Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, January 29, 1914, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Rilla Melton 6.00 I
Massey Jordan 2.50 I
M. E. McGuaig 2.50
Harriett Stanley 2.00
Calvin Johnson 2.50
llenry Steen .">.00
Carolina Ale Lain 2.50
0. M. Rogers, chain gang 8.51
G. M. Rogers, salary .">0.00
A. Sullivan, poor house 78.50
J. AY. Burr, poor house 8.00
Pageland Journal 4.70
J. A. Aran. Constable 08.00
B. H. Burcii, chain gang 88.00
1). F. Broelc, Magistrate 16.66
F. M. Moore, Constable 22.60
J. C. Rivers, Magistrate 20.88
Mt. Croghan Drug Co. c. g. 8.00
J. AY. Rasc^e, Magistrate 16.66
I
c. L. Crowley. Coi:st;jl?Ie 16.66
(Mips. Telephone Co. 5.00
J. A. "Welsh, Magistrate 25.00!
Alt. Croghnn Mere. Co. 118.21 j
?7. \. Davis, constable 20.&>l
R. A. House, Supt. Edu. 83.33 I
Muiyh r Bros. Co. 20.."),'}:
1). II. .McGregor. v. and 1?. 157.50 j
I. P. Mangum. salary and
eponse 141.00
> E. A. MeClcllan, inquest,
Preston Sellers 10.00
II. T. Atkinson, eornuer 18.75
I. P. Manguin, expense 4.27
,M. McCnekill. Magisrate 10.00
E. W. Moore. Rural P. 75.00
P. C. MeVaurin, Rural P. 20.70
W. J. Tiller, Demonstrator 33.33
I. B. Merrimau, r. and b. 11.36
W. K. Sellers, r. and 1>. 2.40
J. T. Grant, Rural P. 75.00
\V. A. Carrigan, lunacy, 5.00
B. C. Moore, poor house 5.25
Geo. Williams, r. an b. 7.50
.J. N. McLauchliu, Constable 20.16
M. MeCaskill, Magistrate ' 16.66
J. X. MeLauehlin, expense 4.00
Walker Evans Cog. Co. 25.55
('i.?....... ('],,.r.|I,-, prin 1 in<? 26.40
G. A. Malloy, Constable 22.91
Thurlow Belk, Magistrate 22.91
J. W. Ousley,- Magistrate 50.00
Theo. Winburn, Constable 31.78
J. P. Thurman, poor . 48.00
Fletcher Maples, chain g. 25.00
T. H. Douglass, r. and b. 19.90
Landv Rivers, chain gang 30.00
Charles Moore, chain gang 25.00
C. R Redfearn, chain gang 20.80
Walker Evans Coggshall
Stationery 100.00
R. W. Thompson, poor hse. 40.67
11. F. McLean, r. and h. 6.75
Dr. I). T. Teal, ^rysician 20.83
Chcserfield Advertiser 37.00
M. 1). and I). L. Smith Co.
chain gang 08.35
The Cialion Iron Works Co.
chain gang 153.50
1). M. !>nren1ine. clerk hd. 25.00
Stnl)b.s-Fnrnit nre-Cnderlaking
Co. e. g. 15.05
1). P. Douglass. 32.80
Mary Cagle. poor 3.00
James Croshv. court house. 21.00 i
A. Kiil!iv;iii. poor house 77.15
1 ml Ildw. <'??. < . y. 4.55
Walker Kvaiis ' 'oyysliall
C'o. 0.12 j
(i. W. Greyory. r. and 1?. 11.^2 I
J. \V. Terry. r. and !?. 11.00
Thus. Duncan, eliain tran.tr 2.50 j
]). AI. ftareiitinc, v. and i?. 1.5!) |
Chesterfield Tel. Co., 5.00!
Odoin IJros. Co.. jail 2.20 i
Will Ulakeiiey. coimuuta1 ion 2.00 j
Payoland Journal lo.5o
AV. M. Mlakeney. eonnniOa. 4.50:
Hump I'akenev, conunuta. 6.00 |
Good Ifoads niaehinery Co.
chain yany 12.50 j
AV. T. Ed ye worth, eliain yany 0.05
"It 1 ^ T ' ' ! i kti \ I 0.? I
ji. r. i\ing, .salary. in. eic. j
Alvin Blakenoy, janitor 16.00
R. A. Rouse. salary Sup K<1. S3.33
F. M. Moore, constable 20.82
?T. ( . Rivers, Magisrate 20.S2
?T. AV. Burr, poor house 15.00
II. T. Atkinson, coroner 18.7")
Dr. J. D. Ingram, post in. 10.00
L. II. Bolton, summoning
jury for coroner 4.00
Landv Rivers, chain p. 26.8.")
