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VOL XIX KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 30, 1905. NO 49 I
SUPERVISORS' REPORT.
The follow in^: t'laims were audited and allowed (luring the
3rd quarter, ending Sept. 30th, 1905.
V
v In whoi?c favor. Nature of claim A ait. allowed.
W II Ua>el'ieii r??u<N 47 94
.1 M Kowe " 10 IP
J T Eaddv 50 00
> ? *" -* - -- ... 1A la
LM" \J JIIWU* |>W|. ICIU
J J* Sauls roads 19 1
11 A Kennedv * bridges Jo 9ti
R M Thomas . road* .n w
G B Jlitchuni " '7.
t. E Mil. , ; ,;} ^
.. .? .. bridge- J?
I) L Smith " !g 29
J W Timuiou- road- ? '
W II Dennis fl.
SPBritton . ' ^
A B Spivev " g ~C
L Burgess *
L L & 1> C Rogers bridge- ,u
D B Williamson & J T Smith road plow w w
)r* W J Godwin chain gang ? ?" .
.. .i ?. bridges ij ?4
B S Smitir roads 50 17
Ge<? Hughes " *. ? "V?.
i. .. lunila-r lor budges. l < ?
R B McClary roads ? 25
VT ?i iTiauani IUIiauv.W
M Vause chain sunn l 35
B X Stuckev road- 149 52
H I> Forreli 44 9 85
W C Heininwav & Co " 111 87
TS Smith bridge* 8 00
J J B Montgomery auditor's >al. July 25 On
G J Graham jail re|K?rr? t' 16 00
J H k W T Phillips road* 20 00
W C Ogburn 44 37 40
T B Braveboy 44 61 25
Julius J llanna bridge- 9 50
W K Wilson - roads 28 12
C K E ddy 44 37 14
John Joyner & I) 11 Johnson chain gang 32 00
PCShifer road- 47 25
J M Eaddy " 41 98
S M Bradshaw " 6" 02
n i r,^ " 22 00
JLX l y\? liuomi
I> E McCutcbeii lumber for roads 12 64
S J Godwin road? 13 49
r-? - J L Godwin 50 78
.G G Gisi bridge? 6 25
^ 4 " " ' S4 00
duo M Eaddy roads 3 99
B W Baker chain gang 4 82
Press)*- Williams j>oor 7 00
R W Marshall roads 46 71
' bridges 19 7u
I? F Epps roads 9 50
Eppsit Epfs '* 7 20
W T Gray 35 0u
Smith-Williams Co 25 33
Bank ot Kingstrec int. jury & witness tickets 21 54
N M Venters roads 81 32
" '* " bridges 10 50
J M Barrineau roads 95 75
S L Altman ' 102 0o
Acer B Burrows " 45 85
MW Rogers ' 26 70
J B Altman " 89 54
J M Sturgeon chain gang * 9 00
J L Blakeley * roads . 27 90
Thomas A Bradam . work 011 C II square 1 50
R C McElveen l-oads 29 70
S T Godwin - bridges 12 10
M G McMillan roads 95 61
Smith-Williams Co. chain gang 197 00
S P Poston lumber for bridges 16 60
M E King ' - 14 4 90
L L McGollough roads 122 60
8 JL) llauna ' - 57 fto
J II & W T Phillips bridges 30 00
J J Graham supervisor?con. 4 00'
A F Graham cor. constable 4 00
A D Hemingway roads 4 00
J G Altman % 44 11 80
A W Burnette painting C II roof 16 00
W A Parker roads 85 00
Walker Evans A'Cogswell Co . sup. for C II offices 432 18
* * Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co. freight on tiling 25 50
Kiugstree Hardware Company chain gang 43 85
o i>nttin fur A Rhodes 10 10
o i ' a? iv/t . % .v. ... ,
DrI-XBovd x pose mortem 10 00
. 4 44 ' 14 Ed Scott 10 00
Dr J L Bass lunacy 5 00
Good K ?ad> Machinery (Jo. road plow 8 5u
Carolina Portland Cement Co. til,ng tor roads 99 44
j " Walker Evans & Cogswell Co. books, stationery .etc. 317 50
Lake Citv Hardware Co. roads 23 30
R K. Gamble gpr. sal. J line 30 32 75
M E King roads 1!) 80
> Dr W 1) Rich post mortem 5 vo
Jacob B'tiwn burial ot pauper Friday Brown 4 78
J J B Montgomery auditors sal?Aug 25 Oo .
