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?????? COUNTY SUPERVISOR S REPORT FOR 4TH QUARTER 1920 / Name and Nature of Claims Amount Allowed rDr. J. F. Haselden, road^ washout 15.0C J. A. Montgomery, roads 10.0( S. B. Timmons, beef for chaingang 3.2c Joseph Swenny, fixing trucks 3.2e Kingftree Drug Co., chaingang 14.7? U. L, Murrell, roads 269.5C Town of Trio, commutation road tax, 1919 52.0C J. A. Moore, roads and bridges 1 120.96 E. Cox, beef, chaingang r 5.8C JS. C. Burgess, chaingang 179.9C State Highway Department, truck parts 134.91 Chemo Co., disinfectant, chaingang 90.0C P S. Courtnev. one coffin, convict, chaingang 20.0C ' OC AC B J. E. Gamble,"Sheriff C. C., reward for capture 01 convict B Edwin Epps, 2 months' rent for chaingang camp 20.0C B J. N.i Hammet. chain gang 27.10 111 Carolina-Nash Motors Co., truck repair parts 11.85 B J. L. Brown, repairs to mowing machine 16.3-1 B J- M. Martin, salary for month of October 250.0C B E. H. Carsten, chaingang ' 5.0C V Farmers Hardware Co., dynamite 18.35 J. L. Brown, repairs to road plow * 8.0C * G. Duffy Hanna, roads and bridges 15.35 J. F. Wingate, one-half of ditching on public road 44.03 J. M. Martin, salary paid by State Highway Department 80.00 L. A. Chitwood, Estimate No. 2, F. A. Project No. 80 899.10 Battershil & Goode, Estimate No. 1, F. A. Project No. 80 2277.35 J. L. Harrington, roads 18.00 W. J. Cockfield, jailer's salary* for October 40.00 W. J. Cockfield, 3rd quarter salaiy, constable 25.0C Geo. J. Graham. Jail report, October 50.80 Donald Montgomery, contingent 8.06 J. N. Hammet, contingent 6.0C J. N. Hammet, salary for October 125.00 * * " ? 8.40 Kingstree Drug Uo., Auanor s unite J. G. McCullough, salary for October 150.0(J J. G. McCullough, contingent 2.6(1 H. 0. Britton, contingent 24.02 H. 0. Britton, salary to September 283.33 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel allotment, September 99.90 Dr. B. M. Montgomery examining one lunatic 5.00 IChemo. Co., disinfectant, courthouse and jail 90.00 . Kingstree Hardware Co., jail 2.50 P. M. Brockinton, one lunatic 10.00 SgHtf Underwood Typewriter Co., Auditor's office 5.00 R. B. Smith, contigent 7.36 Jno. Wade, Janitor month of October 40.00 Mgjr R. B. Smith, salary month of October 84.16 kV R. B. Smith, jury and Wit. tickets. October 416.70 gH Commissioners of Public Works, court house and jail, month October__14.10 Kingstree E. Light and Ice Company, court house and jail, October.. 17.33 Woa. Kpp Rank. Battershel & Goode, F. A. P. No. 80 1274.40 (;'H Est. Mrs. J. A. Wheeler, damages to timber, ,. 4a.yti i ... M. 0. Dunning, truck parts . ? 234.80 L A. C. L. Railway Co., Freight, F. A. P. No. 80 690.52 V Battershel & Goode. estimate No. 2, F. A. P. No. 80 5242.32 Hanna & Campbell, F. A. P. No. 80 500.00 f J. J. B. Montgomery, contingent 1.50 J. J. B. Montgomery, salary, November 84.17 Donald Montgomery, salary, November 100.00 Wee Nee Bank, L. A. Chitwood, F. A. P. No. 80 221.00 A. C. L. Railway Co., freight F. A.| P. No. 80 384.59 Bank of Williamsburg, L. A. Chitwood, F. A. P. No. 80 2721.16 J. N. Hamm^ salary, November 125 00 J. N. Hammet, contingent 7.57 R. B. Smith, jury and witness tickets 127..30 R. B. Smith, jury commissioner, 1920 1 35.00 R. B. Smith, salary, November 84.17 R. B. Smith, contingent 14.15 J. J. . Montgomery, iury commissioner 1920 35.00 Jno. Wade, janitor, salary month of November 40.00 Standard Oil Co., 40 gallons kerosene oil, jail - 8.20 Geo. J. Graham, jail report, November 22.40 Geo. J. Graham, contingent, November 23.44 W. J. Cockfield, jailor and constable 70.00 ir Walker Evans & Coggswell Co., books, etc 120.69 The R. L. Bryan Co., books, etc., 206.25 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel for Octobe_r 131.90 Miss Hattie McMuinay, salary and travel,for November 149.90 ~ w ? ?? 