SUPPLEMENT TO
The Watchman and Southron.
SUMTER, S. C., NOVEMBER 16, 1886,
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
County Commissioner^
OF SUMTER COUNTY,
For the Fiscal Year, Ending
October Sid, 1886.
APPROVED ACCOUNTS.
The following Accounts have been
-approved and audited, since October
. 31st, 1885:
Roads and Bridges.
1883.
NOT. ST-B J Diek, hauling
lumber and bridge work, i
Nov. 10-O E Hodge, repair?
ing bridges, Pocotaligo,
Nov. 16-JE Atkins, lumber
for bridges,,
Nov. 19-Soule Mellett, repai?
ring bridges, Pocotaligo,. <
Nov. 80-Jno J Shaw, build
. lng footway Broad Branch,
Nov. 21-W G Wells, lumber
for bridges. i
Nov. 23-H w Bern bert, re?
pairing bridges, Rytten
tenberg's Mill, 4
Nov. 25-John B Carr, lumber
for bridges, ?
Nov. 30- j A Boykin, repair- .
ing bridge, lamber, &c. on
Black River,
Nov. 30-Jos E Hodge, servi?
ces on Surrey, new Road,
across Pocotaligo Swamp,
Nov. 30-Jos P .Richardson,
services, survey new Road,
across Pocotaligo Swamp,
Nov, 30-W N Davis, services
survey new Road, across
Pocotaligo swamp,
Nov. 30-Lee Cockerill, servi?
ces, survey new road, across
Pocotaligo swamp,
Nov. 30-John C Hodge, ser?
vices, survey new road,
across Pocotaligo swamp,
Nov. 30-Isaac N Nichols, D.
S., surveying new road,
across Pocotaligo swamp,
calculations, &c. 2
Dec. 1-Joe Keith, repairing
bridge. Stateburg. !
Dec. 3-John E Muldrow,
lumber for bridge. <
Dec. 3-W S Chandler, re?
pairing bridge, Rocky Bluff
and hauling lamber, &c. ?
Dec8-SE Shaw, repairing
bridge, Rocky Bluff and
hauling lumber &c. 1
Dec. 10-J A Dennis, repair?
ing bridge, near Player's I
Dec 21-C P Mallett, lumber
for bridges, 2i
Dec 22-Soule Mellett, re?
pairing bridges at Bear
Branch & Branson swamp, IS
Dec 22-Thos. O Sanders,
lumber, baulingand bridge
work near Sanders* TO, 2?
Dec. 22-Alva J Pringle, .
building, bridge, Concord
( T S) * - 8
Dec 23-T M Muldrow, haul?
ing bridge lumber, 5
Dec 31-W W Mellett, lum?
ber, hauling and work on
bridge canal, Dinkins' mill ll
Dec 31-Wallace Sanders,
freight on lumber bridges, 4
Dec 31-T J Price, services
on Du Bose s bridge, 12
1886.
Jan. 1.-J B Carr, lumber for
bridges,- 3
' Jan. 2-D E Keels, services
as special road commission?
er, 10
Jan. 3-R J Dick, h'ling lum?
ber and bridge work, De
Schamps' mill, 6
Jan. 2-BE Nesbit, services
as special road commis?
sioner, 7
Jan. 2-M L McElveen, ser?
vices as special road com?
missioner. 7
Jan. 3-M P Moore, repairs
. bridge Big Rafting Creek, 5
Jan. 4-C C Wilson, services
as special road commis?
sioner. 10
Jan. 4-B J Welch, services
as special road commission?
er, 9 days, 18
Jan. 4-J M Tomlinson, ser?
vices as special load com?
missioner, 10
Jan. 10-Wallace Sanders,
freight on bridge lumber 1
Jan. 10-Isaac Newman, hire
wagon on DeSchamps' mill
dam, 1
Jan. 25-E C Keels, repairing
6 bridges in R. Creek, T. S.,
price decided by arbitra?
tion, 158
Jan. 28-J Nelson Hudson,
repairs 2 bridges Black Ri?
ver, 3
Feb. 1-C C Wilson, services
as special road commis?
sioner, 5
Feb. 1-J A Boykin, lumber
and hauling, bridges, Man?
ville township, 3 i
Feb. 4-Epperson & Co., lum?
