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ESALIHD 85 NEBRY4.C,WDEDY ERUR 8 84PIE.0AYA
ANNUAL REPORT
-OF
COUNTY TREASURER
-OF
NEWBERRY COUNTY
For the Fiscal Year Com
mencing November 1st,
1892, and Ending Octo
ber 31st, 1893.
Ordinary County Fund-1891-92.
No.
2 A J Livingston, $22 45
3 Isadore Ruff, 3 00
5 J Henry Caldwell, 6 00
6 B T Caidwell, 4 00
7 W W Riser, 61 80
10 Leavell & Speers, 12 75
11 D H Henderson and others, 3 55
12 Purcell & Spearman, 16 10
14 Mrs M R Forbis, 4 00
15 Geo B Cromer, 24 85
16 J H Smith, 6 00
17CFBoyd, - 1335
18WWFalmer, 470
21 J C Sehumpert, 2 70
22 MJScott &Co.,' 4-00
23 Arthur Kibler, 7 75
24 W G Honseal, 1630
25 Chas Tidwarsb, 69
26FVCapers, 700
28 J N Martin, 20 02
29 F J Harwan, 24 10
36 Albert Anderson, 5 10
31 E A Scott, 80 00
32 3 H McCollough, 10 00
33 P E Wise. 8 33
3 W G Peterson, 50 00
3C&GSMower&Co, 10 00
36 B W Stevens, 2 80
37 W C Crower, 407 45
39 WTDavis &Co, 9 70
41 Wallace & Kinard, 2 25
40 W W Riser, 37 55
42 W H Harris, 16 45
43 Counts & Tribble, 16 88
44 Leavell & Speers, 4 00
45 Mrs Anna E Wicker, 8 50
46 Coleman Wyatt, 1 00
47 David Prince, 2 00
48 Walker, Evans & Ccgswell
Co. 8 00
69 J B Heller, 25 00
79 C T Wyche, 15 00
82 A A Madden, 15 25
87 J M Kibler, 15 70
90 Z F Wright, 14 05
95 Jos Wood, 13 50
105 Jas McIntosh, 15 00
106 C & -G S Mower, 5 90
109 D H Wbeeler, 23 85
115 Mary Fortis, 4 00
119 0 B Mayer, 10 00
123 B E Sawyer, . 4 80
133 T B Leitzey, 34 50
137 Moseley Bros, 6 20
145 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 7 00
149 F E Maybin, 21 45
152 Jas K P Geggans, 58331
154 S P Crotwell, 133 40
157 Bouseal & Kibler, 144 00
173 W T W leun, 1 50
188DHipp &Co, 2270
196 F E May bin, 2 00
- 242 W I Herbert, - 2 25
335 Win Laogford, 7 00
393 O H P Fant & Son, 1 80
413 J J Crooks, 4 90
416 B H Cline and Jacob Ehr-.
hardt, 500 00
418 NE Aullfor JL AnI, - 142 00
482 HJ Moats, 2 00
498 Geo TReid, 16 20
417 W J Holloway and Geo T
Reid, 50 00
Ordinary County Fund-1892'-93.
