Thursday)
afternoon^at 4 o'cl ock.
On Saturday. 27th inst, the survivors
of Company *D, Orr*s Rifles, will bold a
meeting in this city. A full attendance
of the survivors is desired.
Married, on 14th inst., by Trial Justice
A. E Scudday, at the residence of Mr. B.
F. Harris, Mr. W. L. Barrls and Miss L.
Teasley, all of this County.
Toney Creek Division, Sons of Temper?
ance, will have a social entertainment at
their place of meeting on Friday, 26th
insL It will be a pleasant occasion.
Married, on the 9th inst., at the resi?
dence of the bride's father, by Rev. C. V.
Barn es,Mr. John J. Findley and Miss
Mattie A. Pruitt, all of Anderson County.
The merchants of Anderson have agreed
to close their stores on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of next week, in order to
let the clerks enjoy the Christmas holi?
days, i
Married, on the 10th inst., by Rev. M.
McGee, at the residence of the bride's
father. Mr. Oliver Herring and Miss Eu
genia "W hi taker, daughter of Mr. S- A,
"Whi taker, all of Anderson Cou n ty.
Before buying yonr Christmas presents,
be sure to call at Orr & Slo-m's and see
their beautiful display. Their stock is
large and varied, and we know you can
find something that will please yon.
Furraan Lodge, No. 170, A. F. M , has
elected the following officers to serve the
ensuing year: B. F. Shirley, W.M.; J.P.
Anderson, 8. W.; C. B. Gifnier. J. W.; A.
C. Dobbins, Treas.; J. J. Gilmer, Sec.
A visit to John M. Hub bard's establish?
ment will convince you that he Is pre?
pared to sell*you s, beautiful Christmas
present for, your sweetheart; friend or
relative. Don't forget to pay him a visit.
Anderson ha<4 the reputation of being
the best market in the up country.
Bring your cotton' here. Our merchants1
. will pay the highest cash price for it, and
j sell yon goods so cheap that yon will be
'astonished.
'jB4$gj(fgi~?. ????? ? ?: '::??< -
j M. Kennedy ia prepared to supply your
; wants.for the holidays. He keeps a nice
stock of fancy groceries, confectioneries,
' fruits, Ac. Give him a call. His store is
at the corner ot Brick Range and Whit
ner street.
Note the change in Sullivan & Bros.'
advertisement. If you need any hard?
ware, table cutlery, a pocket knife, a gun
or some ammunition?in short, anything
in the hardware or machinery line?give
them a call.
We are requested to announce that the
merchants of Belton will close their,
places of business during Thursday, Fri?
day and Saturday next of Christmas
week. Our Belton friends intend to have
.? little holiday.
We are requested to announce that the
?regular conference of the Baptist Church
in this city, will be held on next Sabbath.
All of the members of the church are
surged to be present as the meeting will be
An important one.
The Chairmen of the two Boards of
Commissioners of Election for this Coun?
ty, Federal and State, have leceived ihe
money to pay the Managers of the last
election, and requests that they will call
and get their money.
Married, at the residence of the bride's
Sother, Mrs. Jane Thompson, in Savan
ib township, on Tuesday, December
16th inst.; by Rev. T. C. Ligon, Mr. R.
W. Arnold and Miss J. F. Thompson.
All of Anderson County.
J. A. Daniels has bought a large stock
of silverware and jewelry for the holiday
trade, and be is determined to sell it.
Paste this in your memorandum book,
and when yon are ready to buy a present
be sure to call at his store.
Mr.' Edward Broyles, of Colorado, sec?
ond son of the 'ate Dr. 0. R. Broyles, is
in the city visiting his mother. More
than twelve years have elapsed since Mr.
Broyles was in Anderson. His many
friends here are are glad to see him.
We are indebted to Mr. J^ W. Keys, of
Little Rock, Ark., for copies of the'Little
Bosk Gazette containing the particulars of
the., daring train robbery near that city
recently. On the first page of this paper
can be found a brief account of the rob?
bery.
The railroad fare for the round trip
from Seneca to New Orleans is $19 60,
tickets good forty days. Purchasers are
allowed five days in going and five days
in returning. This information we gel
from Mr. H. L. Adams, Railroad Agent
at Seneca.
At the regular meeting of Hi ram Lodge,
No. 68. A. F. M.. held on the 8th inst,
the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: J. E. Breazeale,
W. M.; R. R. Todd, S. W.; T. C. Ligon,
J. W.; A. P. Hubbard, Treas.; J. B.
Clark, Secretary.
The young people of Williamston are
arranging to have a charade entertain?
ment in that pleasant village during the
holidays. The people of Williamston
never tail to make a success of anything
they undertake, and this occasion will be
no exception to the rule.
A substantial and reliable farmer from
the Eastern section of Anderson County
vecently purchased a bill of goods at
Greenv.lle. He was in Anderson the
other day, and, after pricing the same
goods, said he could have saved money by
buying them here.
Read J. J. Baker's advertisement in
this issue. He ofieis some extra induce?
ments to cash buyers. Before buying
your supplies, be sure to call on bim'and
get bis prices. Ho keeps everything you
may need, and bis goods will give satis?
faction in every instance.
We have received some interesting
items from Honea Path, but as they are
not accompanied by the real name of the
writer, under our rule'they are consigned
to the waste basket. We would be glad if
our unknown friend wonld send us his
real name and continue his letters. We
would publish such matters as are of in
tervSt ubout Honea Path with pleasure.
It is the rule of all reliable journals not to
publish any communication unless it is
accompanied by the true name of the
writer. The writer may use our columns |
under a now de plume, but his real name
must be known to the Editor. This is
required in order to prevent imposition.
Mrs. Susan Held man, wife of Mr. M.
Heldman, of Spartanburg, S. C, died at
ber home in that city on Tuesday, 9th
inst., after a few days illness with heart
disease. Mrs. Heldman was a resident of
Anderson for a number of years, and her
many friends here regret to hear of her
death.
Messrs. Smith & Co., the clothiers, hav?
ing determined to close out their buai
nesp, are now selling their stock of goods
at, cost, and when they say cost they
mean it. Now is the time to buy your
overcoats, suits, gents' furnishing goods,
Ac. Call on them early, or you may miss
a bargain. See advertisement.