10.00 U." L." Murrellj roads 250.0( B. Vandergrift, lumber and work ' 100.5( L. A. Chitwood, estimate No. 3, F. A. P. No. 80 2976.7 Hanna & Campbell, estimate Nc. 1, F. A. P. No. 80 870.2? Pittsburg Testing Labratory, F. A. P. No. 80 45.0( a. J. M. Martin, half month salary, state Highway Dept. 80.0( ? Bank of Kingstree for L. A. Chitwood, F.A. P 80.9S AVee Nee Bank, Bill of Lading Car of Lumber * 1216.9A. C. L. Railroad, freight for L. A. Chitwood * 163.7; Nflk C. K. Sproot, one car corn for Hanna & Campbell 490.5C ggps Wee Nee Bank, for L. A. Chitwook, lumber 1239.0' 9L j. J. B. Montgomery, Auditor, salary for montt^fJJrcember 84.1' j! J. B. Montgomery, contingent I-JxL, 3.0( Donald Montgomery, salary December, Auditor's clerk 100.0( A. C. L. Railroad .freight for L. A. Chitwook, 208.01 A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight for one car coal for court house 176.9( Wee Nee Bank for L. A. Chitwood, one car lumber 1107.8V r, m,. JDIVC&UllUUy U.lU Lewis Gamble (col'd) conveying one lunatic 20.89 * Kingstree E. L. & Ice Co.. court house and jail, November 22.70 Pressley McFadder., (col.) conveying one lunatic__L ? 11.30 Dr. I. N. Boyd, expense, one lunatic -. 5.00 kDr. T. S. Heminngway, expense, three lunatics 15.00 Drs. Thomas and Simmons, expanse, two lunatics 20.00 J. G. McCollough, contingent 8.25 J. G. McCollough, salary, November 150.00 State Board of Health. 2 ' \ r Mob cy 244.00 V Burroughs Adding Machine Co.. attention to machines 6.50 King Hardware Co.. two pokers court house : 1.50 The Wizzaid Products Co., one drum Dustdown 8.0C Elliot F*I her Co., ribbons clerk of court's office 4.50 Charlie Tucker, clothes for lunatic 8.23 Commissioners Public Works court house and jail 17.00 LeRov Lee, legal adviser, 1920 150.00 E. C. Burgess, chain gang, Auto L. 2 mill Levy 236.13 J. M. Martin, salary, November do ?. 250.00 J. M. Martin, road hands do 327.28 . J. M. Martin, ditching do 1. 2487.22 Cates & Martin, corn chain gang do 65.60 Carolina-Nash Motor Co., repair to trucks, _do 215.93 J. L. Brockinton, chain gang do 13.10 The Western Austin Road Machine Co.. one road grader do 1 524.00 J. C. Hyatt, corn, chain gang do 71.01 W. E. Nesmith, corn and dynamite, do 97.50 Nesmith Flowers Co., mule feed do 170.00 H. A. Miller, beef, chain gang do 68.75 Arrowsmith Mule Co., 10 bales hay do 17.50 Clarence Alsbrook, dynamite and caps do 38.70 Gulf Refining Co., 16 drums gasoline 272.80 Chas. E. Epps, rural police, salary November 100.00 W. L. Altman, rural police, salary November 100.0C L. H. Douglas, rural police salary November iuu.uu H. A. Altman, roads and bridges 87.0C H. C. Johnston, damages to horse, hole in road 100.0C The J. W. Cook Co., roods 1 214.02 x S. A. Gurry & Bro., lumber and nails 92.2? i J. H. Hamlet (col'd) roads 36.5C E. C. Burgess, chain gang 232.56 ^ Frank Hanniford, roads 86.0C Mose Adams, roads 27.0C R. C. McElveen, roads and bridges 78.4C Ik The Gray Tractor Co., repair parts, tractor 14.76 * W. L. Boyd, Jr., roads and bridges 179.62 r LeRoy Lee, fees defending road claims , 210.0C Town of Greelyville, road tax 142.06 M. M. Bateman, bridge 5.0C ; Mallard Lumber Co., lumber 275.16 i J. M. Martin, items paid in November 245.32 ' W. H. DuBose, bridges 9.41 W. B Cox, branch bridge 4.06 Cash Epps, balance on work 7.0C J. W. Johnson, damages to