ber for bridges, 2 :
Feb. 10-Jacob Reels, bui'ing
bridge, Pudding swamp, 72 <
Feb. 15-Wallace Sanders,
hauling bridge lumber. 12 i
Feb. 25-0 C Scarborough,
"bridge lumber and haul?
ing .12 1
Feh. 26-J E Wjl$on< bridge
* lumber, I i
Feb. 27-B E Muldrow, lunv
' ber and hauling. 3 <
FeT>. 27-jADenms, building
-bridge at Coo ter branch,
Shiloh township, 25 5
FeW 2^-Wallaoe Sanders,
tor hauling lumber. 4 S
Feb. 2d-John C Hodge, ser-.
vices special road commis-.
sibner, Tri
Mcb.i-CH Singleton, ser- s
vices as special road com:
missioner, 2 6
Men. 1-J F Scott, services,
as special road commis-.
sioner, 2 6
Mch. 1-B F Hoyt, services
as special road, commisr.
sioner. ' 2 6
Mch. 17-Chas H Singleton,
repairing bridge, old R R
. (G Swamp) IS
Heh. 18-Moses and Harby,
lumber for bridges, 3
Men. 24-J F Scott, hire of
j. wagons on factory road
! from fund paid by road
hands, 10
Men. 24-P H Prescott, re?
pairing bridges, Sca^e O'er
swamp, 9
Mch. 25-L N Barwick, haul?
ing and lumber for bridge, 1
Mch. 29 -J E Atkins, lumber
for bridges. 3
Mch. 31-N S McLeod, lum?
ber for bridge work inS.
' Pens (T S) 12 <
April 2-W S Chandler, re?
pairing bridges, hauling.
&c. at R B swamp, 9 i
April 2-C P Mallett, bridge
lumber, 17 1
April 3-?ero Tindall, work
on factory road, 3 <
April 13-R J Dick, repairs
bridge at 1st mill, 1 <
April 14-Wallace Sanders,
repairing bridge, R. Creek
township, 3 ?
April 16-Wallace Sanders,
repairing bridge at Dry
swamp & timbers furnished 13 :
April 25-O C Scarborough,
building bridge near Stuc
kev's mill, &c. 54 (
April 26-Saml. E Shaw, re?
pairing bridge on R. B.
swamp and lumber, 7 i
April 29- J W Walters, re?
pairing DuBose's bridge, 68 I
May 1-Soule Mellett, Rail?
ing old Ford bridge, 3 ?
May 1-W W D Chandler, re?
pairs bridges, R. B. swamp,
and lumber, 42 (
May 4^E B Shaw, repair mill
pond bridge, 1 ?
May 5-Rich'd. Gayle, bridge
Beach Creek, lumber, em?
bankment, &c. 52 S
May 5-W W D Chandler, re?
pairs Turkey Creek bridge. 1 ?
May 6-W W D Chandler, re?
pairs bridges Moses Cross?
ing, lumber, hauling, &c. 20 7
May 6-Epperson & Co. lum?
ber for bridges, 13 7
May 7- W Frank Timmons,
building bridge, Lynches
River at Hudson's, ?, 117 2
May 8-Nero Tindall, work
on factory road. 1 3
May 20-Wallace Sanders, re?
building bridge Dry swamp
&c. 15 0
May 24-John J. Shaw, re?
pairs bridge Wells X roads, 4 4
May 24-Arthur K Sanders,
repairing bridges, B C.
T. S.. 25 0
June 1-J E Brown, repair?
ing bridges at Reynolds &
Bracey's mills, 55 0
June 1-J E Atkins, bridge
lumber, 10 4
June 4-D H Boykin, repair?
ing bridges, B. River, Scap
O'er and Church Branch,
and lumber furnished, 29 3;
June 7-Nero Tindal, work
on factory road, 3 0
June 7-W A Partin, bridge
work, Reynold's mill, 7 Ol
June28^-J*E Atkins, bridge
lumber, 22 2'
June 30-R W DuRant & S'n,
road tools. &c. 7 51
July 1-E H Holman, haul
ingrlumber. &c. 9 ll
July 1-J R Burke, repairing
bridge McCrea's mill, 3 3(
July 7-W W D Chandler, re?
pairing bridge. Scape O'er, 24 &
July 10-J T Davis, lumber,
bridges, . 7 7?
