The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, June 22, 1904, Page 7, Image 7
ANNUAL REPORT
-OF
JAMES M. PAYNE
COUNTY TREASURER
Anderson County? S. C.
For tho fiscal year beginning Jan. 1,1903,
and ending Dec. 81,1003.
Schedule of claims paid and amounts
from county funds:
HOADS AND BRIDGES.
V
No Name. Amount
292 W P McMahan.. 1 50
281 CE&JT Hanks. 10 75
279 A N Cullen....,. 12 50
276 W H Fuller. 7 00
275 J W Dobbins. 3 25
2.74 WM Watt.,. 8 00
272 AN Cullen. 12 00
271 Andy Sherad. 1 00
200 G W Strickland., 1 50
269 JE Todd. 2 87
260 G W King. 75
258 Robt Mack. 4 00
2*7 S F Freeman. 7 75
256 C M Wataon. 12 50
253 A T Robertson. 6 >7
252 J A Strickland. 2100
248 H A Stephens. 4 00
247 BBC Snipe?. S 85
246 O D Anderson. 7 02
241WO!i!ack. 8 88
239 J R Hawkins. 14 45
333 Anderson Hdw Co. 36 15
232 W M Stone. 4 75
224 W L Maddox. 3 00
219 V. H Gary. 4 00
217 A L Whitten. 9 50
215 M S Cromer. 4 20
208 O M Ragsdale. 2 00
206 J N Gambrell. 13 55
200 J M Seawright. 7 00
199 AW Cambell. 120
198 J M Holllday. 1 00
409 EB C Snipes. 125
408 R W King. 35 90
407WEEskew. 4 70
406 PL Tate. 6 00
403 H H Russell. 3 00
401 J T Howard. 6 00
400 Ford & Willingham. 12 95
.390 Jno A Shirlee. 8 00
:306 W P Holland. 3 75
.395 E A McAllister. 1 75
-393 J M Dunlap.. 2 00
.389AEEskew.|.)_ 5 00
388 D Edward King. 33 00
387 J H Simpson. 17 12
380 RE Lee. 18 78
^380 JW Drake. 20 00
373 Joe P Bolt. 6 00
308 J N Hillhouse. 7 00
364 LD Childs. 17 85
356 A C Acker. 10 50
454 WT Ashley. 10 15
353 W R Wright...?. 4 52
352WMBurrlss. 4 00
350 J P Tims. 19 36
244 W H Ducworth. 6 25
341 WA Black. 29 50
338 BD Bryant. 2 50
330 S N Major. 1 00
335 W B Bagwell. 80
334 J A Morgan <. 3 75
333 B F Whittaker. 3 25
332 B D Martin. ... 152 00
328 J AP Barton.:. 7 00
327 RW Bruce. 100
325 Z J Speaiman.,. 7 00
326 J H Brock.'.. 150
324ERPeny.?. 4710
529 TD Dean. 4 00
524 J A Block. 5 00
522 W H Gassaway. 5 00
505 NL Bond. 1196
502 Solomon Baker. 4 00
499 Wm Chancellor. 2 00
493 W F Gaillard. 3 00
490 Jos W Shirley. 5 Ofl
488JREskew. 100
485 Arther Buchanan . 8 50
484JLOKay. 5 00
483 PB Gentry. 5 9C
482 O H Taylor.1?6 OG
481 RL Morton. 3 0C
480JBHofrg. 27 95
479 M B Williams.,. 4 45
478 C J Bogga. 7 2C
477 WI Ashley. 10C
470 W G Williams. 1 0C
475 Tom Clinksnales. 2 2i
474 J N Mitchell. 12 0C
473 Robt Smith. 1 52
472 ED Gable.....t. 7 6t
407 W A Buohanan. 13 7i
466 Thoa Clinkscales. S3:
463 W H Hanna. ?- 1 7(
462 J S Shaw. 1 5(
458 J D Driscoll. 2 2*
457WSElrod. IO?
450 J A McAllister. 11 0(
448 W G Stevenson. 0 01
446 E R Palmer. 2 7!
443 W F Norris. 2 8'
435 RC Shirley... v. .... 228!
428 Suiilvan Hdw Co. 76 OJ
418EM Fisher. 9O
414 Au Ack?r.... ..?.. 6 0i
413 R A McMahan. 4 3'
410 WR Pruitt. 1 54
148 W T Elrod....... IC?
146 O E Hanks. 5 7<
144 JR Williamson. 28 4'
136 E J Prince. 4 8'
134 J F. Barton. 27 6
185 J D .Thompson. ll 5
124 C M Watson. . 26 6?
113 J T Howard. 18 5
108 Sullivan Hdw. Co. 80 8:
105 DB Webb. 6 0
103 G W Gaillard.... *. 15 6
98 A Rhody.. 18
95 M B Jones. 2 3
91 W II Hanks. 9 6
.90 T T Wakefield. 7 2
89 J D Richardson. 19 6
51 Edgar Elrod.,- 2 0
78 J H Elrod. 15 0
79 CL Guyton. 5 7
73 Jones & Hunter.A- 65 0
70 Frank McDavid ..... .?ft..... 12 7
57 WI Waters. 2 0
06 Paul E. Norris. 2 2
61 WA Black. 11.2
57 O C Watt. 10
56 S E Mooro. 5 0
55 Wm Chancellor_. 2 5
54 JE Todd. 2 6
52 E T Mullina*. 12 5
01 J B Ball. 27
48 E J Buohanan. 25 6
46 CF Martin.. 10 4
44G W Labo?n. 232
43 W O Burrlss. 2 C
42 G M Bolt,..............5 4C
41 W H Tolllson.l'J\ VA
40 Edward Whitten.- 7C
38 OC: Watt:.:. "21
37 RD Smith..... .. 10 ?
3C Ii F Calbort. 12 ?
