The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 18, 1912, Page SIX, Image 6
BOYS' COK\ CLUB..
P ^ j
Grand Gathering and Exhibition
School.
Columbia. July 15:? One of the,
most interesting features of the Xa-'
\ tional Corn Exposition, to be held at j
Columbia next January, is the first!
Exposition School for boys,which will!
be composed of the prize-winners in '
^ the boys' cprn clubs in every county j
v in the Southern States. The attendance
upon the school is expected to
reach at least one thousand, and
preparations are being laid on a
broad scale.
J B Hobdy of Alabama has been
k selected as superintendent of the
school. Mr Hobdy is the assistant in
* charge of the boys' corn club work
in Alabama, with headquarters at:
the State Agricultural College at i
fc Auburn. Later on he will make his |
1 leadquarters in the National Corn
f'fcxposition offices at Columbia. Mr
^ liobdy stands exceedingly high
among agricultural educators of the
country, and his experience fits him
for the management of the unique
school. The boys will be divided into
companies and squads, and through
the co-operation of President Riggs
of Clemson Agricultnral College, cadets
of the first class will be placed
in command of the boys,who will be
under semi-military discipline during
their stay in Columbia. They will
be comfortably quartered on the
State Fair grounds near the Exposition
buildings.and will be given dairly
instruction along agricultural
lines by some of the foremost agriculturists
of the country who will be
I in attendance at tne exposition, out
the boys will not ha?-e all work; the
J city of Columbia, through its Coun[?
cil, has made an appropriation for a
,' banquet to be given the boys on the
j last night of the school. The trip to
i South Carolina will of itself be quite
an incentive to any of the boys living
in distant States. There are enrolled
in boys' corn clubs this year
4%eventy-five thousand boys in the
* various Southern States,and the pupils
of the school will be selected
boys out of this great aggregation.
As a tribute to Dr Seaman A
Knapp, whose work for the agricultural
development of the South
I makes it peculiarly appropriate that
his memory be honored in connection
with the boys' corn club work,South
1 Carolina will offer a handsome
.bronze bust as the prize for the
*State making the best showing each
year in the boys' and girls' club
work. The award of this bust of Dr
, Knapp will be made during the exJ
+ o/IU/\A1 nrnKoKlv of tVlO hnVfl'
r^,uu" .? ,
banquet. Several notable men have
already promised to be present on
this occasion and participate in the
issuing of diplomas to the boys and
awarding of the bust.
Andrews Locals.
Andrews, July 15:?The young
people of town held an entertainment
at the home of Mr and Mrs J
D Cox, on Main street, last Friday
night in honor of some of the visiting
young ladies. All the young folk
declare it a grand success of pleasure
a and entertainment. Quite a temptH
ing supper to the inner man was j
B served during the evening.
Si Miss Gussie Carr.lin has just returned
home from an extended visit
> to the home of her aunt, Mrs S S
Haselden.at Georgetown. Little Miss
jussie is delighted with her trip.
M Mr and Mrs D B Young of West
42nd spent last Sunday with the fam
* /m
tily of Mr 11 A uaom. me isucr
moved into our community last winter
from the Salters Depot section.
In the short time Mr Odom and family
have been in our town he has so endeared
himself to our people that he
has their hiprhest esteem and respect
and we hope for him and his family
a lonpr and pleasant stay in our
midst. W S C.
If you are a housewife you cannot
i.i? i,.,rw3 tn ht> hpnlthv or
rreiisuiiaui V w MV __
beautiful by washing dishes, sweeping
and doing housework all day,and
'crawling1 into bed dead tired at
night. You must get out into the
open air and sunlight. If you do this
every day and keep your stomach
and bowels in good order by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets when needed,
you should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
rRub-My-Tism will cure you.