July 12-O C Scarborough,
bridge lumber and hauling, 15 7i
July 15-Artnur K Sanders,
bridge work, lumber. &c. 15 0(
July 23-HeartwellCrosswell,
bridge work, &c. Bear
Branch. 5 0C
July 24-J S Dinkins, bridge
work, Loring's mill, &c. 4 4i
July 20-Jacob Keels, build?
ing 3 bridges at Hudson's,
Lynches River, 150 0C
Aug. 2-W G Wells, bridge
lumber and hauling. 7 23
Aug. 7-L M Smith & Bro.
lumber, hauling, &c. 6 08
Aug. ll-Moses & Harby,
lumber for bridges, 2 75
Aug. 15-Tyree Stuckey, re?
pairs Carter's bridge,"i, ll 25
Aug. 15-W W McKenzie, re?
pairs Stokes' bridge, 6 75
Aug. 15-J W Walters, re?
pairs DuBose's bridge, A, 4 00
Aug. 17-J E Atkins, bridge,
lumber and hauling, 7 15
Aug. 23-W E Brunson,
bridge lumber, 1 02
Aug. 25-C C Wilson, build?
ing bridge, Douglas sw'p, 30 00
Aug. 28-W D Trueluck, lum?
ber for bridge and hauling, 35 43
Aug. 30-Peter Chatman,
hauling, lumber and nails, 175
Aug. 31-R J Dick, repairiug
bridge and hauling lumber,
Ox boro, 2 20
Aug, 31-R M Aman, lumber
for bridge, 2 35
Aug. 31-Isaac Ben, hauling
bridge lumber, 1 25
Aug. 31-T P Floyd, lumber
for bridges. 5 50
Aug, 31-John C Parnell,
work on Causeway, Mecha?
nics vii le. 20 0o
Sept. 1-W H Commander,
lumber, bridge work and
hauling, 2 50
Sept. 1-Essex Taylor, bridge
lumber, 3 55
Sept. 8--H H Player, bridge
lumber, 22 62
Sept. 3-L D Jervey, hire wa?
gons on factory road, 2 50
Sept. 9-W S Mitchell, haul?
ing bridge lumber. 1 io
Sept. 9-W W D Chandler,
repairing bridges, Moses'
Crossing, 5 00
Sept. 30-Powell Odom, re?
pairing bridge, at Big Raft?
ing Creek, near Railroad, 69 33
Sept. 30-J F Woodward,
bridge lumber, 6 10
Sept. 30- S W Trueluck,
bridge lumber, 7 33
Sept, 30^-F M Brown, repair?
ing bridge, Westberry s
Mill, 10 00 !
Sept. 30-H & H J-Harby,
lumber for bridges, 15 60
Sept. 3o-J.J Dickson, lumT
ber, for, bridges, 33 12 ?
Sept. 30-W M Keels, repairs
Durant's bridge and tim?
ber, Vz, 43
Sept. 30-"W M Reid, lumber
for bridges, 2
Oct.-1.-J no A Burgess, haul?
ing lumber, 2
.Oct. 4-Thos. .0. Sanders; re^
pairing bridge Gum swamp 6
Oct. 9-0 C Scarborough,
bridge lumber, 16
Oct. 16-H Harby & Co.,
bridg? lumber, - 1
Oct. 18-S L .Windham, re?
pairs bridge, plank and
hauling. . 1
Oct. 25-Jas. R. Jones, re
:. r?airs 'bridges,', near Lode
bar, ' . : 13
Oct. 30-Thos. Ramsey, br'ge
lumber, ; 3
Oct. 30-Tyree .Stuekey, re?
moving obstructions at Du
Bose's Bridge, . - 10
Oct.;30-W W BicKenzie, re?
moving obstructions at
Stokes' bridge, 10
Total, ; V $2173 51
Oct. 1-Jacob Keels, on ac?
count of contract to build
Crossing new road Poctali
. go swamp, 497 00
Poor House and Poor.
1885,
Nov. 16-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor,
Nov. 30-J H Cooper, sup?
plies for poor,
Nov. 30-Wm, Hinson, sup?
plies for poor,
Nov. 30-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house,
Nov. 30-Bultman and Bro.
shoe for crippled pauper,
Dec. 7-T J Baker, supplies
for poor,
Dec. 7-D W Chandler, cot
fin for pauper,
Dec. 7-Cain & Dwight, sup?
plies for poor,
Dec. 7-J Ryttenberg & S'ns,
supplies for poor,
Dec. 15-A A Solomons, sup?
plies for poor,
Dec. 16-Dr Chas L Crane,
medical attention to pau?
per,
Dec. 16-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor,
Dec. 20-Dr W J Pringle,
medical attention to pau?
pers,
Dee. 23-A A Solomons,
clothing, &c. for paupers,
at poor house,
Dec. 29-Myles MoraD, sup?
plies for paupers,
Dec. 31-E Spencer, supplies
for poor.
