The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 29, 1915, Page EIGHT, Image 8
' | Legal Advertisements. |
County Commissioner's
Report
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For 2nd Quarter Commencing
April 1, 1915.
Names. Nature of Claim. Amt. Allowed.
T T T? W 4. J ??1 A no ? K/t at I
J <1 D jyioniguiiieiy,auu aoi x*pi, uv w
* Donald Montgomery, aud asst, 25 00
J N Hammet, co com, Apr, 66 67
R E Burgess, co and tp bd assrs, 10 00
S J Gasque, 44 44 44 44 44 22 70
Kingstree Electric Light & Ice
Co, lights c h and jail Apr. 4 75
Public Works Com, water court
house and jail Apr, 4 70
A R Eaddy and hands bdgcmpH, 162 94
J D Cox, lumber. 6 03
L M McClam, repg cart, 8 On
B T Eaddy, 15 bu corn, camp -'1* 15 ('0
T S Kelley, freights pd, 4 03
Chemo Company, chaingangs, 99
?V A Neal & Sons.l tent, camp 4 35 18
The King Hdw Co, camps 1, 2, 3, 5 45
Farmers' Supply Co, camp 3, 2 55
4 4 44 chaingang2, 61 36
Milhous & Jennings, 4 4 4 4 18 0?>
J F Scott 80 bu corn, chg 2, 36 no
D F Ward and guard, " 44 9 2 00
Farmers' Supply Co, chg 1, 55 75
J l>eW itt Frierson, chg 1, 25 On
J S Frierson. camp 4, 88 00
T S Kelley and guards, chg 1, 85 -"0
D E Flowers, roads and bridges, 10 50
m r\ r o en
1 W Lewis, ir[iaiung uhujjcc, uv
J J Snow, lumber, 21 36
C B Morris, roads. 5 25
R D Blakelev, roads (1914), 1 50
44 ' 44 3 38
A Rockwell, chaingang 1, 4 80
Farmers' Supply Co, camp 4. 2 49
J E McFadden, bridges, 3 64
F H Hodge, lumber and work, 7 50
J P Frierson. freights pd, 21 17
W W Barr, camp 3, 14 88
N R Williamson, chaingang 1, 25 00
Town Andrews, com tax, 10*00
P H Stoll, agt, cor bond, 6 00
Walker, Evans & Coggswell Co,
books and stationery, 142 57
S H Guerry, county and township
board equalization, 19 00
P G Gourdin, county and township
board equalization, 12 00
Jno T Nelson, tp bd equalization, 6 00
J P Frierson, road eng, sal Apr, 125 00
DrW V Brockington, lunatic, 5 00
H O Britton, contingent, 11 35
44 4 4 salary, 141 66
Miss Mamie McLees, salary. 140 00
R N Speigner, salary Apr, 83 33
G H Stancill. 44 44 83 33
McRoy Gasque, 44 4 4 8 3 33
WE Allen, 44 44 83 33
W P Thompson, 44 4 4 8 3 33
Kingstree Drug Co, aud office, 2 75
The King Hdw Co, court house, 1 85
Jno Wade (col'd), janitor Apr, 17 00
J W Cook, j.ury ana witness tkts, 19 70
" " salary, du uu
Geo J Graham, jail report Apr, 145 90
44 " nurse at jail, 6 00
44 44 conveying lunatic, 13 45
B T Harper, cor juror. 50
JTDuRant, *' 44 50
J M Spivey, 44 44 50
W T Hemingway, cor juror. 50
J W McClam, co and tp bd assrs, 21 10
T O Epps, co bd education, 21 00
W W Boyd, tp bd assrs, 6 00
J J B Montgomery, aud sal May, 50 00
44 44 , 4 contingent. 6 50
Donald Montgomery, aud clerk, 25 00
J W Cook, contingent, 81
4 44 salary May, 50 00
J N Hammet, co com. May, 66 67
\ 44 44 contingent, 5 60
C M Hinds corn and nay, camp 2. 150 00
