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Supervisor's Quarterly Report. The following Report of Clains approved for the third quamrte. of the tiscal year 1909. showing numboer, in whose favor, for what purpose. and amount. is published in accordance witb the requireoments of the law: x o.: SAMEk AND PURPO5-;. AX'T. s' R E McFaddin, Supervisor's salary June............. - .... _5 0 37,L L Wells. Treasurer's salary June .......... --......... - --- 37 2 A Holladay, Constable's salary....... .......... ......... 37iJ E Richbbourg, Magistrate's salary.......... ........... 37!L S Barwick. Magistrate's salary, etc ...... ........... .... 374;R P J Lackey, Constable's salary-.............. ............10 37John Martin, road work... ... ....... .. ........ ....-- 1 - 376J D Gerald. sapplies chain gang. . .............. .. 3&;J M Rowe. road work ...... ..... .........................1 0( 37],Chas B Davis. road work ... ... .................. .......... 1 0( 379;Pinewood Hardware Company. tools ebaln gang and road! ; hands -....... ... .... ...................... ... ........ 36=H F Stack. Magistrate's salary.......................-- 33 5 3SItS E McFaddin, feed supplies chain gang..... ...............- - -- &eE H Kennedy, Constable's salary....... .... ........... ... IS 7 SS31J S Bell. work at jail.. ...... - - ---- ....... ................ 384:Dr T J Davis, professional services-..... ........ . ..... . -- -- 3&Dr H L Wilson, professional services- -----............. ......- - - 38GsJ W Cutter, supplies chain gang.................. ........ 16 0( 3 7IS M Reardon, repairs to jail piazza ............ ............. 15 0( 38*Jeff M Davis, Board Equalization-.... .............. ....... 11 0( 38' The Bank of Manning, court expenses ........... ......... .. W3(R L B Hodge, road work..... - --................. 391 Lawson Epps, road work.... ... ........................... =92R F DuBose et al, guard chain gan^ .... .. ................ 161 5Z =s-Dr W E Brown, profession services......................... 10 0( 394J H Let'esne. part salary county attorrey............... 6 5 39'J F Cole. Board Equalization.................... ........... 39S C Turbeville, Board Equalhzation. ................... 4 0 39 0 B Gieger. road work...... .. ................. ..... ... 39&C B Gieger. road work......... ....................... .. 110( 39' ~ B Davis, oats for chain gang ...... ....... ........... .. 400J E Hodge. Coroner's salary, April. May and June........... --o 0( 401 R H Jennings, Insurance on jail..- -- - --....................... 4S 402.J S Burgess, road work. ..-........ . . .... ........ ..... ' 403:J U Windham, lunacy claims ---------..........-............. - o 404A M Felder. road work....... .......... .----- ------. U 405,H C Baggett, road work .... ............. .. .. -.........6 ( 406R A Brown, road work... .. ...................... ........ 15 40L S Barwick. Magistrate'ssalary ... ..............-...------- 8 44)R P J Lackey, Constable's selary........... ....-.- - 6 2 40.J D Gerald. supplies chain gang ..................... ..... 12 ( 41 Bill Felder. road work.................................... 1 5( 411 as BDais. road work........--- ..-............-..- - - 0 4M4X 3 Rowe, supplies chain gang.............. ............ lb0 9. y ow, supplies chain gang.----- --.... --------- 30 41 Colclough Hardward Company, supplies chain gang 1 a 441 mmerton Hardware Company, supplies to road overseers.- 13 83 " LeeClark. road work.... ................................ 10 o 41 Allen Shorter, road work................................. .1 5 41lJobn Wilson, road work......... ......................... 6 0 418ummerzon. Mercantile Company, supplies chain gang .........16 5 41Sunmmerton Mercantile Company, supplies chain gang....... 19 5 41:Summerton Mercantile Company, supplies chain gang.. - 94 421 Summerton Mercantile Company, repairs chain gang ........ 