35 J M Acker........ lt
33PH; Brown........ 6f
31 Jno Thompson. 2 ?
28 J BShirley ................ 121
27 J S Wilson.......... 10(
23 R I. Whitfield. U <
22 DT Simpson.. 71
21 DB Milford...... 4:
15 Fred Bhime. 11
'? 13 JR Caldwell.. li
8 FamesSkefton. 21
2 RC ItoUls..
1033 ?olbasF ' ' '* * * ' ' *|!
1030'WoScSnsV.-'IV.".*.'.'.".". 21
1027 E O Barries.. 3
KS 3&*JNn** ? ... ....... '
1019 PL Tate...4
323 F W Mayes..3
322 J 1? Price........\........ . 20
321J B Ashley.V .... ..V....... 5
320 J F Ashley. ................. 8
816 J D Stoneeypber ... 1
Ki4 J. P. Gambrell ........... 5
312T O Sheppard............ 80
OSS C II Taylor. . 15 7:?
USO DH Latham. 4 00
084 Oliver Bolt_. 10 00
OS? G 1> Nally.'. 70 39
G$S F.dgar Hall. 14 50
181 E H Balentine. 12 00
JSOWHSmith.. 5 25
070 TE Norris. 5 2o
075 A N Colten. 12 00
671G Mc Reid. 4 00
070 JR Burn?. 100
607 J C Nally. 7 00
591 Oil Rossdale. 8 81 j
5S9 J R Ledbetter. 1100
585 W J Vandiver. 5 OO
573 S N Watt. 3 65
577 J J Smith. 14 00
575 TRMcCrary. 12 00
674 And? Spencer. 1 50
573 W T Chamblee. 100
600 WT Jones. 5 50
659 T L Rainy. 4 86
557 D P Tate. 40 54
656 CF Martin. 13 25
654 A N Cullen. 12 00
553 R W Ham mond. 3 00
546 John Hall. 2 50
541 Leard Newton. 2 50
638 W E Holoombe. 2 50
537 W O Kay. 3 03
536 J N Gam boil. 95
533 Root Smith. 1 99
531 J B Hall. 175
1512 M R Ellison. 2 00
J5HJMMosely. 10 00
1510 J P Ledbetter. 10 b5
1509 W H Cole. 7 75
1508 C H Taylor. 180 00
7!H T W McCarley. 17 03
78iRGTodd. 7 50
780 J P TimB. 8 25
8?4 Sullivan Hdw Co. 6142
810 PL. Tate. 8 00
775 WC Bridges. 2 00
773 B F Blassengame. 5 .^O
770 J T Aahloy. 9 00
764 TM Vandiver. 4 00
757 J R Caldwell. 7 40
766 G E Clement. 7 80
751 Ren 8mith. 5 00
749 W F Norris. 1 50
748 W D Carrino n. 4 50
741 RW Smith. 150
740 J R Miller. 2 25
738 W A Gambrell. 75
736 T C 8bsppsrd. 65 00
735 WA Watson. 10 00
727 Jes Mallison. . 1 50
1350 Ben Smltb.-. 9 37
1347 J R Caldwell. 2 15
1345 F W Vaughn & Co. 18 62
13-13 W A Smith. 22 16
1339 Wm Chancellor. 80
1337 Ben Smith. 5 55
1336 J B Alleu. 3 00
1330 C H Taylor. 36 45
1329 A N Richardson. 15 25
1327 F M Taylor. 10 00
1373 J F Hiott. 1 60
1322 J W Drake. 13 65
1320 R J Buchsnsn. 2 10
1319 JP Tima. 30 62
1311 EM Brown. 100
1309 J C Bolt. I 05
1308 Robt Smith. 5 58
1305 W Ii Dean. 100
1803 J A Cely. 20 00
1302-WiIl O wens.*. 1 60
1299 R G Todd.... 160
12"8 R A S ul li va a. 5 00
1287 J B Spearman. 5 10
1283 H F Cely. 8 00
1280 Jone3 & Mallory. 8 00
1270 G B Nally. 22 60
1261 W H Raloey.,. 2 43
1260 R W Arnold.S. 6 ?1
1255 J M Acker.: . 2 61
1251 J T Howard.:. 4 00
1233 A N Cullen. 12 00
1232 Feaster Jones. 191
1231 " " . 190
1225 P L. Tate. 10 00
1223 J Jamison. 1 00
1607 O F Martita. 2140
1606 John Thompson. 7 87
1605 H B Martin. 13 57
1504 Ben Smltb. 8 97
1485 E D Gable. 3 28
1484 Jos Eaton.?. 75
1483 D J Owens. 22 M)
1482 Robt Smith. 8 7c
1163 W G Shir ly. 175
1458 Warren T Williams. 8 92
1457 T P Watson. 4 OC
1441 J C Hambree. 18 OC
1440 Ben Smith. 22 45
1437 J C Bolt. 2 5C
1434 L R Thompson. 10 7C
1483 S S Newell. 10 Ml
1432 O D Cbsmblee.-. 7 57
1430 J A Strickland.,. 10 5i
1424 D C Jones.-.?. . 214?
1423 J E McGee. 48 4?
1420 Ben Smith. 7 9?
1414 W_M P Hall. 6 5?