P M Brockinton, lunatics, 10 00
B F Patrick, jail, 1 90
J P Frierson. road eng, sal May, 125 oO
\ / H O Britton. contingent, 12 70
G^o J Graham, jail rep May, 159 30
Geo J Graham, ex in arrest of
Henry Francis, 10 00
Kingstree Mfg & Cons Co, awnings
for court house, 36 50
Kingstree Hdw Co. court house, 1 55
* Miss Mamie McLees,sal mo May,"60 00
R N Speigner, sal mo May. 83 33
G H btancill. rural police, sal May, 83 33
/ W V Alien 44 " 44 44 83 33
Chemo Co, court house and jail, 61 05
Thos W Epps. sum cor jury, 2 00
Dr W M O'Bryan, post mortem, 5 00
44 W C Hemingway,"4 44 5 00
Dr L B Johnson, disinterment of
two negro infants, ? 30 00
Kingstree Electric Light & Ice
Co, court house and jail, May, 5 25
Dr J H Pratt, post mort and lun, 10 00
T D Gamble, bridges, 9 23
A R Eaddy, camp 3, 161 34
J D Cox. camp 3, 14 60
Taylor Mer Co, camp 3, 25 40
? People's Merc Co. 4,44 1 25
Taylor 44 44 44 44 *29 08
J H Tune, 800 lbs hay, v 8 00
Mrs S J Altman,10 bucorn,camp 3,10 00
People's Mer Co, chaingang, 57 60
A Rockwell, chaingang 1, 8 00
J E Pool, 25 bu corn, chg 1, 25 00
Kingstree Hdw Co, chaingangs, 19 23
T S Kelley, chaingang 1, 88 50
A L Burgess, roads, 8 52
G F Williamson, hay and corn,
chaingang 1, 29 36
D Moultrie Epps, roads, 4 00
S P Britton, bridges, 8 88
W X Wilson, roads and bridges, 5 50
T P McMillan, bridges, 4 20
J L Fox worth, 44 8 91
Kingstree Hdw Co, chaingang 1, 19 10
T P nn*ipr rnads. 2 00
J Manson Brown, roads. 10 24
Town of Greelyville, 98 commutation
tax, 196 00
Wallace Morris, roads, 2 25
W B Cooper, Wee Tee bridge, 12 00
B S Smith, camp 4, 5 30
B M Barnes, bridges, 17 00
R 1) Gamble, chaingang 41 32
T H Stuckey, 356 lbs hay, camp 3,' 3 56
R W Smith, 15 bu corn, camp 4, 15 00
Mack Etheridge, 500 lbs hay, 5 00
D F Ward, chaingang 2, 84 64
J P Frierson, freights pd, 5 23
W M Vause & Sons, rep rd plow, 21 50 (
Jno Wade (col'd), janitor, May, 17 00
W E Bryan, repg stock law
fence, 25 00
Public Works Corns, water c h
& jail May, 6 50
Miss Amanda Edwards, % mo
sal Mar, 37 50
Miss Amanda Edwards, 1 mo sal
Apr, 75 00
Miss Amanda Edwards, traveling
expenses Mar, 27 50
Miss Amanda Edwards, traveling
expenses Apr, 27 50
J S Frierson, camp 4, 107 40
James Bryan, co & township bd
assessors, 21 00
R D Blakeley, township bd assessors,
6 00
J J B Montgomery, contingent. 3 25
h
J N Hammet, contingent 6 65
" 44 salary, 66 67
Donald Montgomery, salary auditor's
cllrk, 25 00
J J B Montgomery, salary auditor,
50 00
J J B Montgomery, 2d qr auditing
board, 12 50i
J W Cook, contingent, 85 i
. 4 4 44 salary June, 50 00 i
| ?? 44 jury & wit tickets, 702 00!
P M Brockinton, 2d qr auditing
board, 12 50!
PM Brockinton, lunati'-s, 21 5
R N Speigner, sal mo June. 83 33
Miss Mamie McLees, mo June, 60 00
Jno Wade, janitor June, 17 00
1 Kingstree E L & Ice Co, c h &
jail June lights, 3 00
I Water Works Corns c h & iail.
