Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| ^Just A . Car load Rock Lime, ' Car load Sash and Doo Car load genuine Re Cai* load Hydrate* Car load Acme ( Car load Port] Pripes RTG Kinffsfree Har Hampton Street, [the cash L. S. DENNIS, > Can save you money on Groceries, Meats, Bi< Coffee, Fruits and I We have on hand now ah of Cow Peas that w< $5.00 the bushel are scarce. I The CasJ Phone No. 120 HHHIIHHHiHMHMHUHiHBHNHiflHOflM ! A Complete Line Boilers, Engines, gines, Gas Engines, St , Mlils, Planers, Edgers Mills, Cotton Gins, C Mills, Wood Saws, Pui We also have listei and types of seconds Let us figure on your re I Fires, Tabes We are pleased to prices on DIAMOND SPRINGFIELD TIR and believe them to b on the market. Thesi chased before the adv J (sire to give our custom* of same on all shipmei ^pril 30th, 1920. HYMAN SUf Mill Supplies and .rrived I rs (white pine) d Cedar Shingles, i Lime, dement. Plaster, land Cement. HT at ' Jurora CA uncut* vu?, Kingstree, S. C. J im I Manager. i Heavy and Fancy :e, Grits, Sugar, banned Goods . out SO or 60 bushels i are offering at . Seed peas Juy early. I I i Store, Kingstree, S. C. ifMachinery I Crude Oil En- H ! earn Pumps, Saw || , Trimmers, Lath 8 i orn Mills, Feed nps. || ! i with us all sizes hand machinery. ? , jquirements. jl ; and Oil J \ quote attractive J ' i and KELLEY 1 ES and TUBES 11 e the best values || I i tires were pur- If j ance and we de- H j ers the advantage % ' its made prior to i < 'PLY CO. Machinery, NEWBERN, N. C. jg ? ? , . - - COUNTY SUPERVISOR'S REP< Commencing Ja Names Nature of January Donald Montgomery, salary for Januz J. J. B. Montgomery, salary for Jar J. J. B. Montgomery-, contingent Februar; J. N. Hammet, contingent J. N. Hammet, salary for January Jno. M. Brown, paupers 1919 W. I. Hodges, paupers 1919 U I Rorfol/l milatrp Plnrpnrp nris W. J. Cockfieid, salary deputy sheriff, J Geo. J. Graham, Jail Report, January.. Geo. J. Graham, expense, trip to Florei R. B. Smith, Ord. Co. Borrowed Mone R. B. Smith, jury and witness tickets R. B. Smith, vital statistics Miss Hattie J. McMurray, salary and Mrs. Emma Cooper Lovett, salary De Burlie Graham, janitor two weeks J. Ed. Coker, magistrate and constable R. B. Smith, salary Co. Treasurer, Jan R. B. Smith, contingent J. J. B. Montgomery, contingent Jno. M. Brown, kerosene oil, court hot Walker, Evans Cogswell Co., books, C< Commissioner of Public Works, court h Kingstree Electric Light and Ice Co., c< J. M. Martin, Road Engineer, salary ai J. M. Martin, Rpad Engineer, items for J. M. Martin, Road Engineer, State Suj S. P. Cooper, roads S. D. Hair, roads and bridges Tom Poston, damages to auto, 1919? E. H. Cars ten, chaingang W. W. Burrows, chaingang ^ County Record, road card blanks Steele Furniture Co., chaingang Nesmith-Flowers Co., mule feed J. L. Gowdy, chaingang J. L. Gowdy, chaingang E. J. Mishoe, bridges J. K. Marshall, 12 bushels corn, chain] R. B. Keels, ditching roads J. T. Frierson, roads Capital City Garage, repairs to Packai Henry S. Gamble, roads Henry S. Gamble, expense to North Ca State Highway Engineer, truck parts, W. H. Baylor, bridges S. A. Guerry & Brother, lumber S. S. Mitchum, 22 bushels corn, chain] Robt McMillan, (colored) bridges Boson Pressley, roads Carter Motor Co., repairs to truck, Jnl Kings tree Furniture Co., cnamgang? Kings tree Motor Sales Co., truck suppli D. C. Rogers, roads and bridges E. J, Davis, lumber J. V. Burgess, roads and bridges C. E. Kirby, roads Gopd Roads Supply