1405 a ts Gambrell. 4 O'
1406 WAG MoWhorter. 1 71
1403 E M Bawen..~. 12 6f
1402 Frank Skelton. 12 8!
1899 W A Btribling. ll H
1398 J T Drake. ll 2i
1387 E E Harris. 151
1375 J O Bolt..:... ;. 17 21
1365 Ben Smltb. 7?
1361 Edward Whitten.. 5 71
1359 I. J Kay. 20 CH
1367 A T Robinson. 5 71
1363 P E Norris.;. 6 &V
666 fl J Strickland.i. 4 8
665RPCllnksoales. 2 64
659 J A Pincon............. 1 51
658 J M Hollida. 26)
649 PL Tate. 6 0<
626 Sullivan Hdw Co. 162 6;
617 R J Pool....... 3?
616 W T Onrawe!!. S I!
613 Fulwer Watson....- ? O
607 R A Sullivan'....'.. 13 0
605 LP james. 6 7
604 H F Cely. 6 0
602 WCElrod. 43 4
601 D C Holland. 2 7
600 M W Callahan).1. 9 6
592 W H Cole. JO 0
695 JP Co wan. 3 7
593 W L Dobbins. 10
1910 Wm Black. 131
1894 J R Burns...... 2 0
1893 J C Msrtin. 4 6
1890 J A (shirley. 9 0
188HJGSears.v. 6 8
1880 C H Taylor..... 28 6
1883 J O Henderson.'". 26 7
1882 F W Vaughn dc Co. 14 6
1877 J N King... 750 0
1873 W B Strickland...:. 2 6
2031 M A McOuilom. 4 2
2034 J C Holder.,. 1 0
26S9 W D Wooley.~;. 8 7
2046 R N Wilson. 1 7
2046 O O Watt.... 6 6
2047 M M Bagwell. 8 8
2050 W A Black.:. 6 9
2051 ?".. 8 6
2006 T M King. 1 7
??007 G W Suallh. 8 7
L009 G F Martin. 4 0
2020 W V Sullivan. 67
2021 J H Bryant.... 17 fl
2022 8 F Dean. 29 0
2024 J D MoElroy......... 3 8
2025 Thos.Cllnkaoaies. 1 2
2026 P A Jones. 21 0
2027 Jno B Hogg....;.?..?-.. 34 S
1028JP7rims. 85 fi
2003 E M Bowen.... 2?
1999 SullivanHdw Co. 73 7
) 995 Edward Whitten. 2 f
:i994 W O WelborD. 17 ?
i??? Williamson & Phillip*.. 261
1988 Lewis Cromer.... 4 ]
J.778 P L Tate..... . 15 (
1972 C H Taylor... 311
.1937/O Wilson..;. J*i
1933 H F Oely.... 31 (
1932 W O Bridges. "<
1931 J T Ashley.. *1<
1930 ** *?...~\.?M....- "5<
1929 A N Cullen. IS<
1920 W M Dean. . f I
1918 T O Poors-..........i............ ll <
1014 Ben Smith... 4<
1013 JM King........ 5CO.
1912 W A Black. * .
1B66 ? O Opt.......... 811
1842 H J Strickland. 23.
184? ?4 Kay... 1
1845 J W Brown..... 01
1844ANCk?len...?.- W
1843 WL Bond.. 23
1842 Bon Smith.. . .. 10
1841 D 0 Jones. 40
1858 W L Maddox. 8
1834 E OTHbbl?*.. 7
1H31GW McDonald........... 1
1830 Sollivan Hdw C?.... 35
1811 E D Gabie... ?
17? JOS Leach. 5
1791 SJ Chiles. 4
1788 G W Gerald. 15
310 Jno W Sullivan... ll 10
301 > P li Brown. 9 00
307 J B H?ge:. 7 25
300 J C Manlev. 1850
?$05 J T Barnett. ii 30
304 A AV Chancellor. 0 00
302 W S Flemmiug. 2 50
301 0 II Taylor. 20 00
300 W A Smith. 10 00
299 J D Campbell. 1 00
207 C S Skelton. 3 97
296 W L Dobbins. 1 40
295 W P. B?Rfsa. 12 25
?90 C H Little. 2151
287 R E Yon. 18 00
1553 C D Chamble. 18 21
1551 Wal tar Rodgers. 14 58
1547 W L Brissey. 84 10
I WW WA Black. Itt 25
11545 J M Webb. 4 00
1538 Ben Smith. 2 TO
! 1534 W N Hanks. 2 00
? 1533 Will Wolla. 0 75
1532 RO Brock.,. 1110
1520 Jno A Pruitt. 8 50
! 15*3 Jcs Tii?s. 18 35
I 1214 J D Ragsdale. 22 00
1200 J R Eskew. 1 25
1195 B F Duckworth. 3 50
I 1194 G W Russell. 7 81
1191 P M Whit?eld. 4 79
I 1190 J E McGhee. 2103
1184 W T Morrison. 15 85
I 1182 J A McAllister. 13 25
I 1181 Jno W Brown. 3 55
? USO J M ?shiey. 1 85
I 1179 J C Pruitt. 25 00
I 1177 Robt Smith. 3 27
j 1108 M L Martin. 3 55
1101 J L Carson. 7 u3
! 1155 W H Glenn. 8 2I?
