The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, January 19, 1886, Image 1
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VOL.2. . . ABBEVILLE, S. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1886. NO. 20.
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A Southern (xciiius.
While visiting tlie little town of Buena
Vista, Homo time ago, I tumbled on
some reminiscences of the brilliant gen
ius who wrote "'all quiet along the Potomac
to-night.*' Poor Thud Oliver!
Bright, facinating, brilliant and dissipated.
He could make the finest speech
of any man at the bar. He was better
half drunk than bis brethren were in
their cool ?st moments. His puns, his
( epigrams and jokes, to say nothing of
1 "1 his sweet little poems, were quoted by
a largo circle of enthusiastic friends.
But he lived out his days before he hail
time to fulfil the promise .of his youth.
I can well imagine how that sensitive
soul wns moved .-to formulate that
grand poem, as he stood picket at some
lonely post beside the dark l'otomac
llivar, while
The stars up above with their glittering
eyes
Keep guard for the arm}' is sleeping.
He had no accurate notion of the val
ue of his work, and the scrawl was
passed from one to another of his com-,
rades, and around the camp-fire they
read and commented upon it. They
wefe true critics. One of his comrades
told tnc that he had been moved to tears
by the lines:
There is only the sour.;! of the lone
sentry's tread
As he tramps from the rock to the
fountain,
And he thinks of the two on the low
trundle bed,
Iii the cot far away on the mountain.
And when the battle was over, when
poor Thad had been roughly saluted by
the grim messenger and lay in an unknown
grave on a battle-scarred slope
among the Virginia hills, then the literati
read and wondered. First one and
then another of the sweet singers of the
earth were credited with this masterpiece
of poetry. And there luy the author
unheeding the wrangling and the
conflicting criticisms of those who wisely
sat themselves in the seat of judgment.
Hark! Was it the night wind that
rushed through thi> trons ?
Was it the moonbeams so wondrously
Hashing '?
It looked like a musket. "Ha! Mary,
goodbye.!"'
And th? life blood was ebbing and
, splashing.
All <|uiet along the Potomac to-night;
No sound snve the rush of the river;
While soft falls the dew on the face of
the dead,
The picket's off duty forever.
[Atlanta Constitution.
Change of Yottng Precinct.
The last Legislature amended the
law relating to the location and.names
of voting precihcts. Among other
changes it abolished the voting precinct
of McKittrick's Mills and made Mc
Coruiick the polling placc instead.
Both places being in the same township,
it will not he necessary for the voters
to change their certificates oT registration.
By a liberal construction of the
present Act, and a former one as well,
it also appears that the Supervisor of
the last Registration will have power to
change the certificates of persons who,
by reason of close propinquity of residence,
inav prefer to vote at a certain
* precinct. To illustrate, those living in
the lower part of Indian Hill Township
may vote at McCormick. and thosn liv
ing in Bordeaux Township remote from
McCormick can bo changed to the voting
precinct at Calhoun's Mills, if they
prefer.
Senator Maxwell has furnished us a
copy of the Act, as amended, and as n
good many of our readers are interested
in the matter, we append section 2,
which covers the ground mentioned
above. It is as follows :
*m nat whenever one polling place has
been changed to another place in said
towmhip, or where the name of the
polling place has been changed since the
last general election, the registration of
voters for the former polling place shall
bo valid and effectual for the new poll:J
t ?* *
mg piacu ur prccmci; nna where one or
more additional polling place or precincts
have been established in the same
township, or where a new precinct has
been established in a township which
formerly had none, it shall be the duty
of the Supervisor of Registration to
change the certificates of registration of
voters entitled by proximity of residence
to vote at such new precinct, requiring
in every case a surrender and cancellation
of the former registration certificate,
and requiring such ovidence as he may
V' deem proper *s to the right of the elector
to such change."
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF
t
Abbeville Cou.nty
For the Fiscal Year Commencing
November 1,
1884, and Ending
October 31,
1885.
To inx Honor the Presidinfj Jutlr/c of
the Court of General Session# for
Abbeville County. February Term,
I860:
The Hoard of County Commissioners
for said County rc4poctfnlly submit the
following report of Claims filed, audited
and allowed, and ordored paid by them
during the tisivd year JSS4?85, to wit:
Honda mid Brlil^CH.