Dec. 31-Dr Jno A Hughson,
medical services, P. house
and jail.
Dec 30-J S Corbett, sup?
plies for poor,
Dec. 31-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding &c, paupers at P.
house,
1886. .
Jan. 1-John E Muldrow,"
supplies for poor.
Jan. 7-Altamont Moses sup?
plies for poor,
Jan. 19-John D Craig, cof?
fins for paupers, 2.
Jan. 26-Hugh McRae, coffin
for pauper,
Jan. 31- K Mccaskill, sup?
plies for poor,
Jan. 31-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house,
Feb. 1-L M Smith & Bro.
supplies for poor,
Feb. 1-J L Parrott, supplies
for poor,
Feb. 1-J A Boykin, supplies
for poor,
Feb. 2- \YH Yates, supplies
for poor.
Feb. 4--J D Craig, coffin for
pauper,
Feb. 13-Pate Bros., supplies
for poor,
Feb. 15-John J Muldrow,
supplies for poor,
Feb. 16-J T Tallon, supplies
for poor,
Feb. 17-J Ryttenberg ?.'Sons
supplies for poor,
Feb. 24-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor.
Feb 26-J W Cooper, supplies
for poor,
Feb 28-Mrs A J Hussey.
feeding, &c paupers at P.
house,
Men. 1-J L Parrott, supplies
for poor,
Mch. 1-John E Muldrow,
supplies for poor,
Mch. 6 -A A Solomons, sup?
plies for poor,
Mch. 6-W H *ates, supplies
for poor.
Mch. 18-W S Scarborough,
supplies for poor.
Mch. 20-W M Keels, sup?
plies for poor,
Mch. 30-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor,
Mcb,30-DrJA Mood, phy?
sician poor house and jail,
Mch. 31-J L Parrott, sup?
plies for poor,
Mch. 31-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c.x paupers at P.
house,
April 1-J S Corbett, supplies
for poor,
April 1-J J Muldrow, sup?
plies for poor,
April 1-J W Cooper, supplies
for poor,
April l-John E Muldrow,
supplies for poor,
April 1-Pate Bros., supplies
for poor.
April 5 -J T Tallon, supplies
for poor,
April 5-J A Boykin supplies
for poor.
April 6-W H Yates, supplies
for poor,
April 30-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor,
April 30 -Cain & Dwight, sup?
plies for poor,
April 30-J Ryttenberg & Sns
supplies for poor.
April 30-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house,
May 1-J W Cooper, supplies
for poor.
May 1-John E Muldrow,.
supplies for poor,
May 1-7 J Muldrow, sup
- plies for poor, 2 50
May 1-John E Muldrow,
. supplies for poor, -. 2 00
May 1-J L Parrott, supplies
for poor/ . 31 50
May I-Pate Bros., supplies
for poor, 10 00
May 1-L M Smith & Bro.,
supplies for poor, 55 50 '
May 3-E P Bicker & Co.
supplies for poor, 4 00
Mav 4-^J Byttenberg & Sons
supplies for poor, 3 50
May 7-J W Lowry, supplies
for poor, 12 00
May 25-W M Sanders, sup- :
. plies for poor, 3 00
May 29r-A A Solomons, sup?
plies for poor, 38 00
May 29-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor. 24 00 .
May 31-W S Scarborough, m j
supplies for poor, 1 50
May 31- Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c. paupers at P.
house, 29 45
June 1-J P Moran, agent,
supplies for poor, 14 00
June 1-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor, 26 50
June 1-John E Muldrow,
supplies for poor, 5 00
June 2- Pate Bros., supplies
for poor, 10 50
June 5-J L Parrott, supplies
for poor, 24 50
June 7-W H Yates, supplies
for poor, 8 00
June 19-J D Craig, coffin for
pauper, 5 00.