Co., tractor parts_ State Highway Department, survey pa W. L. Altman, rural police, salary Jan L H. Douglass, rural police, salary Jan H. 0. Brittoh, contingent J. H. Montgomery, one car lumber The County Record, advs and stationer A. C. L. R. R. Co., freight, one cabinet March ! J. J. B. Montgomery, salary FebruaryDonald Montgomery, salary February J. M. Hardin, R. R. agent, freight one W. J. Cockfield, one load wood jail W. J. Cockfield, jailor's salary, Februa W. J. Cockfield, trip to Columbia to i<j Geo. J. Graham, jail report for Februa Geo. J. Graham, conveying one lunatic Geo. J. Graham, conveying one lunatic Geo. J. Graham, conveying one lunatic R. B. Smith, vital statistics, 1919 R. B. Smith, treasurer's salary Februa R. B. Smith, contingent Jno. Wade, (colored) janitor month Fe Nesmith & Co., paupers 1919 Jno. Wade, janitor one week, January J. J. B. Montgomery contingent, Febru Chas. E. Epps, rural police, salary Fe Kingstree Electric Light and Ice Co., c< J. G. McCullough, contingent J. G. McCullough, salary January am P. M. Brockinton, four lunatics t> m Pwi/drint/in turn months' salarv Miss Hattie J. McMurray, travel allov Standard Oil Co., 30 gallons kerosene < B. M. Picauet, court house toilet repair National Office Supply Co., one gross The Geo. D. Johnson Co., one case toile The R. L. Bryan Co., books, courthouse H. 0. Britton, contingent Oscar Dennis, summoning Coroner's ju Gulf and Atlantic Insurance Co., three Trio Mercantile Co., paupers 1919 W. H. Smith, paupers 1919 J. M. Martin, paid hands J. M. Martin, items paid for Jno. James (colored) ditch and bridge. Bartell Brothers, nails for bridge J. F. Scott, 14 sacks mule feed Nesmith-Flowers Co., 20 sacks mule fe 0. C. Hinnant, lumber S. P. Cooper, roads W. L. Altman, rural police, salary Febr Chas. E. Epps, rural police, salary Feb J. W. Oliver, roads at Greelyville J. L. Frierson, roads and bridges Kingstree Motor Sales Co., truck suppli Robt. Brown, bridges E. J. Donnelly, roads C. S. War Department, crating trucks Jno..M. Brown, supplies chaingang E. C. Burgess, supplies chaingang, Fe J. H. Epps, beef H. A. Miller, beef, chaingang Kingstree Hardware Co., 27 drums gas< Williamsburg Hardware Co., chainganj H. L. DuBose, repairs Packard truck._ tampion Supply Co., convict stripes. Fulton Bag Cotton Mills, convict strip W. I. Hodges, roads 1. L. Brown, chaingang Planters' Hardware Co., 6 axes H. E. Rider, valve grimier a. A. Altman, roads and bridges Bellamy Snow (colored) damages to he f. X. Hammet, contingent I. N. Hammet, salary for February? Commissioners of Public Works, court 1. J. B. Montgomer, salary March ]. J. B. Montgomery, contingent Donald Montgomery, salary and back f. N. Hammet, salary and back salary 1. N. Hammet, contingent Commissioners of Public Works, court 1 L A. Taylor, paupers 1919 ft. W. Marshall, paupers 1919 r. M. Cathcart, back salary, January a r. M,- Cathcart, salary March K. B. Smith, jury and witness tickets?. B. Smith, vital statistics T. M. Cathcart, January and February. Ino. Wade, (colored) janitor, March? ft. B. Smith, salary and back salary, M: K. B. Smith, contingent 1. M. Godwin, magistrate and constable R. B. Smith, paid board of assessors? 1. R. Pendergrass, county and townsh !I. W. Marshall, county and township tx 1. F. Williamsson, county and township iV. C. Wilson, county and township boai Dr. I. N. Boyd, county and township b< r. R. Barrow, county and township boa r. A. McCrea, county and township boj 3. B. Chandler, county and township boj 1. M. G. Eaddy, county and township I r. Tisdale, county and township board i )RT FOR 1st QUARTER, 1920. nuary 1, 1920. Claims Amount Allowe U 1920 iry ' 75 0 tuaiy 84 1 6 2 y, 1920. 