The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 26, 1908, Image 4
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HODGES IN HORRr
The Indications Aro that He Will
Carry that County.
There is a disposition in Horry
, to criticise Congressman Ellerbe
on account of his, alleged discrim
inations in favor of Georgetown,
and thc indications arc that Mr
Hodges will car ry I lorry county,
which has a ui'Oinendrous white
voting population.
Thc Conway Field says, in a re
cent issue:
We notice from thc papers that
Congressman Ellerbe arranged for
thc agricultural and drainage ral
ly held in Georgetown Tuesday 20.
Three government experts attend
ed the meeting, but Mr Ellerbe
could not bc present. Now as to
thc drainage part of thc rally it is
very well to hold such a meeting
in Georgetown but when it como* to
to agricultural part it seems rather
funny, of farmers, according to
our information, are as scarce as
hen's teeth in Georgetown county.
If you want to lind farmers,
Georgetown, is about thc last place
in the State to go to look foi' them
-Darlington Press. Most assu
redly, and Horry was the logical
point. Wo have a greater aren
to drain and so far as farming
goes, why we are the "stuff."
Let's not vote for any man foi
Congress unless he will promise
that his efforts in Congress will IK
to see that the Waccamaw rivei
gots her share of appropriations,
She must be deepened and Horrj
has 3,000 votes that say she wil
be.
Should Mr Hodges receive th(
nomination, thc 6th District wouk
be well cared for. Ile is a man o
wide business experience and ha
lived close to tho people. He i?
prominent in church and servee
his home town Bcnncttsville fo;
many years as Mayor, in whicl
capacity he did a great work fo;
thc town.
Mr Hodges enters thc race wi tl
strong backing, being thc ont;
candidate from Marlboro count;
and having been endorsed tor fifi
honor by tho county Dcmocrati
Convention of Marlboro. Hs ha
many friends in the distric
who will be glad to sec him rcprc
sent them, because of his (itnes
and his uncompromising advoca
cy of clean politics and effieiene,
in office.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve Wins
Tom Mooro, of Rural Ronlo 1, Cecil
ran, Ga., writes: "1 lia<l a bad sore com
on the instep of my foot ami could foi
nothing that would beal lt until I appli
ed Uuckletl's Arnica Salve, I,ess tba
half of a ?5 cent box won thc day for m
by affecting a perfect eure." Sold ntl
der guarantee nt Douglas & Urecde
drug store.
Mrs. Lizzie Spears Lee.
Mrs Lizzie Spears Lee, daugh
ter of Hobt and Ellen Spears, am
wife of J Marvin Lee, was bon
Aug the 5tli 1879 and died Apri
22nd 1008. When but a child six
gave her heart to God and joinci
thc church at Hebron, Blenhcin
circuit, and her lifo proved tin
genuineness of her profession.
Hers was a happy disposition
hence she was quito a favorito
with all who knew ber, both ol(
and young.
She had a talent for music ant
it, was her delight to usc this tal
cnt "In praise of Him who ha?
endowed His children with tin
power of song."
In Jan 1903 she was happily
married to Mr J Marvin Lee, t<
him she was a true helpmate.
lier death is a great loss to tin
church and community in whicl
she lived and especially to tin
young husband and three prcciow
little children.
But fer her death had no terrors
just before her spirit took it
flight she bade adieu to her hus
band, father and brothers and bc
queathed a mother's dying blossin]
to her precious little ones, exhort
ing thom to meet her in tho para
disc of God.
Her mortal remains wore laid t
rest beneath a mound coyore
with beautiful spring roses in th
Hebron cemetery.
Thc funeral sorvices wero con
ducted by her pastor, Kov. J. li
Rushton assisted by tho writer.
D. H. Everett.
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REPORT OF 'GOW
Report bf Disbursements of Cov
and Licenses Made By th
County, From ?June
5th, 1908, on Ord?