1
County Commissio
Repoi
Commencing A
Na:i;o. Nature Claim. Amt. Allowed. j Ge<
April 2? ! li
T A McCrea.township bd assess- ^
ors, $ 6 U'i | "
R D Gamble,township bd assess- ^0?
ors. 6 0(? ^!01
J J B Montgomery, auditor's sal. 41 67 ^ J
" " " contingent, 3 20 '
J N Hammet, co com, 66 67 M1
" 3 00 11
W R Funk, county and township y1!
bd assessors. 14 00 J *
Jno Wade, janitor for April. 15 00
Jno M Eaddy, roadeng " 125 01) 11 1
P M Brockinton. proceedings in f?
lunacy W J Nese, 10 00 K,r
Geo J Graham sheriff, jail report r*
April. -'9 20 P *
Geo .1 Graham.sheriff,conveying c'
lunatic. W J X, ' 19 40
Geo J Graham, sheriff, expense ~ *.
trip Orangeburg, prisoner. & 40 /? *
. . >'. /-v?1_? i.,i ?: i,n g
J ' ,?1 oiiiriani, luwu^uip uu w - \r , , W
W Boyd 6 00 ! J v
J F Rodgers. " " 6 0?L?
S J Gasquo.county and township ? ^
bd assessors, 4 901 J
J Wesley Cook, treas sal April. 41 67 ^ A1
W T Rowell, township bd assrs, 6 00
Kingstree Hardware Co, court b
house and jail, 3 08 bar
National Sanitary Go. disinfectant,
court house. -'2 50 " <
E L Workman, numbering ma- ?
chine, court house, 5 00 *ni
E R Rowell fence.hitching posts
at S L fence, 2 60 "il
Kingstree Telephone Co, 'phone <f ^
rent for April, 2 50 Ee?
County Record office, ads and a
stationery, 145 00
H O Britton, contingent, 8 25 ^
J G McCullough, " 4 86 gr.
44 " salary, 100 00 j* '
W J Cockfield, building outhouse ?rt
at jail, 65 00 (-aF
Dr 1 N Boyd, post mortem, A
Footman, colored. 5 00 ?
F H Hodge, lumber for house at * ?
jail, 10 40 J*
H O Britton, ' , salary' 141 66
May 7. 1912? R I
People's Mercantile Co, court H J
Vinno 1 25 Ha:
R C McElveen, mag and const. Jnc
inquest. 14 <HJ W <
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co. W
court house supplies, 104 29 V \
S G McDonald, inquest, 5 00 Tht
S M Bradshaw, inquest and const, 7 00 n
C 0 Woodberry and hands, camp F F
4 roads, 68 38 Got
Jno M Eaddv, for freights pd, 8 76 p
Rufus Eaddv, road plow, 12 50 J J
C F Stuckev and guards, chain- a
gang 1, So 00 J J
J W Dennis and guards, chain- ^
gang 2, 131 85 "j ^
C O Woodberry and hands, camp J v
4 9 32 "
J B Clarkson, hay for rd plow. 118 42
Gourdin Mer Co. chaingang, 8 29 J ?
26 00 , b
? - - .... - ~ 1 Inn
County Record, ads and blanks, 13 oo | """
Milhous & Jennings, camp 4, 6 15 | \jP.?
Isaiah Presslev ditching, Nexsen km
road. ' 17 70 u "
W T Wilkins, chaingang, 80 18 F ^
Watts & Watts,chaingar.g.l clock, 1 00 fit
W M Vause & Son, chaingang, 34 75 ^ y
Arthur Joyner, camp 3, roads, 25 00
People's Mercantile Co, lsack Ur.
meal, chaingang, 1 75 11
Sol Peres, chaingang 2, 12 00 ~eo
Kingstree Hdw Co, chaingang 2, 3 95 ^
H A Miller, beef, chaingang, 3 90 ? "
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
chaingangs 1, 2, 4 5. 47 75 ? y
E Glover (col'd), camp 3, 11 80
Butler Dry Goods Co, camp 4, 3 30 w.1
O H Patrick, camp 5, 21 02 j
Samuel Shaw and hands, roads, 84 75 w 1
B C Cooper and hands, roads,
camp 3, 162 83 ge?