6 0 104 1 24 0 i 24 0 -oner 5 8 anuarv - 40 0 62 8 ice 6 1 1919 12 000 0 ; 51 8 . 218 5 travel money, December 118 1 cember 80 0 15 0 , 4th quarter, 1919 87 5 uary 84 1 16 2 5 O ise and jail 2\ 0 ). officers , 103 4' ouse and jail, January 4 2 aurt house and jail, Jan 116 id paid hands, January 1 168 9' January 256 7 jervisor's meeting 10 8' 155 2\ 19 0 92 7 57 0 3 0* 3 5! 39 0 343 6 J 11 21 * 4 ? 14 (X ?ang 24 0< 4 81 7 ? d truck 72 % 79 & rolina, prisoner 23 91 3% dis 166 91 * 3 (X 10 II jang 44 01 5 01 5 01 y 1919 34 51 33 61 ies 36 31 12 01 6 8! 107 31 25 0< 2 1' rty at Kingstree 92 91 uary 100 01 1 n/\ Ai uary i w v< ? 10 II 338 51 y 119 61 , Judge of Probate's office 3 8J 1920. 84 1' 75 (X car lumber 15 41 8 01 ry 40 01 lentify prisoner 14 91 jry , 49 21 : 31 71 : 25 9! : *18 4i 177 01 ,ry 69 ll 1 ; 26 3' bruary 40 0< 78 0i 10 01 ary 5 01 bruary 100 01 >urt house and jail, Feb 12 01 5 31 1 February 300 0* J_ 40 01 JI 58 3J ied February 45 4. )il, jail 5 51 1 71 pens 1 5 t paper, court house 18 61 122 51 IZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.Z 11 4 xy 2 0 Co. officers bonded 100 (X 42 0i 24 01 968 21 20 1' ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 2 4i 49 01 ed 93 61 19 0' 21 81 uary_: 100 0< ruary 100 0< 1 406 (M 20 Oi es L 56 5i I 4 71 44 5< 13 2. 241 11 bruary 202 3( 37 61 35 71 ?line 399 8( I and trucks 115 71 8 71 85 0< es_ ? 42 0( 22 5( 13 01 15 0< 18 5( 9 5( rse 1 10 0( i/5 or XV VI 104 11 house and jail 2 If 84 11 5 7E salary 150 0( ' 166.66 5 6C house and jail, March 2 46 18 OC 42 OC ud February 58 66 86 31 195 3G 55 OC 124 OC 40 oc arch 99 16 21 11 , 1st quarter 87 50 294 85 ip board 15 90 aard 27 00 board 9 80 rd 20 05 aard 19 00 rd 4 00 ird 16 30 ird assessors 30 90 >oard assessors 6 00 assessors 6 00 * ; t . / -vk iJB&rt* , .v. PRIZE WINNING CLUB j BOYS HONORED. Spartanburg Entertains Youngsters at Banquet to Present d State Prizes. 0 6 Clemson College, April 23.?The 5 Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce 0 did itself proud in doing honor to the 7 nine State champions m boy's club 0 work for 1919 at a banquet on Thurs0 day evening, April 22nd, at which q many interested people gathered to 0 take part in the presentation of prizes 4 i won by the junior farmers. Besides 0 I the banquet the visitors enjoyed other q entertainment so liberally provided g during their stay in the city. Aril rangements* were skillfully handled 0 by Secretary Walker of the chamber ? of commerce, to whom all feel much 5 indebted. 0 Howard B. Carlisle, president of the chamber of commerce, presided H and acted as toast-master. Brief ad2 dresses were made by Mr. J. W. Gas9 ton, chairman of the chamber of com4 merre agricultural committee, R. P. Sanders, associate editor of the South(j ern Ruralist, Mr. C. L. Chambers, of 5 the U. S. Department of Agriculture, 7 and Dr. W. M. Riggs, president of Clemson College. In addition to these 0 speakers, there were a dozen or more 0 who made brief remarks in presenting E> the various prizes to the winners in ^ the corn club, wheat. club, pig club 3 and sweepstakes prize. Many good [) and interesting things were said by D the various speakers, and everybody j* had a good time. 5 Prizes were awarded including $203 1 in cash, a gold watch, several tons of 3 fertilizer, a