Louis Sbarpe's Store is filled with
everything suitable for the holiday trade.
His stock of toys, fancy goods, confec?
tioneries, fruits, etc, has been selected
with especial care, and if you favor him
with a call you will not regret it. He
gives a chromo to every customer who
Surchases goods to the amount of $2.00.
ee advertisement.
It is a real pleasure to visit Messrs. G.
W. Fant & Son's Book Store and inspect
their beautiful stock of Christmas goods,
which they are selling at remarkably low
prices. Their stock is too varied to at?
tempt to mention what they keep. Go
and see for yourself. Their stock 'of
Christmas Goods is beautiful. See adver?
tisement.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending December 17:
John Austin, Joe Brownley, J. E. Brown,
Tbairmus Bunnels, Miss Fannie Charles,
Albert Coleman (col ), John Dutch. Ed.
Edwards, Samuel Ephrim, Sarah J.
Evins, R L. Griffin, Floyd Hagwood,
Willis Lewis, Mrs. Emma Vines, Charity
Winchester.
On Tuesday afternoon, 9th inst., Mr. I.
C. Lowe's gin house, in Martin township,
this County, was destroyed by fire, to?
gether with about four hundred bushels
cotton seed, one new gin and two old
ones, a wagon and a pair of scales. One
bale of cotton was also consumed, and
{three badly damaged. The fire is sup
posed to have been accidental.
? W. A. Chapman is desirous of-selling
bis entire utock of Fall and Winter goods
before the 1st of February, 1885, and from
now until then he will offer unheard of
bargains in dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
If you need anything in his line, we ad?
vise yon to call there, and you will save
money. Watch for his new .advertise?
ment next week.
At the regular convocation of Burning
Bush Chapter. No. 7, held on the 1st inst.,
the following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing'year: G. F. Tolly, M. E. H.
Priest; R. R. Todd, King; M. Lesser,
Scribe; J. H. Clarke, C. H.; J. B Lewis,
P. S.; W. M. Osborne, R. A. C; D. S.
Taylor, G. M. 3rd Veil; T. M. White, G.
M. 2nd Veil; J. A. Daniels, G- M. 1st
Veil; A. P. Hubbard, Treas.; J. B.
Clark, Sec.; J. J. Dodd, Sentinel.
The following officers have been elect?
ed to servo Beit?n Lodge, No. 130, A. F.
M., for the ensuing year: L. E. Camp?
bell, W.M.; T.F. Callabam, S. W.; Dr
J. C. Harris, J. W.; A. N. Cox, Treas.;
W. F. Sutherland, Sec. The installation
will take place on Saturday, 27th inst., at
10 o'clock a. in. The Past Grand Master
and other Grand officers will be present.
All the members are urged to attend.
Dr. George T. T?te, a most excellent
young man of this County, died at the
residence of Mr. A. M. Guy ton, near
Pierce town, last Thursday afternoon,
after an illness of five days with pneumc
nia. Dr. T?te was a graduate of the Bal?
timore Medical College, and give prom?
ise of taking a high stand in his profess?
ion. Bis death is lamented by a large
number of friends and relatives. His re?
mains were interred at Flat Rock Church
on Friday.
Mrs. Eleanor Hall, an aged and respect?
ed lady, died at the residence of her bus
band, Mr. A. C. Hall, In Varennes Town?
ship on the 30th day of November from
cancer, after-a long and painful illness.
She was sixty-five years of age and had
been a member of the Baptist Church for
'fifty-one- years. She was an excellent
Christian lady. Her remains were in?
terred in the Fiat Rock cemetery after
appropriate funeral services conducted by
Revs. B. Hays and W. H. King.
The ladies of the Presbyterfan Church
at Lowndesville will have a Festival on
Christmas Day, beginning at 2 o'clock
and continuing into the night. The ta?
bles will be supplied with all the delica?
cies of the season and the very best sub
stantials the country can afford. Fresh
oysters will also be served Everything
will be sold at very reasonable prices.
The proceeds of the Festival will be de?
voted to repairing the Church building.
The object is certainly a deserving one,
and we bespeak for the ladies a liberal
patronage.
On the night of the 29th of November
Mr. V. F. Martin's store at Anderson
ville, this Couuty, was broken into and
considerable goods taken, including sev?
ere dollar's worth of postage stamps, the
Postoffice being in the store. Among
the articles stolen were a lot of peanuts,
the bulls of which were scattered all
along the road from the store to Tugaloo
River. \ This showed that the burglars
were from the Georgia side. The officers
went there, and were not long in arrest?
ing three young white men, named James
Es tea, Loze O'Barr and Robert Moore.
These men had a preliminary hearing
before Trial Justice WhitfieJd last Friday,
and were committed to Jail to await trial
at the next term of court. A man by the
name of West is said also to have had a
hand in the burglary, but he has so far
evaded arrest.
Mr. C. A. Reed, Agent, has sold his
grocery busines to Messrs. T. R. Trim
mier <fe Co.. who have opened out in the
storeroom formerly occupied by Means,
Cannon & Co., next door to Mr. Reed's.
Mr. Reed will continue bis Buggy and
Sewing Machine business at his old stand.
Messrs. Tri minier <fc Co. are energetic, ex?
perienced merchants, and will make their
store the equal of any similar establish?
ment Besides a choice line of confec?
tioneries, fruits, cigars and tobacco, they
will keep everything in the grocery line,
and everything will be guaranteed pure
and fresh. They bave adopted the cash
pystem, which enables them to sell for a
very short profit. Everything delivered
free in the city limits. We bespeak for
the new firm a liberal share of the public
patronage. Mr, Rufus Fant is with them,
and will be pleased to bave all of his old
friends and customers call on him. Look
out next week for Messrs. Trimmier &
Co.'s advertisement._
Last Sunday evening, between 6 and 7
o'clock, a most dastardly attempt was
made to murder Mr. E. T. Casbin, the
telegraph operator at the C. & G. R. R. in
this city, by an unknown party. Mr.