D E Cooper, bridges, 2 1A y \
G T Floyd, surveying road, ED J ^
Epps, 9 75 p n
Carolina Furniture Co, camp 4, 6 00 r u
E D Epps, bridges, 3 50 P
J D Knight, roads, 6 55 f ^
J M Terrell & Co, lumber, 36 34
J C Everett, lumber and teams, 10 80 "
James McNeil, roads, camp 4, 19 00 ?
A McDermott, *' " " 19 22 CO
PT Browder, 44 7 50 c F
J W Kirby, - 3 15 _ 8
The Kaminski Hdw Co,tent cloth Jno
for chaingang, 18 90 f;
W C Hemingway & Co, 1 mule, 225 00 F F
W M Mitchum. 10 bushels corn, ? ^
chaingang. 10 00 f E
W A Neal & Son. tents for chain- *
gang, 45 00 J ?j
National Sanitary Co. disinfectant
for chaingang. 45 00 y ?
William Stafford, roads, 4 uu t; "
JnoT Bryan, bridges, 11 00 ? ?
J A Salters roads, 21 00 ** J
W D Byrdic, roads and lumber, 9 00 ? D
W C Hemingway & Co, chaingangs
1 and 4, * 78 13 J?
vin Mouzon, roads, camp 3, 1 88
G W Owins, canal bridge, 10 00 ? |
H J Brown, fodder, road plow, 3 50 K F
W I Hodges, chaingang2, 20 25 ? M
SOByrd, 44 1 and 2, 22 90 g C
J D Wilson roads, 2 60 WJ
G M Tbomas, 44 13 25 H \
Jeff Fulton, 44 1 00 ?
J S Varn, lumber for bridges, 3 30 ? |
Jno M Eaddv. roads. 3 25 C a
J J B Montgomery, sal May. 41 67 ~E
cont. * 3 20 Co?
J N Hammet. sal, 66 67 Wil
4 4 4 4 cont, 3 001 K
June 1, 1912- ^
J Wesley Cook, contingent, 1 25 e
14 4 4 4 4 salary May, 41 67 r
Jno M Eaddy, road eng.sal May, 125 00 C)
June 4, 1912? Gee
H O Britton. contingent, 9 75
Geo J Graham.sheriff.jail report
May, 38 4<> ? 1
Geo J Graham, sheriff, brick for &
jail outhouse, 5 00 D 1
Geo J Graham .sheriff, conveying e
lunatic. 12 60 (
Geo J Graham,sheritf, conveying
lunatic, 12 60!
:
Citation Notice. 11 r
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! hf'
County of Williamsburg,
By P M Brockititon, Esq, Probate j ?}<
Judge.
Whereas, Essie M Hanna made suit 3:1,1
tome to grant J H Hanna letters of j
administration of the estate of andef-; G
- - * ur rv tt | J,,i
lefts Oi v> u ntuina. UUi
These are therefore to cite and ad- F
monish all and singular the kindred 191:
and creditors of the said W D Hanna,
deceased, that rhey be and appear be- 7-1!
ner's Quarterly ?
rt. 1
pril 1, 1912.
) J Graham.sheriff.conveying
tnatie. 12 60
McCullough, contingent. 12 37
" salary to date. 166 66
i xvade, janitor. 15 00 j
n Office Supply, elk ct office. 53 60
f Barfield. sum cor jury. 2 00
J Cockfield, jail work. 2 00
mers' Supnly ?'o,metal roofig,
jail outnouse, 37 43
W L Wallace, ex 2 lunatics, 10 00
' Rodgers. township bd as?ssors,
1911, 10 00 )
Epps, grand juror, to chain
ang. 3 80
igstree Telephone Co, 'phone
?nt May. 2 50
il Brockinton. services in 3
ases. 30 00 J
' M Epddy, roads, y 14 '
I Woodberrv and hands.camp4. 99 14 ?