1 J Hrosson, $ 3 00
4 D LClamjp, 20 00
8 G-B Crome,r, - 22 65
9 Clamp. Henderson and
otbers, *159 99
13 WF Timmnons, 12 00
19 C& G SMower Co, 54 13
20D B Wheeler, 4 00
3SiJoo WReagin, 33 20
27 Aull & Houseal, 4 50
49 RP Wallace, - 20 00
50 P Griffln, 20 00
51 G PGrifin, 2 00
52? M L Wicker, 7 80
53 D. W. Wicker, 10) 24
54 R W Atchison,- 6 00
5.5 Jno C Perry, 3 50
56 DL Clamnp, - 49 00
57 JL Aull, 9640
58 D LClamp and R KReeder, 19 30
59 C D Buzhardt, - 6 03
60 W W Riser, . 161 55
61 W WRiser, 6:300
6FJ arnan 133
64 WD Senn, 10 00
65 Burton & Wilson, 25 00
66 S P Boczer, Agent, 65 00
67 W T Tarrant, Agent, 45 00
68J W White, 43 60
70 DW TKibler, 4 00
71lCF Boyd, 8 00
72 Jno N Feagle, 33 40
73 C F Boyd, jury, witness and
court tickets, 533 00
74 GB Cromner, 2315
75 Jno M Kinard, 10 50
76 Jno M Kinard, 67 45
77 P B Huateherson, 5 10
78 J W McCullough, 10 00
81 Boozer & Goggans, 7 10
83 Tbomas Folk, 2 30
84 J W Tribble, 3 10
85 Geo BAuli, 1 501
86E L Hayes, 8 00
88 SB Jones, 17 50
89 W C Swittenburg, 5 00
91 Mary R Forbis, 4 00
92 S N Henderson, 12 00
93 FE May bin, 17 00
94 Peoples & Johnson, 24 64
96 M J Longshore, 20 25
97 D) P Bouoight, 31 00
9 G P Griffio, 6 60
99 W TDavis, 30 60
100 Joo R Spearmian, 163 80
101 U B Whites, 6 20
102 M J Scott, 2.5
103 J 8 McCarley, 12 50
104 E HAall, 7 00
107CU& G SMower, '5355
108 Butler Morgan, 2 25
110 W H Harris, 14 75
111 Silas J Cromer, 5 64
112 C &G SMower, 10 00
1130C& GS Mower, 3 00
114 Arthur Kibier, 2 05
116 Gee S Merchant, 2 25
117 W V Lyles, 22 50
118 P EWise, 8 33
120 C F Boyd, expense account, 6 00
121 J WV Reagin, 10 70
122 TS8Sease, 4 65
123 S C Merchant, 3 00
124 Irhy D Shockley, 90 00
125 C F Boyd, juror and wit
Dess tickets, 39 50
126 RK Reeder, 7 83
127 D G Livingston, 3 25
128 David Henderson, 12 00
129 P F Boozer, 12 70
130 " 3 65
131 W HWallace, 9 75
132 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 33 00
134 J B Fellers, 3
135 Jno Brown, 2 00
128 Thos W Keitt 260
138 Jos S Reid. 5 25
139 Isadore Ruff, 1 25
14) W C Sligh. 12 50
141 Leavell & Speers. 331 95
142 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 2 40
143 W G Houseal, 12 90
144 S B Jones. 12 75
346. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 16 00
147 Clay Gilliaw, 1 00
148 PEWise, 833
150 R C Mayhin, 25 00
151 Peoples & Johnson. 3 50
153 W W RiL+er, 55 50
155 Thos S Sease, 13 45
156 W W Riser, 11 55
158 Jno D Shockley, 44 00
160 S N Henderson, 50 00
161 " - 2000
162 J C Dominick, 4 12
164 C F Boyd, juror and wit
ness tickets, 138 85
165 Jno C Falmer, 2 40
166 C 0 Bozhardt, 4 10
167 J W White, 2550
168 J M Kibler. 26 00
169 Robertson & Gilder, 2 25
170 M J Scott, 7 00
171 P F Baxter, 2 75
172 W H Wallace, 15 25
174 H H Abrams, 3 50
175 E H Ail, 10 50
176 I M Smith, 14 95
178 J J Crooks; 4 75
179 R P Cromer, 2 18
180 R K Reeder, 375
181 W W Riser, 1 00
183 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 24 00
184 WVLyles, 1500
185 Leavell & Speers, 19 50
lb6 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 7 00
187 C&GSMower Co, 90 96
189 F V Capers, 5 15
190 C & G S Mower, 5 60
191 " " 10 00
192 " 10 00
193 W C Cromer, 10 00
194 F M Lindsay, 41 98
195 S B Jones, 10 60
197 J M Kibler, 10 70
198 Thos S Sease, 21 80
199 Mrs. Mary Forbis, 8 00
200 Jno A Cromer, 24 22
201 R P Cromer, 24 88
202 Phillip Spotts, 10 00
203 S L Fellers, 16 66
204 Davis & Davenport, 15 72
205 Levi Etheridge, 9 40
206 T S Blair, 2 00
207 Jno D Shockley, 85
208 Minor P Harrington, 6 55
209 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 81
210 P Frank Baxter, 35 80
211 Z F Wright, 9 00
212 1 M Smith. 39 66
213 Wallace & Kinard, 1 75
214 F M Lindsay, 21 29
215 Charley Cannon, 1 50
216 H N Anton, 18 00
217 8 B Jones, 10 90
218 J C Reeder, 9 84
219 J B Dominick, 4 50
220 J S Nichols, 3 30
221JMKibler, 1220
222J ASease, 3 50
223 Thos S Sease, 16 65
224 Bedenbaugh Bros, 14 80
225.E A Scott, 29 00
226 V C Wilson, 9 00
227 J C Reeder, 8 35
228 Bedenbaugh Bros, 27 09
229 G A Dickert, 4 50
230 Bedenbaugh Bros, - 5 85
231 W B Counts, . 2 00
232 W W Falmer, 2 00
233 Spearman Bros, 6 65
234 S J Cromer, 7 42
235 D C Boland & Co, 28 61
236 J A Crotwell, 12 50
237 " " 12 50,
238 W W Riser, 72 80,
239 " " 102 80
240 Walker. Evans & Cogswell, 6 50
241 Thos S Sease, 7 75
243 Jno T Duncan, 15 00
244 M P Harrington, 2 00
245 F V Capers, 29 954
246 G M Singley, 5 00