Casbin was at the depot in the discharge
of his regular duties, which he. bad about
finished, and was awaiting the appearance
of Mr. Ed. Murphy, the night watchman,
so that he could go home. The night was
very dark, and a heavy rain falling. As
is his custom before leaving the office
every night, he went into the passenger
reception room to see that the doors and
windows were fastened. While in there
he concluded to open the door and take a
peep at the weather outside. He opened
the door, but closed it almost immediate?
ly, and as he did so the report of the pis?
tol was heard. The ball struck the brick
wall, two or three inches from the door
frame. Mr. Casbin thinks the would-be
assassin was standing ten or twelve feet
from the door when he fired. It is the
general opinion that the fiend intended to
murder the watchman and then roh the
depot. Every effort should be made to
ferret out the villain, who should receive
the extreme penalty of the law.
The Market.
Up to Wednesday noon the following are
the cash prices for the articles enumerated
below :
Cotton?good middling. 10@10i
Bacon?Side'.6J@
Hams.i63@
Lard?best refined. 9@12
Flour.$4@5.50
Fancy Patent. 7@
Bagging.10}@111
Ties?best spliced.1.40@1 50
Whole.1.65 ?1.75
Appropriate Suggestions.
Mr. Editor: All progressive citizens
of the city will approve your advocating
the building of a hotel. That it is needed
cannot be doubted by any one; but
where and how is the money to be ob?
tained for that purpose? Our Board of
Trade is composed of enterprising gentle?
men. Could they not put the ball in mo?
tion ? And would not many of the Stock?
holders in the Anderson Farmers' and
Mechanics' Association, as the Fair
Grounds are to be sold and the proceeds
divided among the Stockholders, givethe
amount of their stock, or a part thereof,
towards the building of a hotel ? .
If we had a commodious hotel in An?
derson, it would not only be a conveni?
ence very much needed by the traveling
public, but would be an inducement for
many Summer boarders to spend their
Summers here.
These suggestions I make with the bone
that some means may be devised to build
a hotel by those who can accomplish it.
B.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
In case you should desire to buy any
dry goods, clothing, sho es, huts, carpets
or millinery before the Holidays, you
ought to call on M. B. Arnstein. He is
offering everything in his line prepara?
tory to taking stock at greatly reduced prices.
This fact is worth knowing and remembering.
It may save some money to you.
Go to
M. B. Arnstein M.
for the B.
useful Holiday Presents. A
Decorate R
yourhou8es ? N
with a pietty Pieture, S
or buy T
a nice E
1 Carpet or Rug. I
Fine Overcoat* X.
and Suits
are offered at cost.
Bargains in Shoes of all grades, from
the cheapest to the finest. Don't forget
the place.
Look Here !?The best Putent Flour
delivered at your house in the city for less
than $7.00 per barrel. T. R. Trimmier &
Co., successors to C. A. Reed, Agt.
J. A. Daniels has on hand a good
second-hand Piano which he will sell
cheap. 21?3 ;
Having procured the services of Col. B.
F. Brown, a competent workman, who
has a practical experience of 30 years in
repairing Fine Watches, I am now able
to keep up with my work. Any old Fine
Watch that has been laid up, will be
thoroughly overhauled and made as good
as new by leaving it with J. A. Daniel.
21?3
For a good smoke, buy Wilhite's Lead?
er Cigar.
If vou want the best Coffee go to J, P.
Sullivan & Go's. 10
If, in a state of exhileration,
You went home Christmas und dimly
saw
There anxiously, patiently waiting
Those hungry children and their hun?
grier ma,
Then you'll wish you had gone to Hill
Bros.' and bought a nice present for each
aud every one of them. It won't cost you
much. 22-2
Hill Bros, have a select line of Fancy
Christmas tricks, and invite an inspection
by the public in looking around. 22<2
John E. Peoples & Co. will buy all your
Raw Hides, both green and dry. Also,
all remnants of Seed and Lint Cotton
brought in within legal hours. 20?4
If you want your prescriptions prepared
with accuracy and by competent persons
go to Wilhite tfc Wilhite.
Of all the sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these?
"I might have gone to Hill Bros.' and
bought a nice Christmas present out of all
the beautiful things they have displayed
there, but alas! I went elsewhere. 22 2
Another big stock of Dress Goods,
Flannels, Bleachings, Calicoes, Shirtings,
Jeans and checks, Boots, Shoes and Hats.
The best solid Leather Shoes at bottom
prices. Our large sales has enabled us to
buy a second stock of all kinds of goods,
also to employ another salesman. From
now until Christmas we shall offer our
large stock of beautiful goods, at such
low figures that it will be to your interest
to buy from us. To those who have never
traded with us we ask you to call and
price our goods. We sell the best goods
at the lowest prices.
C. P. Jones & Co.
Persons indebted to me for Groceries,
Sewing Machines, Buggies, Fertilizers,
&e, are earnestly requested to call
promptly and settle up, and thus save me
the trouble aud expense of sending ray
collector to see 3'ou. I must have the
money. Respectfully,
C. A. Reed, Agent.
December, 1884.
BUYERS OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
HATS, CARPETS and MILLINERY,
WILL FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL ON
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED!
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
Christmas Gifts and New Years Presents.
In order to reduce our LARGE ASSORTMENT by Stock-taking time, we have put
the ltoctc-Bottom Figure** ou every article in the Store.
CARD.
Inviting you to call early and often, and wishing one and all a "Merry Christmas"
and a "Happy New Year," we remain,
Yours, respectfully,
M. B. ARNSTEIN.
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SPECTACLES,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JOHN HI. HUBBARD'S
JEWELRY STORE.
Oot 23. 1884
6m
GOOD TIMES ARE COMING!
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Let Every One be Happy, Come in and See TJs, and be Sup?
plied with Articles to Beautify Your Home.
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR STOCK FOR THE SEASON, and have the
handsomest display of Goods in our line in the up-country. Our Stock of?
CROCKERY AND CHINA
Is unsurpassed. Come in and see our Beautiful Chamber Sets, Tea and Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets, Vases, &c. We have a Sup?rb Line of?
SILVER WARE,
The handsomest ever brought to this market. Be snre to come in and see the handsome
articles too numerous to mention.
Toys ! Toys! Toys !
Bring in the Little Folks. We've got Wagons and Horses, and many other things to
please them, and the largest stock of Stove?, Tinware, Ac., yre ever had,
JOHN E. PEOPLES & CO.
Nov 27, 1884 20
DON'T FORGET !