Stuckey and guards, chain- *
ang 1, SS 50 a
/ Dennis and guards chain- 'f
ang 2. 115 00 j
) Cooper and hands, camp 3, 224 27 ,('
V Goins and hands, roads. 11 2o 1
[ McCrea 17 50
n Shaw and
ridges, 100 75 g
mers' Supply Co, chaingangs
, 2, 4, 5. 123 97 t
j Hemingway & Co, chain- ^
ang 1, 247 34 ^
0 Farm Supply Co. camp 3, 93 97 tj
,'kin Parsons, roads, 3 00
Ikins WholesaleGro Co, camp 5, 9 68
[ Brown, lumber. 30 94
ip Hart Lumber Co. lumber ,
nd bridges. 25 86
E Snipes, lumber for bridges. 9 55 r
low.es. roads and bridges 19 17
E A Simmons, chaingang, 7 00 ~
N Goins, bridges, 21 75
>d H Hodge, lumber, 3 50 ?
>t Jno A Kelley,timber gotten
rom woods, 2 00 ,
>Y Graham, roads, 10 lo (
1 Brantley, shoeing mules. 11 95 .
1 Flowers, roads 13 75 .
irle Whack (col'd), roads. 3 00 n
1 McCoy, chaingang. 2 90
2 McElveen, lumber 2 16
1 Brown, chaingang 1, 7 05 p'
selden Drug <lo, " 85
) T Bryan, bridge lumber, 22 40 rr
3 Cantley. roads and bridges, 5 48
VV Barr, bridges, 4 50
V Graham, roads, 8 50
s Kaminski Hdw Co,dynamite,
jads. 38 90
them &. Sons, chaingang 1. 440 83
>d Roads Machinery Co. road
low and fixtures, 354 76
B Montgomery, 2d quarter i
uditing board, 12 50
B Montgomery, aud sal, 41 67
I Brockinton. 2d qr aud bd. 12 50
Hammet, co com. ?>6 67
J Cook, treas sal, 41 67
" jury and witness tkts. 495 20 t,
" cont, 2 80
B Montgomery, cont. legal (n
us to col 12 70 a(
' M Eaddy, sal June, 125 00 u.
Wade, (col'd), janitor, 15 00 sv
gstree Telephone Co, 'phone 3?
?nt for June. " 2 50 w
I Brockinton contingent, 1 50 S
Hammet. " 3 20 sl
McCollough salary for June, 83 33 cc
Dennis, lumber, house at jail, 2 35 p)
W V Brockington, examina- C(
on lunatic, 5 00 cc
D Bernard & Co, handcuffs &c, 30 85
Bradshaw,magistrate& const, 40 00
McDonald, 44 44 4* 34 65
> W Davis. 44 44 44 33 75 t
Haddock, 4 33 75
: Wallace, 44 100 00 t*
D Crooks, 44 4 4 4 4 C;
; or. 11 25 y,
5 Camlin, magistrate & const U
3 qr, 22 50
i J Graham, jail report June, 39 20 6)
Britton, contingent, 9 75
Haselden, bd tor rd.plow
ands, 5 50
i A *?nAiiromifk onftinnr Auto of
' mtvnoiuimi, vuvbiiig vuvo wi>
farm 20 00
Cooper & hands, camp 3, 220 90 es
M Eaddy, for camp 5 hands, 170 95 pi
* 44 reward lor convict u
pperson, 25 80 es
Woodberry & hands, camp 4. 154 73 oi
' Stuckey & guards, chain- K
ang 1, 85 00 tc
W Dennis & guards, chain- ui
ang 2, 97 74
Scott, lumber?bridges 3 19
McCrea, roads & bridges. 7 00 A
1 Fitch, oats for chaingang, 8 00
T Bryan, roads & bridges, 32 75 _
Baxley, bridges, 2 00
son DuRant Bros,chaingang 1, 38 50
I Thomas, " " 16 50
[ McClam. bridges. 6 36
I Carsten, chaingang, 21 15 es
oxworth, " 14 87 pi
"Yilson, butfor chaingang, 3 52 ui
imith Bros, camp 5, 42 13 ts
McClary, chaingang, 4 00 w
hous & Jennings, camp 4, 6 00
I Lesesne, bridges. 10 32
' Hinnant, camp 3, 11 23
Cook, 44 44 7 15 E
! Marshall, roads & bridges, 7 80
D Byrdic, bridges, 5 00
V Goins & hands, roads &
ridges, 38 89
1 Brantley, camp 3. 7 50
1 Land, 44 44 6 10
McCutchen, " 4 66 09 di
inty Record, stationery & ads, 24 50 n,
kins Wholesale Gro Co, chain- j
ang, 50 61 t.i
J < oward, chaingang 2, 34 47 ti
C Hemingway & Co, chain- in
ang 1 & 4, 308 94
C McElveen, magistrate &
anst for 2d qr, 33 75
> J Graham, const for 2d qr, 75 0o
44 4 4 sheriff's salary
Dr 2d qr, ' 400 00
J Reddi^k. buckets. dippers.