Amimnt Amount
('Iniuir-d Allowed
1 John Ali^s $ 15 00 15 00
2 W. A. Atrnew 10 <ht 10 00
3 W. M. Altiwlno 8S5 90 883 90
4 f. J. Arnold 47 00 47 00
5 J.'M. Bnskin, Jr 10 00 7 61
C N. M. B.tmon 150 00 150 00
" 6. 8. Bol?s ft 00 0 00
8 J. Buwen 5 Of) ft 00
J Bras ford Boyd 2S 124 2S 134
10 I?. A. Boyd 21 87 i 21 871
11 1). A. Bovd ... 7ft 0'J 75 00
12 0. A. Boyd Iind P.L. White 20 00 20 00
13 .1. B Boyd * 2S 124 2S 124
14 Lrt'e Boyd 21 674 21 974
U T. .1. Bowt-n 2<MK) 20 00
10 ?T. 13. Brail ley 47 00 47 00
17 J. A. Brooks..., 109 50 UK) 50
18 .T. A. Brooks T 00 7 00
13 U. M. Brooks...9 248 00 248 00
20 It. M. Brooks 70(H) 70 00
21 It. M. Brooks 70 00 70 00
22 A.T.Brown 70 00 70 00
23 (J. N. Brown . 144 00 144 00
24 G. \V. Btirhnmm 60 00 00 00
25 J. B. Burri*? 2S5 00 2Si 00
20 .1. B. Uurrisrt.. . < 515 00 515 OO'j
27 I>. C. Calvert 20 00 20 00
23 P. A. Chrntham 185 00 185 00
29 P. A. Chealhnm 2 00 2 00
8(1 P. A. ClientLmin 8 00 8 00
81 J. K. Cheat hnm 5 00 5 00
82 J. II. Clliikscult's ' 8 00 S 00
32 T. II. C'urlirtii... i?? nr* in nn
-- ..... #v WW iV uu
83 Win. Cook 8 00 8 00
34 W. O. Op.nii r 20 00 2?00
35 W. A. Dnid 1 60 1 SO
ftfl W. P. Devlin 14 00 14 00
3T W. 1*. Devlin 6 (>0 6 00
8S W. M. Ktl words ....... 1 ?K> 1 00
39 W. T. Kilts 2 00 2 (K'
40 J. W. K?'ll VJ 00 IS 00
41 .1. W. Poll 10 00 10 00
42 ' J. T. P.irtcsciitf 8 00 8 00
48 .1. T. Fortesciie 8 00 S00
44 J. R. Pranks 114 00 114 00
4*> II. li. Klbert 320 00 8-20 00
4ft II. 11. Glbert 00 840 00
47 II. K. Gllmrt 104 50 102 50
45 11. R Glbert 85 00 85 fM>
49 Glbert it Wlls.n S99 00 899 0(1
50 Glbert t& Wilson 80 00 3(5 0'?
51 Gillltun Bros...- 2*10 CO 200 0#
52 Gtl.lam Bros 400 00 400 00
53 Oilll.iin Bros 85 00 35 00
51 Green & llcarat C 50 G 50
55 J. A. llufinn...! 8<i 00 ? 8i) 00
50 I>: P. lliinnitb* 30 00 80 00
57 P. P. llnnnnh 15 (VI 15 00
5S W. M. HI trains 3"0 00 3m) oo
59 W. M. IHu'L'Ins 20 50 20 50
61 M. I Ileitis 10 00 10 00
CI Geo. T. Hodges (J (VI C 00
C1 W. T. Huff.. 10 35 10 35
OH .T. W. Jennings 20 00 20 00
Ct W. T. Jeuiitnss 75 (0 75 00
05 8. A. Jordan 1 00 1 00
66 J. C. Kotinetly 25 00 85 Oft
67 \V. 1\ Ken m il y 5 oO 5 00
CS .1. N. KInic 65 00 M 00
69 J. N. King Kl 00 60 00
70 J. N. Klnsr 90 Oi) 06 00
71 J. N. Kin* 18ft M 120 00
7* T. II. Klnpli &. Hros 150 00 ISO 00
7* J. Knox At 6 00 6 00
74 W. A. Latimer 2 50 2 60
75 J. W. Lipscomb 7 SO 7 60
76 W. R. MrAilains 5 06 5 06
77 J. A. McAllister 20 00 20 00
78 .T. A. McAllister 7S0 850
70 It. .1. McOaslsn 4 00 4 ?0
60 T. M. McCwlnn 6 00 5 0<?
61 Wm. 'McNeill 57 06 57 06
S2 Win.MoNelll 20 00 20ft0
68 J. B. M'iorc 4 00 4 00
S4- .J. II. Morrah and O. A.
