The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 26, 1921, Image 7

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' SUPERVISOR'S REPOR' Receipts and Expenditures, Johnson Townsh: for Years 1918, 1919 and 1920, Etc. 1918 v JOHNSON TOWNSHIP 1< Date Amoi Jan. 1st. To balance overdraft 1917, $1,101 PFeb. 4th. To C. P. Snowden. corn, chain gang No. 1. 38 Feb. 5th, Eaddy & Creel Bros., supplies, chain gang 76 W T. Mr Daniel, lumber for bridges 16 B. B. Chandler, county Com., days and miles 15 March 5, B. B. Chandler, county Com., days and miles, 10 B. B. Chandler, road work 6 P. D. Snowden, hay, potatoes and corn, chain gang No. 1 60 C. P. Snowden, corn, chain gang No. 1 30 W. A. Altman, corn, repair work road plow, 26 Gulf Refining Co., kerosene 21 April 2nd, King Hardware Co., wheelbarrow, stovepipe, gasoline chain gang No. 1. 4 B. B. Chandler, county Com., days and miles 5 B. B. Chandler, corn and work, chain gang No. 1. 61 Kingstree Furniture Co., corn 90 John M. Brown, supplies, chain gang No. 3 221 Williamsburg Live Stock Company, hay and truck part, chain gang No. 1 88 Williamsburg Hardware Co., hardware, chain gang No. 3 25 James W. Hughes, potatoes, chain gang No. 1 5 Huggins-Eaddy Hardware Co., supplies, gang No. 1__ 5 Geo. W. Flowers, kerosene 7 M. P. Thompson, guard, salary March, gang No. 1 35 Oscar L. Dennis, foreman, salary March, gang No. 1 50 May 8th, B. B. Chandler, county Com., days and miles?* 18 King Hardware Co., gosoline and supplies, gang No. 1 and 3, 34 M. P. Thompson, guard, salary April, gang No. 1, 35 O. L. Dennis, foreman, salary April, gang No. 1 50 J. W. Carter, lumber and hauling for bridges 16 2S* 15. jrosion, pmu iui ui**o,?? . May 9th, John M. Brown, supplies chain gang No. 1 137 June 4th, 0. L. .Dennis, expense capturing A. M. Miles, 10 0. L. Dennis, foreman, 15 days salary chain gang No. 1 25 W. W. Johnson, repairs on road plow, 11 R. H. Guess, foreman, salary for May, chain gang No. 1 50 \M. P. Thompson, guard, salary for May, gang N.o 1__ 40 W. E. Hannc,, grits and corn, chain gang No. 1 46 R. W. Stuckey, supplies, chain gang 36 Peoples Mercantile Co.. syrup, tobacco and hay, gang 1 79 John M. Brown, supplies, chain gang No. 1 171 June 13th, S. B. Poston, hay and grits, chain gang No. 1 87 W. A. Altman, (shoeing mules and repairs on road plow chain gang No. 1. 5 , July 2nd, Jno. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles 30 R. H. Ervin, lumber and labor on bridge, 3 E. J. Cox, lumber. 56 B. H. Guess, foreman, salary 8 days, chain gang No. 1 10 * * c T ^ Ctnno nntnfnps. rhain canc No. 1. 5 AU^UUt Vj x uwuvf v ?, ? 0 v Huggins- Eaddy Hardware Co.. grease and auto parts 8 T. J. Cox. lumber 14 Sept. 3rd, Haston Britton, road work, 8 Johnsonville Hardv#are Co., hardware, chain gang No. 1. 17 October 1, Henry Mercantile Co., roads and bridges. Poplar Hill Swamp, 19 S. D. Perry, bridges, Pope Swamp, 19 D. C. Hodgers. road work, 37 Fen Poston, road work, 5 \ Willie D. Venters, road work, 26 H. G. Hughes, lumber 38 N. L. Oox, lumber and labor, 5 Jno. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 30 Nov. 5th, M. J. Hughes, lumber, 167 J. H. Hugnes & Sons, lumber, 135 Jan. 7th, Dr. A. Z. Eaddy, services, chain gang No. 1. 7 H. S. Eaddy, lumber, 35 Hugh Donnelly, bridge work. 15 Jno. T. Eaddy, labor roads and bridges 9 Total claims paid. 1918 . $3,572 Dr. TOTALS 1918 Cr By 3 mill Tax. $1,&74 By Commutation Tax, 1,520 $3,572.20 To claims paid, Jan. 7th. By Overdraft, 677 $3,572.l'0 $3,572 1919 Jan. 7th, To Overdraft, 2 $ 677. 