:c, 1 25 u
7 Edwards, conveying prison- ,j
r to chaingang 1 60 ri
onclusion for qr ending June 3<>. li<12.
J N Hammet.
Co < ommissioner.
? ci
c;
e m>- in the Court of Probate, to be y
ri at Kingstn e, S C. on the 29th day e
July next after publication there- n
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to a
w cause, if any they have, why the a
d administration should not be ti
nted. S
riven under my handthil 15th dayof c
y. Anno Domini, 1912. a
'ublished on the 18th day of July, p
2, in The County Record. a
P M Brockixtox, n
J-2tp Probate Judge.
Legal Notices
I v*
Notice?Sheriff s Cale.
ORECLOSt'KE OF MORTGAGE OF REAL
PROPERTY.
STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY UF WILLIAMSBURG.
< ourt of Common Pleas.
P ^'heeler, plaintilf, against John M
Salters. C vV Antrim, Mallard Lumber
Company The First Trust & Savings
Bank of Rock Hill. S C, in its
own right, and The First Trust & Savings
Bank of Rock Hill. S C. as trustee,
defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
-.npnlnciirp nnH snip in tVip nhnvp pnti
tied action, issued out of the court of
>mmon pleas for the county and State
foresaid, dated June 13 A D. 1312, I
te undersigned Sheriff of said county,
ill sell before the court house door at
jngstree. in the county and State
foresaid, on the first Monday in Auust.the
same being the 5th day of said
lonth.between the legal hours of sale,
t public auction, to the highest bidder.
}* cash, the following real property
tuated in the county of Williamsburg.
) wit:
"All and singular all the right, title
ad interest of John M Salters in the
state of his father, Thomas Edward
alters, late of the county and State
foresaid the same being a two-ninths
I-9) undivided interest in all and sinular
all that certain piece, parcel or
act of land lying, being and situate in
le county of Williamsburg and State
f South Carolina, containing three
iousand,two hundred and sixty acres,
lore or less.and bounded and described
s follows, to-wit: On the North by lands
f George J Graham, H 0 Britton,
awrence McFarland and Black river;
n the East by lands of the Atlantic
oast Lumber Corporation lands of the
jitate of William Salters, lands of M P
ifrage, J M ' ook and R Moseley; on
le South by lands of R Moseley and
mds of the estate of William Salters:
i the West by lands of Mrs S M Sal >rs.
estate of C M Salters, J C Ever
Lt.j M Salters, estate of Joe Chandler,
r J C Boyd and Lawrence McFarland."
Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser to
ay for papers.
George J Graham,
Sheriff of Williamsburg county, SC.
ingstree, S C?
July 18, A D. 1912. 7-18-3t
Summons for Relief.
(complaint served).
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
county of williamsburg. 1
Court of Common Pleas.
S B Poston, Plaintiff,
against
M Venters, Julia E Burgess. George
Walker and Linguish Walker. Defendants.
o the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re
' *u.. ~1. kio
Jireu iu auawci liic tuiiipioiiu m uuo
:tion.of which a copy is herewith served
x>n you,and to serve a copy of youranver
to the said complaint on the subTiber
at his office in Kingstree, S C,
ithin twenty days after the date of the
rvice Hereof, exclusive of the day of
ich servicejand if you fail to answer the
irhplaint within the time aforesaid, the
aintiff in this action will apply to the
surt for the relief demanded in the
>mplaint.
