The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 28, 1909, Image 7
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Supervisor's Qua
For Fourth Quarter, 1908,Con
Ending Januar
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No of III Wi >- Natu
/ claim f?v>r cla
633 The (Jood Rds Mch Co merch
/ 647aHii?h Hovd fence
78^ Town of Kin^stree one oi
807 Wilson Morris damag
842 58 II Moiuon, Sr "
856 The (lood lids Mch Co road \
S8? Mrs J H Barnhill dama^
^ 1 - r >
vos l ne caoie v^umpauj
M I) DeLorme paupei
982 John Daniel damas
(, AST S G McDonald, Mag magisi
983 J Wesley Cook treasu
U E Blakely road w
990 Greenville Hdvr & Fur Co road p
991 George J Graham magisi
99-v? ' sheriff
993 " rewarc
994 ' jail re;
995 Cameron <fc Cockfield bridge
D9G " 44
997 J L Haselden it drivers road p
998 W D James it guard chain
999 M M Wilson road a
1000 J I Hudnal "
1001 G W Johnson bridge
100'2 H J Bartield consta
1003 " convey
1004 " roads
1005 Walker,?vaR$&L:og3 uo scauoi
1000 J C Nelson bridge
1007 W W Lynch road ?
. 1008 G W James bridge
1000 R K Wallace magist
1010 M L Webster & drivers road p
1011 J L Bennett road *
1012 Ernest V Kichards, Arch profes
1013 J J B Montgomery audi to
*' 1014 John T Eaddy " bridge
1015 "
! , 1016 J W Kirby road p
1017 W B Godwin roads
11018 H 0 Britton continj
VlOlO T P Graham roada
< "1020 D C Scott, M D lunacy
' > 1021 A L James roads i
< 1022 L M Belk constal
1023 T P Graham bridge
10*24 S M Askins, agt rd plo1
1025 J W Kirbv road *
1026 R W Fulton chain
1027 H P Tallevast road w
1028 J B
1029 HP "
1030 " " "
1031 J B Bryant "
- aa/v n II n 11 i(
1U-55J Cj IVAOWtll
1033
1034 J W Cocktield bridge
1035 L P Kinder commi
1036 Scott & Miller " chain
* 1037 J F McClary couutj
* io3S S W Mills " roj;d w
/ 1039 R B McClary
\ 1040 J II V Gaskins magist
: 1041 W T Sports road w
^ 1042 4t )
1043 R 1' Hinnant road
1044 Kingstree Hdw Co court J
1045 " chain
1046 W C Ogburn road w
/ 1047 Farmers & Merchants Bank bridge
104S ,4 road w
1040 " bridge
1050 " road v
1051
i 1052
1053
K 1054
V ] 1055
L 1056 " "
^ i 1057
t 1058
1059
u. 1060 " "
1061
r 1062 " 41
1063
1064 44 "
1065
1066 4 4 44
1067 Smith-Williams Co ch gar
1068 Robert J Kirk indexi
1069 Miss Lily Cunningham 44
1070 J J Steele, Jr 44
1071 J G McCutchen clerk
1072 J C Everett com &
1073 I N Boyd coffin
1U<4 ? O JBOja ruaus
1075 S M Bradshaw mag d
1076 R W Mouzoa chain
1077 Mallard Lumber Co bridge
107S J G McCullough co sup
,*J079 S S Mitchum road ?
1080 " bridge
1081 W V Blocking tat chain
1082 J S Gee road *
1083 E L Bryan "
1084 J T Wilson
1085 A L James bridge
1086 C M Kichburg road p
1087 J 11 Bodiford "
1088 C G Hugging road *
1080
1090 " "
1091 J D Duke roads
1092 T E King road p
1093 L D Clark road w
1094 W B Godwin ' "
i . 1995 A 1> Spivey I "
.1096 W MjVause & Son ch gai
J 1097 J B Files mag &
*^1098 C G Huggins road v
1099 S M Bradshaw bridge
2000 IIS Gamble road v
2001 F E Johnson "
2002 L W " "
2003 F K "
2004 E 1) Epps "
2005 W 11 Gaskins "
2006 D J Jacobs "
2007 R K Gamble corone
2008 C G Huggina bridge
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rterly Report.
lmencing October 1 and
y 7, 1909.
n? of * mount Amount
im claimed allowed
andise $ 154 85 754 85
13 95 >3 95
ill tax, roads 426 27 00
'fg 50 00 3D 00
125 00 22 50
>low 19 00 00
es 50 00 25 00
1 Co license 25 00 00
rs 54 00 36 00
10 00 8 0(?
irate 18 75 18 75
rer 33 34 33 34
rork 29 37 29 37
low 25 4o 25 40
:ra cons 50 00 ?>0 Oj
375 00 375 00
i for Robt Parson 25 00 25 0>'?
