The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 21, 1914, Image 2
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AND STANDAKD, WALTERBOR O, S. C.
JANUARY 21,1914
J. W. HILL
Hirtmay Coiit—loorr, for Quarter
EaAian Derewber SI. Irtf.'l.
P. N. Rceveo blarksmlt.h work $ .2$
T. A. Hill, "blacksmith work.. 2.00
P. J. Wilson. May Sal 25.00
Dr. E. 8. Thompson. Prof serv .10.0
L. L. Graham. Coin, salary. . 25.00
L. E» Hill. Con. Salary.... y'fe-5.oi)
H. J. Glrtms. Con. Salar>-..
G. Plrrcs, lumber.! 54
O. 8. Pierf-, lunibrr. ....... t .f'«
J. D. Buchanan, odf. salary 27.50
H. W. Hudson. Jr.. Ma«. salary 25.00
P. 8. Hudson Con. sal. 25.00
J. O. Ackerman, con. sal. and
conveying prisoners .... 25.70
H. 8. filers, wood for Jail.. 9.00
H. W. Black. Jr., supplies poor
farm 2.00
Walker. Evans & Cogswell Co.,
cash book 15.
Dr. A. C. Owlngs. Prof service 5.00
Dr. A. C. Owing. Prof, service 10.09
C. W Thompson. Con. salary
and Com.
26.20
50.00
’25.00
29.40
8.50
om. •«•••••••• •
C. D. Steward. Con. salary
Smith Leach. Con. salary..
J. O. Garvin con. salary and
conv. •••••••• ••••••
H. . Given holding Insuest.
H. F. Towles, Conv prisoners 10.60
H. F. Towles. Mag. salary../. 25.00
J. D. Colson. Mag. salary 25.00
J. E Bryan mag. sal. . 1 . .. . 25.00
1l. Hodgea, Mag. Sal. pottage
etc, .».••’•••»•••••••••• 33.00
W. N *Jones Mag. salary 25.00
G. Albert Beach, salary, lun- _
a-y proceeding*, etc .... 70.90
L. B. Ackerman. Conv. lunatic 15.0J
Press and Standard, supplies 4.90
8. P. J: Oarrts Jr service Mem.
cony 2 , |.00
Co. B'd. Ed 15.*0
J. D. Ackertnan A SonHumber 13.00
T. M Reeves. Mag. salary. .. 25.00
N. M. Maiey, Con. salary, etc. 25.65
Hr. W B Ackerman. Pitof sery. 7.00
W. D. Berry. Con salary and
Com. • 26.00
C. W. Buttler. ferryman Sal. 33.00
Lewis Broxton. ferryman «a?-
ary, etc '• 38.07
LeRoy G. H“nderson, furniture
in Master's office. 25.00
B C. Sineath, lumber and labor '1.50
T. J. Beeves, labor on Glvhans
bridge ^ 00
John Harris, labor and material
on jail . . I0.80
Hugo 8. Strickland, salary.. 66.66
I. W. Hopson, salary 22.50
C. A. Hill, labor on Glvhans
bridge ...... -’.oo
I A. Sauls, conv. prisoner... 1 "0
L. <!. Owens, salary loH.V.lj
L. G. Owens, statnps 2.7.'1
L. G. Owns, dieting prisoners 30 60
Mrs. C. 11. Gahagan.-sa:ary . 2 5 00
E. M Jones, salary and postage 4 1.21
H. W. Black. Jr. supplies poor
farm « • •••
1 \V. Hill salary 83.66
Press and Standard, printing _
ete , . : 1
U. K. Jones, salary 3S 8!*
Jas Handridge. labor. I '*'’
J. E. Moore, repairs to jail 8 15
Town of Walterboro, repahtk
on xrteslan well ........ 157.06
Farmers ,M re. W’house Co.
supplies <or Jql! 2.79
1 VV IMI. Witago . .v. ' .on
Hr. B. <!. WillirNiaam Bin; M 25.00
Hr. E II ,\< ke'-tnan. E* lunatic 5 00
Hr. K 11 Ackerman, Ev lunatic 5.00
A. A. Patterson. Jr, loifveying
prisoner from Savann ih Ht< 15.25
H. J. Beach. Conveying lunatiK25.r<o
Colleton C Tel Co., nhone rent 4 9
E. O’H. >Glbba, labor. 1.73
S C. Penl'j ntlary, hoarding
prisoner . 7 4.10
J. C. Nettles, conveying prison*
L. O. Oweoa, dieting,prisoner* 17.10
H. Hodges, salary a«d holding
inquest 30.00
L. L. Craveu, Con. aalary. 25.mo
IN. M. Maxey/Con. aa!ar>
J. O. Garvin. Coir, salary, etc.
C. D. Steward. Con. salary..
Smith I^ach. Con. Salary,.