247 M QChappell, 6 40
248 Aua &HBouseal, 32 75
249 J M Chalmers, 12 60
250 C FBoyd, oice ez, 4 75
251 H HEvans, 25 004
252 W WFulmer, 3 90
253G&B Cook, 3 00,
254 " " 3 00,
255 W W Flmer, 4 05
256 Purcell & Spearman, 10 00
257 F MLindsay, 20 95
258 C FBoyd, P'd Board Eq'l, 30 00
259 .J HMcIntosh, 21 75
260 W GHouseaJ, 13 00
261 H H.Evans, . 1 00
263 W GHouseal, 5 00
262 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 20 00
264 " "- " 8 90,
265 Purcell & Spearma3, 2490
266 W W Riser, 69
267 J C Domintck, 19 75
268 G CGrn ber, 5 75
269 W W Riser,991
270 Math MeCarley, 5 00
271 B C Mattbews, 12 50
272 W WRiser, - 28 40
273 J CReeder, 23352
274 S B Jones,235
275 Summer Bros, 350
276 W C CJromer,. 5
277 Peoples & Johnson, 138 51
278 C F Boyd, Juror and Wit-.
ness Tickets, 192 15
279 C F Boyd, Juror and Wit
ness Tickets, 440 70
280 Purcell & Spearman, . 10 00 g
281 Goggans & Fant, 97 30 g
282 E AScott, 45 00 4
283 D)W TKibler, 5 50
284 J NFeagle, 42 40 g
285 ThosS8 Sease, 16 65 g
286 Charley Cannon, 50 g
287 J SMcCarley, -10 00 4
288 G BCook, 10 80 4
289 E P Matthews, 2 00 g
29J WDJohnson, 10 00 4
291 W GHouseal, 20 W
292w " 1 00'4
293C & GS Mower Co, 5 45 4
294 J PMangram, 15 75 4
295 J. C. Reeder, 2 70 4
296 J B Fellers, 6 00 4
297 PF axter, 25 90 4
298 C& GS8Mower,. 90 114
299 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 8 004
300 WW Riser, 77 00 4
301 Wallace &Kinard, - 290 W 5
302 S L Fellers, 8 35 5
303 W GHouseal, 1 00 5
304 Walker, Evans & Cogawell, 6 00 5
305 C& G SMower Co, 1 56 5
306 G MSingley, 10 00 5
307 Leavell & Speers, 4 55 5
308 J SReid, 5 00
309 E Lee Hayes, 25 07 5
310 H NAuton, 262 00
311 Geo ADickert, 25620
312 Thos S Sease, 55
313 Ed Evans, 42
314 WV T Livingstone, 24 00
15 G B Cook, 6 85
316 " " 14 10
317 M P Harrington, 25 00
318 W (t Houseal, 10 80
319 J1 H Bayes, 3 50
320 Thos S Sease, 16 65
321 F M Lindsay, 32 01
323 J MKibler, 5 00 1
324 M Q Chappell, 6 40 i
325 W 1? Counts, 1 35 i
326 J PMangran, 2 35 i
327 Wallace & Kinard, 1 50 1
328 Irby D) Shoekley, 31 41 1
329 W HSanders, 54 06 i
330 Summer Bros, 21 25 1
331 Joe Gore', 4 00 j
332 J HMcCollough, 32 00 i
33 Charley Cannon, 50 2
334 C FlBoyd, ofBece expene 5 25 2
335 W GlHouseal, 10 40 2
336 SL Fellers, 8&35 2
337 Irby 1) Shockley,2002
33 A nI1 & Houseal. ,5o
339 V C Wilson, 16 U0
34O J D Shockley, 13 0(
341 T E Heutz, 6 0N
342 F L P4ysiuger, 2 0(
343 J M Kinard. 90(
344 C F Boyd, jury tickets, 5 7(
45 W W Riser, 52 64
346 Jno M Kinard, 78 9(
M7 J P Maugrum, 3 3(
343 Charley Csnnon, 1 5(
349 E S Cromer, 1 6(
350 J M Chalmers, 3 6'
351 J M Kibler, 13 0(
352 M J Scott,
353 Irby D Shockley, 13 0(
354 J J Crooks, 4 54
355 Levi W Etheridge, 10 0(
356 W V Lyles, 15 O(
357 J B Mayes, 12 0(
558 J M Kibler, 10 O(
359 B 0 Epting, 1 0(
0 J G Sims, 2 (
361 R R Jeter, 10.0(
362 F M Lindsay, 21 2(
363 W G Houseal, 10 6(4
364 S L Fellers, 2 0(
365 J S McCarley, 8 9(
366 C F Boyd, various purposes, 42 8(
387 W T Gibson, 64(
368 David Henderson, 10 0(
369 Thos 8 Sease, 13 4(
370 W R Smith, 1250(
371 W V Lyles, 15 0(
372 S N Henderson, 10 0(
373 M Q Chappell, 78(
374 Green Thomas, 4 2.
375 M P Harrington, 4 3(
376 R T Caldwell, 60(
377 F M Lindsay, 22 51
378 P C Smith, 14 V
379 W G Houseal, 10 0(
380 Joo W Kibler & Co, 1 9(
381PFBaxter, 288
382 Wallace & Kinard, 3 5(
33 P F Baxter, 30 1.
384JLAull. 632"
385 Thos W Keitt, . 2 0
386 C F Boyd, juror and wit
ness tickets, 94 4(
387 Thos S Sease, 16 6
388 Schumpert & Lester, Tr
389 J B Heller, 200(
390 C & G 8 Mower Co, 20(
392 P F Baxter, 12 5
393 B F Nichols, 5 67
394 T C Lester, 15 5i
395 H N Auton, 2 00
196 W W Riser, 72 3i
397 W 8 Dobbins, 3E
398 J F Stribling, 4 0c
399 Purcell & Spearman, 55(
300 C & G 8 Mower Co, 5 04
01 " 4, 135 01
102 Jno R Langford, 10 9C
103 B L Fellers, 8 814
04 Fulmer & Stoekman, 34 5E
105 8 L Fellers, 8 3Z
106 John Herbert, 2 50
107 Thomas Q Boozer, 10 04
08 F A Sehumpert, 374(
09 H H Eyans, 25 0(
llO M J Scott, 1 50
111 J D Shockley, 4 00
112 W H Sanders, 90 75
114 A T Langford, 10 00
115 Thos 8 Sease, 4 75
619GBCook, 83Z
20 GBAull, . 133J
121 Jno A Cromer, 2 55
122 Wallace & Kinard, 4 00
123 C"F Boyd, juror and wit
ness tickets, 5 65
E24 Thos 8 Sease, 16 6Z
25 F M Lindsay, 10 94
126 Henry Fellers, 3 60
27 Aull & Houseal, 4 7a
128 James Dunbar, 3 00
E J T Calmes, 5 00
30 VCWilson, 861
131 R T Caldwell, 2 OC
.32 G M Singley, 10 00