horse, Pudding Swamp bridge 35.0C S. F. Epps, lumber 190.46 W. H. Harmon, lumber and bridges 75.9? J. C. Haselden, roads 12.0C J. C. ReederAjroads 48.0C Samuel Norn (col'd) damages to mule, Pudding Swamp bridge 15.0C J. W. Register, roads 43.0C E. M. Lambert, roads 104.0C J. S. Wheeler, roads 18.0C J. A. Moore, roads and bridges, 285.56 H. D. Flowers, roads 31.3-5 W. M. Flowers, roads 40.06 W. W. Mitchim, roads Santee 93.66 W. E. Altman, roads 5.0( W. D. Brydie, bridges., 15.06 Steele Furniture Co., four pairs blankets, chain gang 20.06 W. F. Prevatt, chain gang 9.8? Builders' Supply Co., lumber chain gang camp kitchen 118.22 J. M. StewarJ, two mules and harness 526.06 Williamsburg Live Stock Co., two mules and two collars 712.56 Joe Darbv (col'd) domages to mule, bridge 50.06 Shepard ? Rowell, roads 26.0( \f I. Rnvd. lumber 245.86 A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight two cars lumber, L. A. Chitwood 355.31 A. C. L. Railroad freight m>m Andrew Roads 75.58 I Wee Nee Bank, bill of lading, car of lumber for county 669.19 C. K. Sprott, one car coal for court house 458.00 Wee Nee Bank, for L. A. Chitwood, two cars of lumber 1628.00 George J. Graham, jail report, December 46.80 George J. Graham, stamps. Sheriff's office 12.00 George J. Graham, salary fourth quarter 1 450.00 J. N. Hammett, supervisor, salary December. 125.00 H. J. Brown, Coroner's salary, fourth quarter 62.50 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and travel, December 79.90 Jno. B. Gamble, magistrate, salary, fourth quarter 100.00 A. C. Hanna, constable, salary fourth quarter 105.00 W. T. Lee, constable, salary fourth quarter 87.50 J. W. Stewart, constable, salary fourth quarter 87.50 J. M. Godwin, constable, salary fourth quarter 87.50 J. S. Tartt, constable, salary for fourth quarter .' 87.50 S. G. McDonald, constable, salary for fourth quarter 50.00 B. Browder, constable for S. G. McDonald, fourth quarter 37.50 J. G. McCollough, contingent 7.75 J. G. McCollough, salary for December 150.00 P. M. Brockinton, one lunatic, stamps and box rent 11.10 P. M. Brockinton, three months salary i 87.50 Paul Gilmore, one cord oak wood county clerk's office?: 7.00 r Or R A Simmons. exi>ense trio to Columbia, lunatic 42.36 W. J. Cockfield, wood for jail * 1 12.00 H. B. Altman, three cords of wood for jail 15.00 Kingstree Telephone Company, jail 8.15 Steele Furniture Co., six pairs of blankets for jail 27.00 H. O. Britton,'jury commissioner 1920 and balance of salary 176.66 H. O. Britton, contingent 26.10 Underwood Typewriter Co., one typewriter for treasurer's office 102.50 Dr. C. D. Jacobs, milage to chain gang 7.00 Dr. C. D. Jacobs, county physician for 1920 125.00 A. C. L. Railroad Co., demurrage on coal cars, court house 4.00 The R. L. Bryan Co., books for clerk of court 46.91 Walker Evans & Coggswell Co., office supplies 1.37 The Obunty Record, advertising, etc 179.02 Commissioners Public Works, court house and jail, month of Dec 15.00 Kingstree E. L. & Ice Co., court house and jail month of December 34.9 1 R. B. Smith, jury and witness tickets 299.80 R .B. Smith, contingent 13.44 R. B. Smith, treasurer, December salary 84.16 W. J. Cockfield, salary and balance on month of December 65.00 J. N. Hammett, contingent 1 9.00 Jno Wade, janitor, December r 40.00 W. J. Cockfield, expenses trip to Charleston, prisoner 21.19 W. H. Smith, paupers 1920 24.00 M. O. Dunning, rebuilding __county trucks___ 557.55 G. W. Martin, roads 102.00 S. F. Epfs, lumber bridge river /vvamp 138.99 Chas. E. Epps, rural police sa' y, December 100.00 J. E. Terry, roads - 72.12 W. E. Hanna, roads and bridges 51.85 ! W. E. Allen, roads 48.75 Pittsburg Testing Labratory, 8 days testing lumber, a. r izu.uu E. C. Burgess, chain gang 280.24 J. M. Martin, county engineer, salary month of December 250.00 J. M/ Martin,'items paid for, December 366.33 H. A. Miller, beef, chain gang; 33.20 Kingstree Motor Sales Co., truck supplies 24.00 Kingstree Hardware Co., chain gang 70.20 Nesmith Flowers Co., com and hay for mules 247.17 Supervisor Berkeley County, hired convicts time 78.50 J. M. Martin, R. E. salaries for hands month of December 253.00 Cates & Martin, 2% tons of hay 75.00 The County Record, cards and signs 5.00 A. M. Robinson Co., convict clothes 73.00 The Austin Road Mfg. Co. blades and parts for grader 37.07 State Highway Department, truck parts 9.00 Hanna & Campbell, estimate No. 2, F. A. P. No. 80 2723.74 L. A. Chitwood, estimate No. 4, F. A. P. No. 80 1697.68 Battershel & Goode, estimate No. 3, F. A. P. No. 80 5660.87 L. Thames, lumber and work 85.80 S. S. Mitchum, roads *-?r 14.00 D. E. McCutchen, county commissioner, days and mileage, 1920 37.70 Boson Pressley, roads 3.00 H. A. Altman, roads and bridges 151.80 R. D. McConnell, roads and bridges 19.84 Alex W. Pressley, auto tire returned 10.00 The J. W. Cooke Co., roads 54.00 Samuel Shaw (col'd) work river causeway 79.00 C. S. Land, roads 4.00 Joe Alsbrook, chain gang 18.00 R. M. Thompson, roads 7.50 Mallard Lumber Company, lumber 4.63 T. D. Gamble, damage to horse, Mouzon bridge 25.00 B. B. Mouzon, Mouzon bridge 35.73 C. A. Hines, county Commissioner days and mileage 40.40 W. L. Boyd, Jr., roads and bridges 35.42 a w Montgomery, roads 43.50 Mallard Lumber Co., 26 days work of teams @$25.00 650.00 W. T. Britton, lumber 29.05 G. C. Bristol, attention to blood hounds 16.00 Edwin Epps, two months rent, chain gang camp 20.00 G. D. Hamm, roads and bridges i 8.06 G. S. Huggins, Brown's bridges 12.00 J. S. Wheeler, roads 117.50 R. C. Flowers, roads 157 75 E. M. Lambert, roads 69.00 J. A. Moore, roads 75.25 W. L. Murrell, roads 88.00 William McDowell, roads 2.75 J. W. Chandler, county, county commissioner, days and miles 34.00 W. L. Altman, rural police, salary December 100.00 B. D. Hinnant, roads 1 5.50 B. D. Hinnant, roads 74.50 O. C. Hinnant, roads 3a Jno. T. Eaddy, county commissioner, days and miles . 7.00 Jno. T. Eaddy, roads and bridges 13.50 Jno. T. Eaddy, cvounty commissioner, days and mileage 14.0<> J. B. Hemingway, liumber 12.00 J. F. Boston, roads 5.00 Willie Lovett, putting in pipe 5.00 R. E. Ward, roads _? 5.60 J. M. Knight, roads 56.00 L. B.' McKnight, roads 1 49.25 M. R. D. Baker, roads 63.50 R. C. Kennedy, roads 37.6V J. C. Young, roads 124.75 W. H. Dennis, roads - 4t>.' R. C. McEiveen, roads 10.50 Bartow Smith, county commissioner, days and miles 32.15 Frank Hanniford, roads and bridges 62.55 J. R. Barrow, hauling in Pudding Swamp 18.00 J. M. McKenzie, roads 8.50 J. W. Stewart, lumto- 1.20 L. H. Douglas, salary month of December, rural police 100.00 Kink Hardware Company, ten electric bulbs, Jho. D. B. 7.75 M. M. Bradshaw, magistrate and constable, fourth quartcre 106.25 Pennies MprrAntilp ComDanv. Dauners 1920 88.00 J. W. Cook Co., paupers 1920 i>4.uu D. E. McCutcheon, paupers 1920 46.66 S. W. Gowdy, paupers 1920 51.00 C. K. Eaddy, paupers 1920 24.00 The Keels Co., paupers 94.50 S. E. McCollough, paupers 1920?J 18.00 W. N. Clarkson, paupers 1920 24.00 H. D. Ferrel & Bro., paupers 1920 18.00 W. D. Harmon, paupers 1920 18.00 J. J. Poston, paupers 1920 - 54.00 Rogerson & Clemons, paupers 1920 36.00 R. P. Hinnant, paupers 