THE PROPRIETRESS OF
THE LADISS'* STORE
HAS JUST RETURNED WITH
STOCK THAT IS SIMPLY IMMENSE,
A:
.ND feels confident that, with her corps of experienced Ladies, can please in
Goods and Prices.
We will vary from our rule of quoting prices, and ask you to call and see our
Jerseys from $1.00 up.
MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS.
8epfc25.1884 11
CHRISTMAS
GIFT!
a. s35.00
Ladies' Solid Gold Watch
WILL BE GIVEN to the one
who comes nearest guessing the
number of the Watch.
One guess allowed for every dol?
lar paid me on Note or Account,
and one guess for every dollar's
worth of Goods bought and paid
for before December 24, 1884.
I have just received a large lot of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES,
PIANOS
And ORGANS.
The numbers will be examined and the
Watch awarded Christmas Day at
FAIR NOTICE.
After January 1, 18S5, I will place my
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an
Officer for collection. If the above $35.00
gift is not sufficient inducement, I will try
the law.
jr. A. DANIEL'S
JEWELRY STORE.
Oct 30, 1884_10_
notice OFSALeT"
T WILL SELL at the old Homestead of
JL Ezekiel Murphy, deceased, at eleven
o'clock a. m. on 20th DECEMBER, 1884,
the following Tract of Land, at the risk of
the former purchaser, to wit:
All that Tract of Land, containing 144
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of E. A.
Clardy, Ezekiel Durham, et al., being Tract
No. Oof the Real Estate of Ezekiel Mur
pny, deceased.
Terms of Sau:?One-third cash, and the
balance on a credit ot one and two years,
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary pa?
pers.
THOS. M. MURPHY, Adm'r.
Nov 27, 1884_5O _ 4_
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having demand against
the Estate of J. P. Reed, Jr., deceased, are
hereby notified to present them, properly
proven, to the undersigned, within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
B. PRANK MAULDIN, Adm'r.
Dec 4, 1884 21 3
TO THOSEJHTERESTED!
WE hereby notify all. indebted to R. S
Hill & Co. that the Firm at Anderson, S.C.,
will be dissolved by mutual consent on 1st
January next, and for this reason we
must have all the money dne us
on any account this Fall.
We fully realize the fact that times are
hard, but we have to pay our debts, wet or
dry; and we cannot, in justice to ourselves,
be as indulpent in "carrying over" as we
have been in the past. We hope every
one who entertains a thought of being
"carried" will take this notice person?
ally to himself, as we propose in every
instance to collect where the money
can be made by law. We give this notice
thus early so that arrangements may be
made accordingly.
R. S. Hill will continue the business at
the same stund, and he hopes to be better
able than ever before to supply all the
wants of those who promptly pay their
debts. We now have on hand a very large
Slock of General Merchandise, which is
being sold as low us the lowest, and we
would simply ask an inspection of those
"looking around."
Very Respectfully,
R. S. HILL it CO.
Oct 23, 1884 15 6m
DON'T DO IT!
DON'T BUY A
PIANO OR ORGAN
Before consulting L. E. Norryce.
JJE handles for Anderson County the
STEINWAY,
DECKER,
WHEELOCK
AND OTHER PIANOS,
And the renowned
ESTEY ORGAN.
j Installments of $10 per month will bny
a Piano, and installments of $5 per month
I will buy an Organ.
J If you want an Instrument write him,
j whether you have the money or not, and
i he will come and see you. Address
L. 15. NORRYCE,
Anderson, S. C.
August 21, 1884 ? 6m
Notice to Creditors.
! James B. Carpenter, Plaintiff, vs. Nannie
j E. McCreary, and others, Defendants.
PURSUANT to an order of Court in the
above stated cose, all persons having
claims against the Esuteof Mrs. S. C. Car?
penter aro hereby notified to present and
prove them before me on or by the 1st day
of January next.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
I Nov 27 1884 20 5
ANNUAL. REPORT
?OF THE?
County Commissioners
-OF
Anderson County
To the Presiding Judge of the Court of
General Sessions, Showing Claims
Against the County of Anderson
Audited and Approved for
the Fiscal Year Commen?
cing Nov. I, 1883,
and Ending Oct.
31, 1884.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
440 Thus J Webb.$ 400 00
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' it CLERICS
SALARIES.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
478 W H Fricrson, Clerk.$ 1% 00
487 W H Frierson, Clerk. " 97 00
R S Bailev, member Board. 162 85
R S Bailey, member Board. 131 55
John H Jones, member Board.. 84 40
John H Jones, member Board.. 41 85
John H Jones, member Board. 35 25
John H Jones, member Board. 05 55
John A Reeves, member Board 116 10
John A Reeves, member Board 72 40
John A Reeves, member Board 32 20
Total.$1034 15
JURY, WITNESSES it CONSTABLES.