33 HCLake, 1 50
134 A J Longshore, 5 00
35 B J Cromer, 3 50
36 JC Reeder, 9 70
37 W D Halfacre, 4 00
38 Levi W Etheredge, 10 00
39 Moseley Bros, 12 62
40 S N -Henderson, 13 00
41 0 M Jamieson, 10 00
42 W G Houseal, 11 30
43 W GHouseal, 2 30
44lIRuff, 2 65
46 W DSenn, 5 00
47 J PMangnm, 8 60
48 W WRiser, .-7 75
49 W WRiser, 78 0
.50 J H McCullough, 10 00
.1 P FBaxter, -35 00
.5PFBatr, 3485
3Thos SSease, 6 00
.54 J MChalmers, 4 00
55 WB Oxner, 2 75
56 Phillip Spts~13 00
57 DWWicker, . 350
8GB Cook, 12 75
59 L Fellers, 8 95
?0 8L Fellers, 2 90
1 J D Shockley, .4 15
62 RT Reagin, 10 00
6.R TCaldwell, 4 00
04 R T Caldwell, 6 06
65 V CWilson, 5 84
O6 Aul& Houseal, 3 25
7 MP Harrington, 5 00
8 E YMorris, 2 00
69 Henry Caldwell, 2 00
70 F M Lindsay, 45 45
71 Richard Taylor, 1 90
72 W C Cromer,, 4 50
73 B WStaphens, 5 60
74 B C Matthews, 62 50
75 JK Aull, 3 00
76GG Sale, 6
PFBatr, 298
79 AC Sligh, 6 15
80 W C Rutherford, 8 00
8 D WTKibler, 4 00
83 W G Houseal, 10 80
84 TosS8Sease, 16 65
8 J N:Feawle, 15 40
87 J 8 McCarley, 10 00
88 FL Bynum, 1 10
89 W WRiser, 33 55
90 WW Riser, 31 50
91 Goggans & Fant, 20 15
92 J ABoIand, 3 80
93C& GB8Mower Co, 80 35
94 MJ Scott, 2 50
95 H N Anton,. 75
98 Isadore Ruff, 7 15
98 J H McIntosh, 10 70
99 J D Shockley, 7 00
00 WW Riser, 97 20
0JB8Reid, 5 25
02 David Henderson, 5 00
03 V G Houseal, 16 10
04 J MKinard, 56 90
05 J D Shockley, 16 95
06 F Boyd, jury and wit
Dess tickets, 356 35
07 ThosSSease, 5 00
08 DL Clamp, 68 00
09G6C Gruber, 4 00
10 Mrs Ada Chapman, 3 00
1 C F Boyd, (omcle expenses), 14 75
2 Richardson & Livingstone, 653 42
3 J CReeder, 9 18
I Nathan EBowers, 1 10
5 Leavell & Speers, 4 00
0 WLyles, 22 50
'JS Butcherson, 1 00
B Aull & Ca'.non, 59 75
9 Fulmer &Stoekman, 52 29
0 Madison Burton, 8 00
1 Joe Tucker, 10 00
2 Bedenbangh Bros, 50 00
S Thos S Sease, 17 65
4 Glasgow.& Smith, 3 00
5 GB Cook, 23 40
GO 8SSuber, 12 05
7 GB Cook, 8 30
B T SSease, 16 65
EL Sease &Co, 13 71
2 80 47
I " 39 05
3 Aull & Cannon, 85 6$
3 J W Etheridge, 51 12
SG B Cook, 25 55
I2 6DLClamp, 25 00
127 HCLake, 400.
28 J C Dominick, 43 75
29 W J Hentz, 62 50
30 J L Sease, 25 84
31 Thos s Sease, 16 65
32 J D Shockley, 4 00
33 Fulmer & Stoekman, 22 52
34 J D Shockley, 3 70
35 J H Smith, 5 50
37 Jno Stockman, 1 10
38 T os W Keitt, 5 00
39 Purcell & Spearman, 28 25
40OJHHayes, 400
41 DLClamp, 3.5 00
47 Anil & Houseal, 5 25
48 G M Singly, 10 00
49 Anll & Honseal, 11 50
50 R T Caldwell, 4 00
51 S J Cromer, 14 87
52 J C Dominick, 12 00
53 " " 1 15
54-Henry Caldwell, 4 00
55 J J Abrams, 5 60
56 J S McCarley, 10 00 1
57 E A Scott, 5 80
58 " " 10 00
59 D M Bedenbaugh, 47 88
60NEAuli, 1275
61 C F Boyd, witness tickets, 16 65
62 N E Anll, 2000
63 Levi W Etheridge, 10 00
66 W G Peterson, 40 00
67 E A Scott, 80 00
68. W P Koon, 3 00
72 OH P Fant, 6 00
73 - " 4 50
75 G M Singley, 11 00
76FVCapers, 1598
77 W. C. Cromer, 403 75
78 Purcell & Spearman, 10 00
79 Phillip Spotts, 13 00
80 D W T Kibler, 1 00
84 J J Crooks, 3 00
85 H H Eyans. 5 00
87 Boland & Wilson, 20 95
88 J J. Lane, 100 00
90 A B Piester, 11 55
91 GBCook, 9
92 Jack Counts. 3 00
93 Richardson & Livingstone, '20 00
97 M J Longshore, 40 00
SCHOOL FUNDS.
&hool District No. 3.
No.
1 J Eppe Brown, $16 25
2 " " " 21 25
3 L V Sheppard, 11 00
4" " " 14 55
5 J Epps Brown, 2500
6 L V Sheppard, 18 70
7 J Epps Brown, 2500
8 L V Sheppard, 17 00
9 J Epps Brown, 27 00
10. L' Sheppard, 19 55
11"" " 17 00
12 J EppsBrown, 25 00.
School District No. 3.
N.
1 Mattie Henderson, $25 00
2 Johnsie Oxner, 25 00
3 A P Wilson, 15 00
4 "1" " 15 00
5 Johnsie Oxner, 25 00
6 Mattie Henderson, 12 05
7 Johnsie Oxner, 25 00
School District No. 4.
No.
1 P E Herriott, $25 00
2 h J pa, 2 00
3 J H Tomas, 25 00
4 P E Herriott, 13 75
5 Mary L Irwin, 25 00
6 Virginia I Miller, 25 00
7 Ella Sbeldan, 25 00
8 J H-Thomas, 25 00
9 KIttie M Jones, 25 00
10 Virginia Miller, 23 75
11 S E McCracken, 15 00
12 T L Duekett, 15 00
13 Ella Bhelden, 25 00
14 JE Wallace, 25 00
15 Mary LlIrwin, 25 00
I6 JL Epps. 6 00
17 Kittie M Jones, 25 00
18 T L Dockett, - 11 25
19 Mattie W Calmes, 25 00
20 VirginialIMiller, - 26 25
21 Ella E Sheldon, 25 00
22 J HThomas, 25 00
23 BE McCracken, 15 00
24 Kittle M Jones, 25 00
25 J EWallace, 25 00
2 M L Irwin, ' 19 00
27 S E McCracken, 1.5 00
28 Mattie Calmes, 25 00:
29 " " 25 00:
30 Alice Bishop, 2.5 00O
31 " " 25 00
32 "., " 25 00
School District No. 5.
No.