85 a pTy ;' 80 0,1 80 00
85 8. P. Morruh 6 qq 6 0f>
86 W. K. MnrHooo 15 00 Js qq
81 K H. Nlckle* 224 03 224 00
8S J. II. Nlcklea 10 00 i0 00
SO J. II. Nlcklea J0 00 j0 qo
90 J. S. Norwood 45 70 45 70
91 J. II. Oullo 4 93 4 ^
9i Parker A, IIIII 9 ^ ^
93 W. II. Pntton go 00 20 00
94 Jus. Pratt 15 (l0 15 ^
95 K. M. Pratt 1 00 1 no
90 J. M. Prlnoo Boo 600
97 '* Pru.tt 13 50 12 50
11 ? D* P"r<l,r 600 6 00
99 W. II. Purkeraon 00 00 60 00
100 W. S. liansom ?5 00 05 no
101 W. N. Kntiaom 81 35 81 85
102 W. C. ltaftor 89 00 89 00
108 W. C. KMOJ aan m nan A,,
104 H. B. ltfjrnolris 5 AO 5 60
106 W.'G. Uleo, Jr 10 00 BeJetUd
100 M. lllcbardfton 90 00 90 00
107 8. A. Ulchftnloon'. 9 30 9 60
103 B. M. Biehardson 5 00 500
109 J.W. Blchey 10 00 10 00
110 Kdwnrd Boeh? .. 4 00 4 00
111 A. U?n?e. 9 95 9 96
119 A. P. Heawrlpht.s 10 00 10 00
118 1). T. Blmpaon 86 44 85 44
114 B. F. Smith. 1900 00 1 800 00
115 O. T. Smith 118 53 118 fiO
116 F. M. Stone 1 50 1 f.O (
117 J. K. Swesirlnpon 100 00 S5 00 1
118 .liui. Tnggurt 4 S3 4 ftO J
119 Tnylor <fc I lol It lifts tvortli.. V5G 00 2*i6 Ml S
120 .1.0. Tittle 50 00 50 00 ID
121 8. II. Tolbt rt 24 75 24 11
122 J. M. Trewltt 40 50 40 5) > 12
12:} W. P. Turner CO 00 00 00 1?
124 K. W. Watson 120 00 120 0<) 14
120 K. W. Wntsnn 893 0'J 893 00 18
126 K. W. Watson 10 00 10 00 1<1
127 S. M. Wutson 22 00 22 (X) 17
128 W..J. Wells R 00 5 00 IS
129 1*. L. Whlto 6 Q:> 0 00 19
130 Geo. 3. Wilson 247 00 247 00 2,1
Ml Weo.S. Wlismi 9!) 00 99 00 21
182 J. II. Wilson 81 00 31 00 22
183 J. L, Wilson 70 0.1 70 00 i 28
134 Win. Wlls-in 12 00 12 0!) 2-1
185 Wilson Js Mllford 2 40 2 46 25
130 L. II. Wllkerson 10 00 10 00 2fi
137 L. H. Wllkcrson f> 00 5 00 27
185 Thos. J. Iloarst 10 00 10 00 2S
139 Win. Cook 2 00 2 00 29
140 L. A. Lee 15 25 1 5 00 30
141 W. L. 1 4 60 4 00 H1
1 ? ? . on
Hi .J. Lt. W1I3DIL 100 00 100 00 I
I 38
* 10 612 80 j !J4
85
? a(.
Public IlitlldlnKN. f'
39
1 II. K. Bracliani S 7 40 7 40 8U
2 B. K. Benchuin 8 75 8 75 40
8 Bay Brown 2S 25 2S 25 41
4 JnincB Bryun 12 00 12 00 42
5 J. 1). Chalmers Ji Co... . 85 90 85 90 j 48
6 J. 1). Chalmers A Co IS 00 18 00 ' 41
7 Henry Chalmers 5 50 5 60 ' 45
S (}. C. Cobb 8 00 8 00 i 40
9 J. C. Douglass 2 75 2 75 ! -17
10 J. F.C. Ditl're IS 88 IP 88 j ^
11 llnyhes, Spencer >fc Co.... 76 50 76 fO i ^
12 Ed. Ueinler8.?ii 1 50 1 50 i jq
18 11(1. llennerson 7 00 7 00 i
14 Cicero lluirhof 5 00 5 00 !
15 H. W. Lnwmin ,fc Co 6t 00 04 00 j M
16 (J.II.Moore 1 50 1 50 ;
17 RutiiitgeiSc Pnttoii. 5 25 5 25
Id W. II. Shlves 1 50 1 50 | r,G
10 J II. Simmons 2S 00 29 00 ! f,
20 J. W. Sicn 6 25 6 25 j '
21 I>. B. Smith 6 50 6 50 i ^
22 I>. B. Smith 5 <)0 6 00!c)
28 Smith A, Wells 22 60 ?2 50 c,
24 Wilson Henderson 8 75 8 75 ?2
25 Wilson As Henderson 10 00 8 00 g,j
26 Wilson Si Henderson.. .. 2 50 2 50 ^
27 Wilson At Henderson 8 00 8 00 j ^
26 Wilson <b Henderson 2 ftj 2 00 j fiA
?'J Wllt><iii <fc LIeii>l<*rm>ii A 00 5 00 ^
90 - WiWuu 4i Henderson A 00 9 U0 ^
t 400 13 09
l'oor IIotiNe mid Poor.