I 1151 CH Taylor. 5 03
j 1150 Robt Smith. 8 3(1
1149 F Kowolski. 5C
1148 W S Hutchison. 1 5C
1147 J R Burns. 2 00
1142BHGlymph. 4 85
1141 E H McCullough. 25 0C
1137 J P Gambrell. 4 4?
1135 H F Dobbins. 2 5C
197 W H Williams. 12 0(
195 WC Adkins. 5 12
194 A Rhody. 3 CK
192 W T Elrod. 1 0C
191 P B Gentry. 4 ??
189 W T Dean. 21 CK
185 J M Cely. 5 72
184 J M Johnson. 10 CK
181 J T Ashley. 3 CK
177 J L McGhee. 3 5(
170 H 8 Brown. 4 2i
167 C J Bogga. 6 2?
165 L C Martin. 3 5?
161 J I Murdock. 0 81
159 WT Ashley. 3 CH
160 R P Robertson. ICM
158 J M Murdock. 2 3(
151 J W Sullivan. 5 7<
150 H II Acker. 2 (M
995 W L Brissey. 60 5!
987 Peter Phillips. 2 0
972 J L McCarley. 15!
970 L W Lollls. 3 54
969 C H Taylor. 22 O
968 Tato & Maddox. 17 41
967 CF Martin. 12 5?
905WEBurris8. 1 CV
904 Lucius Adams. . 3 21
OOlRJgByrum. 0 0
958 J R Henderson. 0 3
957 W R Williamson. 10 7
956 D S Elrod. 17
954 C F Martin. 19 1
953 E D Gable. 5 3
948 Robt Smith. 50
947 J R Caldwell. 10
926 J R Burns. 2 5
924 M M Bagwell. 18 9
910 W L Mouchet. 10
904 J F Price. 12
902 L R Tucker. 13 3
1736 Jno A Bolt. 4 0
1733 J T Barnett. 5 1
1726 W B Gary. 10
1724 J B Shirley. 8 4
1718 W L Pruitt. 10 0
1714 Bob Swinger. 5 0
1718 W H Mattison. 15
1707 C H Taylor. 23 8
170? C H Taylor. 7 4
1705 Jno W Hall. 2 C
1704 J T Howard. 41
1703 P L Tate. .18 C
1693 D J M Craig. 48
1692 H C Townsend. 67 C
1691 W L Brissey. 27 C
1S0C Sa.UVtt? Haw Co. 20 C
1689 J T Ashley. 6 C
1639 W F Cely. 14 C
1625 J P Gambrell. 2 C
1622 J T Little. t
1620 Ben Smith. 61
1601 J F Latban. 3 (
1694 L N Martin. 2 C
1593 J H Simpson. 24 E
1586 Robt Smith. IC
1583 V H Giry. 2?
1580 T L Clinkacales. 5 !
1578 J M Harper .. 2<
1574 Ben Smith. 5<
1568 CC Watt. ol
1566 E D Gable. 2 ?
1564 W R Knox. 2 (
1563 41 . 13 :
1562 11 u .i.V.*. J.'.-.Y. ?V
?56I J Moseley. 77 i
1558 Sam'l McCray. 28 ?
1558 J R Williamson. 614
1555 J H Bryant. 101
897 G M Bolt. 3 ?
896 A H Mitchell ...... 5(
895 T L McCarley. 15 :
894 C"H Jones. 3(
893 Jno A Bolt. 8 !
892 Jodie B Kay. 4'
891 Adam Beeks. 4 i
890 L L Wooten. ll
888 WM Burilas. 31
885 G W Russell. 4
883 M B Richardson. 7 i
870 J P Parker. I
877 Felix Young. 6;
876 Ben Smith. 18
874 W Af Hammond. 6
873 AN Collen. 12
870 J C & S C Evatt. 2
867 J R Hawkins.... 0
866 W W Clinkscales. 2
863 J E Todd..;.
861 J R Jones.. 1
858 Stephen Hanks. 4
836 J R Watson. 6
796WDSltton. 6
1181 EW Ashley.'.. 5
1128 J W Clement.... 6
1123 DH Latham. 8
1121 Samuel McCrary. 20
1119 W C Clinkscales-. 5
1117 J R Caldwell. 1
1115 JW Duke. 31
1110 J C Strtbling.. 3
1108 T KBreazeale..w 85
1105 J E Ashley. 1
1103 AN Cullen. 12
llOlCBMcCown. 2
1099 J T Howard..-. 4
1098 P L Tate. 5
1094 E O B?rrigs. 2
1091 E H Reed.w.. 8
1080 II F Cely. 15
1084 J T Rodgers.. 6
1C70 J R Williamson. 10
1050 J B Watawa.. 8
1040 A M Guyton Jr.. 21
721H N Garrison...... 8
722BFMcMur.ry......... 12
721 J Wada Drake. 22
718 Martin & Mltohell. SO
717 WTChamblsa.. 1
716 Robert Saith.
706 ?lWhitten.'.'.'.'.'V.V. ll
705 J P Gac?br<sll. 8
704 Je,?. O Gantt. S
702 Jno N Jones-. 2
701 WF Skelton..........' 1
ADO O 8 Skelton. S
608 WN Fields. 2
. 607 J R Pennell..?..?".-. i
604 M H Sexton,.... A
692 T M Glenn..... lt
891-3* S*Reeves. ?