2 6 D Levi Company, supplies chain gang.... . ...............6 9 F L Flemnming et al, guard chain gang............. - .. .---- 600( 4S V M Davis. road work...... -.. .................... 25 9: 4 R C Wells. Clerk's salary, etc............. . ........... ....1 " B T ,repairs chain gang wagon.... ........... .... 28 4r R E Mc ddin, Supervisor's salary July.................. 75 V 4John Deas, road work. ............. . ........ ......... 59 429 Willie Johnson, lumber--................. ..... ..... ........ 4 ! I E Hodge, Coroner's salary July............ ......... .... 16 V 43J F Bradham, road ov-rseer...... ........................ 16 01 4 E J Browne, Superintendent Education's salary... .. ...... 156 2 t= Paxville Hardware Company, shovels for overseers. .......---4 0( i A Brown, road oerseer...... .................... ... 15 0 T JStkes, road work--- - -.................... ..... . .... -9 eff M Davis, road overseer........................ ........ 62 43 C A Plowden. road work---.----.---------------- ------------- 3 2, 4= L A Broadway, road overseer..-..... - -----....--...----.--- 604 438 JT Cole, road overseer . .....- .- -------------------- 7 5 439 R A Brown, road overseer ....-- ---------- ------------ ---- 4 5( 440 D White, road overseer.............. . ..... ......---.. 26 5 4 J Graham, road overseer .. ------ 11 3 44 H G Frierson, road overseer ---------- - --- I- ( - Jo SDuRant, road work.. ------------- ---------.......-. -3 6 44 D White, road work................................... 18 2 44 31 Allsbrooks, road work............ .......... ..... 454 4tW S Anderson, road work.-........... .................... 23 54 .TCole, road work 44W WTohnson,road work....--..............---.------.. ----- 27 54 4g-W T P Sprott, County Board Equalization................... 10 24 4 BRC Wells, salary, stamps and expenses.-...........----------. - 184: N45g E B Gamble,econveying prisoners.........---..---.-.--------.922 452 E B (Gambie, capturing and conveying prisoners....... ....10 8 4KE B Gamble, capturing and conveying prisoners. ......-......42 1 4cL S Barwick, Magistrate's salary....................... .. 8 35 4Bd P J Iaekey, CE'nstable's salary......... ....-....---. --------- 6 l3 4!W HWoods, post mortem........... ...... ............... 5 0 455;E L Fairey,... road.. or...---.--------.--......... .. .... .. 2 4EA P Brgess, Auditor's salry.... ... ................ ..... 91 6~ biER HDavis, road work...-..----.-------.------------------ .9 1 4ERA Brown, road work... .-..-.--------------------- .---- 5 2g 4 JTCole,road work..-..........------ . .--------- 67a '41 R A Brown, road work...---..--------.-------.------.--- .755 48BT Hardy, road work-.--...--.--..................... .6 0 46EC Baggett, road work..-...--..---.--------------.---.- .155 40BW DeSehamps, road work.-..--- -..... ...-.....-- 85( 43 W Morris, witness ticket-.....---.---.-.-.-..-.--.-.--.- ..--- 2 84 46TMorgan Davis, road work.-.-....-----------.------------..10 0 41T-Morgan Davis, road work.......-......... ..... .........3 4( 4EC M.Davis & Son, supplies chain gang.-...-..-....... ...... 170 71 4sW TP Sprott, cofin for pauper.....-.---.-.-..--.--..........6 04 4W C CWhite, et al, guardchainrang.--.-..------.--.-.-.---.- 600o4 4D D E Hofladay, road overseer.--....-....-........---...---...--- - : 26 5( 42JQ Rosa,lumber.........-.------------.---.----.--------- 1424 Summerton Hardware Company, road tools................ . 2 9 474Isomn Hilton, damages..................--------........54 45 Chres Srinney road work...-.-............................ 54 4%WOGardner, road work..---.---.-.-------------------.-----i .904 471 R owe, oats for chain gang...-.............--..------------- 4 5( 48J WChilders, road work..-..-.--........-.