June water, 6 75
J P Frierson. r e sal for June, 125 00
J B Gamble, 2d qr magistrate, 100 <'0
S G McDonald, 2d qr magistrate, 50 00
j W S Camlin, " 44 44 50 00
J M Godwin. " 44 " and
const, 87 50
S M Bradshaw. 2d qr magistrate
and const. 87 50
TP Fulmore, " " 44 and
| const, 87 50
R C McElveen, 2d qr magistrate
& const, 85 50
W S Camlin. constable 2d qr, 37 50
, C W Boy kin' " 37 50
\V J Britton. 44 2d qr, 75 00
. F Poston, 44 25 00
! Thos W Epps, cor's jury, 2 00
| W E Alien, salary June, o3 33 I
G H Sjancill, 44 44 ' 83 33
Nathan Shuman. jail. 2 65
W S Dennis, burial of W T Williams,
(col'd) bones found in
Bk river, 5 <'0
H U Kinder, coroner. 57 50
Miss Amanda Edwards, travelingex,
27 501
Miss Amanda Edwards, salaryMay,
75 00
R N Speigner, type writer &
book case, 44 50
Dr T S Kelley, ex lunatics, 30 00
Wmsburg Hd Co, jail, 6 50
H O Britton, contingent, 8 70
Walker, Evans & Coggswell,
books c c office, 66 88
Geo D Banard & Co, books c c
office, 26 00
County Record, adds & supplies
co offices. - * 57 75
Geo J Graham, jail report for
June, 168 30
T n i t
ueo j uranam, snenix s saiary
2d qr, 400 00
Geo J Graham, transporting lunatics,
23 50
Geo J Graham, transporting lunatics,
13 00
Geo J Graham, sheriff Sumter
co &c, 9 95
Geo J Graham, ex trip Lake City
for prisoner, 3 50
A R Eaddy, camp no 3, 185 81
L F Perry, 44 44 24 53
W W Johnson, 44 44 5 25
A E Flowers, 44 38 53
Farmers' Supply Co, camp no 4, 5 28
J M Clyde, bridges. 10 13
Wmsburg Hd Co, camp 4, 2 75
Taylor Mer Co, 44 3, 6 00
S D Hair, lumber, 54 87
D F Ward & guard, chaingang 2, 80 00
W T Britton, * 44 5139
Julius G Lifrage, foot logs, 5 94
The King Hd Co, camp 1, 2, 4, 29 35
Farmers' Supply Co,chaingang 2, 77 33
Jno T McElveen, lumber, 57 20
J Tigler, pea seed poor farm, 27 85
L M McClam, chain gang 1, 5 00
J P Frierson, freights paid, 36 52
Steele Furniture Co, camp 4, 7 50
The Atlas Oil Co, 1 bbl axle
grease, 10 20
Fulton Bag Cotton Co. c g stripes, 52 90
People's Mer Co, chaingang 2, 23 00
J no Scott, Jr, road plow, 42 04
W S Dennis, lumber, 3 12
J M Brown, 44 12 45
Wmsburg Hd Co, chaingang 2, 37 30
S L Parsons roads, J 3 50
H A Altman, " 3 00
J S Frierson, camp 4, 20 00
R D Gamble, 44 44 42 98
David Gamble, roads, 6 75
M F Haselden, camp 4, 84 18
P G Gourdin, surveying road, 7 50
H D Reddick, chaingang no 1, 14 00
T S Kelley, 44 44 89 50
S W Montgomery, bridges, 6 01
W J Buddin, roads, 2 00
J W Timmons, 44 7 50
WashBelsar. 44 2 00
Wmsburg 11 dw Co. chaingang 1, 5 90
D E McCutchen, 44 2. 12 75
Francis Green, lumber for Bk
Mingo bridge. 3 00
S A Guerry & Bro, lumber, 11 81
R M Kellahan, hay chaingang 2, 9 59
W I Hodges, camp 4, 22 25
T W7 Kri^nroc A
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H B Moore, roads, 2 25
Rogerson & Clemons, camp 3, 24 53
The King lid Co. court house, 3 82
S E McCollough, township bd assessors,
6 00
F H Hodge, lumber & work, 4 97
Conclusion of report for second quarter.
J N Hammet,
County Commissioner.
Notice of Election.
A petition, signed by the required
number of aualified electors and freeholders,
residents of Spring Gully School
District.No 60, in Williamsburg county,
and State of South Carolina, and praying
the County Board of Education for
said county to grant an election in said
district for the purpose of voting a special
tax of four (4) mills, to be used for
school purposes in said district,and said
petition having been granted and election
ordered,
Notice is hereby given that an election
for above named purpose will be
held at Martin's mill Saturday, August
7,1915. Poll will open at 8:00 a. m. and
will close at 4 p. m. The undersigned,
by virtue of their office, will act as managers
of this election and will canvass
the vote. M L Boyd,
W T Evans,
Capers Boyd,
7-29-2tp Trustees District No 60.
Registration Notice.
The 14th of September being election
day on State-wide prohibition, the registration
books will be opened from the
2nd of August, being the first Monday
in the month, until the 14th, every day.
That date being thirty days before the
election, they will be closed until after
the election. Books will be found open
.at the usual place.
H A Meyer,
Clerk of Board.
Kingstree, S C, July 5, 1915. 7-8
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Negro Loses Life.
I Lake City. July 25:?In a drunken
negro row just outside of town last
night Abraham Graham was killed,
it is charged, by Smith and Duffie
Graham. The last named has been
arrested and the authorities are
searching for Smith.