Robt J Kirk,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Kingstree. S C. June 11, 1912.
0 the defendant Languish Walker:
Take Notice: That the complaint in
lis action was filed in the office of the
lerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
rilliamsburg county, So Car, on the
ith day of June, 1912.
Robt J Kirk,
13-6t Plaintiff's Attorney.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against the
itate of C E Grayson, deceased, will
resent the same, duly attested, to the
ndersigned, Administratrix of the said
itate, at her postoffice at Benson, S C,
to her attorney, LeRoy Lee, E-n, of
ingstree, S C, and all persons indebted
1 said estate will make payment to the
idersigned or to her said attorney.
Dated at Kingstree, S C, July 15,1912. J
T A MP D r!o A VOAW I
U Ail Ci JU UAA 1 0Vil
dministratrix Estate of C E Grayson,
deceased. 7-18-3t
Notice to Creditors,
All persons holding claims against the
state of Henry E Eaddy, deceased, will
resent the same, duly attested, to the
idersigned executors of the said esste.
and all persons owing said estate
ill make payment to the undersigned.
John M Eaddy,
S 0 Eaddy,
A G Eaddy,
xecutors of the Estate of Henry E
Eaddy, deceased. 7-1 l-3t
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given thaton the 10th
ay of August, A D 1912, at 12 o'clock
oon, I will apply to P M Brockinton,
udge of Probate of Will iaiusbnrgcoun for
Letters Dismissory as Adminis atorof
the estate of Mrs M R Hemigway,
deceased.
Dr T S Hemingway,
7-ll-5t Administrator.
Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of Re^
itration will be open on the Isi Monay
in each month for the purpose of
?gistering any person who is qualied
as follows:
Who shall have been a resident o!
he State foj* two years, and of th?
ounty one year, and of the polling preinct
in which the elector offers to
ote four months before the day of
lection, and shall have paid, six
lonths before, any poll tax then due
nd payable, and who can both read
nd write any section of the constituion
of 1895 submitted to him by the
upervisors of Registration, or who
an show that he owns, and has paid
11 taxes collectable on during the
resent year, pioperty in this State
ssessed at three hundred dollars or
tore. H A Meyer,
f.lerk of Board i
i1
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Nine cases out of ten c
by using Noah's Liniment
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fever a few applications ^
you.
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not evaporate like other r<
Requires very little ru
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NOAH'S LINIMENT Relieved T
"I suffered with rheumatism In my right arm
and shoulder complicated with a partial paralysis
of the nerves. I tried numerous preparations
with only partial relief, suffering Intense
pain all the time, loss of appetite, Insomnia, and
was reduced to a mere skeleton. Fortunately I
to^Sold and guaranteed by Kins
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Go To
WHEN YOU NEE9 AN1
A record of more than
j . hind him. With a buncf
on hand, he is alwavs re;
j Also Feed and
1 J. L. Stuckey,
\^?W ? ! II III I ?IIIIM I
The Fall 1
KINGSTREE liHABEl
Will
Septemb
AH departm<
in Good Wo
Parents who intend entei
will please do so during tna fi
Patrons and friends oi th
to visit the school at an / ?i.ne
A ?i?f Vial" infnfr
flll^ IUI11IVI uiiui
applying to
#J. W. Swittenberg
Superintendent.
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his Man of a Terrible Condition.
I learned of Noah's Liniment , and began Its use.
Although I could not raise my arm. after using
a little more than a large site bottle I feel thai
I am completely curea and my old self again.
Cannot too strongly recommend Noah's Liniment.?John
P. Daly, Charleston, 8. C."
;stree Drug Co. and M. L. Allen..
=3v
Stuckey j
l
ration mav be had by
E. C. Epps,
Clerk Board of Trustees.
ec, S. C.
'THING \H HORSEFLESH
twenty years stands be1
of nice horses and mules
acly for a sale or a swap.
Liveiy Stables.
Lake City, S. C.
=1
erm of the
i
9 AND HIGH SCHOOL '
Begin
er 16,1912
ents are now
rking Order.
ing their children in the school
i st week of the fall term.
e School are cordially invited