Supervisor anc
ent of Ed
Itemized disbursement of Ordi
nary Tuxes for all purposes em
bracing period above mentioned.
Mrs C \V Crosland, dinner
for jury $12
J ? Driggers, pauper 9
Prince Fuller " 2
J A Drake, wood 7 85
N B Hogers, salary ?cc 27
ME Coward, " 25
Julian McLaurin, express 4 71
,1 B Green, conveying 13 38
Horace Jenkins, sowing oats ll 31
R G rico, repairing door 75
J O Sanders, road work 13
Jackson Mer Co, mdse 120 10
10 50
K L Hamilton, " 2
Ll 8 Fletcher, corn & hay 35
J li Townsend, lumber 28 05
T K Wannaraakor, medical
attention 3
J F McLaurin & son,
pauper 37
W M Atkinson, hauling 15 50
John Barrentine, paid for
dot ction 50
F P Tatum & Sons, mdse 48 70
Townsend & Rogers, county
atty 125
C A Brown, pauper 18
M McLaurin, lunacy 5 50
5
5
A S Grant, pauper 10
A Moore, " 9
i Lawrence Swett, labor 50
W T McLaughlin, pauper 19
i Southern Bell Tel Co, rent 775
Dr J F Kinney, county
physician 8
W M Quick, road work 2
Marlboro Drug Co, drugs 3
, Iv/iw.v.?. IA, %fatt\?<c& O?, im
pairs 27 50
J D Moore, pauper 7 50
E C Morrison, electrician 95
E G Fletcher, corn 92 G5
City of Bvillc, lights 9G
J E Fletcher, road work 2
J W Chavis, constable 10
N B Rogers, treas, jury wit
ness 40 10
R S Rochel, convict guard 10
Wright ec Mclnnis, pauper 7
C I) Odom, lumber 60
.1 ll Gibbes, road word 2 50
J E Minson, wood for jail 4 75
C I) Easter ling, serving as
coroner 17
F M Minson, lumber 3 81
.1 () Sanders, roadwork 9 60
J K Fletcher, road oe bridge
Inspection 83 15
L DOdom & Woathoford
lumber 51 85
Dr C D Napier, medical
attention 5
,1 T Bethea, cabbage 1 81
C B Hubbard, corn 1
George E Richey,- grader
blades ll 24
II L McLaurin. magistrate 75
A J Mays, csnstablo 47 13
J F Wilks, collin 9 50
J D Mooro, pauper 6
J D Renard & Co, Stationery (5
Dr A S Townsend, lunacy 5
J C Hamer, pauper & eu
board 11 50
J K Fletcher, salary 2 mile
age 105
J T Covington, lumber &
hauling 101 G7
J A Drake, salary 175
A L Mudd, convict guard 20
Luther Fletcher, supt road
force 7 5
Henry McRimmon. driver 30
Jesse Jones, supt chain gang 45
F Manning Jr, salary 90 33
C D Eastcrling, magistrate 20 83
W T Jones, pauper 10
G N McCall, coroner 50
Bank of Marlboro, borrow
ed money 622G 67
A P Williams, pauper 30
B I) Townsend, mdse 9 45
Bank of Marlboro, draft 259 08
Marris Bristown, road work 125
J PCampbell, salary 25
T F, Mc Rae, trustee, mdso 13
W C Newton, constable 12 41
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?TY TREASURER
tnty School, Poll Taxes, Fines
t Treasurer of Marlboro
5th, 1907 to June
irs From County
I Superintend
ucation.