1 Henry Dorroh, $20 00
2 Adaline Glenn, 15 (0
3 WinWMcMorris, 30 00
4 Wmn Henry Dorroh, 10 00
5 Eleaner W Beard, 37 50
6 Leah A Moon, 12 50
7 " " " 25 00
8 Fannie J RBoyd, 22 50
9 Hettie Magness, 30 00
10OLeah AMoon, 18 00
11 Adaline Glenn, 15 00
l2 Wm HDorroh, 17 00
13 Fannie J RBoyd, 13 50
14 James S Daniels, 16 00
15 Hettie Magness, 21 25
16 William W McMorris, 20 00
17 Eleanor W Beard, 25 00
18 .Jannie Chalmers, 37 50
19 " " 25 00
20 William W McMorris, 10 00
21 Leah AMoon, 5 00
22 W HDorroh, 13 00
23 Adallne Glenn, 15 00]
24 James SIDaniels, 20 00J
22 Hettie '. Magnessa, 25 00
26 Fannie JB Boyd, 15 003
27 Janie Chalmers, 25 00
28 Eleanor W Beard. 37 503
29 Hettie LMagness, - 25 00
30 Janie Chalmers, 25 00
31 James S Daniels, 26 00
32 Hettie L Magness, 2.5 00
33 Alice M Boyd, 25 00
34 " " 2.5 00
35 " " " 2.5 00
36 "~ " " 25 00
School District No. 6.
No.
lR Teagin,- $20 00
2 Theresa 0 Chappell, 25 00
3 Brantly Tarrant, 25 00
4 AI.bbie Pickens, 25 00
5 Mary L Burton, 2.5 00
6 Lula Waters, 25 00
7 Minnie Wallace, 25 00
8 Ola Bramlett, 25 00
9 RT Reagin, 20 00
10 Theresa 0 Chappell, 25 00
11 Mary L Burton, 2.5 00
12 Y Young, 25 00
13 ZY Young, 2.500
14 Brantley Tarrant, 25 00
15 E LGary, 12 00
16 E LGary, 12 00
17 Lula Waters, 25 00
18 01a Bramnlett, 25 00
19 Minnie Wallace, 25 00
20 Minnie Wallace, . 2.5 00
21 Abbie Pickens, 25 00
22 A bbie Pickens, 2.5 00
23 Theresa 0 Chappell, 25 00
24 ZE Young, 25 00
2.5 Mary Floyd, 15 00
26 Mary Floyd, 15 00
27 Mary Floy4, 15 00;
28Lula Waters, 25 00
29 Brantley Tarrant, - 25 00
30OMary LBarion, 25 00
131 Anmanda Longshore, 2 5012
32 Ola Bram1ea,9 250
33 Minnie Wallace, 25 001
34 R T Reagin, 20 00;
35 E L Gary, 1200
36 Ola Bramlett, 25 00
37 Mary L Burton, 25 00
38RTReagin, 20 00
39 Brantley Tarrant, 25 001
40 Lula Waters, 25 001 -
School District No. 7. 1
No.
1 Paul Langford, $15 00
2 F ATowsend, 25 001
3 Lillie Simmons, 15 00
4 D M Spearman, 20 00E
5 Anna L Hardy, 25 00
6 Lide Matthews, 25 00
7 Annie Bynum, 25 00
8 Alice G Abrams, 20 00
9 D M Spearman, 20 00
10 Jennie Dickert, 25 00
11 Lillie Simmons, 15 00
12 Annie Bynum, 25 00
13 Alice Abrams, 20 00
14 Geo T Reid, 29 -77
15 Paul Langford, 1.5 00
16 Marshall Fortune, 6 00
17 D MSpearman, 20 00
18 Lillie Simmons, 15 00
19 Jennie Dickert, 2.5 00!
20 Alice G Abrams, 20 00 3
21 Anna LHardy, 2500l11
22 Anna L Hardy, 25 001,
23 Paul Langford, 20001
24 D M Spearman, 15 0011
25 Lillie Simmons, 15 00 "
26 Jennie Dickert, 25 00,1(
27 Lide Matthews, 25 00 1
28 Lillian 0 Clark, 25 00 ]
29 Lide Matthews, 25 0011<
31 Levi Hendrix, 2 00'
32 Alice"Abrams, 10 00 2l
33 Annie L Bynum, 25 00 2!
School District No. 8. 2
No. 2
1 ME Bauknight, $2500.12(
2 Alice 8 Williams, 25 00 21
3 Alice S Williams, 12 50 2'
4 M E Bauknight, 25 00 21
5 Alice 8 Williams, 2500. 3(
f.M'E Bauknigbt, 25 00 31
7;Alice S WiHiamsf 25 00 3.
8 ME Bauknight, 25 00 3
9 Alibe S Williams, 12 50 34
School District No. 9.
No. .
1 Geo W Herbert, $33 75 ]
2 Geo W Herbert, 25 00
3 . E Johnston, 2000
4 J E Johnston, 2000 4
.5 Geo W Herbert, 25 00
6 J E Johnston, 20 00 f
7 Geo W Herbert, 16 25
8 JE ohnston, 20 00
School District No. 10.
No.
1 E R Burgess, $3000 3
2 Bessie B Goggans, 30 00
3SER Bures - 0 00 1
4 Bessie B Goans, 30 00 4
5 E R Burgess, 30 00
6 Bessie Goggans, 30 00
7 E R Burgess, 24 00
8 Bessie Goggans, 24 00 1
School District No. 11. 1
No. 1
I W P Paysinger, $20 00 1
2 W P Paysinger, 1000 It
3 Edward Lyles, ' . 300
4 Boozer & Goggans, 87.5
5 W P Paysinger, 20 00
6 Alice J Long, 18 00
7 Ellen L Roberson, 660 1
8 W P Paysinger, 2000 ]
9 Shockley Bros, 4 00
1O J B Kinard, 12 00
11 Ellen L -Boberson, 14 30 4
12 Alice J Long, 26 00
13 W. P. Paysmnger, 20 00
14 8SSPa.)snger, 4 55
15 T CLester, 2 77 6
School District No. 12. l
1 James A Crotwell, $30 00
2 ane ALong, 2.500
3 Jos I eid, 25 00 -
4 Geo A. Long, - 13 20
5 WW Griffin, 13 00
8 J S Russell, 3 45
7 WT Davis &Co, 21 50
8 J MWieker, .2 00 N~
9 JosS8Reid, 25 00 1
10 Jane A Long, 25 00
Il D MBedentaugh, 24 55 3
l2 Geo ALong, 1 30 4
L3 DoralIDarby, 12 00 ~
School District No. 13.