J une 25-AA Solomons, clo?
thing, paupers at poor?
house, 3 93
June 26 John Kingman, bu?
rial clothing, pauper. 1 84
June 30-A A Brearly, sup?
plies for poor, 3 00
June 30-Dr J A Mood, phy?
sician poor house and jail, 22 50
June 30-W S Scarborough,
supplies for poor. 1 50
June 30-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house, ^ 34 50
June 30-Dr Jno S Hughson,
medical attention to pauper, 1 50
July 1-J W Lowry, supplies
fo'r poor, 8 00
July 1-Pate Bros., supplies
for poor, 9 00
July 1-John E Muldrow,
supplies for poor, 3 00
July l-J J Muldrow, sup?
plies for pQor, 2 50
July 2-J L Parrott, supplies
for poor, 24 50
July 5-Dr John H Furma?n,
medical attention to pau?
pers, 16 75
July 9-Jas F Stubbs convey?
ing sick pauper. $ 30
July 10-A Mosely, supp?ies
for poor, . 12 00
July 12-Dr B E Dennis,
medical attention to pau?
pers, 46 00
July 13-J W Cooper, sup?
plies for poor, 17 50
July 18-Dr J A Mood, medi?
cal attention to pauper, 3 00
July 19-E H Holman, sup
plies for poor, 3 00
July 27-W S Scarborough,
supplies for uoor, 1 50 j
July 27-W D Ilinds, supplies
for poor, 16 50
July 31-Altamont Moses,
supplies for poor, 24 20
July 31-A A Solomons, sup?
plies for poor, 44 40
July 31-Mrs A J Hussey, -
feeding, &c, paupers, at P.
house, 34 20 i
July 31-E B Muldrow, sup
plies for poor, 10 00
Aug. 1-J W Lowery, sup- _
plies for poor, . 4 00
Aug. 2-W H Yates, supplies
for poor. 1? 00
Aug. 2-Pate Bros,, suppiies
for poor. 9 00 ?
Aug. 3-J L Parrott, supplies - |
for poor, - 19 50 j
Auy. 6-E P Bicker & Co. sup?
plies for poor, 12 00 j
Aug. 9-Dr J A Mood, m edi- |
eal attention to pauper, 4 00 j
Aug 19-A A Solomons, sup- _
plies for poor, 13 50 |
Aug. 19-Dr W:J Pringle,
! medical attention to pau- ^ j
per, 2 75
Aug. 20 - W S Scarborough, >.
supplies for poor, 6 50
Aug. 20-W W Boyett, sup- |
plies for poor, 21 00 ;
Aug. 24-W J McLeod, sup- j
plies for poor, 6 00
Aug; 31-J A Boykin, sup
plies for poor, 5 00
Aug. 31-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house, 37 45
Aug.. 31-J. Byttenberg &
Sons, supplies for poor, 12 00 j
Aug. 31-J J Muldrow, sup
plies for poor, 1 25 ?
Aug. 31-L M Smith-& Bro., m m !
supplies for poor, 55 50 :
Aug. 31-K Mccaskill, sup?
plies for poor, 7 25 ?
Aug. 5-B J Barnett, supplies
for poor, December '85 to
date 44 50
Aug. 7-Ducker & Bultman,
supplies for poor, Jan. 4th,
to date, 42 50
Sept. 1-J P Wilson, supplies
for poor, 4 00
Sept 1-John E Muldrow, ?
supplies for poor, 6 00
Sept. 6-J T Talion, supplies _ ?
~ for poor, 2? 00
Sept; 6-J C Tidwell, coffin !
for pauper, 5 oo- ;
Sept. 16-W S Sacarborough, |
supp?ies for poor, 6 50 i
Sept. 10 - J D Craig, coffins ; ;
for pauper?, 6, 27 50 i
Sept. 30-W D Hinds, sup?
plies for poor, 6 00
Sept, 30-Pr. J A Mood, phy?
sician poor house and jail, 2-2 50
Sept. 30-Mrs A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house, 28 50 ?
Sept, 6-W H Yates, suppiies ( j
for poorT 2 00 ;
Sept. 23-Dr J J L Miller,
amputation of thigh, for ~ j
pauper, ?fcc., A, 73 00 ?
Oct. 1-John E Muldrow.sup- I
plies for poor, 3 00 .
Oct. 1-John Kingman, sup?
plies for poor, from July 1, j
to date, 37 00 ?
Oct. 1-Edward ERemberf,
supplies for poor, from F.cl>.