J A Calhoun, magistrate 12 50
T S Evans, commission per
diem 85 50
N B Hogers, salary, stain ps
?ftc 32 15
.1 F David, road work 2
C A Brown, pauper 0
Aaron McHae, collin 10
Bville Mer Co, mdse 8 02
M E Coward, salary 25
J O .Sanders, road work 6
Jas McArthur, dispensary
constable GO
M McLaurin. lunacy 6
JT Whittaker, pauper &
hauling 6 50
J B Green, salary 1000
J B Green, dieting prison
ers 223 20
" dieting prisoners 250 50
u " " 221 40
A L Easterling, salary 00 05
Dr Douglas Hamer, post
mortem 10
J M & lu A Hamer, pauper 0
J McB Hurley, magistrate 12 50
Strauss & Co, pauper 8
S J Mclnnis, magistrate 20 83
N C McLaurin, road word G
E L Hamilton, pauper 4
Wright & Mclnnis, pauper 7
CT Easterling, insurance 4 50
Art Metal Constructing Co,
fur pro judge 050
S J Mclnnis, acting coroner 8 50
J D Hays, paupers 40 80
Planters Nat Bank, draft 3 04
W A Kygers, hay 40 04
Wm Bowyer, pauper 60
D A Newton, pauper 3
City of Bville, lights , 3 20
" lights for jan 84
Smith Newton, collecting
comp tax ? 8
0 O Sanders, road work p 10
John Bristow, pauper 5
Green Franklin, driver' 14 10
Joe Jacobs, road work 4 50
J A Drake, test weights 27 50
Prince Fuller, janitor 5
J A Drake, wood 2
G W Campbell, work on
adding machine 1
1 M Bounds, shop acct 7-10
.1 B Green, conveying 18 30
W P & J O Breeden, mdso 15
i< ii ii ii 2<^
Napier & Napier, medical
attention 10 50
J E Minson, wood 10
C C Chamness, mdse 8 85
pauper 18 85
City of Bville, lights for jail 1 00
I M Haig, lumber 00 22
Walker, Evans, Cogswell
Co, stationery 10 05
C P Poole, refunding comp tax 1
C M Billiard, road work 10
S L McDonald, Lumber 44 33
C li M Quick, " 0 04
City BVille, lights 1 08
Marlboro Drug Co, mdse 4 70
Jas McArthur, dispensary
constable 03 50
A L Easterling, salary &
postage 00 17
CD Easterling, magistrate 20 83
T A Odom, hauling 9 00 !
J () Sanders, road work 17
W M Atkinson " " 28 50
W A Rogers, Feed 15 34
J N Edens, Hauling 12
lumber 3
Napier & Napier, bal on claim 0
S J Mclnnis, magistrate 20 84
li Cain, shoeing mules 17 35
Jesse Adams, pauper 10 50
II T Easterling, road work 24
Jackson Mer Co, pauper 13 30
J T Brignian, road work 171 80
N B Rogers, treas, jury &
witness 14 501
JP Campbell, salary otc, 26
Dr J L Jordan, lunacy 5
N B Rogers, salary & stamps 27 72
W W Irby, magistrate G 33
S W O'Brien, bridge work 3
C B Growly, road work 25 65
A C L R li, freight 47 38
M E Coward, salary 25
Aaron Mcliae, road work 17 50
Henry Mcliimmon, driver 33
J A Drake, wood I 2 25
D K Stanton, bridgo work J 3 25
Dr-J F Kinney, physician Ml
Jesse Jo?es, Supt convicts \ 45
A ll,Mudd, convict guard .20
J F David, road work : 10
H C Townsend, road work. :s 2' rio
WA Pope, . " ?27 50
W'T-Newton i constable . 10 71
J A Calhoun, Magistrate 12 50
McCall-Weatherly Co, mdse 420 22
S P &Z T Wright, lumber 07 80