690WM Smith. ?
<feO C H Taylor.. i
17VT H L Hog?. 5 25
17*6 J T Tavlor. li 52
1784 W II Ellison. Ll fjO
ITSi F W Vaughn A Co ...v. 9 <H)
1777 O B Auderson. 3 70
1775 J P Time. 12 67
1774 Dr J M I/md. 1 60
177:1 O W Gerald. 24 50
1770 J W Snarptou. 12 00
1706 R A Mulllkln. 2 00
1703 Ben Smith. 5 00
1762 WL Bond. 15 30
17$>1 O J Bogga. 5 00
1759 J C Ratnev. 2 00
1756 W H I Unk8. 19 ?0
1764 8 R Ilavule. 8 05
1753 r' . 2 50
1761 J T L.IU1?. 75
1751 J T Maddox. 2 67
1750 J T Barnett. 6 92
1749 J R Barnes. 75
1744 CF Martin. 26 60
1741 J W Brown. 3 00
2067 8 E Gallanani. 1 25
2001 Waist Lumber Co. 159
2054 E V Reed. 20 00
2056 J J Smith.,. 17 30
2057 Bon Smith. 9 31
2058 A X Woodaon. 2 00
2030 J N King. 600 00
1857 L M Wilson. 3 50
1862 Ben Smith. 17 17
1864 D 3 Milford. 5 45
1867 E F Bead. 1 75
1869 J W Clement. 6 20
1872 W H Cole. 15 00
f8385 94
POOP, HOUSE.
84 B W Harbiu. 4 00
882 8 N Massey. 3 00
875 Adams A Bramlett. 6 00
854 Jno J Wilson. 3 00
835 Excelsior Oil Mill. 22 00
793 B W Harbin. 2 00
778 W T McGill. 75 45
823 Vandiver Bros. 38 70
822 '* M & Major. 45 50
821 O Frank Bolt. 11 00
820 Archer Sc Norris. 12 00
819 J C Osborne... 3 20
818 Sullivan lld w Co. 8 87
816 W M Wallace. 1 80
815 O A Reese. 2 60
814 Horn-Baas Co. 4 49
813 C F Jones Co. 42 27
811 O D Anderson. 65
809 G H Balles de Co. 17 32
812 Osborne db Pearson. 6111
765 Wm Davis. 3 00
752 AM Hambree. 8 50
732 Bal Iv Bros. 63 70
709 B W Harbin. 4 00
696 J Belton Watson. 1120
668 WT McGill. . 49 62
664 J A Floyd. 6 00
656 Harrison A Co. 15 ll
652 The Magnet. 19 37
648 "Vandiver Bro*. 87 93
647 Dean & Batliffe. 23 58
643 Osborne <fc Pearson. 37 10
641 G H Bailes dc Co. 19 OS
640 C Frank Bolt. 18 12
639 Sullivan Hdw Co. 8 00
638 Ligon A Led better. 17 75
624 King A Martin. 4 43
609 Bramlett A Adams. 6 00
5*8 Wm Davis. 3 00
579 J J Wilson. 3 00
569 Blue Ridge R R Co. 97
56a Rev J B tl or ron. 17 00
551 Jno W Sullivan. 60 00
1515 W B Bramlett. 6 00
ir 14 J J WllBOn. 3 CO
1513 F W Mayes. 2 80
1422 Wm Davis. 3 00
1410 W T McGill. 31 00
1409 M " . 4103
1393 W J Hembree. 1 00
1392 P L Adams. 3 00
1391 M B Bramlett. 3 00
1390 M .. . 3 Ol
1379 PL Adams. ... 3 00
1352 A M Hembree. 4 50
1338 B W Harbin. 4 00
1333 J J Wilson. 3 00
1279 Anderson Phos St Oil Co. 3 15
1271 H W Dorr. 2 20
1248 Nullivan Hdw Co. 31 03
1237 Vandiver Bros. 88 99
1581 J G Riley. 1 00
1557 B W Harbin. 4 00
1549 Evans Pharmacy. 33 45
1536 H W Dorr. 6 80
1621 *. *' . 15 00
1212 Sullivan Hdw Co. 4 15
1209 Osborne A Pesrson. 17 65
1207 Vandiver Bros. 83 15
1174 Wm Davis. 3 00
1157 SN Massey. 8 00
1153 F B Cray ton. 14 35
1109 J J Wilson. 3 00
1079SN Massey. 3 00
1063 W T McGill. 31 00
1002 " _ *. ?"...?..":" 44 70
i?/5 G H ISSlies dc Co. 8 90
1674 Dexter Grocery Co.. 40 50
1673 Osborne & Pearson. 34 00
1672 Sullivan Hdw Co. 8 20
1671 Harrison de Co. 19 89
1670 J A Austin. 6 43
1669 J O Osborne.- 3 00
1668 Horn-flaw Co. 18 75
1667 Vandiver Bros. 16 50
1666 Orr ?Gray Co. 132 58
1649 M B Bramlett. 3 00
1648 P L Adams. 8 00
1633 S N Massey. 6 00
1682 J W Sullivan. 6 60