1st, to date.. *?Q0::
Oct. 1-A White, supplies for
poor from November 1885 to *
date, 67 I
Oct. 1-W A Cooper, supplies
for poor, from March to
date, 12 I
Oct. 1-J Ryttenberg & Sons,
suppiies for poor, 5 '
Oct. 2-J W Cooper, supplies
for poor, 12 (
Oct. 4.-J p Wilson, supplies
for poor, 4 (
Oct. o-W W Rowland, furn?
ishing coffin and burial
clothing, and interring dead
pauper, 10 (
Oct. 7-Tim m ons Smith, sup?
plies for poor, 4 (
Oct. 9-W W DeScharaps.
supplies for poor, for May
1st, to date. 13 (
Oct. 14-R J Brownfield, sup?
plies for poor, 8 (
Oct. 15--A A Brearly, sup?
plies for poor, 6 <
Oct. 16-W S Scarborough,
supplies for poor, 5 (
Oct. 27-Dr JJLMiller,
medical attention to pau?
per, i, 13 '
Oct. 27-J F W DeLorme, me?
dicines, &c. for poor house
and jail, for year, 34 ?
Oct. 28-John P Moran, ag't,
supplies for poor, 8 (
Oct. 28-F J Mayes, medi?
cines for poor, ' 3 (
Oct. 30-Mrs. A J Hussey,
feeding, &c, paupers at P.
house, 31 ?
Oct. 30-L M Smith & Br?.,
supplies for poor, Sept'r.
and October, 27 (
Oct. 30-Jas E Mayes, sup?
plies for poor, May, to date, 12 C
Total, $2,364 S
SJieriff's Accounts.
1885.
Nov. 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c., prison?
ers, $67 4
Dec. 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c" prison?
ers, 122 l
1886.
Jan. 31-Marion Sanders, .*.
sheriff, serving writs, V. F. 48 5
Jan. 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, ?ic., prison?
ers, 138 2
Feb. 13-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, cleaning up C. H.
&c., 7 2
Feb. 15-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, summoning wit?
nesses, 90 7'
Feb. 15-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving writ, V. F. 26 3
Feb. 16-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving bench war?
rants, 21 I?
Feb. 16-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving rules, IO* 7!
Feb. 20-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, 41 5'
Feb. 28-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c.,. prison?
ers, 158 3i
Mch.- 5-Ed. Perry & Co.,
books for sheriff's office, 32 0<
Mch. 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, 79 li
Mch. 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, prisoners, 98 4?
April 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving bench war?
rant, 3 7i
April 30 -Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c. prison?
ers, 96 9(
May 20-Marion Sanders.
sheriff, cleaning C. H. ? ice 6 8(
May 25-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, writs, V. F. 55 3=
May 26-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving witnesses, 83 05
May 26-Marion Sanders,
Sheriff, summoning wit?
nesses, 5 50
Mav 26 -Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving ?ench
warrants, 7 55
May 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, ^8 02
May 31-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c, prison?
ers, 151 00
June 18-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, ll 52
June 23-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prisoners
under habeas corpus, 22 02
June 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c, prison?
ers. HO 30
July 6-Marion Sanders,
Sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, 6 85"
July 10-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, bringing up prison?
er, on habeas corpus, 19 45
July 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting, &c, prison?
ers, I63 05
Aug. 16-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving habeas-cor?
pus, 1 35
Aug. li*-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying prison?
ers, a 72 39
Aug. 24-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, conveying, prison?
ers. 8- 23
Aug. 31-Marion Sanders^
sheriff, dieting prisoners, 239 75
Sept. 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving bench war?
rants, 3 40
Sept. 30-Marron Sanders,
sheriff, serving writ, V. F. 28. 95
Sept. 30-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, dieting prisoners, 206 15
Sept. 30-J A Se h werin, sup?
plies, sheriff's office, 1 10
Oct. 12-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving rules Oct.
court, 25 90
Oct. 16-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving bench war?
rants, Oct. court, 68 20 '
Oct. 18-Marion Sanders,
sheri IT. arresting by order
grand Jury, 5^ 00
Oct. 18-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, arresting witnesses,
order court, 222 45
Oct. 18-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving bench war?
rants, order court, 4 05
Oct. 18-Marion SandtHrs,
sheriff, serving writs, V.E.. 52-70
Oct. 18-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, serving rules, order
court* 6 65
Oct. 21-Marion Sanders; .., :
sheriff; conveying prison?
ers to penitentiary, 28 02
Oct. 23-Marion Sanders,
sheriff, cleaning up court
house, . 7 50
Oct. 31-Marion Sanders,
' sheriff, dieting, &c. prison?
ers in jail, 163 05
Total, $2,907 89
Triai Jmticei Accounts.