-- ..............6 0 & H W Mitehum, road work. ........-.-..----.....--...2-- -- S71 48S C J Taee et al, committee work grand jury....-..-...- ...16 04 481 A S Briggs, et al, committee work grand jury.-.-.-........--.- 14 1( 483 J L McLeod, moving safe-..................... ............. 10 0( 488 Dr W R Mood, professional services.........................10 04 44 B Davis. supplies chain gang........... ............... 15 0( 48EL LFairey, road work....--.----.............-------------- 21 0( 4861R F DuBos'. overseer chain gang..... -----..-..-- . - 50 ( 487 F DuBose, conveying prisoners............ ............ 52 488 R S Elliott, road work...................-........ . ...- 32 2, 9 S 5 B1eardon, moving Treasurer's safe.-....-.......-.--..-6 0( -400 C H Bagett, road work................... .. - . 9 14 49 ames Richardson, dinner to convicts........--..-..-..... .1 2: 40 B Pliwden, supplies chain gang................... ..... 20 04 43Geo R Jones. conveying lunatie................... . . -..- 5e , lr'sslry16 Total........ .......,. ............ ......... S ,127 15 Attest: R. E. McFADDIN, R. C. WEL.LS. Temp. Clerk Board. Supervisor Cla~ndon Co. FOLEY'SDANGER Il-DELAY, Kdney DiessAre Too Dlangerous HOErManig eoletoTeAet N Th. Bacgache VA~ l~ sg lubaouinrytruldy.os Jar coughs, colds, throat and lung ides ur h ideswt troubles. KidneyiPlls,.whionhas cued peopl God arveody. Sodeerw1Aerie. hr i hslo iv The genuainea ond,1 .PneS. lr FOLEY*S HONEY and TAR is in S.Csy:"ansidePil aY.Bowpackage. Refu ebtitutes.gaem rarlifndIonthsi Prepared onlty bykinysertoswrhiLvclr, weeoreqentnan Pepaiflto Negsec. W. E BRWN &CO. age The brack dacngedr iy lttuimes _____________ is_ antIha htafrm shod bin r te thrughey recognizes hem. ealabout STATE OF SOgTaduAlOyIuAderi nde akche edacheo rervseseios, samene stopin Couty f Caredon j heiackes andis dises orwin Tdour kidneys. there thema codswitio of Probate.he crtain from f rey Doan's Kde il. WHERES, 3 W. e~inje mde K risney ll dealerhs curced cenple VI sui to m to grnt hi LettriFterin Chis Bufalov. Yrk of dmiistatin o thesateandSlags forns the W.nite Ste., lr effct o N K M~izi. eemberC- thys "Dan's-Didney-ald These aregthereforgrtatcieland ad-dIItakenno besir monis allendtsngulavthekindrdmSereen. h anddneysdsecretionsheereidiN.ly.cocored, iy decaedptaty thyban. ofereoie aksdmn n bat, t b hed a Mnnig, . .. o! 'weery frtie ancld anunin wass p----aio -rot1oclc indo proertad shapnsoing. Alsoines the oreoonto how aus.ianytroug nic paips o I arsll red, abot they h 0a h thesai aminitra Da 'sidem Pil andmbegan brakin tio shuld no beU grantd. mhelf wcorkingl or dions. Th liv Givenundermy bnd, tis d wutoto epesnetts, soont~ sthpanit day o J f Sb rIRD.190. thebkc hes alabld pan and ersol. B JAME3. Wmdham Esq. ugeaLmr .ta pleasedit the D.s.t Jdeof Probate . bandrmDa' Kidny Ps." olev',. Honey and. Tar clears the air pLssaes ntop the irritation in the throat. ,,oothes the inliamed m.-mbran es., and the most obstinate cougi. disap iears. Sore and in!laned lungs are healed and streng-thened. and the cold is expelled from the svstem. R efuse any but the genuine in the yellow package. I W. E. Brown & Co. A Dandy of 1770. From an English newspaper printed In the year 1777 is the following de scription of a dandy: -A few days ago a macaroni made his appearance In the assembly rooms at Whitehaven. dressed :n a mixed silk coat, pink satin wi-stcoat and breeches covered with ta elegant silk net. white silk stock Ings with pink clocks. pink satin shoes and large pearl buttons, a mushroom colored stock covered with fine poibt lace, hair dressed remarkably high and stuck f:ll of nearl nins." It's A Top Notch Doer. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns its doers. That's why the A meri can people have crowned Dr. King's New Discovery the King of Throat at.,: Lun_,g remedies. Every atom is a heal:h force. it kills germs. and colds and la grippe vanish. it heals couch-racked membranes and coughing stops. Sore. inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo. More. Black Jack. N. C.. writes. "it cured me of lung trouble, pronounced hopelesa by all doctors." 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. The Audience. The Actor (a terrible bore)-Awfully Ibad arran;:emeurs at Jnyvmle. Played " amlet" there last week. Somebody ishouted -Fire'- and it took twenty minutes for the audience to get out H1is Victim-- s'pose the poor beggar was lamme-whatf? If people with syimtoms of kidney or bladder trouble could realize ther dan ger they would without loss of time commence taking Foley's Kidney Item edv. This great IRezedy stops the pain and the irregularities, strengthens and builds up these organs and there is no danger of Bright's disease or other ser ious disorder. Do not disregard the early symptoms. W. E Brown & Co. His Choice. Bustin Seems-Iov'd yer like to be one of dese here furrin rulers. Sel? Seldum Shaves-Not me, Bus. I'd a lot rather be a king bum dan a bum king. -Kansas City Times. I It is better to lend than to give. Tc 0 give employment Is better than either. --Talmad. Frightial Fate Averted. "i would have been a cripple for life, from a terrible cut on my knee cap," writes Frank Disberry, Kelliher, Minn., "without Bucklen's ArnicaSalve, which soon cured me." Infallible for wounds, cuts and bruises, it soon cures Burns, Scaids, Old Sores, Boils, Skin Erug tions. World's best for Piles. 25c at al druggists. Rapid Transit Returns. "I wouldn't be guilty of doing a fa. ivor for a man and then in a day or two asking him to dc one for me." "No nor I. I'd ask him right chaeto cool."-Exchange The Bed-Rock of Success lies in a keen, clear bra~in, backed by indomitable will and resistless energy. Such power comes from the splendid health that Dr. King's New Lire Pills impart. They vitalize every organ and build up brain and body. J. A. Harmon, Lizenmore. W. Va., writes: "'They are the best pills I ever used." :De at all druggists. A Drawback. "Yowr ocean trip was pretty nice, I "Oh, yes." I"Saw Icebergs and such things, eh?' "Yes, but!I missed the billboards, I can tell you."-Washington Herald. CATARRH CURED AT HOME Trial Treatment of Dr. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy Free to Sufferers If you have catarrh of the nose. throat. or ungs,. if you are constantly spltting. blowingt the nose, have stopped up feeling, head noises, deafness,. asthma, bronchitis or weak lungs, you can cure yourself at horne by a remedy so si mpl that even a chil can use it. It illcos yo ony aposalcard to get a wonderful remedy. It is secnt by mail to every Interested suffere:'. Certainly no ofter could be moe liberal. IThe fun' treatment is ro', expensive. A pack nge containIng enough to last one a hole month 'Ul be sent by mail for 11.00. A postal card with your name and address scat to H. R. HOGER. \tanning. S. C.. will bri.ng you by return mail the free trial treatment and anitrsigbooklet. so that you can at once begi tocur varsef Divatelv at home. The Reason. Discontented Wife-Several of the men whom I refused when I married you are richer than you are now. The Husband-That's why.-fllns trated Bits. He is the noblest who has raised himself by his own exertions to a higher station.-Cicero. CASTOR IA For Tnfanta and Children. The id You Have Always Bought s Boiingbroke's Retort. When Bolingbroke. who was at Air la-Chapelle during the treaty <-f peace at that place. at which time his at tainder was not remove: waus asked by an Impertinent Frenchman whether h came there In any pubice character, his lordship answered: "Not at all. I came like a French minister, with no character at all." A Curiosity. -What in the world have you got that bill framed up there for?" we asked. "Oh. that," sighed the billionaire, "is the only dvliar I ever earned:" t.R lgr the Jewler. 