1631 Harrison de Co.. 14 86
1315 WT McGill. 30 00
1614 M .* ... 28 20
1600 J J Wilson,,...... 3 CG
1607 Whitten Broa. 1 25
1599 Wm Davie.. 3 00
Sa Mary King. 25 00
68 Wm Davis. 8 00
05WT McGill.i....- 8100
39 A M Hembree. 6 60
80 Hall Bro?. 5 40
25 M B Bram ett. 3 00
24 PL Adama. 3 00
14 Jno J Wilson.- 3 00
1003 G F Tolly de 8on. 4 50
1002 Vsndlvor Bros. 78 93
1001 The Msgnet. 12 32
999 W L Brtss?>y. 20 55
998 Julius H Well ds Co. 1 79
997 Sullivan Hdw Co. 4 34
994 Osborne di Pearson. 112 10
998 David Dooley. 1 20
987 Wm Davin. 3 00
946 Borrlss de Co. 0 65
937 W T McGill. 30 00
930 M ?j. 5100
925 B W Harbin.-. 4 00
49S WT McGill. 48 44
497 B W Harbin.'.. 6 00
438 Harrison dc Co. 28 21
437 Vandiver Bro?. 22 62
4<?6 Anderson Cssh Grocery. 4 75
483 Osborne de Pearson. 110 70
432 Sullivan Hdw Co. 6S 70
4SI Horn-Bass Co. 1 88
430 Dexter Oro Co. 8 64
394 Adams A Bramlett. 6 00
878 J F Clardy. 4 00
855 Wm Dsvls. 3 00
346 WT McGill. 3100
3*7 Jno J Wilson. 3 00
818 A H Hombree. 6 00
293 P F King. 4 62
268 Jno J Wilson. 8 00
201 Wm Davis. 3 00
238Sullivan Hdw Co. 30 54
237 Hell Bros. 10 10
235 Harrison fr Co. 35 68
234 ii H Bailes de Oo.? 7 21
222 King de Marlin.?. 16 35
221 B A MCCOWD... 6 00
2i0 Balley Bros. 65 23
204 J A Floyd. 8 00
203 PL Adams..... 8 00
202 M B Bramlett.. 3 00
178 WT McGill.?. 8176
166 B W Harbin...... 4 00
155 W T McGllJ. 28 00
149 B O Evans & Co.- 1 00
127 WT McGill. 26 20
128 Jno J Wilson. 8 00
HOLIgondtLedbetter.. 8278
107 G Fi Balles A Co.. 14 73
108 Hulllvan Hdw Co. 70
104 Horn-Baas Oo. 14 46 ;
102 Vsndivs? Bros.. 16 Ol
87 Hall Broa. 1200
671 W T McGllJ. 80 00
1870 M B Bramlett .. 8 00
1900 J J Wilson. 3 00
1916 B B Harbin. 4 00
1071 Wm Davis:...~. 8 00
1944 P L Adams. 8 00
1945 M B Bramlett.. 8 00
1981 Webb A Webb. 4 60
1962 Vandiver Bros... 48 80
1964 Sullivan Hdw Co.. 10 86
1966 Archer & Norris. . 1 i 65
1967 Osborne A Pearson. 8012
1989 G h Balles dc Co.. 24 66
1980 Horn' Baas Co.. 49 25
2008 Richard Thompson. 50
2011 SN Massey. 8 00
2001 B W Harbin.
2060 R W Pruitt..".,.;"
I960 Ligon A Ledbetlor.
l?HkS C V Jouea Co.
1T71 B W Harbin.""'"'
1779 Wm Davis.
1815 J A AUBtln.
lHlOHullivan Hdw Co.
1817 Horn Basa Co.
1818 G H Balles & Co.
?819 Yandi ver Broa A Major
1820 ? ?
1R37 David Dooley.
18M J J Wilson.
1801 P L Adame.
Laziness.
President Clowry of the Western
Union Telegraph company, holds that
latinees, more than alcohol or any
thing else, is responsible for the fail
ures that men and women make of
their lives.
"Take the tramp," taid President
Clowry one day. "What is the tramp's
domin?t trait? Is it not laziness?
You may say the tramp is fond of
liquor. Wei!, I answer that ho is
fonder of idleness. Ho could swim in
liquor if ho would work for it. But
he will not work. ,
"All failures are lazy. But thc
laziest failure is the tramp. A tramp
knooked at the baokdoor of my cous
in's farm in Vermont one hot after
noon.
'Lady,' he said to tho oook, 'will
ye spare a poor feller a drink of
water?'
11 'Certainly,' sho answered.
'Here's a tumbler and there's tho
pump.'