NO. AMOUNT
202 Clerk's Rep't for Feb. Term.$1109 00
483 Clerk's Rep't for June Term. 325 30
491 Clerk's Rep't for October Term 1352 20
Total.$2786 50
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
257 Thoa J Webb, for Board.$64 05
CLERK OF COURT.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
324 J W Daniels, State Account.$214 95
465 J W Daniels, State Account. 203 60
Total.$418 55
SHERIFF.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
5 J H McConnell, convg lunatics.$ 32 52
6 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 31 47
7 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 45 02
8 J H McConnell, dieting. 137 0>
19 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 31 97
23 J H McConnell, dieting. 141 60
27 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 33 17
36 J H McConnell, dieting. 154 25
44 J H McConnell, convg convicts 32 02
123 J H McConnell, State account. 100 00
126 J H McConnell, serving jurors. 51 50
129 J H McConnell, convg convicts 49 02
141 J H McConnell. dieting. 123 80
142 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 51 22
144 J H McConnell, dieting. 109 50
170 J H McConnell, dieting. 96 70
187 J H McConnell, dieting. 103 50
206 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 43 82
208 J H McConnell, convg convicts 30 02
216 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 31 17
217 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 31 17
218 J H McConnell, dieting. 92 75
219 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 31 80
224 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 29 47
225 J H McConnell, convg convicts ? 29 72
295 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 43 82
321 J H McConnell, dieting. 90 85
323 J H McConnell, dieting. 119 75
339 JH McConnell, dieting. Ill SO
351 J H McConnell, convgeonvicts 43 12
363 J H McConnell, convg l-inatics 11 90
418 J H McConnell, serving jurors 35 00
419 J H McConnell, serving jurors 28 50
449 J H McConnell, convg lunatics 47 62
450 J H McConnell, convg convicts 159 57
471 J H McConnell, State account.. 372 90
Total.$2712 06
TRIAL JUSTICES' SALARIES.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
18 S P T?te.$ 5 00
37 R V Acker. 3 30
53 J D Sitton. 10 00
87 BF Shirley. 10 00
107 S P T?te. 7 50
112 J D Sitton. ' 50
120 J E Breazeale. "1 67
188 J C Whilficld.... 75 00
215 B F Shirley. 10 00
226 S P Tatc. 7 o0
253 JD Sitton. 15 00
291 W F M Fant. 30 00
315 W F Cox. 30 00
327 R B A Robinson. 30 00
330 JL Bryan. 30 00
353 R V Acker. 2o 00
372 R N Wright. 30 00
379 W H D Gail lard. 30 00
385 A B Scudday. 30 00
391 S P T?te. 9 p?
393 Joshua Jamison. 30 00
414 John C Whitfield. 75 00
420 John E Brcjzeale.. 8' 50
421 John E Breazeale, extra. 62 50
425 James A Major. 23 75
461 B F Shirley... 10 00
498 J C Whitrielu. 62 50
Total.$818 30
SPECIAL CONSTABLES.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT
1 E J McGee. $ 9 00
2PL T?te. 14 35
14 G W Cox. 2 20
16 Jos Field. 16 00
21 Jos Field. M 55
28 K L Dugan. 5 20
34 Jos Field. 12 7o
45 David Guess. 7 10
50 R V Acker. 9 10
62 S W Burgess. 13 00
71 J A Strictland. 6 50
72 J A Strictland. 8 20
76JLMullinix. 2 00
77 E H Robinson. 21 70
78 E H Robinson. 7 50
79 W M Walt. 4 75
94 M A McGee. 12 70
95 J W Sitton. 3 40
96 J W Sitton. 6 35
98 J A McAlister. 23 35
104 J M Strictland. 8 10
108 G W Cox. 20 65
109 G W Cox. 4 85
113 JW Sitton. 7 70
114 JW Sitton. 6 40
115 JW Sitton. 5 40
122 J R Caldwell. 160
124 JG Sears. 3 60
130 W T Cbamblee.?. 6 10
132 A S Gal breath. 4 30
134 Sam'l M Sitton. 5 00
151 E J McGee. 4 90
154 J A Strickland . 6 ?0
158 J A Strickland. 6 10
159 P L Tato. 11 60
167 W P Snelgrove . 12 85
171 J Field. 1170
176 J G Sears. 5 80
177 J A Strictland. 5 70
178 J A Strictland. 6 ?0
180 J A Strickland. 9 70
182 J A Strictland. 1 60
184 PL T?te. 10 80
186 J G Sears. 3 40
101TE James. 5 75
199 E H Robinson. 24 80
200 JW Sitton. 8 90
207 J Field. 11 36
209 CJMillord. 2190
210 J Field. 23 25
211 P L Tatc. 10 80
222 J Field. 22 80
223 B F Culbertson. 13 10
229 J Field. 12 90
233 J A Strictland. 5 00
231 J A Strictland. 4 60
235 J A Strictland. 5 00
236 J A Strictland. 1 30
237 J A Strictland. 6 20
238 J A Strictland. 5 00
239 J A Strictland. 11 80
244 Samuel M Sitton. 2 00
247 E J McGee. 2 00
249 J G Sears. 7 40
250 Samuel M Sitton. 3 80
251 Samuel M Sitton. 5 25
252 J Field. 12 00
254 G W Cox. 23 35
255 G W Cox. 5 20
256 J J Trusselt. 13 90
260 J Field. 26 00
261 J A Wakefield. 5 50
274 Samuel Mattison. 3 75
276 J Field. . . 17 40
281 H Barbice. 3 20
283 J A Strickland. 7 60
286 E R. Burgiss. 27 70
287 J J Cooley. 4 00
288 A J Surralt. 3 Ou
289 W J Parker. 7 65
292GHMahon. 4 U0
296 John L Jolly. 6 45
309 J A McAlistt-r. 17 89
312 J A Strickland. 2 50
314 P L T?te. 12 50
316 A B Shirley. 1 -r>0
328 J Field. 19 90
329 S W Burgess. 13 60
331 James M Duke. 2 00
333 J Field. 6 80
334 J Field. 12 00
345 AC Milfurd . 2 00
34".) J G Scott. 2 00
335 E S McGee. 4 20
357 J Field. 32 40
358 J A Strickland. 10 75
368 S W Burgess. It 10
TOO C C Grnbbs. 12 60
389 J G Sears. 7 70
398 R L Bryan. 2 00
404 P F King. 2 00
405 Allen Williams. 2 00
429 B F McKellar. 3 75
434 P L T?te. 7 05
446 M B Wright. 3 70
473 J G Soars. 3 50
492 J Field. 3 75
Total.$073 95
INQUESTS AND POST MORTEMS.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT
11 J W Keys, Coroner's inquest.$ 12 25
58 J W Keys. Coroner's inquest.... 11 35
63 Dr R A Reid, post mortem ex... 10 90
89 Drs Nardin & Orr, post mor. ex. 35 00
136 B F Shirley, T J, inquest. 11 50
162 J L Bryan, T J, inquest. 10 25
166 Dr W K Sharpe, post mor. ex... 10 00
174 Dr J T Cook, post mortem ex.... 30 00
181 R B A Robinson, T J, inquest... 10 25
191 Drs Milford it Thompson, post
mortem examination. 10 00
197 B C Hard, Trial Justice, inquest 10 40
245 J D Sitton, Trial Justice, inquest 10 20
284 W F M Fant, T Justice, inquest 8 50
285 R V Acker, T Justice, inquest... 17 50
297 Dr C V Barnes, post mortem ex. 10 00
303 Dr W W Watkins, post mor. ex 30 00
304 Dr W D Hntto, post mortem ex 10 00
311 W F Cox, Trial Justics, inquest 8 50
317 Dr J M Holcombe, post mor. ex 5 00
318 Dr W H Todd, post mortem ex. 5 00
335 Dr B F Brown, post mortem ex. 10 00
337 R N Wright, Trial Jus., inquest 9 25
343 Dr R F Smith, post mortem ex. 10 00
3?7 R Y H Nance, Coroner's inquest 22 96
357 A E Scuddav, Trial Jus. inquest 8 70
371 Dr. J. P. Ducket, post mor. ex. 5 30
374 Charles Wright, exhuming. 3 00
437 Dr W W Watkins. expert wit'e? 10 00
438 Dr J 0 Owen, expert witness. 10 00
457 Dr M O Parker, p m ex. & wit'es 31 00
458 Drs P A & J O Wilhite, p m ex. 10 40
460 R Y H Nance, Coroner's inquest 23 2;
504 R N Wright, Trial Jus. inquest 11 70
Total.$432 23
POOR HOUSE AND POOR.