1f%0 Vir ginia, Ave., Indianapolis. Ind., writes: -I was so weak from kidney trouble that I could hardily walk a hundred feet. IFour bottle of Foley's Kidney Itemedy cleared my complexion, cured my back ache and the irregularities disappear ed, and I can now attend to business every day and recommend Foley's Kd ney Rtemedyv to all sufferers. as it cured me after the doctors and other remed les had failed. W. F. Brown &~ Co. Dr.King's New Le Pills THE SAWMILLS BOOKS. They Needed Not an Auditor. but a Mathematical Carpenter. Blffkins froze we with a stare. "I remember." he went on. calmly ignor ing my interruption, "-one time when I was hired to keep books for a saw mill way up north. *Twas six days by log wagon from ever' place except In' the infernal regions. the same bein'l a qparter of a mile away. straizht down. The durned simpleton they sent down to Nigger Woo settlement after me had so miuch business with a r.-u lette denier that he forgot to tell mne to get some oiliee supplies. so when we got to camup I found that the principal equilment of my palatial G by S busi ness -!partment consisted of three lum ber crayons. slightly shop worn. and a last year's :ilmanae. I got some stuooth I-ne boards and kept my books on them with chalk." **li-.. did it work" I asked. inter ested in slidte of myself. -Like a c'harim." grinned Biffkins, "until the fo.remnuu of gang 1 got on a1 dr-un one night an' siopt in the otlice :i used up fourteen pages of the genera' !edger fer kindlin v-od the next nrnin-. The company sent up :n auditor to che:-k over my books. but he went back plumb disgusted. Told 'em they didn't need an additor what they wanted was a carpenter who was handy at figgers. An' that reminds me-- -Bookkeeper. Pertai:ing to Fish. Blessings on thee. little man! Go a-fishing when you can. Never mind the teacher's rule not to run away from school. Take 3 our bait and alder pole and then hunt the deepest hole where the wary troutlets hide by the canyon streamlets side. You'll get licked at home. of course, and you'll suffer great remorse. but when daddy sees your string : .11 gasp and say. "By jing:" And his rod and reel he'll snatch and start out to make a catch when your jacket he doth tan. Blessings on you. little man!-Los Angeles Express. Clothes and the Man. Man is in some sort a slave to his clothes, and there are many men who dislike wearing the same clothes on two consecutive days. more particu larly the necktie. For the first two or three things you look at when you meet a man are his eyes and his neck tie. And there is a sort of underlying consciousness as you face the morning world that your tie must be straight and clean and new. But to this end you must buy the cheap tie and throw it away with your sins before going to bed.-London Chronicle. We Do Not Want The Earth, But we do want to sell you a portion of your Groceries. The quality of our goods is always p to the standard and we give sat isfaction to every customer. Prices Are Right. When you bay from us you can rest assured that you get goods as heap as you can buy thema any here when quality is considered. Prompt Delivery. This is a feature in the grocery business which is very important, md this is what you get when you buy from us. Let us fill your next order. P. B. Mouzon. - r. ,utber Guthrle, of Becuort, N. C. spent money -ee!; in empicying doctors to - r his wife frnom aal hes ..che. He writes: ~, On: bottle of Cardul did y it mor good than any hng she has taken for ten ycars past. She had suffered jwith L.eadache for ten years - rd i had spent $300.00 for ; ctors' bils for herbut nih g did hrany o. of Cardu anditbhas done her ~ wo thousand dohars (S2,000) - 'th of good. Just as long as tis made, I shaHl have -Cadul in my home:" F'or all forms of female psn like headache, side ache, - pai In limbs,dzyfeln, .ging down -sensations. t -arduilhas been found to be . ffectual remedy. Don't \mit'iiyou are"alrfldown." Try 'Cardul at once. Rd everywhere. E?46 WANTED! The Bluckeye Cotton Seed Oil ompanyv of Augusta, Ga., is represented in Manning by Mr. R. M. Burgess, and he solicits froma those havin!! cotton seed to sell, an opportunity to bid on same. He is prepared to buy in 3ny quantity, any time, at any THE BUCKEYE Cotton Seed Oil Co.,I AUGUSTA, GA. ANNOUNC OF NEWA I am pleased to announc Leon Weinberg as Local M for Manning, S. C. All sub be placed with Mr. Weinbe per share, subject to raise v M. L. ROS Mana General Offices, Sumter, S. SWhy Impose on the Season ? Lay aside those old summer clothes, come and buy a new suitfrom me. - Mens' Suits, sizes as high as 46, price from $13 to $30. These suits are made by Schloss Bros.. one of the most reli able clothing houses in the world. The workmanship in these garments is guaranteed. They are made by the tinest skilled tailors. Beside~s these, I have other well-known fams ous brands in various colors. These appeal to the more conservative men. Prices from $4 to $1:2. Boys' Suits from $1 to S, and the best values ever offered. Those c.rossett Shoes look tine on the other fellow's feet. they will be as pretty on yours, and &d" as comfortable as a kid glove, in the $. Dress Goods Department an elaborate line is beingr shown. The most ex Sclusive, the smartest and most in Women's High- 6 ?Class Apparel. I say without hesitation that no Sestablishment in Manning can offer you ai more Scomprehensive collection of this season's styles. 6 Sand I am certain no other establishment can otTer Sthem more reasonable. Others are buying, why Snot you? Our Notion Department ~consisting of Belts. Buttons. Braids. Hand bags. Collars. @ $ Belt Buckles. Laces and Embroideries and hundreds of &" $ other small things, such as Side Combs and Barrets. All 6. 9 of the above are in the latest styles and being sold at . 9 lowest prices. You want wnat is newest. every item is 9 of vital interest to you. You who wish to save money. & Scome and reliable merchandise from -9 The Young Reliable. $ SJ. H. RIUBY, ---e ~Ef1IE N T!J INSN MiI N9 ephone Co. 6RK, N. J. e the appointment of Mr. anager of this Company scriptions for stock can rgat vithout further notice. 5ENWALD, .ger for South Carolina. C. YOU ARE cordially invited to at I tend the IMILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, AND LADIES' SUITS, A great deal of attention has been given to display a handsome line of the nest styles. D, HIRSCHMANN.1 mmmmmmmm:mmmmmmmmmumtmmgm Good Crops | and high prices for cotton and other produce means 9 moner ini the pockets of all our people. This money will a be spent, and we hope it will all be spent in our own a town and county. This being the case, then we are go a ing to use every effort to get a good share of the trade. and if Square Dealings i the best goods. and smallest profits will insure this, why 9 :we are going to have it. We have now the largest and 3 :most complete Stock of Hardware we have ever had since 3 bein~r in the business. General Hardware of every a :discription. Ranges. Stoves, Heaters of all sizes. The a best Stock of Crockery and Glassware in town. Paints, 3 Oil, and Varnishes. Headquarters for Guns. Shells and a Sporting Goods. A full Stock of Keen Kutter Axes. 3 IKnives,'Razors, Scissor~s and Shears: every piece guaran- g teed. Enamelware in all the latest designs. _ The famous Pittsburg Weld, and Ellwood Wire Fene- a ing, Barbed Wire also, and at prices that cannot be dupli- a cated. A cordial invitation to all. nthc. Le'wi 'Rusv" Block.