The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 14, 1897, Image 3
AT GLENSF SPRINGS.
Notes By the Semor Kditor While
Resting.
Glenn Springs, S. 0 , July 12, 1897.-Tbe
camber of visitors here now is iarger than at
this tiffie last year,, and quite a number of en?
gagements have been made by others who are
to come soon The Messrs. Simpson have io
the last few years considerably enlarged the
hotel and made many other improvements, to
which the public responded promptly, and
last year they were crowded Xe' the fuil ca?
pacity, not only of their own buildings, bot
of the neighboring boarding houses. The in?
dications are that the crowd will be as great
-and, if possible to stretch the capacity of
accommodation-greater this season. There
is plenty cf room at this time, there being
about 115 or 125 at the hotel, and they say
that when the crowd was on last season, there
were between 400 and 500 people here.
Therefore those who think of corni og to
Glenn's need not change their plans, but
come on It is always a good plan to write
in advance of coming, however, io the height
of the season ; yon will be more certain to
have a place ready to go to promptly on ar?
rival, and that is quite a consideration after a
&8y'a ride behind a coal borne?.
One of the advantages this place now hms
over former years is the railroad that pats
you right here with your bageage cn time, and
tfeose who want to dress for the dance or eveo
a walk to the spring before snpper can do BO.
The train arrives every defternoon, except
Sunday, at 4 30 and leaves st 10 a. m.
In regard to the accommodations here. I
will only say that I was conversing a day or
two ago with a gentleman from another State
-a tra ve :ng man who ought to be a compe?
ten! judge-and he said the. hotel is better
than any place that he knows, of at the rate
charg^, and that any one who complains is
a growler. I have beard oo complaint except
by one or two who want meals served with?
out any waiting ; bot with as much time as
people have here there is no occasion to hbr
' ry, and I think the dining room service ex?
cellent and faliy as prompt as any hotel that
I have ever visited.
The visitors here now embrace people from
various parts of this State and several other
States-from Kentucky to Florida, that I
have met-and, like I have always found vis?
itors here, as frieadly and sociable as could be
desired. There must be something about the
place that inclines peoole to be sociable.
N. G. 0.
A Privateer1 Picnic.
Mr. Editor: It was intended that a Fourth
of Joly picnic should be held at the Mt. Car?
mel (ingram) school bouss, but as it didn't
take place, ooe was held {bereen Saturday
and was attended by a very large crowd, es?
timated to number 175 or 200 people, among
. whom were several from Clarendon connty.
Mr. John M. Ingram was the prime mover in
getting np this picnic, and those present
seemed to enjoy themselves unusually well.
The occasion was marked by a boon t if ol
dinner and in tbe afternoon, by invitation,
there w&s some speeches. The Revs Nelson
J. Brown, cf Clarendon, and G. T. Gresham
spoke on,tbe importance of education, es?
pecially religious education, and Mr. Wbit
Wells spoke oo the uses of adversities. Be?
sides these, one or two others made speeches,
and Mr. D. H. Beasley was called on to make
remarks on the importance of good road?,
bat be modestly declined;
MCDONALD FCRMAH.
Privateer Township, J*uly 12.
Sick stomach m?tas sick man (<*- woman).
Wy not be well ?
Sick s toma ob comes from poor fcod, peor
nourishment ; means poor health, poor com?
fort. Shaker. Digestive Cordial means health
and a weil stomach.
If we could examine our stomach we would
understand why Jt is that so little will pvt it
out of order.
But, unless we are doctors,' we never see
our stomach. We only feel it. We would
feel it lesa if we took Shaker Digestive Cor?
dial.
' Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your stom
ach diges? al! the nourishing food yon eat,
relieves &U the symptoms of indigestion, acts
as a tonic and soon makes yon wei! and
strong again.
The more yon take, the le3S you will feel
of your stomach '
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Officers Elected.
The Delgar Reel Squsd held its anuual
meeang last Tuesday afternoon. The election
of officers was held and all of the incum?
bent* were re-elected to serve another year.