No-.
1 SC Luther, $20 00 N
2 Lillian Luther, 30 00
3 Spencer Lever, Trustee, 50 00 ~
4 SC Luther, - 2000
5 Lillian Lntber, 30 00 ~
6 Anne M Watson, 25 00
7 Lillian Luther, 15 00
8 J WDominiek, 12 00,
9 Jno MKinard, 1 25
[0 Spence Lever, 3 0g
School District No. 14.
No.N
1 E OCounts, $25 00 1
2 Mamie ECrooks, 2.500 2
3 L RMoore, 25 00 3
4LRMor, 250 4
.5 Alberda Davis, 12 50 5
6 E0OCounts, 25 00 6
7 Mamie ECrooks, 25 00 7
8 E0OCounts, 25 00 8
9 Mamie Crooks, 25 00 9
[0L RMoore, 25 00 10
1i Alberda Davis, 12 00 11
2E0OCounts, 25 00
3 Mamie E Crooks, 25 00
4 Lawson R Moore, 25 00 Na
5 Alberda Davis, 12 50 1
6 E OCounts, 49 40 2
&chool District No. 15.
So. .5
1 ames Wise, $25 00 6
2 Mamie HLong, 25 00 7
3 " " " 2.500 8
4 James Wise, 25 00 9
5 Mamie HLong, 25 00 10
6 James Wise, 25 00 11
7- Mamie H Long, 25 00 12
8 Mamie H Long, 15 00 13
9 Jas Wise, 25 00 14
15
School District No. 16.
Wo.
1 Fannie Hunter, $20 00
2 Fannie Hunter, 20 00
3 Fannie Hunter, 20 00
4 John HKoon, 2 50
5 Bedenbaugh Bros, 2.5 75
6 Moseley Brosn, 7 00 pri
7 Fannie Hunter, 20 00 pu
8 W TDavis &Co, 5 00 WE
9 LevI Watson, 25 00 He
0 Sebumpert & Lester, 2 67 thi
1 Levi Watson, 20 00 vic
2 Fannie Hunter, 15 00 ly
School District No. 17-.t
o.gas
1 Wanneta Davis, $20 00 WE
2 Sallie O Pugh, 30 00 rie
3 SalieGOPugh, 30 00
4 Wauneta C Davis, 20 00
5 Wauneta C Davis, 20 00 of
6 Wanneta C Davis, 10 00 paa
7 Sallie OPugh, 30 00 an
B Sallie 0 Pugh, 15 00
-S&hool. District No. 18- chE
1 GB Dominick, $25 00 W
G B Dnminick, 25 00
Lilla M Jackson, 12 50
1 Levi Watson, 25 00
G B Dominick, 25 00
Ievi Watson, 25 00
Wess Dominick, 4 55
School District No. 19.
0.
IW A Counts, $2-500
Mrs W A Counts, 800
W A Counts, 25 00
1W A Counts, 25 00
W A Counts, 25 00
Lucinda S Rice, 15 00
iLucinda S Rice, 17.25
3J A Sligh, 3 121
W A Counts, 13 75
&hoot District No. 20.
o.
l Lillie Long, $25 (0
J Broadus Long, 25 00
J 8 Wheeler, 25 00
1 Lillian Glenn, 25 00
iJ J Gallman, 5 00
Lillian Glenn, 25 00
Alice A Bedenbaugh, 25 00
Alice A Bedenbaugh, 25 00
Kate Mayer, 25 00
1Kate Mayer. 25 00
L W B Boinest, 2000
W B Boinest, - 20 00
ILillie Long, 25 00
L Broadus Long, 25 00
,Maria C Snowden, ' 12 75
J S Wheeler, 25 00
Alice A Bedenbaugh, 25 00
J J Gallman, 2 00 1
Ligian (llenn, 25 00 1
Maria C Snowden, 15 00
Kate Mayer, 25 00
J B Long, 25.00
JBLong, 365
Lillie Long, 25 00
Lillie Long, 8 65
J S Wheeler, _ 2500
J S Wheeler, 8 64
W B Boinest, 20'00
J W Stone, 25 00 1
JWStone, 2500
J W Stone, 25 00
Maria Snowden, 8 25
J J Gallman, 2 00 I
M M Long, 15 00 1
School- District No. 21.
o.
Cyrilla Rutherford, $25 00
Cyrilla Rutherford, 25 00
Cyrilla Rutherford, 25 00
Elnora Tobias, 13 33 1
Elnora Tobias, 13 33
Cyrilla Rutherford, - 25 00
Cyrilla Rutherford, 5 40 1
J TBoyd, 13 33 i
School District No. 2 .
0.
R K Moon, $1875
Jno F Banks, 27 50 i
RKMoon, 1250
R K Moon, 12 50,
RAKibler, 1250
Lilla A Kibler, 12 50
'J J Kibler, 4 50
Lige Leitzsey, 18 00 1
Joo F Banks, 27 50
Jno F Banks, 27 50
D T Livingstone, 12 50
Lilla A Kibler, 12 50 <
LiIla A Kibler, 6 25
Adam Kbler, 65
Jno F Banks, 13 75
School Dietr ct No. 25.
R ABragg, $20 00
F W Higgins, 31 25
Clara Berg 2500
Clara Berg, 25 00
F W Higgins, 25 0 s
;R ABragg, 20 004e
Susie Johnson, 25'00
Clara Berg, 25 00
R ABragg, 20 00
F WHiggins, - 2500 '
Susfe Johnson, 25 00
:RA Bragg, 10 00
F W Higgins, 18 75
Clara Berg, 18 75
*D TLivingston, 15 00 I
Francis W. Higgins, 8 25
School District No. ?6. t
0.