1 R. P. Blako * 1 75 KejocUd
'J J. K. Johiittoil 10 00 Ke)<-nt<-(]
I a .T. Allen Kamiy 165 00 1?5 00
i ii. .-men umiiey ltUUO 1T0 00
6 .1. Allen Ratney 170 00 170 00
6 J. Allen Rtllley 170 OJ 170 00
7 J. Allen ltamey ISO 00 ISO 00 '
S J. Allen Ratney 170 00 170 00
9 .1. All. n Uniiu-y 176 00 175 00
10 J. Allen Ratney 17ft 00 175 00
11 ,1. Allen Ramey 175 00 175 00 !
12 .1. Allen Raniey Ifio 00 165 00 11
IS J. Allen l:?ney 155 00 165 00 1
H L. A. Rauiey 3 50 3 50 1
15 II. T. Wurdlnw 6 00 Rejected 1'
16 Win. Wilson 6 00 Rejected 1
Ii
$ 1 678 00 I;
: ii
2i
M iMrellnneouH. 2
1 J. G. Adams $ 13 90 18 90 2
2 Wyatt Aiken. 61 25 81 25 f
8 Wyatt Aiken SI 25 81 25 2
4 Wyatl Aiken . 81 25 81 25 2
5 O.l). Allen 80 00 Rejected 2
6 T.J. Arnold 2 90 2 90 2
7 J. T. Raskin, Jr 5 20 5 20 2
8 W.O Bradley lltt 00 116 00 2
0 .1. R. Bullock 6 70 6 70
10 O. & G. R. R. Co 7 87 7 87 8
11 W.T. Cownn a no ? nn 8
12 J. A. Crawford 18 70 12 70 8
18 G. A. D. nnlDg G2 25 62 86 8
14 W. V. DuPre 10 60 10 80 f
16 M. A. Kullrrs .... 0 70 6 70 y
16 A. M. Hill tfc dona 10 40 10 40 *
17 Geo. C. llodura 6 80 6 80 8
18 Clc?ro Hughes 66 00 6? 00 8
10 J. O. Jenntugs 6 80 6 80 4
20 K. U. Johhkon 8 90 8 00 4
21 Mrs. E. Kelley.... 77 85 77 85 4
22 J. M. 0.|Klnnr<l 12 90 12 90 *
23 J.O. Klngh 209 M> 209 60 4
M J. 8. Kluch 8 90 8 90
25 W.W. Klugh 8 10 8 10 4
26 II. W. LnwKon A Co 68 75 68 76 4
27 MubryA llttl 20 00 20 00 4
28 O. M. MntlUon 19 00 19 00 4
29 Tlioa. McAlllator 6 80 6 60 5
80 W It. McKlnney 81 60 81 60 8
81 A. Mitchell 4 60 4 60 6
82 Parker & Hill 60 , 60 6
88 J. T. Parka 31 as 2126 5
84 W.T. Pt-nney 17 25 17 26 6
86 ,T. W. Perrln 25 00 26 o6 6
86 J. W. Perrln 26 00 25 00 6
87 Perrln & Cotbran 4 00 4 00 6
38 L. B. Rainey 4 00 4 00 &
89 L. Kcnmei 80 00 Rejected 6
40 Wui. lMlt-y 3 20 8 20 6
41 L. U. Kussell * 8 25 2 26 6
42 W. J. Smith &, Bon 20 25 20 25 6
43 8|>?ed it NvulTor. 37 SO 37 30 1
44 J. M. titevBiis 36 00 Rejected 6
45 J. C. Walker 7 80 7 80 6
46 J. H* Wnlkur 61 00 51 00 6
47 WardUw A Edwards. 168 94 168 94 6
48 Wh-W? Broa 28 08 28 08 6
49 Dr. J. W. Wldemvn 10 00 10 00 7
60 I)r. J. W. Wldenian 10 55 Refected 7
51 M. O. Zt'lgler 713 00 713 00 7
53 Richmond Puyton 13 80 13 30 7
68 Dr. John Bandera 7 30 7 30 7
$ 3 164 59 7
Trial Justice*.