" 'Thank you kindly,' paid the
tramp. 'And now, if you'll just work
the handle, we shan't be long.' "
A Very Clever Rascal.
Russell Sage was talking the other
day about a dishonest but plausible
broker.
"I have caught this man," he said,
"io a dozen shady transactions. He
has always, though, been ready to ex
cuso himself."
Mr. Sage smiled. Then he resumed:
"He reminds me of a ohap who
broke a plate olass window one day.
As soon ae he had broken the window
he hurried off as fast aa he oould go.
But the shopkeeper had seen bim.
The shopkeeper carno after him and
grabbed him by the collar.
" 'Aha, you broke my window,
didn't you, eh?' he said.
" 'Yes, and didn't you see me run
ning home for the money tc pay for
it?* said the other."-New York
Timos.___
Irishman Had His Doubts. .
As is well known, tbe Rev. Robert
Collyor, of New York, was a black
smith in Germantown, Pa., before he
beoame a preacher, says SaooesB.
Once, when there was little work at
hand, he asked a builder in his neigh
borhood for something to do. The
litter ??pli?d ib at ali he could give
him would be a job oarryiog a hod.
"I'm your man," replied the black
smith promptly.
Years afterward, while an imposing
edifioe was being ereoted in Chicago
for Dr. Collyor, he was standing
among the beams watching the pro
gress of the work, when an Irish
man oame along with a hod of br toko,
pr. Collyor Bp?ke to him and he
paused.
"This is har'rd work, coir," said
ihe Irishman.
"I know that well," answered Dr.
Collyor- " in my day I've carried the
hod myself."
"The Irishman stared at me an in
stant," said Dr. Collyer, in relating
the incident, "and then went on his
way mumbling something that sound
ed suspiciously like 'I wouldn't a' be
layed th' parson was suoh a liar.' "
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Wholesale Banking.
"No personal aooounts, large or
email, wanted here; we do business
only with large corporations." This
was the reply the president of one of
the $25,000,000 Wall street banks
gave to an inquirer as to the minimum
deposit that institution would accept.
It was a notification that thia was
distinotly a "wholesale bank." Suoh
an answer would not have been made
five years ago. But this is a new age.
The billion-dollar trust and the $25,
000,000 bank are to Wall street what
wireless telegraphy is to electricity
wonders. The vast demands of mod
ern industry, often requiring the ne
gotiation of a loan of $5,000,000 upon
a few hours' notice, with frequent
calls for stupendous accommodation
from transcontinental railroads or
syndicates financing foreign Govern
ment bond issues, have called into
being these new banks-veritable in
carnations of power, holding, indeed,
the safety and happiness of a people
in their hands.-Saturday Evening
Post. _
CASTOR IA
Sta Infante and Children.
flt KM Yet Han Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
- A widow bas a mighty quiet, soft
way of making yon do a thing you
want to do.
HE SAVED HIS CROPS.
Nebraska Man's Story of the Way Ho
Killed the Grasshoppers.
A gentleman who used to live af.
University place was growing wheat
in southern Nebraska when tho
grasshoppers struck him. He had a
forty aero iield of wheat that year,
promising a big yield, and the pros
pect of its having to go to feed his
enemies, tho grasshoppers, was gall
ing almost beyond endurance. Very
EO?"n after the vanguard of the hop
pers appeared, however, this gentle
man made an entomological discov- j
cry that saved his crop.
"I found," he said, "that the
grasshoppers wcro in the habit of
climbing the wheat stalks every
morning to spend the day feeding on
what was intended to feed mo und
my family. 1 used to go out to the
field to seo how they were getting ou
every morning,and in my impatience
at the liberties they were taking
with my wheat I would occasionally
strike at a clump of them as they
hung to a stalk and knock them to
the ground.
"After awhile I noticed that
when a grasshopper .vas thus dis
lodged ho made no further elTort to
get his dinner, hut remained on the
ground uutil the regular time to
climb the stalk next morning. Im
mediately on mnking this important
discovery I went and took down our
long wiro clothesline o nd called my
wife to como and help me. Then
we went through that forty acre
field, dragging tho clothesline over
the wheat between ty, and knocked
all the grasshoppers to tho ground.
There they stayed till the next day.
"Next morning we gave tho hop
pers just time enough to get well
started up the stalks when we went
out and repeated the proceeding of
the day before. Tho result was tho
same, and in thc course of a few
days every grasshopper in that field
had died of starvation. Our neigh
bors came out every morning to jeer
at us and called us a pair of old
idiots, but we harvested the only
wheat crop in that part of Nebraska
that year."-Nebraska State Jour
nal. _
The Ainua of Japan.
Among thc hairy Ainus of north
ern Japan tho garments of both
sexes are made from the inner bark
of the elm trce; which is put into
water to soak und to soften, after
which it is taken out and the fiber
divided into thread and balls. It
is then woven into narrow rolls of
cloth on a^primitive loom. The gar
ments are rough and have a faded
brown color. The women aro some
what expert in executing fancy nee
dlework, and in their arrangement
of patterns and designs the em
broidery and decoration are done
with Japanese colored thread upon
tho groundwork of their own elm
bark fabric. In winter tho women
sew bear, deer and wolf skin3 over
the elm fiber for greater warmth.