J. N. Davis, Font able 20.83
J. A. Welsh, Magistrate 25.00
I. I*. Mangun, expense 4.45
J. F. Maples, chain gang 21.70
("has. Moore, chain gang 20.00 j
Roanoke Bridge Co. 1000.00
L. A. (Jrilfin, co'innmtation 12.00 j
J. X. Clanton, commutation 3.SO
I. K. Agerton. conmiutation 00.00
('. Iij Crowley constable 1 (5.(5(5
W. J. Tiller, form deni. # 33.33 I
I. \V. Brock, conslahlc ' 10.27
J. W McCassuly, Mag 38.00
; 1). K Brock, Magistrate !(>.(>(! j
I M. McCaskill. Magistrate .1(5.00 1
' I. X. McLniiehlin. Constable 14.5S j
C. ). Rivers, in gang 10.7"
I. N. Stri klin, printing 27.00
Cheraw Clnonicle 30.50
M. J. .Johnson, Const aide 23.S5
Watson Bros, chain gang 1.00
T. W. Fddin.< salary .
and Oct. ? 80.00
(B. Ilanna. frt on shingles (5.0(1
1'. C. Mdjuuriu, Rural 1\ 75.00
1). 11. kaney, court house 20.10
D. l\ Douglass, jail report 0.30
D. I\ Douglass, salary ' 250.00 i
I. R. Abbott, jail, 1.00 <
r 'I' / i 1) l T~ f\i\
(. 1. main, it(ir<ii I ymr iy.uu
1). T. Teal, physician 20.83 .
I. W. <ifiirirs. ordinary 4.00 '
4. Sam|ors Co., oiii. 22.40 .
HiiiN'v Supply <'o. i
elifiin gang 248:15 J
J. H. Mnnd, r. anb. 420.05
Mungo Pros. chain gang 100.57
Walker Kvans ('otrirsha 11
C?'oi .Oo!io;4it|K *'0,)
Walker Evans ('nirj^shalI
Co., stationery 6.50 .
Dr. T. E. Lucas, linaev, 5.00 ,
Carolina Supply Co. e. g. 10.40
Cernw Ildw. & Sup. Co.
chain gang 20.55 i
Caillshurry Mettle Culvert
Co., rl and b. 820.00
M. W. Duvall, chain gang 811.00 i
)Y. M. Jordan, chain gang 4.86
J. A. Wel.sk, Ma gist rate 25.00
J. X. Davis, constable 20.88
T. C. Melton, jail 24.00 ;
Silvester Myers, spec. rd. 12.50 .
Cheraw Sash Door and Lumber
Co., court house 15.00 <
A. Sullivan, poor house 73.80
1*. C. McLaurin, Rural I'. 75.25
Cordy Winburn, r. and I). 20.00 J
Chesterfield Mere. Co.
ordinary , JJ9.39
S. M. Jackson, chain gang 10.75
Ernest. Moore, Rural P. 150.00
W. II. Ilcndrix. r..and b. 2.50 |
I. P. Man^um, ordinary 17.G8
I. S. Funderburk, ordinary 21.00
Tas. T. Grant., Rural J'. 75.00
F. M. Moore, Constable 20.83
J. C. Rivers, Magistrate 20.83 J
J. W. Burr, poor house 22.75 t
W. A. Carri??an, lunacy 5.00 1
M. !. Iloiifrli, salary Pro. J. 240.00 j
M. !. Iloujjh, sal. eo. com. 50.00 s
It. A. Rouse, Supt. Ed. 8333 1
II. A. Watson, court house G.SG
1. W. Brock, Constable. 15.38
I). F. Brock, Magistrate 1G.GG
Dr. D. T. Teal, physician 20.83 (
I. \\\ Rascoe. Magi.strate. 33.34 <
lee Rivers, chain pin^r "41.00
II. F. Kin<r. sal. and ex. 105.20 f
< 'estcrfichi Tel. Co. 5.00 '
X. A. White, chain jranjj 50.00 '
P. A. Murray, Mastyr 10.00 J
W. .1. Till.-r, farm dem. 33.33 I
While & Co.. ordinary 2.50 {
II. .1. Sellers Co.. ordinary 11.25
I. \\ . McCassidy, Ma iris- 1G.G0
I. M. Kin?r ('unstable 25.25
I v so i:ioiui \
'! . ! l 1M\I!!I, 1 Illlli'lU 1?.*'*'
Cheraw Clirnniele 12.00 J
M. J. lollMSMii. ( "nusl ;i Mr 2!I.."(2 ]
{>. A. M alloy, Cop.staMe 22.01 '
Tliurlow II. Ik, Magistrate 22.01 j
(?. A. .Malloy, Constable 24.10 <
Tliurlow llclk. Magistrate 22.01 t
T. \Y. lCddins, salary 40.00 8
Alvin Iliakeney, janitor 1 (5.00
Chesterfield Advertiser 27.dO
Chesterfield Advertiser 10.."?0 (
(i. A.^Sherrill, spec, levy 1000.00 l
C. li. Crowley, Constable 16.66 1
I). P. Douglass, expense, 20.07 '
D. P. Douglass, salary 12.V00 1
D. P. Douglass, jail report 40.70 j