8
1 A. F. Calvert $ $ 75 8 76 6
t A. F. Calvert 16 50 16 60 8
8 A.F.Calvert 6 30 6 30 8
4 A, F. Cslvftrt 10 SO 10 60 8
6 A. F. Calvert 6 0ft 6 00 8
i A. F. Cnlvcrt 10 00 10 00
O. T. Calhoun 141 <50 10.r> 80
I M. }\ DfBruhl 30 50 30 6T
M. !? DcBrulil 36 90 80 00
I M. V- Dellrubl 12 01 12 01
M. P. DfBrnhl 17 10 17 jq
! M. P. DoBrulil 43 20 4:} 2ti
I M. P. DeRrtilil 21 80 21 SO
M.P. DcRruhl 82 90 32 90
? K. P. F. Giles 15 00 15 00
i E. 8. F. Giles 19 85 ]i| ?sq
I..S. F. Giles 15 30 15 80
1 K- OHes 22 SO 15 80
K. S. F. OHes 25 40 25 40
1 R. C. llnrkncim 15 20 15 20
R. O. Hnrknexs 9 00 7 10
J. F. Hndpe* 5 40 8 4'
T. F. Notices 15 60 15 f(0
J. F. Ilodces 7 95 7 95
.J. F. Hodges 6 (H) C 00
i J. F. Hodges 2 00 2 00
J. F. Hotlsos 13 90 9n
J. F. Hodges 3D 45 30 45
I. F. I Fudges 1160 1160
J. F. Hodges 19 20 12 00
J. F. Hoilges 20 00 18 00
J. F. H-d-es 20 80 17 25
J. F. Hodges 8 50 8 50
W. O. Holler 4 CO 4 fi0
C. V. Mmil 11 20 2C 2-') 20
II. A. McCuslnn 21 60 21 60
K. A. MuCasliui 6 40 r> 00
It. A. McCnalan y.... 16 81) 16 80
It. A. Met'iittlun Its,) u 8U
R. A. McC.1sl.1n 16 70 1-190
T. R. Moore 8 .);) s yu
J. R.Moore 7 ,J0 7lK)
J. It. Moore 10 30 10 30
I. It. Moore 10 30 10 80
... n. ra.Niro ft 40 0 40
J. It. Moore 9 oO 9 ay
T. I.. Moure jy 75 31 75
T. L. Moure. 11 Yu n -()
J. Mo*?rly 17 10 1;} lJ0
J. J. Mostly IS 60 IS 10
J. J. Mostly 9 70 ? 70 I.M.ioely
16 28' S 65
W.N. Unnv.m 21 <0 2140
W.N. Kuiisoin 485 485
W.N. UanKinit 14 50 1450
W. F. ltnnsom 14 00 14 00
W. K. Hansom (j 00 6 ?Q
W. N. Uunsmii 9 CO 7 00
W. N. Ittiiiftom l^o;, 15 20
. W. N. Kansmn 57 10 65 10
W. N. Ransom....? 69 95 49 jo
W.N. n.u.<u...> .. ...
# ii ty 11 3U
W. N. (j oo c ou
W. N. Rnnaom S ^ 8 jq
J. Y. hitton 87 40 81 40
.1. R. Tarrum 21 45 2l 43
George Thomas 9 8ft 9 35
K. W Watson ^10 8 10
E. W. Watson 11 90 11 10
* 1 198 67
ConNtnblfM.
1 A. Apnew. $ 19 40 ,9 ^
2 J. N. A leXAmlcr 4 05 4 (55
3 C. I). Allen 9 00 9 oil
4 C.D.Allen 7 20 7 20
5 O. 1). Allen 6 00 6 00
6 W. II. Arnold 15 50 18 jq
7 W. II Arnold o go 2 SO
8 W. II. Arnt.M 27 20 27 20
W. 11. Arnold 21 25 21 25
I) W. II. Arnold 4 95 4 9J>
1 W. M. Arnold 45 25 85 25
2 Samuel Raker 3 45 3 m
i p-f'ST1 BOr'
i F. ,1. Bell 2 00 2 tO
5 J. II. Rill, Jr. 2 45 245
6 John H. Bell... 7 70 7 70
S George W. Bell 6-1 20 80 00
L> F. K. Bowie 8 7.-, 8 75
I) K. K. Bowie 1 35 1 3^
1 II. W. BowIp 1 85 Rejected
2 Marshall Boyd 25 90 6 50
S R. M. Brooks 17 50 17 50
4 Wesley Burns 8 90 8 90
5 Wesley Burns 2 20 2 20
8 Wesley Burns 2 75 2 75
7 E. B. Calhoun 2'- 60 25 10
S J. L. Culvert 2 25 2 25
9 J. L. Calvert 7 00 7 00 |
0 J. L. Calvert r, on k on
1 S. R. CarlUle ; 2 20 2 20 !
2 8. U. UKI.I.
