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Btp?rt ?f tout? l?f#rTi?*r Itlt Mircb, J tit. ?S?The National Bank of Newberry. 2?4?. C. Livingston?, salary ... ,... . 2?Bryan Livingstone, salary 14?\Y. F. Ev/art, salary ^ 5?J. C. Sample, salary ' ?C. } ). ViJ.-on, salary 7?H. C. Holloway salary ... %-^J. B. Haifa on\ salary 9?C. C. Schumpert, salary./. II?F. M. Lindsay, salary 11?Eryan Livingstone, salary 12?W. F. Eirart, saUry 11?J. C. Sample, salary 14?H. S. Sanders, salary flh It?Jno. C Goggans, salary HQt lC?L C. Livingstone, salary W 17?C. G. Blease, salary r IS?S. J. Cromer, salary ?g V. Boozar, county heme. v.. . ^ 20?S B. T. & T. Co., county heme... H ?W T Rrrjfn rmintr hnmft r. 3t?'M. J. Smith, county home St?Summer Bros. Co., county home . 24?Newberry Machine and Auto Worl lb??s. I. Harmon, R. k B 2$?W. P. Leaphardt, R. & B "27?David Henderson, ferry 2??K. E. and M. M. Livingstone, R. J&??D. N. Livingstone, R. & B; SI?H. B. Livingstone, R. & B v 31?VT. P. Richardson, R. tc B 32?J. W. Parrott, R. & B E. Livinestone. R. 45: B \ 34?W. C. Suber, ferry A 55?M. A. and H. D. Ham, R. & B. . 06?A. G. Crooks, R. & B Hp 37?H. B. Richardson. R. & B. . .. 8?<H. O. Stone, chaingang 9?G. V. Boozer, chaingang 40?W. M. Dorroh, chaingang 41?T. R. Campbell, chaingang . ? 43?T. H. Teague, chaingang 43?H. O. Stone, chaingang 44?G. V. Boozer, chaingang 45?T. H. Teague, chaingang 46?Dr. E. H. Kibler, chaingang .. 47??T. R. Campbell, chaingang ^ AS?S. B. T. & T. Co., public building 49?H. W. Schumpert, superintendent. s 60?Jno. C. Goggans, office supplies . 51?Summer Bros. Co., public buildin, 52?C. C. Duncan, public buildings.. 53?Jno. C. Goggans, office supplies.. 54?t-H. W. Schumpert, superintendent, 55?Summer Bros. Co., public building 56?G. B. Summer & Son, public bui 4 57?Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., b 58?The R. L. Bryan Co., printing etc v 59?Spearman & Wallace, agents, 0??W. W. Cromer, agent, mis. cont. ( 1?C. G. Blease, expense ?2?C. G. Blease, expense 63?C. G. Blease, dieting 64 C. G. . Blease, dieting 65?D. J. Taylor, rural police 45$?>W. M. Dorroh. rural police 67??>. J. Taylor, rural police 68?W. M. Dorroh, rural police .... 9?W. Banks Dove, secretary of stat *70?>W. M. Dorroh, mis. cont. (salary 1 i 4 71?T. P. Richardson, R. & B. . 72?E. W. Weris, F. & B. (1917.* .. 73?.Dr. J. S. Bowers, K. & v. ?is-iu. 74?The C. H. C<\u?er Co.. R * li. {19 ,75?A. D. Johnson, li. & B UM<) . 76?Mayes Book A Variety Store, i ffl 77?Buzhardt-Langford Furniture Co., 78?B. P. Melton & Son, public buildi 79?Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., b 80?-Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., b 81?Hudson & Bouknight, mis. cont. ( 82?A. H. Hawkins, equalizer (1917). 83?Dr. Van Smith, lunacy (1917) .. 84^-K. J. Smith, keeper county home, 85?W. H. Folk, R. & B , 8Gr-T. H. Kunkle, R. & B 87?Bryan Livingstone, salary .. 