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SUPERVISOR'S REPORT I Report of Expenditures for the Quartei ^ Ending March 31, 1921: * >r Nature of Claims Amount Ailowet J. N. Hammett, salary 20 days $ 83.3; Roweli & Rowel 1, paupers 16.51 Walter Poston, paupers 18.01 R. D. Gamble paupers 36.01 L. A. Chitwood F. A. Project No. 80. 146.1' L. A. Chitwood, F. A. Project No. 80 964.71 P. M. Brockinton, salary, January 25.0< A- C. L. Railroad Co. freight 212.6] H. O. Pipkin, paupers 18.0( Ira A. Calhoun, bond for supervisor 15.0( T. W. Britton, roads 11.0( B. E. Clarkson, court house 2.0( A. C. L. Railroad Company, freight 206.61 Austin Western Machinery Company, repair road plow 156.0' Peoples Hardware Co. 8 shovels for roads ? 16.01 Andrews Lumber Company, Lumber 20.2' ~ ~ *??- ? 77.51 .Koaa Buiiners irucit e/u., uui& icpan E. M. Rodgers, lumber 8.21 J. J. B. Montgomery, salary, January 84.11 Donald Montgomery, salary, January 100.01 C. B. Williams, roads 44.21 M. R. McClary, roads 5.01 W. A. Fitch roads 7.51 Marley McCullough, roads 76.2! W. D. Brown roads 3.61 J. G. McCollough, salary, January 150.01 J. G. McCollough, contingent 13.8Mitchell Nesmitn, roads 42.01 Kings tree Telephone Ca, phone for sheriff 5.41 Tom Poston, chain gang 4.51 W. K. Wilson, roads 72.7! m FL A. Miller, beef for cliain gang 20.51 " ~ 8.21 J. L. Brown, meai ior cnaan ~ " == L COMMENCEMENT GIFTS! I Now is the time to make your selection for the sweet ' girl graduate. Make your gift a lasting remembrance. I A have for this occassion a selection of beautiful goods in Dia| mond Rings, Bracelet Watches, Cameos in all settings, Brooch I Pins, Necklaces and Hat Pins, also an assortment of Class I ^ Pins and medals which can be engraved on short notice. I. EVERYTHING KNOWN IN JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES J ALWAYS ON HAND. WEDDING SILVER, CUT I GLASS AND HAND PAINTED CHINA I IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. I ? Bring tee ydfrofcoken Watches, clocks and jewelry. .Repairs made same day received. T. E. BAGGETT, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Kingatree, ? ? ? ? South Carolina We Have It of All Kinds We have on hand just now a if v full stock of Flooring, Ceiling, Casings and Plain Dressed Lumber at attractive prices in any quantity. If in need of building material in our line it will be to your advantage to communicate with us. Kincaid Lumber Co. Office at the Mill, 1-13-tf C. A. WATSON, Manager. I I FREE SCHOLARSHIPS Twenty Free Scholarships for Women. | Standard Entrance Requirements. * m | Apply at once to * j President of Eskine College, V I Box 117 Due West, S?C. 1 r:r? ?nnaRra:nr;v;".B -KmrmmmmBar m ? J. M. Martin, items paik. 1 304.72 H. A. Altman. roads 145.59 C. A. Heins, roads 60.00 B. D. Hinnant, roads 145.75 J. M. Martin, F. A. Project No. 80 289.33 J. M. Martin, road engineer, salary January 250.00 U. L. Murrell, roads 25.70 R. D. McConnell, roads 99.75 S. J. Anderson, roads 9.0C E. C. Burgess, chain gang 312.43 E. D. Parsons, roads 4.0C W. E. Allen, r- N ? 