Roanoke Bridge Co. t
r. and b. 1,666.00 1
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Rob Watkins, ordinary 32.50
I). II. Laney, ordinary 25.74
R. AV. Thoraoson, ordinary 13.70
C. & L. Railroad, freight 3.82
Allan Chapman, r. and 1>. 1,450.00 [
J. A. A rant, ordinary 3.00 |
I. A. Arant, r. and 1>. 3.50
A. A. Arant, constable 37.50 |
A. Sullivan, poor house 73.60
las. T. (irant. Rural P. 75.00
(?. M. Rogers, Magistrate 50.(10
J. P. 1 leaver, r. and I). 4.50
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A. C. Burr, poor house, 26.00
Stuhhs Furniure-Cndertakiug
Co. chain gang 36.05 i
West Disinfcet ing Co., 78.75 J
Walkgr Mvans Coggshall Co.
stationery 21.88 j
Walker Kvan.s Coggshall Co.
stationery 54.35
Walk't r Kvan.s Coggshall Co.
stationery 84.00
Walker H,VailS Coggsliall
stationery ' disaproved [
Peoples J Sank, ordinary -11.21 |
Liaiviii Iron Works, t\ g. 133.50 I
liulf and Atlantic Lis. Co
r.oad coins. Iionds 0.00
I. M'. A rant, chain *?;m lt Id.fid
i". W. Kddins, salary 40.00
J. X. St rick lin, printing 14.00
L'heraw Chronicle 33.70
II. -1. Douglass, wood 6.0C
Wizard Product Co.,
floor clean 12.00
L. S. Fiuidcrhurk, lunacy, 3.00
L S. Funderburk, r. and I). 37.50
D. T. Teal County Physician 20.83
J. A. Welsh, Magistrate 25.00
II. T. Atkinson, coroner 37.50
I. P. Mauginn, sal and ex 132.02
K. 3L .Moore,' K lira J P 75.00
Chesterfield Tel. Co. 6.25
I). 31. Harentine, clerk bd. 23.00
Dr. Tlios. Duncan, autopsy 3.00
0. P. Pendleton, r. and 1). ' 12.00
I). P. Douglass, expense 8.28
I). P. Dougla.ss, salary 123.00
D. P. Douglass, jail report 20.40
X. A. White/chain gang 30.00
1. X. Davis, Constable 20.83
n. F. King, salary and ex. 104.30
Chesterfield Drug Co.
jail and eort house 212.2o
Alvin Hlakeney, janitor 1G.OO
Hank ol" Chesterfield, interest
on note 163.78
Respectfully .submitted,
II. F. KING, .
County Supervisor.
[). M. Harentine, Clerk, Hoard of
(.'ounty ('oinniissioners.
True Happiness,
Civilization is w<onderfui ana do- i
ievolent,-but it has nothing that can
jxcel the charm that came to a
welve-year-old boy of the mountains
ft-hen he saw the sights of his first
:ircus and beheld the clowns. OfteD
lappiness is in not knowing too much,
ind always it is in having something
lew to know.
Education Invaluable.
Education is a companion that no
nisfortune can depress, no clime destroy,
no enemy alienate, no despotism
?nslave; at home a friend, abroad an
ntroduction, in society an ornament,
n solitude a solace. It chastens vice,
guides virtue, and gives at once grace
ind government to genius. Without
t, what is man? A splendid slave, a
easoning savage, vacillating between
he dignity of an intelligence derived
rom God, and the degradation of passions
participated by brutes.?Cole idge.
Paper Sails a Success.
Paper may be so treated as to make
t suitable for sails for light vessels.
Such 6ails are not woven from strands.
)r threads, but are made up from comiressed
sheets of paper, which are
nade in the regular way, the pulp
lavrino- hoon thnrniurhlv miYpd with
certain chemicals and other substances.
These paper sails are inexlensive
compared with good canvas
stock or rubber material.
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Temper Not Matter of Nerves.