S M Bradshaw roads 17 42
Dr J F llaselden post mortem 5 00
W T> Byrdic bridges 10 00
D J Johnson 41 - 8 20
Wm (Jo >i>er contingent 4 23
J P Wheeler bridges 10 00
_ Lockliear & Rowell ' 1175
W W Lynch chain gang 28 00
J Z Dukes bridges 3 25
* (harlie Buckle- ' * 8 75
^ G E MileS " . 10 00
W W Burrows 44' 10 00
W M I? McGee 44 10 75
T A Blake Icy 4 4 08 50
X M Venters 44 4 oo
J P Haselden 44 1 0 09
J F Joyner & Johnson chain gang 40 00
F C Britton bridges 5 00
K E Blakeley roads 1127
W N Davis 2i 15
WCOgburn v 119 50
{ R C Flowers * 13 00
ML Boyd - 35 05
? J M Matthews 11 75
% J M Kelly 8 (K>
R W Marshall 36 57
K M Thomas 44 4 12
W T Phillips 4- 37 38
^ 4 ' 1 - > is no
u i joimsou " v"
W H Dennis " 4 50
J W Watt- " 20 40
B N Stuckey " 5 5(1
J L Blakelev " 75 .
D B Williamson & J Joyner - road plow n-t 00
Weekly Mai! ' advertising, etc 39 30
PC Sliirer roads !' 00
G E Miles 44 28 76
R C McElveeu " 60 10
W I) Snowden 44 10 00
?PBritt'>n '* 13117
Gourdin Mercantile Co. " 95 29
P*. J M Barrineau - 44 21 50
^ W W Burrows " 40 75
G B Mitchuni " 33 24
R B McClarv " 2 00
T A Blakelev " 39 07
C K Eaddv ' . ? 00
T A Blakelcy 44 34 93
. A W Rogers " 3 00
T A Blakeley " 15 75
(? (4 41 14 44 27
< John E Godwin " 3l> 00
< W D Altman " 29 15
. J Z Dukes 32 75
N M Venters " 54 89
J L Godwin " 26 87
Smith-Williams Uo. chain gang 115 91
? ? roads 44 72
R B Keels " 38 50
W E Coward " 2 00
Mrs FanuieswBnn chain gang 6 70
Good Roads Machinery Co. road plow 8 50
F B Braveboy roads 7 75
J W Timraous % " . 7 00
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.1 .1 Graham
>1 \V K >g.-r>
S J Godwin
S B Gordon
B W Baker
W K Allen
G ! Graham
.1 F Graham
M K King
.J .1 l> Montgonu-rv
\\* T Wilkin*
.1 N 1IAMMKT,
CIotk of Board.
A DECADENT
IftlOTITIITinil
INdlllUIIUN.
THE STATE DISPENSARY SEEMS TO BE
DOOMED -PROHIBITION SENTIMENT
STRONG.
It is not many weeks now before
the'general assembly will meet Taxation
and liquor will be the two
most important and serious matters
that will be .discussed. There are
a great many folks who are speculating
oil what is going to be done
about the dispensary situation and
how the liquor problem can be settled.
There is no one who can tell. It
is a very much worse prophecy than
to speculate on cotton, as there appears
to be much more certainty
about the price of cotton remaining
good than there is that the general
assembly will do one thing or another.
The members from Pickens and
Cherokee and York and Spartanburg
and Greenville are most likely
going to carry ont by their votes
what they regard as the expression
of their people. These counties have
voted for prohibition, pure and sim-i
pie, and the chances are always that
members will vote in accord with i
the expressed sentiment of their home
people, regardless of their personal
view in such cases. It may be argued
that the vote was light and
that there has not been a full vote.