The officers of tbe eqaad are :
W. S. Graham, Foreman,
v A. G. Flowers, Assistant Foreaoan.
I. H Moses, Jr . Secretary and Treasurer.
Brainard Yeadon, Collector.
The appointment of the postmaster for this
city is not expected to be made for several
months, bat the various candidates are work?
ing j-J3t is hard as rf time was short and the
appointment likely to be made any'day. Re?
cent information received from Washington
indicates that Capt. T. B. Johnston will dic?
tate who shall be appointed, but if this be
true it throws very little light on the prob?
lem, as it is not known which of the candi?
dates he favors and will endorse.
t The Utest journalistic venture in this city
is the Carolina Patriot. This is a four col?
umn folir?, published monthly ia the interest
of the Junior Order United American Me?
chanics. Mr M. D Harlee is the editor ?nd
proprietor of the new j jurua!. The nrst
number ii very creditable and tbe Patroit
should receive a fine patronage from members
of the order in whose interest it is published
The article from the News and Courier in
reverence ".o publishing magazines aod News?
papers ' just for fun" applies to Sumter with
peculiar ap:ne33 Not only are many people
in this community possessed by the idea that
* they fhould be furnished free ot cbar?;e as
many papers as they want at nny time, but
they labor nader the hallucination that aoy
tbing in connection with their business is
news of vital interest and should be
written up in tzienso and have a
place in ?be first local colnma with a " jorse
head" io addition. There is a another species
of ?ead beats who, with a calm assurance
that is wonderful, habitually appropriate, any
parer tha? falls in their way. and remark to
the subscriber, who has paid for the paper,
thf.t another paper can be obtained frcra the
oifice. It is tbi3 species that drep plugged
nickels in the church basket and abuse the
paper an ail occasions for a lack of enterprise
and for not doing its duty towards building
op tbe community. Sumter bas ber dtie
share of the species and they are barnacles
and parasites on the community.
Not Exactly Right is the way thousands of
people fee'-. 11 is because their blood is poor.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier, will promptly set them right.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable acd do
not purge, pain or gripe. AU druggists.
FROM THE WIRES.
Juiv 8.
A bill providing for the creation of j
the department of public hcaith has been j
iotroduced in the Senate. The head of j
it is to be a member of the cabinet
The government has bought for $3,* I
601,615.56 the property of the Monon?
gahela River Navigation Company and
will throw the river opeo to public navi?
gation.
Fitzsimmcns aod Suiiivao have
agreed to make a tour of the couotry
giving sparri?g exhibitions.
The tariff bill passed the Senate j
yesterday. The vote was 38 to 28.
The New York detectives claim that
Martin Thorn has confessed to the mur?
der of the mac whose body was found
cut into two parts io ooe of thesoburbs
of the city
Comptroller Geoeral Norton bas an?
nounced his candidacy for Congress io.
the Sixth. District
Dr. W*. M. Meadow, of Uoioo, ha9
beeo arrested for attempting to buro
the Opera House aod baok io that
town.* He bad a drug store ic the
building.
President McKinley sends a message
to Congress to-day urgiog the imme
diate consideration of the financial
situation and a revision of the curreocy
system.
B. C. Webb, of Charleston, was on
yesterday elected clerk of the State
Board of Control* vice W. H. Law
reoce resigned.
Fourteen people are known to
have been killed by a cyclone and
cloudburst io Miooeeota yesterday
The damage to property was immense.
july 9.
The tariff bill has been turned over to
conference committees from the Sen?
ate aod House.
Fire broke out io Buckingham
pelace, Loodoo, last eight while a
great ball was ia progress. It was ex?
tinguished- after ao hours *work by the
firemefe.
Minnie Turner, a colored woman,
was found dead near Newberry ye9ter
day from a pistol shot wound io her j
head. Her husband is suspected of
the crime.
The hot wave continues with un?
abated intensity ia St. Louis and
throughout the West and Northwest.
The death rate is increasing.