port 34 00 34 00
s ' 322 00 322 00
46 00 46 00
low 81 00 81 00
gang 65 00 . t>?> 00
rork 24 50 24 50
5 00 5 00
g 22 5s 22 58
ku is no 15 nn
" V V -w vv
ring pnsiouer 1 00 1 00
8 00 8 00
tery 57 20 45 76
8 110 00 110 00
rork 40 00 40 00
3 13 15 13 15
:rate * 75 00 75 00
low 85 00 85 00
rork 24 75 24 75
serfioes 181 30 181 30
r 33 33 33 33
s 485 50 485 50
45 60 45 60
low 20 00 ^ 20 00
32 50 32 50
eent 4 80 4 80
2 00 2 00
10 00 10 00
tnd bridges 35 00 35 00
ble, contin &c 18 10 00
s 12 00 12 00
w & ch gang 49 56 49 56
ork 6 00 6 00
gang 25 00 25 00
rork 31 50 31 50
43 75 43 75
28 50 28 50
11 on ii no
11 75 11 75
16 00 16 00
52 25 52 25
8 90 94 90 94
Lssioner 7 50 7 50
gang 6 98 6 98
r farm 9 00 9 00
rork 14 25 14 25
5 00 5 00
:ra & cona 175 00 175 00
rork 21 50 21 50
15 75 15 75
6 65 6 65
hs & jail 23 94 23 94
gang 6 00 6 00
fork 88 50 86 50
s 17 20 17 26
ork 45 37 45 37
s 4 53 4 53
rork 72 90 72 90
21 15 21 15
17 45 17 45
170 95 170 95
72 05 72 05
74 20 74 20
85 05 85 05
35 00 35 00
60 50 60 50
9 07 9 07
7 65 7 65
83 25 83 25
39 60 39 60
66 30 66 30
75 30 75 30
61 35 61 35
40 00 40 00
ig & pauper 60 30 36 30
Dg 50 00 50 00
40 00 40 00
45 00 45 00
16 67 16 67
; contiu 10 30 10 30
for pauper 6 00 6 00
9 80 9 80
5 coos 33 25 33 25
gang 9 59 9 59
s 78 37 78 37
t education 50 00 50 00
ork 17 74 17 74
a 2 60 2 AO
gang 5 25 5 25
rork 33 00 33 00
28 50 28 50
76 75 76 75
8 94 49 94 49
>low 15 00 15 00
12 00 12 00
rork 48 00 48 00
39 75 39 75
44 85 44 85
13 39 13 38
>low 12 50 12 50
rork 11 00 11 00
79 60 79 60
1 10 00 10 00
ig k ct hs 8 70 8 70
i cons 33 75 33 75
rork 27 00 27 00
8 54 60 54 60
rork 15 00 15 00
45 00 45 00
24 25 24 25
41 10 41 10
5 50 8 50
6 50 6 50
47 00 47 00
r 37 50 37 50
& 108 10 108 16
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Scrantun, January 12
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7ade3. January 13
kingstree. ' 18
}re?Iyville, January 18 and 19
larpers, January 20
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button-. '* 22
iingstree, 44 23
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Shems. " 26
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3loomingvale. " 28
Itenson, ' 29
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February 3
Johnsunville (-S B Poston's store),
February' 4
yox (E F Prosser's store), " 5
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Kingstree, 44 8
Sourdins. 44 9
Salters. 44 10
f L Gowdy's store. 14 11
Single, * 12
Kingstree, February 13 -to 2;, inclusive.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Williamsburg,
Court of Common Pleas.
J C Lynch, plaintiff,
vs
C H McAllister et al, defendants.
Under and bv virtue of a decretal
order >. >ve stated case, made .
t?y his . ,^or. Judge John * Wilson, I
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder at the Court House at Kingstree.
in said county, on the 1th day of
(.'..Kpiiari. IQiiO fullnnriner H^scrihed
real estate, to wit: All that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the county of Williamsburg
and State aforesaid containing
one hundred and one acres, more
or less, which is bounded as follows:
On the North by Lunch's river; on the
East by lands of Wad Gaskins and by
pnblic road: on the South by lands of
G A Tilt<>n and on the West by lands of
E B McAllister.
Terms of Sale-.?Cash, purchaser to
pay for paper?. ' ->i
George J. Graham,
1-14-vt Sheriff
Kingstree
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AM V* VAWA* ?? V V* W"
The office or the Supervisor of Reg
istration will be opened on the 1st
day of July and will remain open continuously
every day. except Sundays,
through the months of July ana
August for the purpose of the re-registering
of any person who is qualifledas
follows:
Who shall have been a resident of
the State for two years, and of the
county one.vear, and of the polling precinct
in which the elector offers*
vote four months before the day of
election, and shall have paid, six
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and wtite any section of the constitution
of 1895 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he owns, and has paid
all taxes collectable on /during the
present year, property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. J. Y. Mr,GILL,
Clerk of Board.
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