Tax Land SalesI
By virtue of an execution to me direct|
ed I have levied upon and will sell for
taxes on the first Monday in August,
1915,being the 2d day of the month, before
the Court House door in Kingstree,
Williamsburg county, S C, the following
described lands, to-wit:
One (1) lot in the town of Greelyville
belonging to Vincent Hutson, bounded
as follows: On the North by E B Rhodus;
on the East by Lundon Copes; on
the South by Eddie Parson; on the
West by E B Rhodus; also
One (1) lot in town of Greelyville belonging
to Mannie Mack and bounded
as ioilows: On the North, East, South
ar.d West by E B Rhodus' lots; also
One (l) lot in the town of Greelyville
belonging to D C Doz'^r and bounded as
j follows: On the North, East. Soutn and
: West by lots of E B Rhodus ar.d B Do1
zier: also
Two (2) lots in the town of Greelyville
[ belonging to Susannah June and bound|
ed as follows: On the North, Ea.-t. South
; and West bv lots of E B Rhodus: also
Two (2) lots in the town of Greelyville
belonging to Sarah Maxwell and
bounded as follows: On the North,East,
South and West by lots of E B Rhodus;
also
Thirty-one (31 > acres of land in Hope
township, Williamsburg county, belonging
to the estate of Allen Murry and
bounded as follows: On the North and
East by E B Rhodus and W S Murry;
on the South and West by lands of Mose
Murry and McMillan; also
Ten (10) acres of land in Laws township,
Williamsburg county, belonging to
Alice Parker and bounded as follows:
By lands of Robert Bradham and estate
of Harry White; also
Thirty-seven (37) acres of land in
Laws township, Williamsburg county,
belonging to Frank Wilson, bounded as
follows: On the North by lands of James
Williams and Charlie Green; East by
estate Louis Boyd; South by Laws public
road; on the West by lands of G
Anderson; also
Twenty-one (21)acres of land in Sumter
township, Williamsburg county, belonging
to Hester Burgess, bounded as
follows: On the North by lands of Robert
McClam; East by lands of Robert
I McClam- on the South and West by
lands of lienry McClam; also
Twenty-one (21) acres of land in Sumter
township, Williamsbnrg county, belonging
to Henry McClam and bounded
as follows: On the North and"East by
lands of Hester Burgess; on the South
and West by lands of Susanah Gamble;
also
Twenty-one and one-half (21>2) Bcres
of land in Sumter township, W illiamsburg
county, belonging to Susanah Gamble,
bounded as follows: On the North
and East by lands of Henry McClam;
on the South and West by lands of Ancil
Epps; also
Ode (1) lot in the town of Kingstree,
Williamsburg county. S C, belonging to
L H Jackson, bounded as follows: On
the North by lands of Mary McKnight;
on the F,ast hv the canal: on the South
by lands of the Standard Oil Co; on the
West by the N E R R; also
One (!) lot in the town of Kingstree,
Williamsburg county. S C, belonging to
the estate of James Tharp and bounded
as follows: On the North by Church St;
on the East by lands of Hattie Frierson;
on the South by lands of M E Parsonage;
on the West by lands of R H
Kellahan; also
One (1) lot in the town of Kingstree,
Williamsburg county, S C, belonging to
Levy Wilson and bounded as follows:
On the North by lands of John Wilson;
on the East by Blakley St; South by
lands of E L McCutchen; on the West
by lands of E J Blakley; also
One (1) lot in the town of Kingstree,
Williamsburg county, S C, belonging to
Susana Fulton and known as Lot No 8,
Block E, as by map of the same.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
George J Graham,
7-15-3t Sheriff Williamsburg Co.
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Notice of Election.
A petition, signed by the required
number of qualified electors and free- j
holders, residents of Cades School Dis- j
trict No 25, in Williamsburg county, |
and State of South Carolina, and pray-;
ing the County Board of Education for j
said county to grant an election in said j
j district for the purpose of voting a j
special tax of two (2) mills, to be used !
{ for school purposes in said district, and !
said petition ha.ing been granted and |
j election ordered,
Notice is hereby given that an elecI
tion for a'oove named purpose will be
held at the drug store of Dr W J Haselden
on Saturday, July 31, )9'5. Poll
j will open at 8:00 a. m. and will close at
4:00 p. m. The undersigned, by virtue
of their otfice, will act as managers of
this election and will canvass the vote.
Dr W J Haselden,
Julius McFadden,
R F Epps,
7-22-2t Trustees District No 25.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that at 12:00
o'clock, noon, on the 9th day of August,
1915, the undersigned will apply to the
Judge of Probate of Williamsburg county
for his final discharge as Administrator
of the estate of W L Carter, deceased.
J M G Eaddy,
Administrator.
Dated Jqly 6, 1915. 7-8-5t
Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that on the 31st
day of July, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon,
j I will apply to P M Brockinton, Judge
of Probate of Williamsburg county, for
Letters Dismissory as General Guardian
of the person and estate of T B Tanner.
M A Tanner,
7-l-5t , Guardian.
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