Peter B' Henderlite, $20 00 I
a " " 20 00 1
" " " 350
Willie Me Sondley, 15 00
" " " 15 00
P B Henderlite, 15 00
School District No. 27.
0.
D SSalter &R SShell, $000
JOGGoings, -3 00 t
W LMotes, 25 00 I
" " "25 00
" " " 25 00
514 - 25 00 <
L Amanda Neil, 17 50 1
5 00t
" " *"17 50
W LMotes, 25 00
&chool District No. 28.
0.(
C E Williams, $25 00
Phillis Atkison, 20 00
C E Williams, ,12 50
Phillis Atkison, '10 00 1
Sallie Kibler, 25' 00 t
C E WIlliams, 25 00
Phillis Atkison, 20 00
Sallie Kibler, 20 00 ~
C EWilliams, 25 00 1
Phillis Atkison, 20 00 j
Sallie Kibler, 20 00
School District No. 29. e
-ti
Mamie McGraw, $30 00 fi
a " 30 00
" " 30 00
W WLszeniserry, 23 00
Mamie McGraw, 30 00
" " 30 00 'E
W W Lazenberry, 23 00
" " " 23 00
Felm"r & Stockman, 6 00
John Henderson, 4 50
3 Monroe Wicker, 13 00
" -" 12 00
Fulmer & tStockman, 3 00
Ellison IKeitt, 30 00
Jos L Keitt, 3 00 ~
I
Respectfully,
C. F. BOYD,
Treasurer.
i modern treatment for nervous
astration requires that the patient be se
t to bed in a quiet room and fed for d
eks on enormous quantites of mnilk, ~
Smust take exercise, however, and
is he does by proxy through the de- cI
:e of massage. He must do absolute- n
nothing for himself and i is nose
bes the nurse must scratch It. Pa
nts under such treatment sometimesd
an four or five pounds.of flesh per h
ek. It is, of course a luxury of the d
b.
halarla Is one of the most Insidious ~
bealth destroyers. Hood's Sarsapa
rIlla counteracts jt. deadly poison n
i builds up the system. . 2
If You Wih to Enjoya
ause your system and prf you
odby the use of the Harr& LIsh
ae. nt hasno uan. it.
APRIL Is THE TIRE.
the Alliance-Reform Convention a Cwr
tainty Now-To be Called Directly
or Indirectly by Governor
Tillman Kimaself.
[The State, 23d.]
It was last Monday that The State
said that the political pot of reform is
this State was ' boiling merrily-th'at
some surprising things were going on
Ind that probably before the end of the
present week some of them, showing a
remarkable condition of affairs, would
.e made public. It was impossible
then to tell anything definite, although
the representatives of The State were
well informed and are better informed
.ow of the moves and counter-moves
hat have been made and are being
rade.
There has been a row going on in the
Reform ranks for some time between
,he two factions known as the Irby
'ction and the Alliance-Reform fae.
ion. A good. many have been looking
or it to be settled and nothing come
f it, buit it doesn't look now as ifany
inch settlederit is ever to be. At any
rate, the latter faction, headed by Mr.
Bowden, came out strongly demand
ng a March or April convention. Irby
snd his men, after a -conference in
Washington, deelsired just as strongly
gaiRst the holding of such a conven
:ion, and Governor Tillman did the
iame. But he soon saw his error,
glanced around, noticed which way the
wind was blowing and clambered up
n the fence. Well, now, it can be
itated as a fact that'this convention,
which the Alliance faction demanded,
sgoing to be held during the frst or
econd week of April-not later. And
he call Is going to be issued in a few
lays. It 'nay be that it will be made
ublic to-morrow or Monday. And it
nay surprise -The public to know that
3overnor. Tilman has at last decided
which faction he will af liate with, for
ie will either directly. or Indirectly
esue this call. It will appear1hat some
cind of a compromise has been made
ip. So it has, but the Alliance-Reform
eopleare theundoebted masters of the
ituation. Just why this statement is
nade, the public cannot yet k'now
hrough the columns of this paper.
Che,public is simply asked to wait and
ee.
Although the fact that theGovernor
ras to issue the call has been known
br some days here, the representatives
if The State were so situated that they
would not make it public, and yester=
lay a correspondent sent out the fact
'om Washington. When Governor
5linan was asedaboutit, he charae
erized it as "that lie from Washing
0n," and said he "knew nothing about
he callingof a convention" by hinself
['his appears as a denial on the part of
he Governor that he will call the con
rention, but The State regards this as
nerely a ruse on the part of the Gov
rnor, and if he does not call the con
enition directly he will Indirectly do
o, and his name wHi appear affixed to
he call.
It can be further stated, as sa pretty
rell settled fact, that the convention:
vhen it assembles will make nomina
ions for a State ticket, which will be
Irectly against the expressed desire of
he Irby faction. Just now It appears
hst Ellerbels the man who will head
he ticket. Be certainly seems to have
he strongest showig of any of those
nentioned. John Gary Evans~ will
ardly be in it, if the situatian is.rinder
,ood correetly. What effect that will
ave remains to be seen.
The situation is interesting tosay the
-st, and there will doubtless be fur
her development of a~ still more In
resting nature in the next few days.
And as to Irby and his men. Irby
ame from Washingtonsa few days ago.
es must have received Information of
he way affairs were going. It lastated
hat he has been In Columbia, but such
snot hought to be the case by those
rho are ira position to know. He Is
oubtless at home watching things
vth a jealous eye; :But if the writing
n the wall is read aright .he might as
eil have sfayed In Washington for
be good he will do to his side.
Some of the things told above would
ot have been mentioned, but for the
act that several who saw the dispatch
om Washington were anxiousto know
hat it meant. In consequence of this
ough Is said to Indicate which way
.ie wind is blowing, and the rest is left
r the future to disclose.