NO. NAME. AMOUNT
15 D Kay, beef..$ 1 42
30 Drs P A & J O Wilhite, medi?
cal account, poor house. 19 75
31 W S Ligon, supplies. 3 50
33 Dr J T McFall, med acc't jail.. 18 00
40 J Pink Reed, supplies. 10 26
41 Drs Jo.ics & Strickland, extract
ing teeth at jail. 2 50
46 John M McConnell, supplies... 21 4k
50 David Sloan, pork. 8 50
52 David Sloan, labor at poor farm 37 15
60 John H Jones, flour. 18 00
64 B F Crayton & Sons, supplies 46 24
65 W F Barr, supplies. 65
68 J P Sullivan & Co, supplies. 104 6
69 Robert Stevenson, supplies. 6 98
70 Rob't Stevenson, serv. as Stew. 44 00
75 J H Townsend, cotton seed m. 6 25
88 Blecklev, B & F, int. on acc't 6 10
89 Nardin & Orr, med. acc't, jail 13 00
90 Orr & Sloan, medicines. 26 15
91 Moss & Brown, supplies. 24 80
97 C F Jones <fe Co, supplies. 44 15
131 R S Hill & Co, supplies. 56 10
133 W F Barr, supplies. 8 10
135 A Lesser, dry goods. 9 00
138 Wilhite & Wilhite, medicines... 30 00
143 J G Cunningham & Co, supplies 9 4.
148 J Pink Reed, supplies. 4 60
161 W J Drennan, making coffins 8 00
203 E Cain, harvesting. 4 3?
212 R Jolly Pool, flour. 35 00
2l8 A Galbreath, beef.. 4 15
216 W J Drennan, making coffins 12 0u
2G5 Elias Thomas, digging grave 2 00
2?0 Moss & Brown, supplies. 4 85
282 Abe Benson, repairing wagon... 2 ?0
293 Hill & Harrison, medicines. 20 35
299 Wm 8 Hall, surv'g on p .farm 19 00
300 Dr G M Jones, ext'g teeth, jail 2 00
301 J Pink Reed, supplies. 24 80
319 D M Stevens, shop account. 9 25
332 G F Tolly, coffins. 21 00
345 R S Hill & Co, supplies. 89 64
341 Hill Brothers, medicines. 17 70
346 James M Payne, harness. 4 25
361 L H Seel, stove and tin ware... 13 95
370 Wilhite & Wilhite, medicines.. 67 15
378 W F Barr, supplies. 40 10
381 W J Drennan, making coffins 4 00
383 John C Drennan, lime for p h 2 00
384 Orr & Sloan, medicines. 34 20
395 A P Hubbard, supplies. 3 00
399 Dr M L Sharpe, med. acct, jail 6 00
403 J J Baker, supplies. 3 15
412 Drs Nardin & Orr, visiting pris
onersand cxaming lunatics 157 00
416 A B Towers, supplies. 7 40
417 J P Sullivan <fe Co, supplies... 484 99
424 Simpson, Reid & Co, medicines 15 90
431 N O Farmer & Bro, supplies 6 50
433 C F Jones & Co, supplies. 69 76
435 McD Singleton, blacksmith ing. 4 94
441 David & Ann Sloan, labor, p f 116 34
442 W M Holland, beef. 4 95
443 Rob't Stevenson, Stew'd, salary 220 00
452 J S Fowler, haul, corpse & lu'c 7 00
459 Drs P A & J O Wilhite, medical
account at poor house. "4 00
467 Hill Brothers, medicines. 9 10
468 Griffin McMahan, g'rd'g corpse 1 00
469 W A McFall, burying pauper 2 00
472 Dr J T McFall, med. acct., jail 7 00
475 David Dooley, blackamithiug... 11 05
476 T K Hatcher, convey'g pauper 1 50
4?2 B F Crayton & Sons, supplies... 24 46
494 R S Hill & Co, supplies. 7 40
496 J J Dodd, lumber lor poor h'se 9u
502 W C Bailey, beef. ' 9 60
505 Cunningham ifcFowler.aupplies 8 35
Total.?.$2286 28
ROADS AND BRIDGES,
KO. NAME. AMOUNT.