3 S. R. Carlisle 15 75 lft 75 j
4 8. R. CarlUKi 14 25 14 26 1
3 8. K. CnrllKle * 0 7ft 9 76
6 8. R. Cnrllhlu 16 S6 lj <s& i
7 8. 1C. Curlluli* 10 SO Iff 8) 1
5 S. R. Carlisle 26 66 26 65
9 8. R. Cm Hole 66 26 41 9ft
0 8. R. Cnrliele 14 90 14 00
1 8. R. Carllse 6 40 6 40
2 C. M. Currull 3 00 200
8 O. N? Ca??n 2 00 2 00
4 John Cumin 8 90 3 90
6 O. C. CoNb 8 80 8 80
6 Kd. Coctimn 8 Til 8 70
7 Kd. Cochran 8 80 8 80
9 F. K. Cowan 2 46 2 46
9 William Crawford 6 60 6 80
'i Landon Davis 2 00 2 00
1 Oeorg? Fvrvueon 8 60 6 60
2 Omrye Fliher 2 00 2 00
3 W. 8. Fouche 6 26 6 26
4 J. B. Olymph 10 86 10 8ft
5 J. II. Olymph 6 40 6 40
0 J. B. Glyiuph 9 00 0 00
7 J. B. Glymph 12 *5 12 25
S .?. B. Glympn 18 00 IS 00
9 J. E. ?<Ml(]?nl 7 65 7 86
0 J. W.Gray 8 80 0 80
1 J. P. lUrkness 2 00 2 00
2 L. C. llaskol! 4 05 4 06
8 P. D. U.nlges 18 70 10 85
4 F. L>. Hodgwa 2 75 i 76
5 F. D. Hodges 4 93 4 95
6 J. A. Homer 4 00 4 00
7 H. rt. Huckabee 8 00 8 00
8 !. M. Huckabee 4 60 4 60
9 J, W. Huekabbee 86 86 26 85
0 G. R. ami J. L. Hunter... 6 00 6 AO
1 Cicero Uaghea 2 00 8 00
8 Ciroro Hugbea 2 60 2 60
8 Cloero Hmhea 0 <-0 6 00
4 G. G. MoAlllstur 2 75 2 76
6 J. A. McAllister 81 00 81 00
6 J. A. McAllister 12 80 12 80
7 G. W. MeCaalao 15 85 15 85
8 J. W. MoOslan 10 20 10 20
9 J. W. McCaslan 7 rfa 7 55
0 J. w. Mouailun 6 60 6 $0
1 J. W. MoOuUn U 16 14 18
2 T. M. MoCabUO 8 00 9 00
3 R.J. McCft?1an S 60 8 60
4 B. F. MrK^ller 19 70 19 70
6 ri. F. Modeller 18 7ft IS M
feisA-? v M k
*>6 II. K. McKvllcr 24 90 U 9<
ST B. F. McKtiUer ... 10 60 10 &
&S B. F. McKellcr 15 55 15 6
90 B. F. McKrllor 22 SO 22 S
91 B. F. McKillar... 13 15 12 6
92 J. II. McDIll 5 10 5 1
58 W. O. Monro 2 00 2 0
94 W. L. Moore S 45 8 4
95 W. I? Moore S 45 8 4
96 W. L. Moore 4 GO 4 6
97 W. L. Moore 2 25 2 2
9S W. L. Moore 9 75 9 7
99 N>-<1 Murphy 3 00 8 0
100 A. 1'in.son 8 05 3 0
101 W. II. I'tirkcrson 31 60 81 0
102 W. II. Purkcraon 13 25 13 2
103 K. A. Keuean 4 83 4 3
104 K. A. KoHtriin 4 40 4 41
105 BOIntow Sherotl 2 10 2 li
106 2 00 2 0
107 J. I). ShiM.luy 8 90 S?
10S George Smith 3 70 3 7
109 G?-orgt? Smith 8 75 3 7
110 N. Strom 2 55 2 5
111 W. T. S|uo.l 4 10 4 1
112 J. II. Thonuw S 90 S 9
113 J. II Thomusft.nl 7 00 7 0
114 J. II. Thomas 25 40 7 5
115 S. W. Tbor|. 5 05 5 0
116 L.S. Trcwltt 3 40 8 4
117 1). L. Wuirtlftw 12 00 12 0
118 I). I.. Wnnlluw 15 00 1 5 6
119 D. L Wnrilluw 0 35 6 3
120 8. M. Watson G 20 6 2
ui o. iu. n aison 'J 00 9 0
12-2 Eilwuril Wcatfluld 2 00 2 0
128 O. L. Wilson 8 00 8 0
124 G. L. Wilson 2 20 2 2
12.r? G. L. Wlloon 8 33 6 0
120 W. W. Wllsnn 10 05 10 9
127 George FioUer 110 11
* 1 110
Election MnuaeorN.