EUN4TE'S PLUX.
he Sherifr of Lancaster Lands-The Pres
ident Appoints a Marshal for the Dis
trict of South Carolina, and that
Agony se Over.
[Columbia Journal
WASHINGToN, I1. C., Feb. 22.-The
-esident to-day sent to the Senate the
omination of John P. Hunter to be
nited States Marshal for the district
rSouth Carolina.
Hunter was elected sheriff of Lan
ster County as a Reformer. He em
btically declined last spring in a let
r which was published to allow him
if to be used as the Tillman slate can
date for Marshal and was dropued by
e Tillmanite Congressmen. He de
red himself a candidate on his own
It was then stated that he was en
~rsed by both Butler and Brawley and
Is appointment may be regarded as a,
stlnct Butler triumph..
~t was said last May that it had been
reed In Washington to recognize the
jHman faction by dividing the four
ost important offices in the State be
-een Tillmanites and Conservatives
id the slate prediction was Murphy,
yan, Perry and Hunter.
This prediction has been fulfilled ex
~pt as to Perry.
DISPRNSARY PROFITS.
Ben Til nan's State Bar Room Hes Made
$10o,0e0 In Six Moaths.
CoLUMBrA, S. C., February 21.-The
quarterly statement of the operations
of the State dispensary, which has been
looked forward to with much interest, ^~
has just been made pubhi.
The statement shows that the prots
of. the dispensary for the past quarter
has been $67,139. The prots for the
last quarter were $32,198.16, Making
the total net proceeds f. m the sis
months of the dispensary's existene
$99,337.16.
The consolidated report of the opera
tions of the dispensary since its begin
ning is as follows:
Stock, Nov.1 .................... $ 39,831 43
Machinery and office.e........ 2,589 97
Du ydsesr ...... 2='0Due by others .................... 10,388 24.
Cash in treasury............... 7,514 55
Stek, February 1.............. 15,926 60
Due by dispensers and oth
ers ............... 101,49187
Cash in treasury......... 19,713 11
Total.......................... 380M847 2 Y a
LIABIUTIS.
Appropriation.................. $50,00 00
Bills payabl4November 1.. 61,027.3 __
Bills payable February 1.... - 69,082 56
Amount to balance............ 99,337 1e
Ttal....... $80,S472 r
Total sales, $414,897.14;csh received,
$306,147.11; bottles bought back and
breakage, $7,288.16. Amount de to
date $101,481.87.
The -repots of. the county dispen
sariee for the last quarter -ahow the
following fats:
Purchases, -224,90L65; reaittances,
$12 0,945.70;e ikcage, $17407.76;glasere
turned, $2,123.28; goodsreturned4628.
36; -balance due, $99,778.50; dueom .o
last quarter,$84,869.28. - -
PLaNNRI) Sssae 05,W *Aocs.
Rmarkable Claim of a Weinm Who Rin
just =ed In Wasuk
WAmW.1NTON, February 22.-The
death here Tuesds%y of Miss Anna Ela
Carrol has recalled one of the most :
interesting memoriesof the late war.
Miss Carroll wasa memberoftheCl .
roll family, her father being-iTornas
King Carroll, governor of Marylanc. =i
in 1830. When the war broke out
Miss Carroll was known to manypub
lie men, - North and South, and she f
.took the keeneat interest In the saoee
of the Northern side. -
It was Miss Carroll for whom Sena.
tor Hoar, and Senator Lodge, of
sachusett and Senator Wise of e
Virginia, introduced bills for the y
ment to her of money on the ground
that she had planned the Tenne ee
campaign of Grant'and the minch to ~
the sea of Sherman. These bills never
passed Congress. The claim that the _
greatest strategical feat of the war wass
due to the brain of a woman was sufH
cient to arouse the greatest intenet.
Miss Carroll was not ale..to prodaee
sufficient evidene to prove her elaim,
che* because, the said, she had besr
bound to such strict secrecy at' te
time. GnrlSherman dne'h
story wholly, General Grant would *
never talk about it. When tCnm
was getting up Its celebrated war suries
this claim of Miss CarrollPs was -wre
folly investigated and no article on it
published.
*It has been said by those who claim
to know the facts that Miss Carroll
once saidit would bea.great thing ifa a
Union army could iarch through the
Confederacy._ From this, after many
years, the story that she had planned
"the grand strategy," as General Sher
man caliM it, grew unquestIonably.
She believed her story herself and
doubtless many others believed It sIlso. '
Serious PraCtIcal J4o.
ITHAcA, N. Y, February -22.-A
large number of students of Cornell
University are leaving town as a re
sult of the sophomore's practical joke
on the freshmen last night. Whilethe
freshmen's annual banquet was in pro
gres, behind locked doors In the large
hal formerly occupied by the Masonic
Fraternity, the room was flooded with
chloride gas. A colored wogn, em
ployed as a cook died from the efreets
of the ga and about thirty students
were made ill but will all probably re
cover. Two students nme1 McNeil
and MeCulloch were reported dead,
but they are stBi alive though very Il. I
Some person had entered a room under
the kitchen attached to the hall and
bored two holes in the ceiling above.
On a table stood a large jug, corked,
butin the cork were two rubber tubes,
which ran nearly up to- the eiling -j
where they were connected with two
lass tubes which ran through the
iholes in the floor, thus spreading in the
room above, the gas generated from the -i
iug, which was found to be oblorine, a
rixture of salt and-suiphurle acid,
l'here was, however, no clue to the
party who had been guilty of this das
ardly piece of business. The coroner
as taken the matter in hand since the
xodus of students.
20,000,000 Stars
:an be seen with apowerfultelUCPe.
The niumber is vast, but so are the
ours of suffering of ever woman who -
elongs to the overworked "'wr-onfOU"
"run-down," debilitated class. -Dr.
ierce'is Favorite ersrpi n crees
ausea, IndigestIon, botn,weak
back, nervous prostration, deiiyand
seeplesness. In fact, it is the
og sleep and relief from mental ax
ety can be enjoyed by those who take