13.0C W. H. Welch, boads forTfficials 121.0C ; Sam Shaw, roads 75.0C J L. A. Chitwood, F. A. Project No. 80 4.253.24 : S. J. Singletary, salary for January 41.61 | H. S. Gamble, jail report 71.6C H. S. Gamble, wood for jail n.ui H. S. Gamble, contingent 3.2c King Hardware Company, cchain gang 43.5c T. E. Baggett, contingent 2.71 King Hardware Company, chain gang 43.51 Kingstree Telephone Company, court house 5.71 W. H. Williams, roads 17.21 Bank of Kingstree, bill of lading on plow 44.21 Kingstree Drug Company, drugs for gang 8.6! Kingstree Telephone Co., phone for jail 3.01 ? - - - 2 ? n a/ * Kins: Hardware (Jo., lock lor snerirt c.vjk County Record, printing 85.2! , Cates & Martin, pork for gang 13.8( - W. I. Hodges, paupers 24.0( : E. T. Gaskins, paupers 18.0( ' E. B. Ginn, roads 28.4] [ U. L. Murrel, roads 45.5( . J. M. Martin, C. G. men 323.0( I J no. D. Britton, contingent 15.2! : J. 0. Eaddy, roads 94.1! I H. L. Douglass, rural police, salary- for January -100.0( J E. T. Kelley, M. D., vaccination 25.0( \ Keels Company, paupers 18.0( : C. M. Gamble, roeds 69.5( ? Culley Evans, roads 15.7! I J. P. Frierson, deputy sheriff, salary 40.0( . A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight F. A. Project No. 80 247.6! 5 Bank of Kingstree, bill of lading on car of hay 214.5! R R Smith Treasurer, salarv for January 84.1' R. B. Smith, Treasurer, contingent 27.4John Wade, janitor, salary for January . 40.0( Battle she 11 & Goode, F. A. Project No. 80 I? 5J.85.11 Chas. E. Epps, rural police, salary for January . 100.01 R. B. Smith, vital statistics 254.51 J. J. B. .Montgomery, contingent 5.0( J. M. McGill & Co., 2 brooms ? 3.21 J. M. McGill & Company, paupers - - 18.01 J. N. Hammett, contingent 5.0< H. Fox worth, roads 2.0( L. A. Chitwood, freight. F. A. Project No. 80 134,81 Wee Nee Bank, bill of lading on car of lumber 1,083.4' Wee Nee Bank, Battleshell & Goode 483.0< Public Works Commission, water court house and jail 9 Si J. J. B. Montgomery, salary for February 84.1' Donald Montgomery, salary for February 100.0( A. C. L. Railroad Company, freight, F. A. Project No. 80 20.01 H. W. Brown, roads 5.0( E. T. Kelley, M. D., examining lunatic 15.01 T. P. McMillan, lumber and labor 14.7; R. C. Marshall, roads i 63.3' J. L. Thomas, roads 4.0( V C "Artiette. Banners 58.Of . J. B. Wallace, roads 157.6< f D. E. Evans, roads 211.61 ? B. Browder, magistrate and constable 16.6( W. H. Williams, roads 32.0( Kingstree Hardware Company, chain gang 60.2( J. J. Strong, roads 57.2' M. R. McClary, roads 5.0( Williamsburg Hardware Company, chain gang 136.2( C. E. Eppe, roads 6.0( T. S. Hemingway, M. D., examining lunatic : 5.0( Steele Furniture Company, jail furniture ! 60.21 Ben Mouzon, labor, court house 7.0( Flowers & Johnson, mule feed : 44.0( Kingstree Furniture Company, chain gang 27.5( Kingstree Drug Co., chain gang 4.5J Kingstree Dry Goods Company, chain gang 39.0C H. J. McFadden, roads 30.0( S. L. Mitchum, roads 81.7i Scott Drug Company, chain gang muhis 2.91 T. S. Hemingway, jail practice 11.0C S. G. McDonald, magistrate, salary * 22.22 t v \for+in pnon'nwr. salarv naid hands 323.0C W. E. Snowden, salary for January and February 30.8c W. H. Parnell, roads 26.OS Kingstree Furniture Company, court house floor covering 243.5( W. A. Fitch, roads and bridges 36.14 W. E. Nesmith, chain gang 116.4C W. M. Joy, Hay 45.75 T. S. Kelley, chain gang 26.6C Mallard Lumber Company, court house and jail 1,642.6? W. L. Altman, rural police, salarv for February 100.0C A. R. Brockinton, rural police, salary for February 100.06 L. H. Douglas, rural police 100.0C W. E. Snowden, lunatic commitment 10.0C W. E. Snowden, contingent 1.2C L. A. Chitwood, F. A. Project No. 80 1,515.05 Sam Shaw, conveying lunatic to asylum 21.05 I