year's scholarship to j Bailey Military Institute, scholarships ) to the short courses at Clemson and 3 Winthrop, subscriptions to agricultur) al papers, etc- The donors of these ? prises included agricultural societies, ) breeders' associations, seed companies, I fertilizer companies, colleges and in> dividuals who are interested in this j great work. 5 The prize winners in order are as ) follows: 5 Com Club?William Campbell, York j county; James Draffin, York county; 3 Hallum Smith, Colleton county. J 1 A. L. Burgess, county and township b< 3 K. J. Nesmith, county and township b< 5 S. J. Gasque, county and township boa: 3 T. E. Dukes, county and township boa: 5 R. E. Burgess, county and township b< 5 C. C. Daniel, county and townshipb oai l) J. A. McCuIlough, county and townshi] 3 S. L. Parsons, county and township be \ W. M. O'Bryan, county and township 1 5 S. E. McCollough, county and townshi ? J. T. Rodgers, county and township b< 5 Kingstree Electric Light and Ice Co., c< J Geo. J. Graham, jail report, March 5 Geo. J. Graham, Salary, 1st quarter.. 0 W. J. Cockfield, jailbr, $40.00; ?<mstabl 5 Dr. W. C. Rogers, coroner's inquest... ^ Dr. C. D. Jacobs, post mortem.. 3 Hi- R M Mnntorompn'. two visits to < P Standard Oil Co., 40 gallons kerosene 0 Miss Hattie J. McMurray, salary and P W. H. Welch, bonding county officers.. P The R, L. Bryan Co., books for count j Walker, Evans & Coggswell Co., booki ? Edward J. Murphy, one filing cabinet, ] ? Steele Furniture Co., County Commij 5 S. G. McDonald, magistrate, 1st quar J H. J. Barfield, constable, 1st quarter.. p W. T. Lee, magistrate and constable, P J. S. Tart, magistrate and constable, P J. W. Stewart, magistrate and constabi P C. C. Cannon, magistrate and constabi 3 Henry S. Gamble, magistrate and con.' ^ T. P. Fplmore, magistrate and constat 3 J. G. McCullough, contingent P J. G. McCullough, salary March ' H. J. Brown, constable, 1st quarter.. Pool, summoning Coroner's jurj Dr. W. V. Brockington, examining one W. P. Blackwell, two certified acts of M. A. Shuler, county board of educat H. O. Britton, contingent Southern Stamp and Stationery Co., a J. M. Martin, salary and paid hands, J J. M. Martin, items paid for Chas. J. Epps, rural police, salary Ma L. H. Douglass, salary February and Jno. Lowery, roads C. M. Browder, bridges J N. Britton, road plow repairs J. W. Chandler, Co. Commissioners, di The Gray Tractor Co., tractor partsDirector Finance, U. S. War Dept., loa< Kingstree Motor Sales Co., truck suj H. L. DuBose, truck work The Austin-Western Roadway Co., six L. R. Mcintosh, two barrels oil W. M. Vause and Sons, grease and oil E. C. Burgess, chaingang Nesmith-Flowers Co., corn ana nay_. J. F. Scott, 13 sacks mule feed Steele Furniture Co., gasoline, trucki G. H. Lovett, lumber Kingstree Dry Goods Co., shoes, chain J. H. Gpps, meat for chaingang American Road Plow Co., one road pi T. E. Frierson, 6- bushels sweet potato L. D. Clark, 5 bushels sweet potatoes? J. W. Oliver, claying road at Greelyvi C. A. Hines, county commissioners, da J. M. Tisdale, repairs to road plow W. E. Allen, filling holes on Coleman S. V. Taylor, gasoline v-_ Dowliiv* Motor Co., Nash-Quad parti J. G. Altman, roads and bridges R. D. McConnell, roads and bridges W. B. Nesmith, (colored) lumber D. E. McCutchen, days and miles Jessie S. Fulmore, 10 bushels sweet p Henry Mercantile Co., bridges, 1919_. Jno. T. Eaddy, county commissioner, di W. R. Cam! in, bridges W. E. Altman, roads Bartow Smith, county commissioners, d