1919 JOHNSON TOWNSHIP , 1< Jan. 7th, To overdraft from 1918, 677 ** " * T ^ P-JJ- Pnm /Jove ari) miles 12 jyiarcn 4, J no 1. LdUU\ , WUIIIJ wilt., uujo UI^I .u...ur April 1st. S. B. Poston, supplies, truck crew,J 16 F. L. Powell, supplies for chain gang, _i 14 G. H. Stancill, damages to horse, 10 West Bartell, road work, 20 May 6th, Jno. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 16 J. R. Hutchings, damages to horse, 50 LeRov Lee, sen-ices in damage suit, 50 July 1st, Jno. T. Eaddy, county Commissioner, days and miles, 35 W. L. McDaniel, lumber and labor on road, 40 August 5, R. H. Ervin, road .work. 5 Sept. 2nd, F. Poston, road work, 24 S. B. Poston, road plow and equipment, 252 > Ootober 7, J. P. Haseldon, Burrows Cross roads section, 106 IS. B. Poston, plowing road, 112 D. C. Rodgers, road work, 130 N. M. Venters, road work, Hemingway to Ards X roads 49 A. E. Flowers, lumber, 15 Cockfield Drug Co., medicine for chain gang, 1918, 11 Jno. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 15 October 7, Gulf Refining Co., oil and gasoiine, 15 A. C. L. Railroad Co., freight on hay, 13 S. J. Gaster, Ards Cross roads, -29 ? i v on ^ W. S. Cox, Brunson Cross roads to St. jonn s cnurcn, w< H S. P. B. Alt man. Baxley road, 51 & E. H. Stone, road work, Hemingway, Johnsonville, Inf diantown. 110 ft Nov. 4th, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, half month salary, 50 M. V. Cox, road and bridge work, 47 Watte Bolyn, roads, Hemingway to Rome, 74 f S. J- Caster, roads, Muddy Creek to Ards Cross roads,__ 15 J. O. Eaddy, work on bridges, 10, J. M. Martin, paid laborers, 147 John M. Brown, supplies chain gang, 34 i jr-* Kingstree Molbr Sales, truck supplies, 12, H. L. Baker, road. Heir>-ngwav to Longwood, 246, Dec. 2nd, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, November salary 25 J. M. Martin, road engineer, salary and paid hands, 123 Gulf Refining Co., gasoline, 51 J. B. Hemingway, lumber, 25 A. K. Cockfield, lumber, 92 J. 0. Eaddy, repairs on bridges, 14 King Hardware Co., hardware for chain gang, 5 Dec 31st, J. M. Martin, salary and road hands, December, 344 John M. Brown, supplies for chain gang, Dec., 36 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road to Rome, 198 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road Hemingway to Rome, 217 wA'''frVv^^rf^k J) Shipped from factory iu easy-toiTVy/'^^iBll^^/") handle sections. Quickly and easily *y] erected by our simple instructions. I Absolutely rigid and weather tight. IPW-'t] !'}. Double walls in most designs. Enduring. Delightful to live in. ^===|-?Designs changed to suit your ideas, without charge, if general ? size retained. Sketches supplied <0> fre6, r - ^ ri in* S State kind of house you want cO build and we will send spentnf-ll cial suggestions and free (5J|.G Ell iiB^jQTTTl illustrated booklet which " i ^ descriptions and money-savDIXIE HOUSE COMPANY NORTH CHARLESTON, S. C. Jg- ? rW. C. Hemingway & Co., road to Rome, 36.25 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road to Taylor place, 209.00 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road and bridges, 97.36 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road Hemingway to Rome, 25.14 ID J. W. Cox, lumber, 65.83 S. B. Poston, supplies for chain gang, 33.50 Jno. T. Eaddy, freight on lumber, 29.67 Johnsonville