E. C. Burgess, chain gang 72.25 E. C. Burgess, services on board of equity 6.0C R. B. Smith, vital statistics 139.0C ! R. B. Smith, salary for February 84.11 S. J. Singletary, salary for February 125.0C . Carolina Nash Motor Co., truck repair 5.41 Rogerson & Clemons, chain gang 12.7C L. A. Taylor, paupers 18.0C Pittsburg Labratory, F. A. Project No. 80 , 236.56 D. Silverman, chain gang 1.9C W. J. Godwin, roads" 11.06 E. M. Rodgers, lumber i 10.08 Mallard Lumber Company, lumber 19.45 R. B. Smith, stamps 5.56 C. F1 girhv. roads 30.06 W. J. Green, salary, February 150.01 J. M. Martin, items paid 170.2S J. M. Martin, car expense, F. A. Project No. 80 108.11 J. M. Martin, salary for gang men 323.0( J. M. Martin, salary for February 250.01 Sheppard & Rowel 1." roads * 160.3c Austin, Weston Machinery Company, roads 6.0f Shunk Plow Company, plow blades 20.0C King Hardware Company, chain gang 22.21 King Hardware Company, court house 1 7.51 Gulf Refining Company, 5 drums gasoline 75.8? Kingstree Drug Company, drugs for prisoners 3.51 Kingstree Drug Company, chain gang 4.1? J. S. Terry, roads 2.01 Donley Brothers, lumber 62.61 D. J. Epps & Son, oil for truck 9.0C W. L. Altman, rural police, salary for January 100.01 W. H. Parker, roads 61.01 Kingstree Light Company, lights for court house 12.81 I. N. Boyd, M. D., road 12.0C S. J. Singletary, contingent 7.8? B. M. Montgomery, M. D., examining lunatic 5.01 W. E. Lesesne. roads 36.01 M. D. McMillan, roads 40.01 B. Vandergrift, lumber 25.72 Lucas & Van Auken, furniture for sheriffs office 794.12 H. S. Gamble, wood for jail 86.02 H. S. Gamble, sheriff telegrams 6.62 W. J. Cockfield, trip for prisoner 13.01 Jno. D. Britton, contigent 13.21 J. J. B. Montgomery, contingent 4.32 T /"I foUy\r fnr Pohmopv . 150.01 J. \J. iUtVUllWUftilj .<UL U1 J 1V1 Hanna & Campbell, F. A. Project No. 80 3,101.21 Battleshell & Goode, F. A. Project No. 80 11,298,61 Wee Nee Bank, draft F. A. Project No. 80 868.6C 1 A. C. L. Railroad Company, freight, F. A. Project No. 80 392.84 P. O. Arrowsmith, 6 mules 1,600.00 A. C. L. railroad Company, freight, F. A. Project No. 80 202.01 A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight 8.03 O. L. Dennis, returning convict 9.55 A. C. L. Railroad, freight for Chitwood 39.46 Kingstree Light Co., light court house and jail 18.80 Public Works Commission, water court house and jail 6.60 H. S. Gamble, sheriff, lunatic to asylum 23.48 Bank of Williamsburg, draft for lumber 520.00 S. A. L. Railroad Company, freight 19.57 A. C. L. Railroad Company, freight, F. A. Project No. 80 15.11 P. O. Arrowsmith, roads 800.00 Donald Montgomery, salary 100.00 Ideal Service Station, oil for truck 5.75 J. N. Stewart, magistrate and constable, salary 87.50 W. T. Lee, magistrate and constable salary 87.50 f J. M. Godwin, magistrate and constable, salary __ 87.50 ! J. J. Morris, magistrate and constable, salary 48 82 i Jno. B. Gamble, magistrate salary 100.00 , J. M. Brown, court house 1.60 J. M. Brown, pauper, 1920 24.00 1 D. E. Godwin, roads ,? 8.32 I H. S. Nesmith, roads 23.50 Kingstree Furniture Company, cots and blankets, window shades 30.00 H. J. Brown, coroner, salary first quarter 62.50 L. H. Douglass, rural police, salary March 100.00 Edwin Epps, rent for camp, 3 months 30.00 Williamsburg Live Stock Company, disc horrow 45.00 Mose Chapman, road plow man 42.00 County Record, printing and stationery 12.00 County Record, printing and stationery 173.00 R. C. Mitchum, roads 20.67 , \*T T tr^..mnl.'A. nonn 38.30 t ?? . 