88?M. W. McMorris, public buildings 89?'W. M. Dorroh, chaingang 90?J no. K. McCollum, pension .. .. r> 91?(Newberry Machine and Auto Wo 7^ V-i. XT, minima, uuMugau5 ?Eddie Cook, ferry " 34?H. D. Havird, cons. sal. ai*d fees 95?Jno, B. Enlow. R. & B? H. C. HOLLOWAY, Clerk, etc. Statement showing exact financial con 1919 as it appeared at the end of t Items. 1?Salaries county officers .. .. 2?County home, pensioners, paupers 3?Roads, bridges, ferries / 4?Chaingang j 5?Repairs public buildings, etc., .. ?Books, stationery, printing .. .. ^ '* 7?Miscellaneous contingent S?Board of equalization, ctc., .. .. 9?County board of education .. .. 10?Court expenses .. .. 11?Sheriff?dieting and other expens 12?-Post mortcms and lunatics .. .. i ?.?TntArpst nn loans 14?Salaries rural police 15?Specip' road 16?Commutation tax H. C. HOLLOWAY, Clerk, etc. Approved: J. B. HALFACRE, County Auditor. Report of County Supervisor on 1919 / 1919. 96?J. M. Davis, chairman jail comm . 97?C. W. Douglas, magistrate salai 98?D. P. Ward, pension . 99?C. G. Blease. salary "100?Jno. C. Goggans, salary m 101?C. C. Schumpert, salary ^ 102?H. S. Sanders, salary 103?J. B. Halfacre, salary 104?C. M. Wilson, salary 105?W. F. Ewart, salary 106?F. M. Lindsay, salary 107?G. W. Hiiler (janitor courtlious '108?J. C. Sample, salary 109?S. J. Cromer, salary j 110?H. C. Hoiloway, salary. .. 111?W. M. Dorroh, salary rural pol 112?D. J. Taylor, salary rural police * 113?'H. H. Ruff. mags. sal 114?P. B. Ellesor, mags, sal 115?B. B. Hair, mags, sal , 116?R. M. Aughtry, mags. sal. .. . 117?J. H. Dorroh, mags, sal 118?J. JB. LAtnan, mags, sai fl9?W. P. Allen, mags. sal. .. .. . / 120?Eunice Allen, cons, sal 121?E. A. Wheeler, cons, sal 122?J. G. Holder, cons, sal 123?M. H. "Wicker, cons, sal 124?J. Press Kinard. pension 125?T. W. McCullough, pension ... I9fc_n M Onm* r r>on~ion 127?J. A. Enlow, pension 12$?it. \v. Bowles, pension 129?W. W. Willingiiam, ]>oi:s:ion .. 13-?J. W. Gilliam, pension . .. . lol?J. F>. Chambers, mansion .... 1 claims paid Cttrkif tlM Mtvtfc U > 1 i] interest $1.2?4.M :: ! j m.oo \ ? 116.ni) I 1 ! i njv.mj ^ 200J?'- > 83.32 ! I . .. 108.32 1 .. x.. .. 10S.32 j ] 50.00 I J 50.00 I 1 116.66 I .1 1*0.00 1 126.00 j i 45.80 i ./ 16.66 | ^ - 233.32 I 1 33.32 j, % 3.?ft | 3.00 | 51.06 | 4#.eo 1 4.30 I is R. ? B 18.16 I 2.50 | ... 18.38 ! 15.00 & B 198.24 15.24 1 .. 50.00 1 .. 650.0$ ! 6.80 188.42 .. 20.00 ; 81.93 10.00 51.40 .. 9.18 29.00 ! 25.00 50.00 I 50.00 : , 4.75 ; 11.80 .. 52.35 . .. .. 1 00 50.00 27.00 : public buildings 34.17 J 10.80 : gs . 12.50 39.05 2.00 public buildings 32.20 s 302.64 : ldings 3.70 ooks, etc . .. 111.73 ., : .. 23.36 : mis. cont. (bonds) 53.00 bonds) . 59.00 2043 ; >.. 12.09 75.60 85.40 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00 e, office expenses 5.H2 918) 00.00 . 1,600.00 . 4.50 3.00 IX) :.. 2.70 ^ ce supplies (1310 j0.65 office expenses (1917) .. .. 