The Queen Regeot of Spaio has par?
doned 108 Cubaos now serving sen?
tences in penal settlements.
The situation io Turkey aod Greece
is unchanged.
Washiogtoo, July 9.-United States
Consul General Lee bas beeo rendering
some account to the goveromeot of his
expenditures from the fund appropriated
by congress for tbe relief of destitute
Americans io Cuba. Bis figures . were
presentvd to the cabinet to-day, and the
showing was remarkable, for it appear?
ed that of the total of $50,000 at the dis?
posal of the geoeral he had expended j
ooly $6,000, and yet had given sub- I
stantia! relief to every distressed Amer?
ican whom be could find ready to re?
ceive aid, and besides had shipped some
of them back to the Uoited States.
Six negro laborers were killed by an
explosion of dynamite while at work io
ao excavation for a street railway io
Lexington, Ky. No ooe koows how
the dynamite came to be io the ground
Joly 12.
The Nashville grand jury baa indict?
ed nine of the leading ice dealers aod
manufacturers for forming a trust or
combine to oootrol prices.
The State Alliance meets io annual
session in Columbia oo July 23:h.
Seoator Tillman returoed to Wash?
ington yesterday.
Hail fell to the depth of eight inches
at Ma8siloo, O., Saturday.
.There have been 350 deaths in the
northern cities from tbe heat since
July 1st.
Marc Morris, aged 21, killed himself
in Augusta on Saturday. He did so
because he failed to receive a legacy of j
?8,000 that he expected.
President McKinley has pardoned
E. R. Carter, of New York, who em?
bezzled $30,000 of tbe Bank of Com
merce funds.
The strike of coal miners coot-noes j
to grow in magnitude, but the West i
Virginia miners have so far refused to j
quit work and those mines are being l
worked day and night.
Johnson's \
Chill and j
Fever j
Tome j
Cures Fever
In One Day. j
tiadrlen's Arnica Salve.
Tis? Bas: Salvo in tho world for Ccts, Bruges i
Cores, Ulcers, Sah Rheum. Fever Soras, Tcttor
Shapped Uan<f!? Chilblains, Corns and ail
Sain Emptions, and positively cures Piles or :
no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. J. F. VT. De ?
Lorme. j
Claims kjssM Suter County,
Presented and Approved For
Second Quarter, Fiscal
Year, 1897.
Xo. Ac. Date.
331. Jan. 1 W L Brunsor?, lom
her, kc S 2 77
472, " 1 Esses Tavlor, lum?
ber, &c, 2 34
343. Feb. 15 W W DeScbamps,
work, &c, 5 87 j
345, " 2 H J Wilson, work, &c, 4 50
276, Apl 3 J D Stocker, k< " 10
277, ?. 3JTKi!?ore, " " 5 50 !
218, Mcb 30 J Ry nen berg, k Sons,
nails. 25 I
370, May 1 W W Ramsey, road
overseer, G 50 i
312, Mcb 29 J D Chandler, bridge
work Ac, 3 f 0
321, " 30 C L Tisdaie, bridge
lumnt-r, 3 74
309, Aol 1 Wm White, bridge
work, kc, 1 10
341, i{ 5 J F Tallon, bridge
work, kc 4 50
311, " 7 WS Chandler, bridge
work, &c, 14 05
366, " 9 Peter Anderson, "
work, kc, 2
325, " 10 Wm White, bridge
work, &c, 1 45
322, " 12 H T Eadecs, bridge
"lumber, 3 77
347, ' 12 Isasc Moses. brid|_
work, &c, 1 25
400, " 14 E Strickland, bridge
?umber, 6
403, " 14 DA Outlaw, brdg wk, 5
376, " 15 Dan G 3?buoe,
ditching, 1 25
335, " 16 A E Gregg, ditching, 15
310, " 19 W Z Truluck, cause?