1. nuukc3, ouupi^o xvi 5iu15 ? ? ? ? ? f J .N. Sauls, beef for chain gang 6.64 I F. P. Fulmore, magistrate and constable salary 87.50 ) J. G. McCollough, contingent 6.45 i J. G. McCollough, salary 150.00 i Kingstree Hardware Company, court house and jail 3.85 , . i Kingstree Hardware Company, chain gang 77.85 s } E. C. Burgess, chain gang 38.70 ; W. E. Snowden, judge of probate, salary 30.00 > W. E. Snowden, lunatic commitment 30.00 I Road Builders Truck Co., truck wheels 100.82 > Twin Brothers, supplies for chain gang 141.50 > Auston, Weston Company, blades for plow 41.10 ) Happ Brothers, cor.vict clothing 108.00 y State Highway Dept., chain gang 72.00 ) Kincaid lumber Company, chain gang 2.00 ) H. J. McFadden, chain gang 40.00 ) Tom Poston, chain gang 17.501 L W. E. Nesmith, chain gang 38.00 ) King Hardware Company, court house 3.15 ) A. R. Brockinton, rural police, salary March 100.00 - ? - ' ono aa ) J. F. Scott, hay ? ?? uwo.w j T. S. Hemingway, M. D., examining lunatic 8.00 Steele Furniture Company, chairs for court house 48.00 S. W. Boyd, roads 28.00 Francis Green, roads 1-50 O. T. Hogan, M. D., examining lunatics 15.00 W. M. O'Bryan, M. D., examining lunatics 5.00 Nesmith-Flowers Company, supplies chain gang 348.27 R. L. Bryan, books for sheriff 26.09 E. G. Donnelly, roads 33.25 Kingstree Telephone Co., jail and court house 10.30 T. S. Hemingway, M. D., examining lunatic 5.00 J. W. Cook Company, roads 25.00 R. W. Marshall, paupers 48.00 W. E. Nesmith, roads v 4.00 State Highway Dept., chain gang 11.77 H. L. DuBose, chain gang ? T. A. Johnson, roadsf ? 41.50 W. G. Gamble, M. D., examining lunatics 25.00 H. A, Canal in, roads 6.00 C. D. Jacobs, M. D., jail practice 15.00 * J. M. Martin, Road engineer, cash spent on items 109.12 M. L. Boyd, roads I07.6?r E. B. Jamtfe. roads ? ? 184.50 ? - - J 07 00 Jb. a. James, roaas C. Brooster Cribb, roads 300,25 J. P. Frierson, magistrate and constable 71.87 Bartow Smith, county commissioner, days and miles 71.16 H. S. Gamble, sheriff, quarter salary 450.00 H. S. Gamble, contingent 4.90 H. S. Gamble, jailor's report 52.80 R. S. Eaddy, lumber 272.85 Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and expenses ? 134.54 C. D. Cottingham, roads 12.00 Mose Adams, chain gang 8.00 Fred Becton, chain gang 12.12 Farmers Hardware Company, chain gang 10.00 Williamsburg Hardware Company, roads and bridges 32.90 Sheppard Supply Company, roads and bridges 14.00 R. W. Smith, county commissioner, days and miles 61.92 J. M. Martin, road engineer, salary for March 233.33 H. 'A. Altman, roads 1 128.50 C. A. Heins. county commissioner, days and miles 77.80 W. F. Prevatt, foreman, salary for March 125.00 S. J. Singletary, contingent __ 11-56 John Brown, guard, salary, March 85.00 J. M. Williamson, county commissioner, days and miles ? 36.60 C. W. Powers, salary for March 65.00 J. W. Chandler, county commissioner, days and miles 60.98 Melvin Haselden, chain gang 20.00 " CT ? cmnnfiaa chain fansr - 229.21 t iNesmiwi-rivwcia wiupunj, u?.rr.. x w w ? W. D. Phillips, roads Z 32.50 i Miss Hattie McMurray, salary and expenses 134.54 ) Carolina Blue Print Co., blue prints 1.20 ! W. C. Hemingway Co., roads 592.52 > C. C. Daniel, roads . 