C. W. Thompson, {’on. salary
t\ W. ‘Thompson, conveying
prisoners etc
H* M. Jefferies. Master's Sal.
P. J. Wilson. Mag, salary*... .
H. J. Givens, Mag. salary. . . .
H. J. Givens, stationery, etc. .
C. W. Butler, ferryman salary
Adam Carter. Janitor Salary. .
Lewis Brovton ferryman sal.
E. P. Knight, labor, jail.
Town of Walterboro. water
rent^. 36.t'O
Presa and Standard, supplies. 3«*.85
Sheriff of Dorchester County
boarding prisoner 4.50
J. W. Nettles, hauling lumber
Salkehatchie bridge 2.06
T. Z. Blocker, hauling lumber
Salkehatc hie bridge 4.00 I
H. H. Sweat, hauling lumber
Salkehatchi” bridge ....... 4 06
S. R. Sweat, supplies. ....... 8 20
J. E. Bryan, Mag. Salary.... 16 66
J. W. Hill, stamps. 1 00
plica, C. O.. 70.35
Total 9184.33
Verdlei Township.
er from Columbia. S C.
35.30
Hr J. B. Padgett. Ex Quillie
Blocker 5.00
I. W. Hopson, salary 22.50
J. W.*Nettles, lumber for Sal
kehatchie bridge 46.20
IV L. Smith, conveying 1. S.
L< macks to Columbia, .. 25.00
R. W. Hoff. Conv. lunatic.. 15.00
L. B. Ackerman. Conv. lunatic 16.Or.
Hugo S. Strickland, salary.. 66.66
Farmers Merc. A W'house Co.
supplies Jal| and court house 27.95
F. B. Gadsden, labor at court
house 7 ....*. . 2.25
L G. Owens, salary 108 34
Mrs. C. B. Gahagan. salary. . . 26.00
L G. Owens, dieting prisoners 70.80
L. G, Owens, postage 2.00
D. L Smith. *Conv. I. S I^»ni-
acks to Columbia. M. L.
Avant's expanses. ........ 11.20
M. L Avant. guard at jail etc 14.00
Hr. W. B. Ackerman, Ex. lunar „
^ tic. etc ’ ! 7.00
.». W. Hill, salary 83.66
R. E. Jones, salary 38.89
R. E. Jones, postage 12 75
E. M. Jones, salary 38.83
Press and Standard, supplies 12.80
Everett Waddy Co., hook for
Clerk of Court's office .... 19.50
Hr. Hr^X. Willis, post Mort.
and disecting 10.00
A. Wichman A Son, supplies
jail 9.55
A. Whitman A- Son, 8upt>li*’* t
jail 25
V J. Hill, labor 4.50
11. J .Givens, two convictions
’•‘olatlon dispensary law . 7. 20.no
C> W: ’’’homas. two conviction;'
violation dispensarv law . . 2*} 00
W. D. Berry. Sum witnesses . 2.no
\V. N. Jones holding inquetfL.
.1 E. Bryan. Mag. salary . .
I. E Hill. Mag salarv
A. b. Klooks'r, painting <aurt
ho UK* foof 9.80
H. G tfriftln, |lonv prisoner
from Savannah, etc.... 19.15
Farmers Merc. & W’hoifse Co.
sup|g»es Jail.. 3.08
J. W Hill. Salary .*.. ... . . 82 28
Mrs. C. B. Gahagan, valary. 25o>0
Isham l>opson. salary. . 22.50
Hugo S. Strickland, salary
Hugo S. Strlcklaad. poetair*
H. U. Hudson sal
H. B. Hudson pdttape
S. M: Crosby, conveying prison
er to St. George In 00
H. E.. Jones. satiTry 42 88
K. M. Jones, aarary. . : 38.83
J H. Bu< hanan. coroner Sal. 37.50
W. S. Marvin, ferryman salary
etc . . ! 4 8.00
T. M. Beeves, Mag salary... 25.00
J. O. Ackerman. Con. Sal. etc 25.70
11. W Hudson, Jr. Mag. Sal. etc 28.00
P. S. Hudson, Con. salary etc 25.60
L. G. Owetp, salary 108.31
L. G. Ow/'Di, stamps 2.50
66.66
Sort
100.On
9.87
27.99
O.. S. Piere-, lumber. . $
1.7o
A. Wichman A Hoff, nails..
3.off
25 00 , J. F. Britt, lumber
xr 00 Est. C. A. S’.varc lumber ....