3 J B Martin, building bridge...$ 3 50
4 Jas \V Major, building bridge... 20 00
10 P R Brown, cov and rep bridge 99 50
17 A M Guy ton, spec com open rd 6 00
22 Jos N Bvrum, building bridge.. 4 50
25 J B R?dgens building bridge. 15 00
31 W S Ligon, nails for bridge. 35
35 S J Guinea, building bridge., 8 00
38 W P Snelgrove, bldg 2 bridges.. 17 00
39 John Kuufmuu, building Rocky
River bridge. 1590 00
43 Joshua Juiueson, building 0?fe
20 bridge. 90 00
47 Whitten & Watkins, rep bridge 10 00
51 D F West, repairing bridge.,. 10 00
55 J J Dubbins, repairing ubtmts
Rocky River bridge. 25 00
57 M J O'Neal, bldg and rep brdg's 30 00
61 M E Tucker, bldg and rep brdg's 10 00
66 F M Bowen, hauling rock. 3 00
67 W J Roark, repairing bridge. 6 00
73 H O Palmer, repairing bridge.... 3 00
80 E W J'yrum, building culvert.,, 25 00
81 Rev W H King, repairing ford.. 3 50
82 John T. Ashley, building bridge 10 00
83 B F Gentry, building bridges. 3 25
84 C B Gilmer. building bridges. 3 00
93 Clurk ?fc Jacks, repairing bridges 75 00
100 S A Whituker, hauling rock. 3 00
101 S G Burdett, building bridge.;... 15 00
105 E J Earlc, repairing bridge. 10 00
110 J A Wiles, huulng and rep brdg 7 50
111 R E Parker, building briiige. 8 50
116 D E King, building bridge. 6 00
117 J R Penneil, building bridge. 187 92
118 J B Burriss, building bridge. 36 40
119 J C Havnie, hauling rock. 3 00
124 B T Martin, building bridge..,,,. 30 00
127 J A Hall, hauling rock.. 5 00
128 W A G McWhorter, bldg bridge 8 00
137 S J Burts, building bridge. 5 00
139 J A Keown, lumber for bridge.. 45 99
140 T Ashlev, lumber for bridge. 2 00
147 J B Burriss, building bridge. 160 30
150 \V J Bobbins, ditching. 5 00
152 Elijah Chancellor, hauling: rock 5 00
153 S Newton Brown, buiiding brdg 36 00
155 Willhunston & Mays, bldg brdg 80 00
156 Williainston .& Mays, building
ubutments. 50 00
160 City Council, imp on R Uiver rd 14 50
162 Cuter Murcus, repairing bridge... 1 50
164 S A Wliituker, hauling poles. 2 00
165 L W Crenshaw, repairing bridge 9 00
168 E II Poore, building bridge. 5 00
169 W M P Hull, making and
repairing bridges. 5 00
172 J E Burton, lumber lor road.... 44 53
173 Cochrun & Uuyton, Imber for rd 17 92
175 Dr J T Cook, creeling sgu posts 5 00
179 J A Emerson, repairing bridge.. 1 50
183 W J Roark, repairing bridge. 12 00
185 E V Clark, removing raft. 10 00
192 D Chancellor, hauling poles. 75
193 R B Dean, hauling rock. 1 50
195 B A ?fc S F McCounell, building
bridges. 4 30
198 E W Long, survg oil Pend road 2 00
201 S A Jones, lumber for bridges... 5 00
204 R J Pool, building bridges. 5 00
205 W S Bickens, building bridges... 25 00
213 J J Howard, replacing bride. 5 00
214 Carpenter & Geer, replucing brdg 35 00
220 J C Humliu, building bridge. 6 50
221 J Alonzo Emerson, bldg bridge 3 50
2i'7 W J Roark, repairing bridge. 15 00
230 W A Geer, repairing bridge. 43 00
231 J N Davis, repairing bridge. 1 00
232 L P A; M A Kay, bldg abutment 25 00
240 W F Davis, repairing briogc. 18 00
241 T P McClellan, hauling rocK. 5 50
242 B P Mays, removing ruft. 5 00
243 J N Davis, uuiltling bridge. 20 00
216 S G Burditt, building bridge. 36 00
257 Elias Brown, hauling rock. 3 00
258 J L Whitfield, hauling rock. 3 00
259 E W Holcombe, hauling rock... 3 00
263 E F Reid, repairing bridge. 5 00
264 S R Kay, removing bridge. 5 50
206 A Harris, building bridge. 2S 00
207 E F Reid, improvnieiit on road 3 50
?-?OS W M Kagsduie, remring bridge 45 00
270 W 11 MeMurtry, repg bridge. 10 00
271 E F Reid. repairing bridge. 12 00
1T72 E F Held, replacing bridge. 4 00
273 W A Mr-Fttll, rep ordg und hing 18 00
277 J A Pruitt, building bridge. 9 00
278 RT El rod. repairing bridge.? 2 00
279 Drake it Keaton, rep'g bridge... 40 00
298 W C Watkins, repairing bridge. 3 00
302 Gilmer. McLees & Co, lumber... 5 80
307 D S Btanyan, hauling rock and
repairing bridge. 12 50
308 John C Watkins, Imbr for bridge 1 70
310 W C Moore, repairing bridge. 3 00
313 R J Pool, cutting ford. 12 00
320 B T Martin, repairing bridge. 5 00
322 J M Austin, building bridge. 8 00
325 Ben Norris, rep picks for road..,. 1 30
326 Sam J Emerson, repg bridge..... 6 00
336 E P Rcid, building bridge. 5 00
342 A W Todd, spec for bridges. 20 00
344 D M H umphreys biding bridge.. 3 00
348 A Hards, building bridge. 30 00
350 C B Lewis, repairing bridge. 3 00
352 J C Ki:ig, repairing bridge. 2 00
359 W A .Yioorhead, imp on Pend rd 21 38
362 A W E Irod, rep bridge al P F... 99 00
364 P G Moorhead, imp on Pend rd 85 06
366 J W Rosamond, rep bridge. 8 60
373 S M Jones, imp on Pend road... 73 12
396 Sullivan & Bro, imple'is road... 34 28
386 J R Penneil. repairing bridge... 12 50
387 H B Major, blasting rock <fcc. 15 00
388 Elias McGee, haulg for bridge... 10 00
390 McPall & Drake, rplcg foot brdg 10 00
396 W li McCrarv, repairing bridge 5 00
402 S A Jones, building bridge. 8 00
407 R C Senwright, building bridge.. 3 50
427 G W Farmer, building bridge.... 3 00
430 J H Hutchison, building bridge 1 50
436 Wiu Davis repairing bridge. 6 00
439 N F Morrison, imp on road. 8 00
444 J R Carter, extra work on bridge 10 00
445 H C Palmer, rep Earle's bridge.. G 50
447 J E McAlister, repairing bridge 15 00
448 John Kaufman, lumber. 7 42
453 W P Stevenson. Imp on Pend rd 7 50
456 \V J Jones, repairing bridge. 20 00
402 H L McDonald, repairng bridge 1 00
463 Thus J Holland, bldg bridge. 5 00
466 D K Norris, lumber..... 5 30.
479 James Hunter & Son. bldg brgs 75 00
481 M J O'Neal, building bridge. 50 Of)
484 BFCrayton & Sons, implements
lor roals. 16 25
490 D J Owen, building bridges. 22 00
493 J B & J T Aih ley, rep bridge... 4 00
495 John H Jones, overseeing on rd 8 00
497 J I Mitchell, haulg rock, &c. 4 50
499 A W El rod, work on bridge P F 6 50
503 Wm Le?, work on road. 5 00
To:al.$4160 49
BUBLIC BUILDINGS.
no. nam e. amount.