J. H. Covington, lumber C. M. Browder, fence, 1919 Jno. B. Gamble, magistrate, 1st quarter Good RoadsSupply Co., truck parts Gulf Refining Co., 30 drums gasoline? Kingstree Hardware Co., chaingang? J. A. McCullough. supplies to truck dr W. L. Altman, salary for March Snow Graham, capturing convict, rewa American Railway Express Co., two bl Conclusion of 1st Quarter, ending Pig Club?Miss Johnsie Smith, Lee | county; Howard Norris, Darlington county; Miss Bettie Turner, Fairfield. :county. ; Wheat Club?Tommie Drake, Anderson county; Henry La Master,Cherokee county. Sweepstakes prize?Johnnie Barrett, Lancaster county. In addition to the above prizes the nine winners competed for prizes offered for the first and second best , , essays on club work experience. These' were won by Johnnie Barrett and Hallum Smith. ; Mr. L. L. Baker, supervising agent of Boys' Club work, is very much" \ pleased with the fine way irf which the annual meeting of State prizewinners was carried out, and wishes to express sincere appreciation to the Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce and especially to President Howard B. Carlisle and Secretary E. B. Walker. o? S&ndel Case Heard. The appeal case of the two Sande) girls?Thelma and Minnie?who died a few hours apart on July 14, 1915, alleged from infected anti-typhoid serum supplied by the laboratory of the State Board of Health, was heard by the State Supreme Court at Golumhin UnnHav Thp two m'rlK were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. CNea' , Sandel, of Calhoun county. The case came up in the Circuit Court of Richland county before Judge Thomas S. Sease on complaint for $50,000 damages for each depth. It resulted in a verdict for the State. The suit was allowed by a special act of the General Assembly passed in the session of 1918 and approved March 8 of that year. The complaints ask for a new trial on alleged errors in the circuit judge's trial. : ? Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic; it kills poison caused from infected cuts, cures sir seres, tetter, etc. o What a howl you'd hear if the man who is always talking about the "good old days" were magically whisked back 50 years! >ard assessors 4 00 >ard assessors 2 00 rd assessors : 23 70 , rd assessors 6 00 >ard assessors 16 00 rd assessors 13 40 ? 1 - 1Q Rf\ p Doara assessors s m.? w >ard assessors 16 40 joard assesssors 20 20 p board assessors 4 00 >ard assessors 6 00 >urt house and jail, March 8 06 38 00 450 00 e, $75.00; wood, $21.00 136 00 J 5 00 . > 10 00 rhaingang 5 00 oil, jail 7 80 travel, March 120 45 44 60 y officers 209 50 s for county officers , 18 09 Probate Judge 70 00 jsioner's office 4 96 ter 50 00 37 60 1st quarter 87 6ft 1st quarter 87 60 le, 1st quarter 87 5ft e, 1st quarter 106 00 stable, 1st quarter 106 25 le, part of 1st quarter 38 88 4 73 150 00 , 62 60 j 2 00 lunatic 5 00 Legislature 3 14 ion 21 00 14 06 uditor's office 17 96 larch l U34 w 50 12 rch 100 00 March 200 00 12 50 15 60 3 50 iys and miles 10 60 43 94 ding and shipping trueks 4 21 iplies 9 15 1 17 00 drags and blades 202 00 93 10 , chaingang 178 10 196 74 313 40 45 50 j 1 36 30 86 68 gang 25 00 22 65 ow 100 00 jes 5 00 5 00 lie 340 00 iys and miles 24 00 _ 3 00 road 14 00 75 20 5 37 30 47 61 O 4A .- U *iV 36 56 ^ 50 40 otatoes 7 50 18 95 lys and miles 21 00 5 00 5 50 ays and miles 41 75 202 20 9 00 100 00 13 65 483 95 45 70 ivers 51 98 100 00 rd 25 00 ood hounds, C. 0. D 150 00 March 31st, 1920. J. N. HAMMET, County Supervisor.