4.22
1.37
Dr. W. B. Ackerman, damage
■ -
5.22
to horse .
20.0-‘
•>
C. Evans, labor
5 (M|
2-Vox
I^arlie Evaas. labor
X.0A
25.00
A. J. Gatrb. hauling and labor
5.25
11.50
V. J. Hill, hauling and labor
3.5u
35 5f-
H. G. Hiott. Istxar
6. r,u
12.0U
37.50
W. A. Carter. T’P Comr. salary
W'. A. Carter, work on road
6.00,
!.u0
with team 9.00
J. Y. Beach, laber 6.'»n ■
A. J. Gatch, labor and ma’erlal 5.15 !
A Driegara. labor and advances
A. Driggers labor and hauling
Ervin S'igler. fodder /.
W. A. Carter, labor with team
J. M. Avant. labor and lumber
M. M. Snitfp. supplies C. G.. .
B. Bryan, lumber
6.00
8.on
4.85
19.o8
Jake Cochran, labor,. . 1.90
Total.
13.780.7 4
A. E. Hill, freight 9 1.12
H. W. Black. Jr., supplies C G 18.60
A Wichman A Son, supplies
Chain gang 2.00
J. D. Adams A Co., grader
blades.. 12.00
G. J. Yarn, lumber and labor. 55.50
H. W. Black Jr, supplies C. G. 24.10
Yarn Bros. Co., supplies C. G. 79.54
A. E. Hill. Salary 65.00
Stephney , Bennett, labor. ... 18.75
Henry Spencer, labor 11.00
Aldrich Redish. Ubor cjo.op
Rice Carter, labor. . 3.00
R. A. Adams, salary 35.00
Willie Zelgler, guard ralary. 30.00
A. E. Hill, wagon hire. etc. . 10.35
Farmers Mqrc. A W'house Co.
supplies C*. G ,• 49.40
TT A. Hftl. labnlr 10.00
Colleton M^rr. Co., corn and
hav 29.07
H C Sineath, hauling and labor 1.50
L. C. Padgett, boarding ( apt.
C. G. and negro 28 50
T. W. GrlffPh. lumber 7.00
J. W. Hill, bringing prisoners
from Columbia 4n 7*
Stephnejr Bennett. laOor .....
Farmers' Merc. A W’house f'o.
supplies C. G . • 75.51
Itizer A- Aver, wagon, tc. . . . 89.25
\, K. Hill, salary 6.*.on
B. A. Adams, guard salary.. 35 on
E. W. Goodwin, labor „ . 1" l rt
Willie Zelgler. guard salarv . 3n no
I T Polk. Toddyr etc 13.n0
E. W Smith A- supplies
chain gang ' • • 23.22
K W Smith A- Son; suppii*''
chain gang ...... 112
S. J. Fennell lumber 14 "
\ K. Hill. B. B. fare, .otivi. ts 2 5->
S. C. Penitentiary, hire of con
victs ... •
A. Wichman & Son. supplies
chain gang 4 3.60
A. Wichman A Son. npplb *
chain gang 28.90
V'laser Ferguson, rifle . . l"."n
Swinton Washington, lalmrt . 9.09
Hrren Ueadv. labor 25 00
Happ Bros. Co., supplies C G. <2.00
Farmers Merc. A- W’house Co.
supplies chain gang......
Willie Zelgler, guard snlary .
U. A. Adams, guard salary
V W. Hill, salary
H. C, Sineath. corn and hav. .
A. ENJIlll. freight, B. B. far"
etc. . X.
E. P Knleht. labor 12.96
E. P. KnightXjabor H
H. W. Black. Jr supplies C. G 31.00
Browq Furniture tip., supplies
chain gang ..... .'x, .....
S C. Penitentiary, convict hire
and guard salarv N • 44.21
Dr. J. B. Padgett. Prof aervifg^
chain gang
•»<» 70
30.00
35.00
65.oe
45.00
1.8 8"
6 50
Total
4.00
$1,473 0»
lamndes Townahlp.
E. W. Smith A Son. supplte*. $29.55'
H. E. Savage. T’P <’orar. aapry 54.00
E. F. Bellinger, suppll*** . . . * 100
Total 184.55
Knteer Township
Castle Flahburne. labor f 2 00
W. B. Reynolds, labor and
Lumber - ’*
Ezekiel Raddiffe. labor - f
W. R. Reynolds. T'p Comr. Sal 5.f
W. E. Reynolds, lumber am*.
labor , -
July Jenkln*. lal>or bn bridge 2 4
W R. BeynXlils. T'p Comr. Sal. I t
Total 5-4 «
8.50
33 33
16 66
(iluver Township.