3.00 ngs (1917) 15.00 ooks, etc., (1917) 35.42 ooks, etc., (1917) 1.00 1917) .... 3.92 6.70 .. .. 5.00 , county home .. 126.60 21.30 77.88 25.00 J 29.75 92.90 ; 12.00 rks, R. & B 37.86 - 16.00 . 60.00 ; 156.70 9.81 J. C. SAMPLE, County Supervisor. ____ / dition of appropriations for the year he month of March, 1919. Appropriated. Paid Balance $13,365.00 $1,730.74 $11,634.26 .. 3,000.00 240.86 2,759.14 .... .. 9,000.00 3,142.08 5,857.92 9,000.00 , 391.98 8,608.02 2,500.00 528.08 1,971.92 900.00 171.51 728.49 3 700.00 205.92 3,494.08 400.00 6.70 39.30 50.00 50.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 ;es .. 2,100.00 193 52 1,906.48 400.00 5.00 395.00 2,000.00 1,204.00 796.00 2,400.00 360.00 2.040.00 .' .. 4,904.00 4 904.00 s J. C. SAMPLE, Supervisor. ' iflimg naid dnriner the month of April, iission, public buildings .. 721.57 y 125.00 i 12.00 , 141.6S 22.91 54.1G 90.00 .'' 54.16 ^ 25.00 141.68 25.00 >e) salary 25.00 100.00 ! 16.66 . 66.68 ice. 120.00 i 120.00 15.00 12.50 50.00 68.75 12.50 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 OS.75 15.00 12.00 I " 12.00 i 3 2.00 j .... ] 2.00 | t 2 4'-i> ' V i -.:|o j i 12.1)0 ! \ I >1 I ? U?J. C. Wilson, pension 12?Mrs. Catherine Davenport, paiptr 34?Mrs. ljiicinda Livingstone, jaiptr. 35?Mrs. Catherine Sheelv, paaper 36?Mrs. Margaret Troutman. pauper. 37?Mrs. Mollic Dickert, pauper 3S?T. P. Richardson. R. & B 3H?T. K. Campbell, cliaingaiig +0?Herald and News Co., printing, etc., 41?J. C. Sample, co. sup. mis. cont. (au .42?J. C. Sample, co. sup., co. home .... 43?Geo. B. Cook. cons, sal .44?R. W. Glyinph, mags, sal .45?ft. E. and M. M. Livingstone, R. & I 46?J. L. Miller, mags, sal 47?A. C. Mills, cons, sal 18?W. D. Uutherfmi. mass sal. .43?J. N. Gilliam, cons, sal 50?T. H. Cromer, R. & B 51?C. M. Wilson, office supplies ^ ft rr? a 'OC J.. A. Ililiusui , 53?M. J. Smith, county home 54?David Henderson, ferry .55?E. T. Long. R. & B .56?T. F. Chamlee, cons. sal. and fees.. .57?T. F. ChamJee, R. & B. .58?H. B. Richardson. R. & B .59?T. H. Teague, chaingang .60?L. C. Livingstone, salary 61?J. B. Bedenbaugh, mags, sal .62?J. T. Kinard, mags, sal 63?J. H. Koon, cons, sal 64?Otto Klettner, county home 6a??Dr. T. B. Jacobs, county home ... .66?Johnson-McCrackin Co., county hom .67?Newberry Hardware Co., county he L68?M. T. Oxner, county home.. ..... .69?The Purcell Co., county home ? - A /I _ U A YU?Jtiieasoe <K 1_<o., cuuut.v L71?The Purcell Co.. R. & B [72?H. D. Havird, R. & B L73?W. H. Folk, R. & B. [74?Newberry Hardware Co., R. & B [75?J. W. Parrott, R. & B L76?Bledsoe & Co., R. & B L77?-W. C. Suber, ferry [78?W. G. Hollingsworth, R. & B L79?G. B. Summer & Son, chaingang... [80?Johnson-McCrackin Co., chaingang LSI?Bryson Grocery Co., chaingang. . 182?The Purcell Co., chaingang lS3?G. V. Boozer, chaingang [84?Otto Klettner. chaingang 185?Newoerry tiara ware uo., uua.:us^"i L86?Newberry Hardware Co., public bui L87?The Purcell Co., public buildings... L88?Otto Klettner, public buildings L89?J. B. Halfacre, office supplies .. <. 