1 W. 11. Acker $ 6 00 6 0
2 J. I). Alewlne 6 90 6 9
8 J. M. linker 4 00 4 0
4 John T. ISaskin 7 00 7 0
5 G. C. Bra-lley 100 10
n w t ?" - -
w < * a. uimnuj I WJ I C
7 W. n. Brltt 1 a) II
S A. K. Unrtun fi 00 6 C
9 A. F. Culvert 4 80 4 i
10 J. W. Chiles 1 50 1 I
11 11. 11 Clamp C CO 6 <
12 A. C. Cllnkscules 4 20 4 5
13 C. 11. Cowan 5 40 64
14 E. Cowan 1 20 15
15 A. M. D.mUOD 6 00 6 C
1A J. J. Drennnn 8 00 8-C
17 J. B. Franks 7 00 7 (
IS D. P. Hannah 2 90 2
19 L. C. Haskell 5 40 5 4
20 J. 8. Henderson 4 00 4 (
21 J. W. HAckal.ee 4 00 4 C
22 1C. H. Hughes 2 90 2 S
28 J.O.Johnson 7 00 7 (i
24 E. I). Kay 1 40 14
25 K. T. Klrkpatrtek 185 1?
26 a. It. Knox 8 70 8 i
27 J. T. Latimer .' 400 4C
29 J. M. Lolth 1 00 1 C
29 Julin Lyou S IV) 8 S
80 W. T. Msjrlll 4 80 4 S
31 J.C. McDIll 8 20 8 2
32 \Y. C. McQnwan tt UJ 8 fl
38 W. P. Mcllwaln 120 12
34 W. T.J Millford 8 70 8 7
35 J. A. Moraine 1 IW IS
30 J. H. Morrali 8 60 8 C
37 J. W. Morrah 6 00 6 0
8S W. H. Mundy 1 20 12
89 J. W. Nlckles 5 00 5 0
10 Thurston North 1 50 1 C
41 J . 8. Preas-ly 8 10 8 1
42 L. B. Uaiuey 8 30 fl fl
18 W. K. lllchoj ft 60 5 !
44 J. T. Koltertaoti 300 8C
15 It. J. Robertson 1 (X) 10
46 W. A. Scott 6 00 CO
47 O. B. tMtnmons 8 40 8 4
IS A. W. Smith 8 00 8 0
49 J. T. Solomons 1 00 1 C
50 P. B. Speed 8 (M> 8 0
51 P. W. Sullivan 7 20 7 2
ot <i.a. amneriitnii 0 IK) 6 0
53 J. It. Tarrant, <Jr C (JO 6 0
M D. J. Wardlaw 4 ?? 4 6
? J.L WblU' 1 60 16
56 J. T. Widewau 6 40 6 4
57 8. O. Young 8 95 8 9
53 O. U ttlley 4 '20 4 2
59 J. W. Wtdcmat) 6 20 6 2
GO G. 8. Cade 4 05 4 0
$ 281 6
Nherifi.
1 J. F.C. DuPre $ 11145 1114
2 J. P. C. DuPre 92 45 67 1
3 <J. F. C. Da Pro 104 95 104 S
4 .T. F. C. DuPre 86 Id 86 1
5 J. F.C. DuPre 58 36 5*3
6 J. F.C. DuPre 67 50 67 8
1 J. F. C. DuPre 03 15 93 1
8 J. F. C. DuPre 99 95 99 fi
9 J. F. C. DuPre 95 85 95 8
10 J. F.C. DuPre 802 95 202 S
11 J. F.C. DuPre 205 15 205 1
12 <T. F. C. DuPre 647 87 ?47 6
8 J. F C. DuPre 878 10 876 1
14 J. F. C. DuPre 97ft 80 976 E
16 J. F. C. DuPre 45 85 45 S
16 W. H. Ouzts 12 85 12 8
* 3 278 C
*
Auditor.
?
1 J. T. Parks $ 600 00 600 C
800 C
Clerk of Court.
1 M. O.ZeUlcr $ 140 00 140 0
;8 M. G* Zatgler 130 85 110 S
8 M. G. Zrfxler 1M 40 1M 4
4 M. G. Zelgler M TO Ml
9 m 4
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C'aroner.
1 J. A. BhllHto $ 89 70 80 7
J. A. 8t|IHlto 14 00 14 0
t. J, A.ShMllto, 15 00 16 B
' V. ..i':, tlx \ ' \
0 4 .1. A. Shtlllto 14 00 14 00
0 a J. A. Shllltto 14 00 .Rejected
5 * ?
n ( 93 20
U Jury Comnilutoner.
1 J. K. Bullock | 55 60 55 60
5 2 J. It. Bollock 21 60 21 60
0 3 J. It. Bullock 25 00 25 00
5 4 J. It. Bullock 46 20 46 W)
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0 f 14S 40
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^ County C'ommlMloncn.
D
D 1 J. It. Bullitck $ 48 80 48 80
I) t W. T. Cowan 821 65 821 65
0 8 O. M. Mnttison 12 00 12 00
0 4 James A. MuCurd 304 55 804 05
I) 5 William Itlley 815 00 815 00
5 C J. C. Kiugh, Clerk B. C. U.. 200 00 2*0 00
5 i
0 $ 1 195 60
0 v
0
o 1 Court K.tpeniH's 8 415 65 8 415 6
5 '
0 Board of Equalisation.
?r 1 B. 8. Barnwell * 8 00 .'J 00
^ 2 J. E. Brownlro 4 20 4 SO
0 8 J. 8. Prcsaley 8 90 8 90
" 4 W. M. Tacgait 7 80 7 80 .
q 5 C. A. C. Waller 4 40 4 40
^ | 22 80
5 t?