The members realized' that those
who did not vote did so from their
own preference, as tiie subject was
ugitaUu for months in .every conn
ty in the State before an election was
held, and those who did not participate
in the dispensary elections did
.so from pr< ference, and where the
vote has been from four and five
and even six to one the members
know the sentiment of the people to
be against the dispensary system,
and that is most likely to be their
guiding star.
As at present advises there is every
reason to say that the prohibition
sentiment will prevail in both the
house and senate. It is not so much
the preference of the individual
members, but the result of the recent
elections,and if Charleston and
Sumter and Richland and other
counties want to retain their dispensaries
they will have to do so by
'i ^i- i.:i.
me grace uj. me piumuiuuu wivu
in the general assembly.
There is more moderation in the
polities of the State these- days than
there was five or six years ago and
Charleston and Sumter and Columbia
and Georgetown may be able
to convince the members that they
do uot want prohibition, and that
it would be better for the balance
of the State if prohibition be not
forced 011 an unwilling people, but
it will have to be done by persuasion,
and today the outlook is none
too favorable for such exemptions,
or local option.
The very best that Charleston,
Columbia, Sumter, Florence and
the other anti-prohibiton folks can
hope for is county dispensaries. By
county dispensaries is meant a dispensary
system operated and controlled
by county and city authorities,
as is done in North Carolina
and Georgia. The State system is
going to be abolished iu time simply
from a business standpoint, to say
nothing of the feeling that there is
at present against it.?A. K., News
& Courier.
For Sale or Rent.
I offer my plantation, known as
the \V V Strong plantation, about 5
miles southeast of Kingstree, S C,
containing 695 acres, 76 acres cleared,
for sale or rent. Anyone wishing to
purchase or rent will please confer
with me at Marion, S C.
W S Foxworth.
The timber is sold on the above
land.
JLI' y '
contingent 0 10
roads 11 80
bridges 10 00
bd equalization 4 00
roads 4 On
" 57 00
, jail report for Aug. 24 SO
mads 20 Oo
4 j5
contingent for Auditor 2 20
jail expense 14 Ho
.1 .1 GRAHAM.
County Supervisor.
______mm?mm___???_________
Tax Notice.
The.tax levy r??r year iww is a> mi- i
| lows: i
j For State 5*2 Mills
i " School . 3 *'
' ordinary county 4 '
" Road i "
Mail ^ 1 "
Special School l?i-t Set?.
No 15-23 and 24 ' 3 Mills
" 10 and 20 4 '
18 1 it
" 19 20-21 and 22 2 "
A capitation tax of one dollar on all
male persons between 111 and Go jear- j"
of age?and 30 mills on all cattle, sheep
goats and hogs Anderson. Suttons, and
part of Penn Town-dup.?Mso 50 cts
per head on all dogs.
After Dec 31st 1 per cent pedalty f< r
Jan. 1 percent for Feb and 5 percent
penalty for March will be added. Aftei
March 15th Tax Books will close and
execution issued * dtuuiutation tax
$1.00 for year 1900 payable until 1st
day of March lftOO.
1 will beat the following place*mentioned
Ix low for collection of said taxes
October.
Kingstree 16-17-18
Greelyville 20-21
Kiugstree 23 and 24
Sailors 23 i
Gourd ins 26
Trio . 27
Harpers 28 '
Morrisville 30
Rome 3i i
November 1
Church 1 i
Lamberts 2-3
S B Poston's Store 4 .
E F I'rosser's Store 6
Leo 7 i
Lake City 8
Scran ton 9 ,
Lake Citv 10 j
Cades * O 11
King-tree 1.3, 14 & 15
Cedar Swamp 16 '
Kennedy's Store. 17
Kingsr.ee Nov 20 to March 21 i
inclusive except Saturdays.
G W JOHNSON
Co 'l'reas
POIETSKIDNEYCUM
Bakes K1 loeys and Bladder Right
! 1
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Dm Fir.
lliirtinnnri !
New Store?Fresh Stock.
We Carry a Complete
| Line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Crockery,
I Tin and Glass Ware,
| Fine Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobacco.
?Also?
Nunnally's Candies.