Hardware Co., hardware for chain gang, 19.13 )18 \ J. C. Haselden, road Johnsonville to Possum Fork, 42.00 int J. C. Reeder, road work, 39.50 .18 E. E. David, cutting logs. 2.00 .00 W. M. Vause & Sons, oil for trucks, 10.84 .62 Gaddy Bros., gasoline, 19.50 .94 State Jjighway Department, truck springs, 7.81 .90 Penn Oil and Grease Co., tractor oil, 6.08 .30 G. L. Sansbury & Sons, gasoline, 21.82 .25 Dowling Motor Co., parts for truck, 19.11 .19 L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, December 100.00 .00 Dixie Culvert & Metal Co., metal culverts, 562.90 .00 R. S. Eaddy, cypress lumber, 31.95 .45 J. H. Montgomery, lumber, 272.50 .87 Total claims pa d 1919, $5,376.86 .30 .25 Dr. TOTALS 1919. Cr. .00 By 3 Mill Tax, $1,943.91 .75 \J}y Commutation Tax, 1,238.00 By Vehicle Tax, 488.61 .72 cr; 37A CA rioims Poirl - ? yV)'J i w.vjv x v/ viuuuo ?. unii .45 By Overdraft, 1,706.34 .00 * .65 $5,376.86 , 5,376.86 .15 .00 .00 1920 JOHNSON TOWNSHIP 1920 .60 Jan.1,1920, To Overdraft, 1919, $1,706.34 Feb. 3rd, J. M. Martin, Co. engineer, January salary and laborers 251.37 .07 J. M. Martin, items paid for January, 33.27 00 Capital City .Garage Co., truck repair, 5.16 00 State Highway Department, truck parts, 11.85 50 Kingstree Motor Sales Co., truck repair',' 5.19 .fifi Fl P enorlc onrl Kvirlnrnc 10 flA '* ' V-/. i vavto aiiu wiiugvcj ?? x^.uv/ 06 E. J. Davis, lumber, 6.32 00 L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, January, 25.00 00 March 2, J. M. Martin, paid hands, 17.94 50 Jno. M. Brown, supplies for chain gang, 34.65 00 King Hardware Co., gasoline, 43.80 00 April 6th, J. M. Martin, road engineer, salary and paid hands, 32.74 00 L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, March, 25.00 73 L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, February, 25.00 85 Henry Mercantile Co., repair bridges, 1919,- 18.95 89 jn0. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 10.50 99 May 4th, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, 'April, 25.00 F. E. Hugins, gasoline and nails, 7.77 50 Prosser & Rollins, gas and oil, 1919, 4.50 00 R. S. Eaddy, lumber, 43.44 59 Wilie O. Eaddy., road work, 5.00 June 1st. L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, May, 25.00 94 j. m. Martin, road engineer, items paid for May, 10.62 00 J. M. Martin, salary and paid hands, 77.98 00 State Highway Department, truck parts, freight, 10.93 10 Champion Supply Co., canvass covers, 5.66 00 Nesmith-Flowers Co., feed, 121.72 11 H. A. Miller, beef for chain gang, 13.32 -v E. C. Burgess, supplies for chain gang, 68.73 25 Steele Furniture Co., bed, mattress and springs, 4.29 July Gth, J. M. Martin, read engineer, salary' and paid hands, June, 96.26 00 Kingstree Hard .vare Co.. hardware for chain gang, 40.02 00 L. H. Douglas, :*ural policeman, salary for June, 25.00 10 Dowling Motor Co., truck part, ?.? 26.84 H. H. DuRant, supplies for chain gang, 24.67 00 July Wilson, ro ids, Hanna Branch, 12.50 35 W. J. King, nails for bridges, 2.00 JO R. L. Lillie, Bailey road, 13.60 56 M. W. Rodgers: bridge work, 5.00 00 G. M. Thomas, lepairs for gang, 18.00 2# , State Highway Department, truck parts, 13,17 00 Nesmith-Flowers Co., feed, 53.46 E. C. Burgess, supplies chain gang, June, &8.y4 "77 Gulf Refining Co., gasoline, 49.41 ^0 J. T. Eaddy, coiuty Com., days and miles, 14.00 R. S. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 14.00 R. S. Eaddy, lumber, 18.43 84 Kingstree Dry Goods Co., shoes and clothing for gang,__ 15.33 00 July 13, H. H. Parnell, bridge work, 17.50 June 18, W. T. Britton, beef for chain gang, 7.75 3" August 3, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, July, 25.00 ? W. C. Hemingway & Co., supplies and clothing, 3.65 3? Sept. 7th, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, August, r 25.00 L. C. Poston, Commutation Tax of Johnsonville, 46.00 36 M. W. Rodgers, bridge on Hemingway road, 3.00 S. Adkison. lumber. 2.65 October 5, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, September, 25.00 36 j, m. Martin, road Cades-Indiantown, 2.00 00 J. Q. Altman, Mingo bridge, j. 21.89 40 Davis Perry, bridge work, 26.00 93 O. G. Huggins, lumber, 14.55 00 B. M. Hanna, road work, 12.00 00 E. B. Ginn, lumber, 22.23 50 jn(^ t. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 42.00 90 Dec. 7th, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, October, 25.00 00 nov. 2nd, L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, November, 25.00 00 w. H. Harmon, lumber, bridge work, 75.95 .77 t n u qcp flnn rnaH trnrlf 12-00 J. C. Reeder, road Johnsonville to Spur Bay, 48.00 January 4, Jno. T. Eaddy. county Com., days and miles, 3.50 00 1921. * Jno. T. Eaddy, road work, 13.50 jjjj Jno. T. Eaddy, county Com., days and miles, 10.00 J. B. Hemingway, lumber, 6.00 50 p. Poston, road work, 5.00 12 L. H. Douglas, rural policeman, salary, December, 25.00 .DO 10 Total claims paid, $3,720.84 ,Zo 00 Dr. TOTALS 1920. Cr. JO By 5 Mill Road Tax, $3,443.95 00 By Commutation Road Tax, 1,380.00 xx By hauling Cotton to Kingstree for J. M. Clyde, 6.00 32 By Vehicle Tsa, 1920, 884.00 , r $3,720.84 To total claims paid, 1,993.11 To balance due Township, 5,713.95 $5713.95 !25 25 1921. qq January 4, By balance due, township, $1,993.11 Feb. 1st, E. B. Ginn, lumber and labor, 28.41 in Culley Evans, road work, 15.75 March 1, Donley Bros., lumber and labor, 62.60 Xc April 4, Mose Chapman, road plow man, 14.00 Happs Bros., clothing for chain gang, 27.00 of Tom Poston, guard, salary, 8.75 iq April 5, C. B. Cribb, road work, 300.25 R. S. Eaddy, lumber, 136.43 April 4, W. F. Prevatt, forman, salary, 41.66 April 5, C. W. Powers, truck driver, 21.66 xi Nesmith-Flowers, supplies, chain gang, 86.05 W. C. Hemingway & Co., road work, 517.52 . J. L. Brown, shackles, chain gang, 5.00 W. R. Pritchett, hay, 17.50 _ Kingstree Drug Co., drugs, chain gang, 2.15 Totals claims paid 4-5-21, $1,284.73 Dr. TOTALS APRIL 5TH, 1921. _ .Cr. By balance 1920. due township, $i,yya.ii By 6 Mill Road Tax, 5.055.00 By Commutation Tax, 1,502.00 $1,284.73 To claims paid, i 7,265.38 To balance due, * V $8,550.11 $8,550.11 April 25th, By balance, due township, * $7,265.38 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Willamsbun?. Personally appeared before me, Claude I Truluck, and made oath that the attached statements true copies of the records-of Johnson Township as found in the office of the County Supervisor. CLAUDE I. TRULUCK. S. J. SINGLETARY. (Seal) V Arrival and Departure of Trains Send The County Record your next _____ order for Job Printing. Our work Southbound: No. 83, 10:58 a. m. compares favorably with any other No. 78,11:21 a. m.. No. 47, 8:17 p. m., house m thc country' No. 89, 9:22 p. m. ???o??? Northbound.?No. 80, .7 16. No. 46, 'Phone 179 for 10 or more lbs. of Ice ll*fc, No. 78. 5:58. D. & B. 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