Julian McLaurin, pencils
ink & paper 9 75
J T Medlin, coal and sewer
lUpe 123 41
D M I) McLeod, gravel 22 30
Dr Charles lt May, lunacy cc
inquest 25
Heid & Co, pauper 0
I M Haig, sower pipe 90 83
II B Spears, lumber 3 00
Odom & Weatherford, lum
ber . 115 38
W L Fletcher, Sup road
force 120 17
Scott Lumber Co, lumber cte22 20)
F G Hollis, Mdse 200 35
H B Adams, road work 1
B E Moore, mdse 3 95
W B Adams & Son, mdse 45 20
Pauley Jail Bldg Co, cells
for jail 094.87
A J Quick, road work 0 87
Jas A Stanton, pauper, 8
B'ville Pharmacy, drugs 10 70
J E Driggers, pauper 9
ll ll tl ll Q
F Manning Jr, salary 1G9 49
S J Melinus, magistrate '29 83
J P Campbell, salary cc pos
tage 27
W W Irby, magistrate 0 15
J F David, road work 13
N B Rogers, salary & postage 29 78
F E Rogers, hauling 3 02
E L Peavy, road work 2
Crosland L Stock Co, mdse 87 70
C D Easterling, magistrate 20 84
J B Green, arrest and con
veying 90 14
W P & J O Breeden, horse
collars 7 50
W P & J Q Breeden, mules 200
F E Rovye, work at jail 20
M E Coward, salary 25
A R Mudd, convict guard 20
Jesse Jones, Supt chain gang 45
J II Dunlap, lumbor 26 28
W H Woodley, road work 1
Dr J II Reese, medical atton
tcntion 18
A L Easterling, salary and
postage 60 li
J B Huckabee, gravel 25 3(
T A Odom, hauling 2 Ct
K L Odom, road work 1
W M Atkinson, hauling 12
SF Commissioners, insur
ance 140 9(
S F Commissioners, bor '
rowed money 8400
W P Lester, coi n 100
John Perkins, pauper 5
J A Haskew, road work 6 3<
Southern Bell Tel Co, rent 7
J L Gilbert, Supt poor tarni 20
Dave Dudley, road work 18
II McRimmon, driver 33
Good Road Melin Co, repairs 52
Luther Fletcher, Supt road
force 75
J P McIntyre, road work 2 l'
Dr J O Moore, lunacy 5
R L Kirkwood) tobacco ll
W L John, hauling 12
Crosland & Tyson, insurance 27
,1 O Sanders, road work 8
W T Jones, road work 9 5i
John Bristow, pauper 5
I) A McCaskill, shop acct 7 4
W II McIntyre, road work 4
(? N McCall, coroner 50
N B Rogers, salary etc 29 1
W M Atkinson, freight 4 5
ll ll Hubbard, road work 7 8
J F David, road work 15 7
W M Atkinson, lumber 9 0
Link Radcliff, hauling 4 5
.loo Jacobs, road work 9
N B Rogers, treas, jury and
witnesses 67 8
T B McLaurin, P O envelopes 10 6
J P Campbell, adding incline 157 5
J P Campbell, salary, etc 26
T A Huckabee, eq board 4
Jas Mc Arthur, dispensary
constable 62
M E Coward, salary 25
Thomas Jackson, road work 13 1
E J Griffeth, tents 60
Prince Fuller, jaunitor 1
j A Drake, salary and wook 179 1
j II Lowis, dif in mules 250
W C Breeden, mdse 42 6
j T Lee, cq board 6 8
F Manning jr, salary 99 S
j A Calhoun, magistrate.25
gpa BflttBtt 'I . f'7 Min' i
W T Newton, constable 5ll 61
Anderson Stanton, roadwork 15 '
J L Gilbert, pauper ' 28 ,
J W Moore, refunded com tax 4
G D Easterling, magistrate - 22 91
J T Douglas, mdse '. 113 ??
j li Simmons, hauling 6 !