5.00 t J. S. Tart, magistrate and constable 87.50 > Columbia Office Supply Co., supplies for auditor 10.05 ) J. D. 0'Bryan, grand jury 20.00 I Electric Supply Company, court house and jail 14.70 > J. J. B. Montgomery, salary for March 55.65 J. L. Brown, chain gang 15.00 > King Hardware Company, chain gang 102.51 > P. O. Arrowsmith, roads - 750.00 > R. J. McCrea, roads 10.00 J. D. Britton, salary 112.60 1 J. D. Britton, contingent 19.48 I W. L. McFarlin, roads, F JV. Project No. 80 18.00 ? W. J. Cockfleld, on building 231.00 ! Steele Furniture Company, chain gang 89.90 > W. L. Altman, rural police, salary for March 100.00 ! Walter David, roads 27.25 I Walter David, roads 1-&0 I L. C. Madison, farm agent 42.10 r W. H. Smith, roads 26.72 I P. 0. Arrowsmith, roads' 650.A) r S. D. Snowden, chain jang 6 76 > Truluck-King Company, chain gang 15.30 ~ ??? 0 OA I W. U. I arti, rwftus , J. G. McCollough, contingent 1 l-okj Kingstree Telephone Company, court house and jail 11.90 Bank Of Williamsburg, bill of lading on lumber 240.00 S. A. L. Railroad Company, freight on lumber 26 78 A. G. Eaddy, M. D., examining lunatic 5.00 A. B. Clark, examining lunatic 5.00 W. R. Pritchett, chain gang 35.00 Kingstree, Dry Goods Company, chain gang 32.50 Lanes Coco-Cola Company, roads 23.37 W. J. Haselden, M. D., examining lunatic 5.00 M. R. D. Baker, roads 18.00 W. M. Bradham, roads 6.00 W. F. Fry, roads 25.50 Enoch Edwards, lunatic to asylum 17.60 Walker, Evans & Coggswell Co., book clerk of court's offic e 23.10 M. A. Shuler, board of education 21.00 J. M. Martin, road engineer, items paid 15.41 Kinfcstree Light and Ice Co., court house and jail 19.10 Bank of Williamsburg, bill of lading for sheriff 41.14 Kingstree Drug Company, contingent 6.40 Steele Furniture Company, chain gang 27.15 R. B. Smith, Treasurer, board of equalization 306.55 Southern Stamp and Stationery Co., items clerk of court's office 10.03 R. A. L if rage, roads . 3.00 Jessie Ethridge, roads 20.68 Kingstree Drug Company, chain gang 4.30 Public Works Commission, water , court house and jail 14.00 A. G. Eaddy, M. D., examining lunatics 20.00 R. L. Bryan Co., books for probate judge and clerk of court's office? 299.86 R. B. Smith, Treasurer, salary for March 55.55 R. B. Smith, contingent 8.00 R. B. Smith, vital statistics 24.75 H. S. Gamble, sheriff, jail report 102.40 Donald Montgomery, typewriter repairs -8.50 J. J. B. Montgomery, contingent : 2.77 J. J. B. Montgomery, contingent 11.23 S. J. Singletary, salary for March 125.00 oolarv 13.33 - Jno. Wade, janitor one-^ruru IllUtlV&l ' R. B. Smith, jury and witnesses 1.255.7U L. A. Chitwood, F. A. Project No. 80 7,479.72 Gulf Refining Company, 14 drums gasoline 207.3P 1 S. J. SINGLETARY, County Supervisor. i To Exterminate Rats. lions of dollars. Governor Cooper is ! "No rats in 1930" is a slogan which a,dv^d by "r- that I will likely be speaa over America in ^tiata gathered by the government ' . -' f n show that there are in South Carolina , a special campaign, of which Govern- .. -00 AAA , n , s \ I , . , 1,683,000 rats, and that these cause 1 or Cooper has just been advised. Wen- ? , ' . , . ' dell Walker, of Chicago, has advised 1 e ? 1 the governor of the probilitv of such $3f 6^?? WOrth ?' e?m' , , . and other agricultural and domestic i a campaign and has solicited his in- . i terest. The campaign will be financed by the Rodent Extermination 0 | Leafcue, of England, and will mean, 'Phone 179 for Ice it is said, the saving of lives and mil- D. & B. Ice Co. r TT~ 4 *