I VA/P l\]\/IT= VOIIR PATRONAfiFi
AND WILL STRIVE TO
PLEASE
i nun.
Next door to Postoffice.
| Kingstree, S. C.
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nviv i u^in
FloridaA
passenger service
and comfo rt, equipped w
Dining, Sleeping and T
For rates, schedule, i
tion, write to
WM. J. i
Gener
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The Largest and Most Complete
Establishment South.
^EO. 8. HACKER 8 SON,
?MANUFACTUB :RS OF?
Sash, Doors, Bunds
Moulding and Buihllftjr Material,
Sash Weights and Cor is
CHARLESTON, S. C.
- BUY THE
SEWING MACHINE
Do not be deceived by those who ad*
vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for
$20.00. This kind of a machine can
be bought from us br any of our
dealers from $15.00 to $18.00.
WE MAKE A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE NEST.
The Feed determines the strength or
weakness of Sewing Machines. The
Donble Feed combined with other
strong points makes the New Home
the best Sewing Machine to buy.
Write for CIRCULARS SSI
ire luauufacturennd prices before purchasing
THE NEW SOME SEWING MACHINE CO.
ORANGE MASS.
8 UnionSq. N. Y., Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Ua,
a* r n. 11.,? T. ? Oam fMnAtaaa rto I
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ron SALE BY
Winslow Wright, Scranton,S. CV
How to
Save Money.
Money saved is money made.
For every $1.00 you spend at
either of my three stores, I
guarantee to save you from 12*
to 20 per cent. It takes 3 large
stores to hold our immense
stock.
In store No. 1 located on tlie
corner, I carry a complete line of
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
and Clothing.
In store No. 2 we carry a complete
and up-to-date line of
Heavy and Staple Groceries.
In store No. 3 we carry a
?beautiful line of?
Furniture, Cook Stoves,
Mattings, Trunks and
Coffins.
An inspection is a'U we ask.
Call and see us.
Yours for Business.
S, V. TAYLOR,
(Successor to S. .J. Taylor)
GREELYVILLE. - S. C
FOLEBHONET-TAR
tops th? coo^h pad htalalnn^i
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1C (?J$T IJNEI
IGHFAREofT^lVEL
n ffce?
d-SOUTH
?Cuba. !
unexcelled for luxury
ith the latest Pullman
horoughfare Cars,
naps or any informaCRAIG,
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al Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
Won't Yom Writ? 1
Us A Letter? . I
OUR 'BUSY" DRY GOODS STORE i
Is now filled with choice winter fabrics. From ;'<
uow until the spring season opens we'll make
strong efforts to clear out this stock. If there's
something in winter goods you can use?
JUST WRITE US A LETTER
We'll forward samples at nnrp
HERETOFORE we have sold out our surplus m
stocks by means of CUT-PRICE sales twice a
week, and only our home customers reaped the
benefit. Now IF YOU'LL WRITE US A LETTER,
we'll quote prices for the next sale. This
opens the wav for our out-of-town customers to {
' secure the unusual bargains offered at our special
sales. : : : : : |
If you want prices on Furniture,Mark your < -U
Letter for "THE BIG FURNITURE STORE" i
BUELL S ROBERTS, I
Clisuilestcas., S. C. J
j MIMnircuimM BEST FITTING, j
* best wearing ... ~ J
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tiuoewARK.wemoKO. f ' - 3
Mr. S. Behrmann and Mr. A. c. Barnes both are now \ ' 1
| in this territory selling the Famous | |
i TSsP Clothing, j j
Many of our friends wiite and tell us that "PALMETTO ;; v
{ LABEL" Clothing .sells as easily as Coats'Spool Cotton. ?> a
If If neither of our representatives has called on you this "
season, drop us a line and we will send them on to see you ;;
at once. <'
|t Merchants who have not handled this line as yet had !!
better come in and take hold ot the best selling- line in the
? South, made in New York by Southerners for Southern ?? /.
J Trade Exclusively. ! . ^
\ PALMETTO MFG. CO., il "
: 28 & 30 East Fourth St., NEW YORK CITY, ;;
| Southern Headquarters: CHARLESTON, S. C. ,,
AFTER THE FIRE
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