A LUsh? , roadwork 5
D J McDaniel, 4* 4* IC 10
U K Odom, 44 " jj 1)2
W M Usher, 44 44 3 #
Wade Dismal, cutting tree 1
Henry Mcliimnion, drive 30 50
A li Mudd, convict guard 20
A L Easterling, salary and
postage 00 31
W W Brown, printing 1 25
Jesse Jones, Supt chain gang 45
I M Haig, sewer pipe 227 70
C 1) Odom, lumber 80
W M Atkinson, hauling 19 25
J K Fletcher, forage, 70 08
A M Flether, 44 101 50
li S Fletcher, corn 33 75
M itchel ?cMcLain, blicksmith 12 00
A. J Hays, constable 37 50
II L McLaurin, magistrate 75
Tl G McCall, mdso 25 40
Luther Fletcher, Supt road
force 75
T S Evans, money borrowed 175
E G Fletcher, c< rn 90
John Monroe, road work 18 23
John Lynch, 44 ** 15
Dave Dudley, 41 " 18
J D Hailey, 44 41 20
J D Stanton, eq board 9 25
HC Lasterling, potatoes 2 85
U L McLeod, lumber 4 20
C JJ liivors, .. 3 09
.lohn Bethen, driver 25
T J Whitaker, lumber 12 45
jackson mer Co, mdse 37 13
S J Mclnnis, magistrate 22 9i
J W Fletcher, road work 3 50
C 1) Odom, lumbei, 89 30
C M Smith, road work 70 87
J M Lee, 44 44 6 25
J T Whitaker, 44 14 6
Luther Fletcher, corn 68 40
J P Fletcher, road work 29 02
J O Sanders 41 44 9 50
Friday Robinson, 44 44 7 80
Henry Herring, Eq.board 7
John Thomas, ditching 73
J L Brigman, road work 3
J F David, 44 44 56 50
H S Grant. 44 44 17 12
N McLaurin lunacy 5
N B Rogers Treas, jury Wit.
& constable 140 45
J F Towns .md, ditching 6 75
U L Kirkwood, fertilizer 208 10
A L Calhoun, Mds. 22 58
Marlboro Democrat, printing 02 25
Southern bell Tell. Co. rent 7
Gus Stevens, pauper 27
B F Stanton, Eq. board 0
Lucian Williams, Mds. 24 7G
Dr. J ll Reese, lunacy 5
II II McLaurin, pauper 5 50
T B Gibson, Eq. board 3
J li Bundy, 4> 44 4
Nat office supply Co. ollice
supplies 15 65
Ind. road machn. Co. repairs 24
,1 A Driggers, paupers 9
II JJ & L G David, lumber 37 32
II L David, gravel 12 95
L G David, road work 24 37
J) K Stanton, Eq. board 2
W M Green, 44 0 40
C A Moore, pauper 24
II II Hubbard, ditching 10 05
B J Newton, cutting tree 1
Strauss & Co. pauper ' 4 <
ll B McIntyre, liq. board 3 .
J A Calhoun, magistrate 16 67
T W Newton, constable 12 95
B J McDaniel, road work 7
J O Sanders 4 4 4k 9
John Bristow, pauper 5
J JJ Gilbert, Supr. poor farm 22 50
W A Rogers, road work 33
W A McDaniel, ditching 1 50
J F David, road work 21 30
J F David, 44 44 30 IC
WD Sanders, 44 4 5C
John Thomas, dietching 71
J P Campbell, salary 25
N B Rogers, 14 25
N B Rogers, Treas, jury &
witness 202 5C
C K Pogues, gravel pit 100
D M Jameson, road work 13
M McLaurin, lunacy 5
C M Smith, road work 50 7f
M E Coward, salary 25
W P Breeden Mdse. 32 2(
Jas. McArthur, dispensary
constable 61 5(
F Manning, Jr. salary &c. 75 61
F Manning, supervisor 163 0?
Will G Ilagin, road work 20 li
Harris Bell, 44 44 3 3(
J K Fletcher, 44 44 6 3?