1886.
April-T D Jenkins, services tinder
salary, from November 1985 to
. April, 1886, $* 43.75
Oct. Sl-^D E DaRant, services an?
der salary, from April 7th to
October 31st. 1886, 56 25
Oct. 31-W. J. Beard, cervices
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, , '300 00
Oct. 31-Daniel Keels, Services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, 100 00
Oct. 31-L. L. Carroll, services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, - ?00 00'
Oct. 31-M E McDonald, services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, * 100 00
Oct. 31-J H McLeod, services an?
der salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, 100 00
Oct. 31-Wm. O. Cain, Service?
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, 100 00
Oct. 31-Isaac N lenoir, serv?tes
under salary for fiscal year I8?5?
and 1886, ?00.00
Oct. 31-W S Dinkins, services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
*and!886, * : 100 00
Tctal, $1,100 00
Constable Accounts.
1885.
Dec. 31-E B Mellett, service*
under salary from November 1st
to December 31st, 1885, $ 8 33
Dec. 31-J B Lemon, services un*
der Balary from November 1st to
December 31st, 1885, 8 34
1886. 3
Oct. 31-Edward Harris, services '
under salary from January latte
Oct. 31st, 1886, 41 67
Oct.-31-W P DuBose, services
under salary from January 1st - .
to October 31st, 1886. 4166
Oct. 31-A H Smith, services un?
der salary for fiscal year 1885 -
and 1886, 50 00
Oct. 31-E G Brown, services un?
der salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, - 50 00
Oct. 31-Tyler Dixon, services un?
der salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, 50 00
Oct. 31-Prince A James, services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1886, 50 00
Oct. 31-L A Wheeler,- services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and 1386, 50 00
Oct. 31-Henry D Cain, services
under salary for fiscal year 1885
and-1886, 50 00
Oct. 31-Marion Sanders, sheriff,
services under salary for fiscal
year 1885 and 1886, 150 00
Total, $550 00
Coroners* Inquest, Post Mortem Examination?
and Lunacy Accounts.
1885.
No7.10-L A Wheeler, Constable,
summoning, Coroner's Jury, $ 2 00
Nov. 10-M E McDonald, Trial
Justice, services at I nquest 8 50'
Nov. 23-Dr J A Mood, examina?
tion in lunacy, 5 00
Nov. 23-Dr J S Hughson, exami?
nation ia lunacy, 5 00
No?. 23-W J Beard, affidavit in
lunacy, 1 00
Nov. 23-T V Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding in Lunacy, 3 00
Nov. 23-Marion Sanders, sheriff,
con rey i og lona tie, 13.02.
Dec. 28-Dr J M Sanders, exatnU.
nation in lunacy, 5 "00
Dec. 28-Dr E F Darby, examina- -
tion in lunacy, 5 00
Dec. 28-M E McDonald, Trial -:
Justice, affidavit in lunacy, 1*00
Dec. 29-T V Walsh; Probate
Judge, proceeding in lunacy, 3~ 60
Dec. 30-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
conveying lunatics, 16 53
1886.
Jae. 10-W. Ol Cain, Trial Jus?
tice, services at inquest, 8 50
Jan. 10-Dr J H Furman, post--!
mortem examination, fte-., . 10 00
Jan. 10-W F Roane* Coroaer,
services, examination- causer of'
death. 3 00
Jan. 10-Henry P.* Cain, consta*
ble, summoning Coroner's-jury, 2 00
Jan. 13-Dr W W Fraser, post
mortem examination, ?c., 10 30
Jan. 13-L L Fraser, Jr., deputy
coroner, services holding in?
quest, kc, 10 75
Jan. 13-H B Framer, com table,
summoning,.Coroner's Jury, 2 00
Jan. 15-J W P run, constable,
summoning, .Coroner's Jury, 2 00
Jan. 18-Jas H Mcleod, Trial
Justice, service* at inquest, 8 50