- The railroad commission is now
inspecting the telephone systems of
the State which have passed under
their control. They wish to familiar
ize themselves with the working of
these enterprises that they might act
intelligently when complaints oome
before them.
- Rev. W. G. Neville, D. D., pas
tor of the Presbyterian Churoh of
Yorkvillo, left on Wedoesday night
for New York. From there he will
sail for Liverpool, England, to at
tend a meetiog of the Pun-American
Alliance which convenes cn June
28th.
- Though a young man is willing
to lay his fortune at a girl's feet he is
seldom willing to lay a carpet for her
after marriage.
Winthrop College
Scholarships and Entrance
Examination.
The examina ion for* the award of va
cant scholarships In Winthrop College
and for the admission of new students
will be held at the County duri House
on Friday, July 8th, at 9a.m. Appli
canta must not bo lea? than fifteen years
of age. Wheo scholarnhlpa are vacated
after July 8, they will*be awarded to
those making the highest average at this
examination. Scholarships are worth
$ 100 and free tuition. The next session
will open September 21, 1904 For fur
ther information and cataloaue address
PRES. D. B. JOHNSON,
Kock Hill, S. C.
May 1_8,_1904_48_8_
Foley's Honey and Tar
for children,saf?surc. Ato opiates.
Notice to Creditors.
ALL peraont having demanda aeainst
the Kstateof Mrs. R. A. Blackwell, dee'd,
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time preaorlbed by law, and
those indebted to malee pavment.
P. E. OLIN RSC A LES, Ex tr.
Jone 15. 1.904_rj2_3
Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons having domands or
claims against the Estate of
Frances A.. Vandiver, deceased.are hereby
notified to present them, properly prov
en, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those Indebted
are notified to make nayment.
w. J. VANDIVER,
C. J. VANDIVER,
Executor*.
Jane 15, 1904_62_3
Notice to Creditors
ALL persona having de manda against
the Katata of H. O. Erskine, deo aaa ed,
are hereby notified to praaent them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make payment.
R. B. ER8KINK, Adm'r.
JoneS, 1904_51_3
Notice of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned, Executor of the
Estate of KllB*b?ti C. Breazsale. dee'ed,
hereby give* notice that he will on tho
9th day of Joly, 1904, apply to the Judge
of Prot te for Anderson County, 8. C.,
for Final Settlement of said Ks tat?, and a
discharge from hla onVn as Executor.
JOHN E. BREA ZE ALE, Ex'r.
June H, 1904 51 3
- THK -
BANK OF ANDERSON.
. A. BROCK, President.
JOS. N. BROWN, Vice President.
B. P, MAULDIN. Cashier.
THE largest, strongest Bank in the)
County.
Interest Paid on Deposits
By Bpeoipi agreement.
With unsurpassed facilities and resour
ces we are ac all times prepared to soi
commodate our customers.
Jan 10, 1900 29
Peonies' Bai of Merson.
ANDERSON, fi. C.
We respectfully solicit a share
of your business.
- THE -
Faners Loan k Trust Co.,
ANDERSON, S. C,
IS authoiized by ils Charter to act as
Executor, Administrator, Guardian
or Tiustee.
It is also authoiized to lend money
at lowest rates on satisfactory paper.
Interest paid on deposits.
. - THE -
Has plenty of money to? lend the
Farmers to help them make their
crops cheaply.
R. 8. HILL, President.
J. R. VANDIVER,
_Cashier.
G. H. GEIGER,
ATTORNEY AT1 JL.A.W,
ANDERSON, S. C.
ufHce Over Poi? Office.
Money to Lend on Real Estate.
April 13, 1904 43 ly
J. L. SHERARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ANDERSON, S C.
aW Office over Post Office Building
J. W. Quattlebaum. | Ernest P. Cochran.
Quattlebaum & Cochran,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ANDERSON.8, Ce
Practice in all Courts, Stoto and Fede
ral.
Money to Lend on Andersen County
Real Estate_
Foley's Kidney Cure
wakes kidneys and bladder tight,
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with a gallon ot
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SS/anyboy caa do\i.JtMie OOHUON BKKBTEB
or?o?fiiPAiNT. Kowrraapalatcaa?OBa*?
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Foley's Honey end Tar
eures colds, prevents pneumonia*
Notice of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned. Executrix of tho EG
tate ot D. M. Madden, deo'd, hereby
(rives notice that she will on Tuesday,
2Hth day of June, 1904, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate, and s>
discbame from her office as Executrix.
MRS E. E. MADDEN, Adm'x.
May 25, 1904_40_5_
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
Es Parts SamM. H. Tims In Re M. P.
Iribb?e, C. C. P., Successor, Plaintiff,
against M ?ry J. Tim?, in her own right
and as Administratrix, et al., Defend*
ants.-Foreclosure of Statutory Mort
gage.
ALL claimants for funds in my hands
A'Uing from the ?ale of the Real E nato of
I-mae Tims, deceased, are hereby notified
to establish the same before me as pre
scribed bv order of the Court, dated
M A roh ll, 1901, or they will be barred of
tas right to the same.
JOHN C. WATKIN8,
Clerk of Court Andersen Co., S. C.
March 23, 1904_40_3m
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