The person of high-strung delicate
>rganization will under extraordinary
pressure become irritable or show lack
)f sound judgment, but the reaction is
luick. His anger is a fire of straw,
rhe cause removed, or on being permitted
a moment for reflection, his
'ormer serenity is restored. The neurasthenic,
on the other hand, is "slow
:o anger," and slow to recovery from
-age.
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The Reliable
There is. always n
lantern around the
yard, in the cellar,
wherever a lamp i
or unsafe.
The RAYO is ideal for hoi
clear, bright light?like sui
strong, durable, compact,
leak. Doesn't smoke. ]
rewick. Will last for yea
the RAYO.
At dealers everywhe
STANDARD OIL CO
Washington. D. C. "(New Jcrseyl I
Richmond. Va. BALTIMORE <
Norfolk. Va. (
I Now is tht
| to place your
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I handle all
H. L. P
WILL HONOR BEN FRANKLIN ?
Figure May Be Erected !n Niches
of Church Where He Once MT !
Worked.
London.?Few people would connect! HI
romance with the name of Benjamin
Franklin, but there is a chance that
he may be commemorated in the most
romantic of England's few mediaeval
churches, St. Bartholomew's, Smith-1
field. J P
As has been cabled briefly, some one o
his discovered from the parish rate
books that he once worked at the "
case in an office housed in his day in ?
the Lady chapel of the church. __
Franklin records in his autobiogra-!
phy that he worked in Bartholomew
Close, but he says nothing about the
place. He mentioned that he was em
ployed on setting up the second eauion
of Woolaston's "Religion of Nature." I
and in that book there is a quaint lit- !_
tie engraving show the top flood of the ,
factory with the compositors' racks, j
The posts of these racks were still
there in 1SS5 before the Lady chapel Ne>
was cleared of its workaday fittings E
and prepared for worship again. vee
In the wall over the Lady chapel al- 000
tar (and in Franklin's day actually in pre
the printing room) are five tall niches,' and
probably filled with figures of saints I c
before the Reformation. It is now pro-1 bee
posed to commemorate Franklin by i $5,c
placing one or moro "female saints" in 1 C. i
these niches. T
has
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Miser's Unsuspected Hoard. I
A dead miser's board was found se- ' ^
crcted in a wall in an old cottage at Se~
Pembroke Dock, South Wales, recent- .
ly. When workmen were repairing the .. .
cottage they discovered bank notes Q,_
and gold amounting in actual value to
about $5,000. The cottage was last
occupied by David Nicholas, a retired ?
farmer and teamsman, who died some
time ago. He lived alone, and was in
receipt of parochial relief. *5,
pre
tan
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Wins After Nine Years' Litigation.
New York.?After none years' liti- has
gation Miss Jeannette Hahn, a chorus tal
girl, injured by falling scenery in the C. J
Metropolitan Opera house, won a ver- W.
diet of $3,000. She had asked $15,000
damages.
Household Lantern
eed for a good
home ? in the 1
in the attic?
s inconvenient
I
J
ne use. It gives a
alight on tap. It is
handy. Doesn!t
Easy to light and
rs. Ask for x-x
MP ANY
Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston. W. Va.
Charleston, S. C.
; Time J
^
orders for f
L* I S
\^1
I kinds
OWE j ^
? . .
rofessional Cards
DK. J. ?. Fl'NDERBURK
Dental Surgeon
hones: Office 138. Resilience 174
ffice over M. & F. Bank building
DK. (*. A. BUNCH, JR.
Dental Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 1 and 2 to 6
Phones: Office 222. Resident 72
n South Carolina Enterprises.
Interprise Bank of Bamberg has
n chartered with a capital of $30,:
Officers are: H. M. Graham,'
sident; N. A. Hunt, vice president,
1 C. E. Black, cashier,
llarv & Stacv Co.. of Gaffnev has
n commissioned with a capital of
100. Petitioners are D. M. Clary,
C. Stacy and A. D. Elmore.
'he Keels company of Greeleyville
been chartered with a capital of
>00. Petitioners are: J. F. Montnery.
president, and R. L. Keels, .
retary and treasurer.
'Bryan-Mishoe company of Greeville
has been chartered with a capof
$5,000. Officers are: W. M.
iryan, president; W. J. Cook, vice
sident, and Fred Mishoe, secrey
and treasurer.
rown Jewelry company of Cberaw
b?en chartered with a capital of
>00. Officers are: H. Jacksorl
sident, and W. R. Russell, secnl
r and treasurer. I
!. M. Livingston company of Nort'f
been commissioned with a capiof
$25,000. Petitioners are: Lula
Livingston, C. L. Scarborough and
M. Reed.
he Chronicle is only |) j& year.
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