190?H. W. Schumpert, supt., public bui 191?Mayes Book & Variety Store, offici 192?G. B. Summer & Son, public buildir 193?-Kibler-Graham-Suber Co., office si [94?j a. Mimnaugh, public buildings.. 195?C. C. Schumpert. office supplies... L96?C. G. Blease, office supplies . ... 197?Herald and News Co., printing, etc., 198?Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., bo< 199?C. C. Schumpert, mis. cont. (vital s 200?Burroughs Adding Machine Co., mi 201?Jno. B. Bedenbaugh, equalizer 202?A. P. Coleman, equalizer .. .... 203?Geo. F. Hunter, equalizer 204?<H. L. Boulware, equalizer 205?J. W. Wilson, equrJizer 206?J. Walter Richardson, equalizer? 207?C. S. Suber, esualizer 208?A. N. Boland, equalizer 209?<Geo. A. Epting, equalizer 210?A. L. Aull, assessor ?11?D. B. Cook, assessor 212?W, B. Sheely, assessor A * Tk TV. ! ^1. ZL6?J. is. vcrnv&., asiiesaui 214?C. C. Schumpert, court 215?C. C. Schumpert. court 216?C. G. Blease, expense 217?C. G. Blease, dieting 218?Major McMorris, public buildings. 219?Remington Typewriter Co., office i 220?R. Y. Leavcll & Son, mis. cont. .. 221?Cora T. Fellers, R. & B., 222?T. J. Wicker, R. & B., .* 223?W. E. Neel, R. & B., 224?P. P. Wicker, R. & B.. 225?A. M. Dominick, R. & B H. C. HOLLOWAY, Clerk, etc. t ??? Statement showing exact financial cnnd 1&19 as it appeared at the end of tl Items. 1?Salaries county officers 2?County home, pauperg. pensioners 3?Roads, bridges, ferries 4?Chaingan g 5?Repairs public buildings, etc 6?Books, stationery, printing 7?Miscellaneous contingent 8?Board of equalization, etc. 9?County board of education 10?Court expenses 11?Sheriff?dieting and other expenses 12?Post mortems and lunatics 13?Interest'on loans 14?Salaries rural police 15?Special road 16?Commutation tax H. C. HOLLOW AY, Clerk, etc. Approved: J. B. HALFACRE, County Auditor. ?iw99iuu* mnwwin ? OLD AGE START WITH TV M, M M * Science says that old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestive organs. This being true, it is easy to belL/e that by keeping the kidneys and digestive organs cleansed and in proper working order old age can be deferred and life prolonged far beyond that enJoyed by the average person. ? For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL t Haarlem Of! has been relieving the weaknesses and disability due to ad- J vancing years. It is a standard old- < time home remedy and needs no intro- 1 dnction. - GOLP MEDAL Haarlem Oil is i Inclosed in odorless, tasteless capsules t containing about 5 drops each. Take c them as you would a pill, with a small I qMCWMCTE? NEW AMBITION FOE 1 NERYOUS PEOPLE.' ? !' The great nerve tonic?the famous j ,5 grain tonoline tablets?that will put i TT.'cmr vim and vitalitv into neryons, i tired o it, aJI in, despondent people in i a tew days. Anyone can buy a box, they are inexpensive, and Newberry Drug Co., is authorized by the milker to refund the purchase price if anyone is dissatis- j ftol i:? accordance with guarantee in i each large her.. i Thouso.r.Is prai?e them for cre ;eral I i j.debility, nervous prostration, mental Idepres ;ion and unstrung nerves caused by c ver-indu!