J. F Britt, lumber 5 3Si
W P. Sic’rs. Ishcvr.
Julius Holmes, labor. V . .. 2 «0
Isiah Holme*, labor
Frank .Holmes, labor
B. A Brown, labor .2
A. d Gateh.* hauling • 1 *•'*
\. J. Gatch. T p Comr salary 6 «o
O. D. Freeman, labor "•**
J. F. Britt, lumber.., 4 89
4. F. BrltL,lumber .2.75
Frank Holmes, labor; . . 1 n ''
jgeo Cochran, labor . . 3 a**
Chae. Hex-bran, labor 3 on
U. T. Gatch. labor, . . 3.75
A J Gatch. Sal and labor 11 "<>
W J. IVivle. labor, hauling 5 <>•»
J F. Britt, lumber 8.22
Jake Cochran, labor 3 '"*
•Total 1134.72
Heyward Township
P. M. Givens, labor $ 7.00
Johnnie Washington, labor..* l.oo
D. W. Nettles, lumber 1.00
H. H. Sweat, labor 1.75
G. Y. Adams, labor 1.00
J. W T . Nettles, lumber. .'. 14.54
Rob-rt Koger, labor 1.00
H. H: Sweat.'labor and nails 6.75
Johnnie Washington, labor on
bridged . y 2.00
G. W. Sweat. Tp Comr. salary 24.00
J. M. Avant, bridge material 2.00
0
Total 962.04
Blake Township.
Landon Moultrie, labor $ 7.85
Titus White, labor. . . . f 7.10
Ned Ladson. labor. 6.on
Joe Wright, labor 12.00
Jacob Savage, labor 9.00
Jimrie Wright, labor '7.50
F. Guess, mule hire 8.00
F. Gu'se, Tp Comr. salary.. 25.00
k- ,
Torai 181.43
Nothing Like.BJOT JUICE to
Malta 0U Folks Feel Younger
—Ouaranteed.
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doe* the work and does it quick. You
don't have to us« a barrel of it and wait
six months for results like you do with
ordinary inedicinee. In ten drw or less
mewt people begin to shout with Joy at
the relief they feel. Think of It! Ten
da vs—the firs: bottle—anl rtlicf before
It Is ad gone.
Snoajts
Be IN Township %
Merc. Co., supplies
c hain gang ...
Willie Zeigler. guard salary. .
B A. Adams, guard salary..
Stephney ‘Bennett. labor. . .
<•. V. Kinard. supplies t’. G.. .
J. F. Britt, lumber
W. F. Smoak. labor .......
F. ". Bennett, supplies C. G.
Havld Jenkins, labor
H. N. Glvne. labor
I L. Crosby, labor
I I Hudson, lumber., . . . . ,
Lc*' Givens. T'p Cntur. salary
I. M B<*arlstir,e & Sons, corn
••'■rtlaiiil Lumber Co., lumber
Lee Givens. r C'p Cmir. salary
L. V*. Beach, lumber and labor
i^. V.' Beach, repaintic bridges
V
To • a I
.1344.0?
ltr< vtc-n T<*vvn«.hip
( '!>ud Sea'**, hauling and la
bor . .612.00
P B ^andc-s*. fixing brpigvp, , T oo
Stephney Bennett, labor . . . ' .'.e
C. N lon»;s lumber 61.on
David Jenkins. labc>r 2.00
I S Sanders ,v Co. supples
c ha 11 gaiie 51.56
Wesley Middleton labor.... 9.00
F. P. Sease. T’p Comr. salary 15.00
Bass Holm r *. corn 10.00
E. E. Hopson, corn 30.50
Willie Connelly, beef for C. G. 2 25
H. M. Wood, lumber 22 2.8
J. S. Sanders A Co., supplies
chain gang 22 13
Colleton Merc. Co., corn and
hay 35.50
L. C. Padgett, Sum. witnesses 4.80
Suphnev Bennett, labor.... 3.75
Claude Sease. labor 25.00
M. H Ruth, labor .' 18 00
G. W. Folk, lumber.......#. 25.00
Claude Sease. labor. 4.50
F>N. Jones, lumber.. 14.84
H. McMillan, contract . 5.00
H. McMillan, supplies 2.55
H. M. Wood, lumber 6,on
Tom Hunt, labor 1.50
J. P. Hunt, labor. 1.50
George Carter, contract 10.00
F. f*. Sease, Tp Comr. salary 15.00
Total
$420.13
Warren Township
J. A. Jones labor $11 00
Stanley Wilson, labor l.Ort
P. W. Hisher. Tp Comr salary 20.00
J. C. Goodwin, labor. .. . . 10.00
J. A. Jones, lumber and labor 28.90
P. W. Bisher. labor....'....' 5.00
Total $75.90
J. W. HILL.
Highway Commissioner.