24 J J Bak ;r, blankets jail.$ 4 00
31 W. S Liron, blankets jail. 4 00
49 John E Peoples, bkt, &c for C H 2 85
74 W F Barr, blankets jail. 4 50
92 R S Bailey, cleang Court House
and rep dring chairs. 8 50
157 C S Davis, bluiding stalls Jail... 5 50
232 G F Tolly, chrs and tables C H 19 70
360 W F Barr, goods for Jail. 4 08
375 Sullivan & Bro, lock C H. 4 25
380 John E Peoples, slop bkts jail... 2 00
382 John C Drennan, lime Jail. 2 00
392 John E Peoples, tinware Court
House snd Jail. 6 30
401 J J Baker, blankets Jail. 3 40
406 A Lesser, calico C H curtains... 2 05
428 L H Seel, materials C H and jail 18 35
432 N O Farmar & Bro, blkts Jail... 4 50
454 Pickens Brown, rep C H steeple 2 50
483 B F Cray ton &Sons, s'dries C H 82 35
Total.$180 83
BOOK'S, PRINTING, STATIONERY,
RENTS, &C.
no. name. amount.
20 Walker, Evans & C, prtg Ma3ter$ 16 00
31 W S Ligo i, shovel and tongs P J.. 2 60
42 Walker, Evans & C, printing P J 3 25
59 R W Todd, Seal Scb Com office.. 3 75
88 Blecklcy, Brown * Fretwell, oil
Auditor's office. 60
121 M P Triable, sta'ery Treas office 20 80
145 Tbos J Webb, Sta'ery Aud office 20 00
146 J H Power, blanks T J. 1 00
189 Walker, Evans & C, books elk's
office. 1" 50
190 Walker, Evans & C. cash book
Treasurer. ? <5
275 E B Mui ray & Co, prtg and adv 349 00
290 Walker. Evans & C, blks P J.. 21 50
294 A S & R R Todd, advertising... 326 44
333 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
books for clerk. 22 00
354 R W Toed, stationery S Com.... G 45
85 Walker Evans & Cogswell, book
for <derk. 27 00
408 Tbos J Webb', stationery &c. 12 35
397 Reid & Simpson, rent County
Commissioners office. 2S 00
422 Est E Webb, rent for Auditor's
office. "5 00
423 John W Daniels, office supplies 5 11
451 Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
blanks for Probate Judge. 2 12
464 G W Ftnt & Son, stationery
county offices,. 91 95
470 W H Fri'jrson, office stationery 7 30
435 B F Cray-ton & Sons, rent for
School Commissioner's office. 54 17
486 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, deed
book for Auditor. 20 00
439 E B Murray & Co, printing and
advertising. 46 87
Tola.$1190 51
J?R Y COMMISSIONERS.
no. nam e. amount.
99 B F Wils >ri.$ 51 00
410 Tbos J Webb. 12 00
411 B F Wilson. 45 00
Total.$108 00
PAST INDEBTEDNESS.
no. name. amount.
48 M L Rose, dry goods for P Hbuse.4 4 00
86 B F Shirl >y, Trial Justice salary.. 7 50
102 J W Thompson, picks for road. 1 85
125 R B A Robinson, inquest by T J.. 10 00
196 B C Hard, Trial Justice salary. 30 00
Total.$53 45
31 IS CELL A NIES.
no. nam e. amount.
149 John E B-eazeale, Atty's fee.$ 75 00
248 B F Whit uer Attorneys fee. 75 00
Total.$150 00
RECAPITULA TION.
Asssistant As>essors.$ 400 00
County Com t.nd clerk's salaries.... 1034 15
Jury, witness and constables. 2786 50
Board of Equalization. 64 05
Clerk of Court. 418 55
Sberitr. 2712 06
Trial Justice salaries. 818 30
Special constables. 973 95
Inquests and postmortems. 432 23
Poor house ami poor. 2280 28
Roads and bridges. 4160 49
Public buildings. 180 83
Books, print'g.stationery, rent, ?&c 1190 51
Jury Commissioner. 103 00
Past indebtedness. 53 45
Miscellanies. 150 00
$17769 35
I, W. II. Frierson, clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners for Anderson Coun?
ty do herehy certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct statement of all claims
against the County of Anderson, filed aud?
ited aud approved* for the fiscal year begin?
ning Nov. 1st, 1883, and ending Oct. 31st,
1884.
W. H. FRIERSON.
Clerk Board County Commissioners
Anderson Count v.
FAIR GROUNDS
FOR SALE.
BY a resolution of the Stockholders of
"The Anderson Farmers' and Me?
chanics' Assoc ation," the Board of Direc?
tors will sell the Fair Grounds, situate in
the City of Anderson, containing eight
acres, and all the buildings thereon, in
front of the Ccurt House at Anderson, to
the highest bidder?
On Friday, 191 h Day of December, 1884,
At 11 o'clock a. m.
Terms or Sale?Five hundred dollars
cash ; the remainder to be paid on the 1st
day of November, 1885, with interest from
day of sale, to Qe secured bv a bond and a
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
have leave to anticipate payment in whole.
The purchaser to pay for all papers.
By order of i be Board of Directors.
J. E. BREAZEALE,
Sec. and Treas. A. F. & M. Association.
Nov 27, 1884 20 4
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The undersigned. Executor of the
Estate of Juries Armstrong, deceased,
hereby gives rotice that he will, on the
2nd day January. 1885, apply to the Judge
of Probate of Anderson County for a Final
Settlement of said Estate, and a discharge
from said Exec jtorship.
?. 8. BRANYAN, Ex'r.
Nov 27, 1884_20_5_
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of Jtsso Telford, deceased, here?
by gives notici! that he will apply to the
Judge of Proba :e for Anderson County, on
3rd day of January. 1885, for a Final Set?
tlement of said Estate and discharge from
his office as Administrator.
JAMES W. POORE, Adm'r.
Nov 27, 1884 20 i