1920 36.00 S. B. Poston Co., paupers 1920 174.00 W. E. Smith, paupers 1920 24.00 W. E. Nesmith & Co., paupers 1920 18.00 J. M. Martin, salary and expenses, paid by F. A. Project, No. 80 1147.42 Wee Nee Bank, lumber for L. A. Chitwood 1147.85 A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight lumber for L. A. Chitwood 145.34 J. K. Harrington, damages to horse 75.00 > J. N. HAMMETT, County Supervisor. r n?""1' CHICKENS'' WANTED i; j i JHn I will pay 20c a pound for hens and 1 < i W 15c a pound for young roosters, cash. ? <! ' MBMary Will buy any quantity. i: The People's Market:: ;; iKXp'- ' COLD STORAGE PLANT, j| \ \ *' H. A. Miller, Prop. Kingstree, S. C. * j | > . i See The County Record's line of engraved tj cards and invitations. ' \ - r,:--,%L... REGISTRATION NOTICE trattan, or who can show that , owns, and has paid all taxes collectiThe office of the Supervisor of ble on during the present year, propRegistration will be open on the 1st erty, *i? State assessed at three Monday in each month for the pur- hundred dollars or nxj pcse of registering any person who B- E. CLARKSON, is qualified as follows: Cleric of Board. Who shall have been a resident ? ^ of the State for two years, and of Rub-My-Tlsm is a great pain idiler. the county one year, and of the it relieves pain and soreness canned s&v re & tss si ^ the day of eletion, and shall have Etc* paid, six months before, any poll tax then due and payable, and who ?Pvonp 17o for Iep can both read and write any section to him by the Supervisors of Regis- D. & B. Ice Co. WE FACE THE hUlUKt fc * with confidence in the pending prosperity of our community and trust % 9 firvno 1*71 tU p mi 1 Will I UU1 1 tldUUUO TT1LX1 Utv "Hi be mutually profitable. " ; N V." Kingstree Hardware Co., I Hampton Street, Elngstree, 8. 0. J I Kill That Cold With CASCARA fc> QUININE Colds, Coughs 'OMir La urippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Breaks op a cold in 24 hours ? Relieves Grippe in 3 days?Excellent for Headadls Quinine in this form does not affect the head?Cascaia is best Tonic Laxative?No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT HHHII nil II llll IIIMimi llllllllllllllllllllllll* I Removal Notice! < ? <? ? * ? - i k <? ik I take this method of extending notice to :: ik ;: my customers and the public generally that I j iiatta mntroH iriTj Shop Rftiiair Shot) into the ; nave mufvu uij x ^ : first floor of the dour din Building, formerly : i :: occupied by the Electrical Supply Co., where :: ;; I will be glad to handle any work in my line. II o 1 f H. C. CRAWFORD, :: 1st Floor Oourdin Bldg. Kingstree, S. C. : iiMiiimniii mm iiumi iiiiiiiiniiitMiiiiiii* ll*MHIIIIIIII>HIHIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII*?* [ I TAKE NOTICE! , i ???????????????- , I have moved my place of business to ' " m ? I _ A ^ ^ ' * the Hirsch building on Academy sire^i iicai ;j idoor to the Kingstree Drug Co. s store. ;; ;; I am now better prepared to serve my : I ;: friends and patrons than ever before with a ?| full and complete line of ;; i Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry :; '1 . . " % 11 * ; I have an especially equipped department for ;; i i Testing Eyes and Fitting Glasses!:; < | Also take this method of extending appreciative ;; ; | thanks to my friends and patrons for the liberal pa- ; J ?; tronage extended me since I have been in business, and \ | ? hope for a continuance of same in my new quarters. ! ! Special Attention Co Repairing Watches, < Clocks and Jewelry! i > I T. E. BAGGETT J ? i i , X ",- v ? V * * " - iirtf?L^lil i