Attest:
C B. GAHAGAN.
Clerk.
Mt.
Toial $66.16
Slntridan Township.
U W. HoffPCp comr. safrry $2.on
B. W. Hoff, hauling lumber and
labor...... 7.00
1 W. Kme*v labor ........ 5 00
G. S. Pierce, lymbei . .
B. W. Hoff, labor and hauling
J F. Britt lumtier ' . . . > ...
B. G. Htott. labor
A. J. Gatch. hay and hauling. .
K. W. Hoff, repairing bridges
R. W. Hoff. Tp Comr. salary
H. Handridge, labor
Aldrich Redish, labor
T. A. Hill, potatoes for C. G.
J. D Ackerman A Sons, lumber 17.82
J. D. Ackerman A Sons, >up-
I'arnic! News.
Mt Carmel. Ian 12 Spe-ial: Th-
fa'mers anr> beginning their work
f r>r another » rop. which *e trust '-.ill
be good . ‘ .
Mrs Smaii IV a< h of Bound i« visit
ing relative* here.
L E Hill of Ko.uad was in oar
section last wee If He anil .luff
Padgett had business in Branchville
G. E and Halph Linder had busi
ness in Ehrhanlt last week
Miss Josie Carter of Ehrhanlt is
i#sit-.ng relatives here
Mrs. Elilabeth Linder sp^nt Sun
day with her brother. C. E. Carter.
Rev. Burnett filled his appoint
ment at Mt Carmel Charch Sunday
morning and preached a good sermon
to an attentive congregation.
J. B. P.
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Hot* From Sandy Hair..
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brmlcy, wUc
have been spending several weeks
with relat.ves in this section, have
returned to their home in Wavcross.
Ga.
Mrs. G. T M.U r r of Savannah ss
spending sometime with her aunt.
Mrs. H. C. Price.
Rev.' and Mrs. G. P. Penny w ill
leave next week for their n« w home
in Florida, where he will take up his
%ork as a pastor.
Mrs. J. P. Remley and children of
Grov«r spent the week-end with Mrs.
H. (’. Price.
Rev. J. P. Uy«ey spent Sunday !a?t
with H. (’. Price.
There will b*- preaching at Sandy
Ham en next Sunda> by Hr. Wollin:
of Walterboro.
Miss Ethel Price sp nt the week
end with her aunt. Mrs. (). L. Gaha
gaff of Ritter and reports a . very
pleasant trip.
The friends of Mrs. Lee Zanders
ar® glad to see her out ag:«..i al*cr a
long spell of sickness. ,
Curly flai-
*
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Johns anl child
ren of Lodge spent Sunday and Mon
day in town, guests of Mrs. Johns',
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Jones.
C. N. Langdale of Weeks has ac
cepted a position with Terry and
Shaffer.
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
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9.*o
: R|
4.50
3.00
30.00
First Grade.
Ellen Boynton.
Nell Moore.
Sylvsgter Guess. .
' Advanced Firat Grade.
* Dorothy Moore.
Kenyon Kirby.
Third Grade.
Wilaot Boynton..
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c>
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Ask your merchant for our Fertilizers and insist on
having them, or write us direct.
The Macmurphy Company,
Successors to
The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Company
CHARLESTON, S. C.
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1 -WALTfRBORO'S SHOE FACFORlf.
N. WLODENGER
PROPRIETOR
Boot and Shoe Repairing. We Repair
While you Wait. All wrok Guaranteed
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NEAR THET HOTEL
WALTERBORO
!'reaching at Sandy Dam.
On next Sunday afternoon at 3
Lydia E. Pinkbam’t Vegetable ! o’clock there will be preaching at
Compound.
Write to Lydia E. Pink ham
8 Co,
Mum. Yj
and bald in strict
byawc
Saady Dam Church. Rev. Dr. Welling
wilPgo over from Walterboro to
preach at the hour named and all
the member* of this church sod
friends around are urged to be
preaent. Let us all go te woshlp
and bear Dr. Wolllng.
SOUTH CAROLINA
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Five years ago 1 had the
case of chronic constipation i
knew of. and Ubamb-rlam's Ti
cured me,” writes 8. F. Fish. B
lyn. mich. For sale by all dea
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