John Thomas, ditching ? 44) &
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J J Jones, road work J O
Isaac Loviner, pauper ; 2
A J David, Erj. board ' ? >'<? 0
C D Easterling, magistrate 22 02 j
Dr. J F Kinney, physician &
lunney 29 V,:
J A Driggcrs, pauper . 9
J W Chavis, constable 1'2 50;
A Li Easterling? salary 59 97
Gi o. M Webster, Eq. board 8 30
C L Rivers, lumber 20 16
J R O'Neal, Eq. board . 4
W M Dens, 44 7 30
A C Pearson, pauper 21
C H M Quick, road work 2
Strauss & Co. pauper * 4
D L McLaurln, Eq. board 2
Luther' Fletcher, Supt. road
force 75
II II Tatum lumber r 165 02
L McLaurin, Eq. board 7 40
E L Hamilton, pauper jf^\
W M Atkinson, hauling f
Jesse Jones, Supt. chain gong 45
W A Atkins, work on cage 1
D K Stanton, road work - 4
John Perkins, paup?r 5
D A McQuaig, lumber 1 44
A P Williams, Eq. board 6 80
C B Crosland, " 4
W P Breeden, 14 2
EW Smith, " 4 ;
N B Rogers, Treas, refunded
Comp tax 3
J ? Campbell, refunded
Comp, tax
Dr. J II Recese medical
attention 6" '
Lee Rigging, ditching . $tf22 19
F Manning, Jr. supplies 4 80
S J Mc Innis, magistrate 22 92
L B Pearson, work at jail 9
R Cam, Iron eic. 22
Dr. J L Jordan, lunacy 5
W N Odom, lumber ? 2 0
C D Odom, " 152 '.8
A L Morris, road work . 56 62.
DA Gray, ki u j ll" ?
J M Hood, " ' . .10 50"
J F David, 44 44 55 20 ,
J O Sanders, ,v -y 8
D N Jamison, '* 44 N^I?/.
Atlas Wade, 28 V4^
C M Smith, 44 4 4 34 56^
J S Simmons. 44 44 22
E B Williams, pauper 6
J B Green, convoying 16 58 !
J H & L A Hamer.. Mdse. M SW
A C Douglas, road work 24 21
F G Hollis & Co, Mdse. 161 61
F G Hollis, 44 44 294 13
Dr. L B Salters, lunacy 5
W J Smith, lumber |t? 04
C E Pegues, work Ferry .
Lane 400
City B'ville, lights for jail . 1 92
A C Green, lumber 4 80
R L Bryan & Co, stationery 9 70
W M Howe, peas ] 68 75
H B Tatum, lumber 98 50
II II McLaurin, pauper 5 50
U ti McCall, Mdse. 28 70
I M Haig, sewer pipe 102 87
A S Grant, pauper 12
J T Whitaker, Eq boord 4
Z T Wright, ditching 40 19
J W Bundy, Mdse. 20 76
W F Mangrum, lumber 4 83
Dr. J A Hamer, medical
attention 12 90
R L Freeman, Eq. board 21
Dr. C 1) Napier, lunacy 5
J B Hcustess, Eq board 4
C E Teague, work on Ferry
Lane 400
Total all ordinary taxes, $17,610 53
(To be Continued)
Winthrop College Scholarship
and Entrance Examination.
Thc examination for the award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop.^' \
lege and for the admission of V^/
i students will bo held at tho County
, Comb House on Friday, July ?J ab 0 A
M. Applicant? musbbo nob less bhan
fifteen years of age. When Scholar
ships are vacanb after July 3 bhey
will he awarded bo those making bho
highest average ab bids cxamlnabion,
provided bhey meet bhc condlblons
govorning thc award. Applicant? for
Scholarships should write bo President
Johnson before bhc examhrabion for
Scholarship examlnabion blanks.
Scholarships aro worbh $100 and
freo bulbton. Tho nexb session will
open Sopbombor to loos. For furbher
informablon and cabaiogue, address
Prcsl) H Johnson, Hock Hill, S C
18-20 ADP
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