? Printing.
1 Abbeville Messenger $ 145 47 14ft 47
2 Abbeville Mossenger 87 00 87 00 A
8 B<uiham Cothran A Perrln.. 8 00 8 00 ^
4 Obns. L. Calvo 18 60 18 60 0
5 Hcm|ihill a Hemphill 42 74 42 74
>0 6 Hemphill A Hemphill .... 110 00 110 00
0 7 Hemphill a Hemphill 41 84 41 84
0 9 Hemphill* Hemphill 65 10 06 10
10 9 Walker, Evans * Cogswell. 118 05 118 06
10 10 Hugh Wilson 169 00 160 00
t) 11 Hugh Wilson IS 00 18 00 I
10 12 Hugh Wilson 62 68 86 18 W |
? 18 Hugh Wilson 10 94 10M J (W
0 18 Hugh Wilson... 4? 26 42 28 |
10 872 62 I
to J
Kj Lnnncjr.
>0 1 Dr. J. II. Bell S 6 00 8 00 J
Hl 2 Dr. H. Droniran 6 00 6 00 1
0 8 l)r. F. P. Gary 6 00 6 00 J
10 4 Dr. F. F. Gary..-. 10 00 10 00
10 6 Dr. J. W. Keller 600 6 00 ]
10 6 Dr. W. JC. Link ft 00 6 00 I
10 7 Dr. H.T.Lyon 10 00 10 00 I
10 S J. Fuller Lyon 82 65 82 68 I
0 9 Mabry St 11111 10 00 10 00 I
10 Dr. J. L Miller 6 00 6 00 A
n .. -
u o. n. KoDinson 8 CO 8 CO
10 12 Dr. J. A. Kobinaon 10 00 10 00 I
O
10 ? 100 06
: ? ? 1
,j Pant Xort?m. ' 1
0 1 Dr. J. n. Boll $ 10 00 10 00 ]
0 2 Dr. If. L. Oulbertson 10 00 6 00
0 8 Dr. K. II. Edwards 80 00 6 00
10 4 Dr. K" P flnrv
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0 0 Dr. K. F. Only 6 (X) BOO
0 6 Dr. K. V. Gary 10 00 10 00 I.
0 7 Dr. F. F. Gary BOO 6 00 )
0 8 Dr. N. Henry 6 00 6 00 H
0 0 l)r. L. T. Hill 6 00 6 00 . H
0 10 Dr. L.T. Hill 80 00 80 00 H
0 11 Dr. L. T. Dill 80 00 ' 80 00 V
0 12 Dr. O. R. Ilurton 6 00 6 00 . X
0 18 Dr. J. G. Johnson 89 00 80 00 V
0 14 Dr. J. -W. Keller 80 00 80 00 V
0 16 Dr. 8. T. Lea 6 00 6 00
0 16 Dr. Th?'?. Ly?n 6 00 6 00
0 17 Dr. J. L. Miller 6 00 6 00 1
^ IS Tui/|{urt it Hnirbey 10 00 10 00
0 19 Dr. J. W. Thomas 10 00 10 00 g
0 20 Dr. J. W. Wideuian 86 00 86 00 J
0 fl
0 | 860 00 !
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5 Rccapltulatiou.
'' Honda and Bridges $10 619 80 * i
" Public Buildinps 400 18 J
Poor Uoqm and Poor I 878 ISO Mk
~ Miscellaneous ?... 9 164 69
6 Trial Justices 1 168 67
Constables 1 116 06
Election Managers 924 40
Sheriff 8 978 69 - <
5 Auditor... 600 00
K Clerk of Pnnrt '** "
? wo w
5 Coroner 98 20
0 Jury Commissioner 146 40
3 County Commissioners anil Clerk 1 166 80
0 Court Expanses 6 416 66
5 Board of Eqaallnttrin M 80
15 Stationery and Printing 672 83
$ Lunacy 106 06
5 l\tst Mortem Kx 980 00 ^
6 t ? ? 9? " '
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j Respectfully submitted,
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? Clerk B. O.C.
C. E. BRUCE, |
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o KUltZ'H OLD STAND,
" Boot. and Shoe Maker
FIHST-CLASS work made and repaired at
short notice. All kinda of work nada^
0 Ladies and Gents Kid Top Gaitora and L*~
*> dies Button Gaitora. All work raaraotecd.
0 Best French Calf and J?id uaeo. Tens*?
0 Strictly Caah.
~ Feb 18-tf 10 .
1
Everybody bear in mind that we am
still offering almost our entire line of
0 millinery at and below coat, determined
o to reduce our stock before the 1st Jano
uary. U. M. Haddon &Oo.
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