^en.co in alcohol, to ! 12 60 4.0# i C.Oft ! .00 ! fi.no I j 6.00 | I 1.10.09 ; j 52.50 ! j . . 25.75 j j tomobile) 200.00 126.2S J | 50.00 ! A 1,! I ! 7.1U I 335.35 i 12.50 12.50 ... . . >::l 12.50 12.10 9.00 I 12.50 I 46.95 i 30 00 ] 32.90 . 18.00 4.00 60.00 50.00 16.68 10.00 5.00 15.00 37.38 17.00 e 14.70 >nie 14.20 38 98 181.25 9.31 21.73 3.00 J 7.25 10.25 47.19 2.00 2&.00 12.21 3.15 310.96 204.10 1,081.15 15.30 10.60 I 44.00 ildings .. 33.55 3.13 7.90 19.94 ildings .. .. 36.23 b supplies 5.60 igs .. 11.65 lpplies... ' 5.50 1.00 5.59 26.60 5.50 jks, etc 48.37 tatistics) ... 401.50 s. cont. (off. sup. 1918) .. 10.00 v 7.40 8.00 8.80 6.70 6.80 9.20 7.20 7.60 6.60 : '6.00 6.00 ?> 4.00 .. 2.00 1.10 . ... .-. 690.00 32.09 155.40 I 8.00 supplies 4.00 2.95 114.30 178.11 99.84 191.53 101.81 J. C. SAMPLE, County Supervisor. iiir>!i of appropriations for tlie year le month of April, 1919. Appropriated Paid Balance .. ..$13,365.00 $3,198.33 $10,166.67 . .. 3,000.00 876.91 2,123.09 .. .. 9,000.00 4,556.64 4,443 36 .. .. 9,000.00 2,163.74 6,836.26 .. .. 2,500.00 1,427.34 1,072.66 " " " * j rt .. .. 900.00 L'51.13 .. 3,700 00' 820.37 2,879.63 .. .. 400.00 93.00 307.00 .. .. 50.00 50.00 .. .. 2,000.00 691.10 1,308.80 .. 2,100.00 381.01 1 71S.99 .. .. 400 00 5.00 395.00 .. .. 2,000.00 1,204.00 786.00 .. 2,400.00 600.00 1,800.00 i !! 4,904.00 4,904.00 J. C. SAMPLE, County Supervisor. s YOUR KIDNEYS swallow of water. The oil stimulates :hj? kidney action and enables the >rgans to throw off the poisons which &u8e premature old age. New life and itrength increase as you continue the :reatme*it. When completely restored I continue taking a capsule or two each lay. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capmles will keep you in health and vigor md prevent a return of the disease. Do not wait until old age or disease lave settled down for good. Go to your iruggist and get a box of GOLD tfEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money efunded If they do not help you. Tnree sizes. But j remember to ask for the >rigfnal imported GOLD MEDAL brand.n sealed packages. m UMHBMMDHMMNnMMHM j >acco, or over-work of any kind. As a brain food or for any affliction )f the ncrrous system tonoline is un- ; surpassed, while for hysteria, trembl?j ?1 fVioxr a ra airnnlv illg ana ucuiaigia iu6; r-v splendid. Majl orders filled for out of; town customers. I t A. Wonder, Why??Because Beach's Oriental Wonder, the great germ 1 destroyer and blood purifier is all that its name implies. 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