way 20
401, 4i 22 W P Newman, bridge
work,&c, 25
338 22 J S Coroiu, road tools, 8 52
339, {: 22 W W Stuckey, road
work, . 1 50
342, " 22 J A Dennis, bridge
work, &c, 5 55
4?2, :t 25 Co-cneraiive Gricge
Store, road tools, 10 50
379, ls 26 WSJHatson, ditching,
kc, 6 62
496, ?. 15 J F Reime?, hauling,
&c, 1
435, i: 30 Lavander Samuel,
hpulinc, ?re. 1
437, ' 30 C J Rollins, hauling,
&c; 4 90
452. 30 Tisdaie k Reames.
lurnbei. kc, 6 92
382, Maj 1 R L Turner, lumber,
kc. 8 40
333, " ! J F Kilzcre, bridge
work, kc, 4 10
395, t: 1 J A Scarborough,
road tool?, 5 10
456, " S L V Brown, bridge
work, &c, 14 C7
425, *: 13 W W Ramsey, road '
overseer, 1 00
434, " 13 W M Reid, lumber tc, 4 33
422, ?: 14 Abram Refile, lumber
and bridge work, 2 94
435, " 19 N W Donald, road
cves3eer, ?fcc, 10 25
443, " 19 B J Jackson, road
overseer, &c, 5
520. " 10 C C Wilson, bridge
work, kc, 10 00
580, " 20 J N Hudson, bridge
work, kc, 12 50
453, {i 22 A D McCoy, lumber
kc, 2 73
464, tl 26 F L Player, road
overseer, &c, 10
535, " 27 J A Blackwell, road
overseer, kc, 12 40
491, C{ 29 T Ed Bassins, bridge
work, kc. 6 25
482, June 2 Jas B Talion, read
overseer, &c, 21 25
572, ,? 2 PJ Anderson, baul
iocr, kc. 9 85
513, 2 P J'Anderson, haul?
ing, &c, 12 60
503, 4 F L Player, bridge
work, &c, 17 50
530, " 5 H B Hodge, road
; overseer, 5 00
510, 3 Jnc M Smith, read
overseer, S 00
540, " 12 Elly Durant, ditching,
fcc, 1 75
579, " 15 J D S?uckey. bridge
work, kc, 7 25
801, 11 23 T M Moore, bridge
work, kc, A 00
571, " 22-13 J T Cummings,
^bridge work, kc, 6 30
602, " 23 W M Lenoir, bridge
lumber, &c. 5 40
575, " 25 Abram Ruffin, bridge
work, &c, 4 80
595, " 28 J L Thomas, bridge
work, &c, 7 36
487, " 4 Russel Peterson,ditch?
ing, &c, 5 85
2 25
f S416 54
County Board of Commissioners.
No. Ac. Date.
320, Feb 27 F E Thomas, services
on co bd and com. on
C H repairs, $18 90
290, Apl 5 Capt. R ? Brownfield,
ser co bd and com on
C H repairs, 21
287, 5 J M McElveeo, ser on
co board, 2 25
288, " 5 Frean Hellett, ser on
co board,
288, ;: 5 W W Stuckey, ser on
co board, 3 2G
289, " SRI Manning, ser on
co hoard, 4 50
291 " 5 R M James, oer on
co board, 5
299, ,: 5 Harry Ryuenberg, ser
1 on co board, 3 20
350, " 23 W W Stuckey, eeroa
co board, 2 70
356, " 23 W M Lfooir, ser on
co byard, 5
351, i; 23 Capt J M McElveeo,
ser on co board. 2 25
340, " 23 Frean Mallett, ser on
co board, 2 25
405, May 6 W O Cain, ser on co
hoard and com on
C H rep*irs, S
405, 6 Capt J M McEiveen,
Fer cy beard. 2 25
407, " 6 W M Lenoir, ser co
ooard, ' 2 5D
408, " 6 R M James, ser co
board and com on
repairs C H. 15
40?, " 6 W W Stuckey, se: co
board. 3 20
4G4, " 6 Frean Meilette, ser co
board, 2 25
428, ,: 6 Jao J Shaw, ser co
board. 7 50
447-, 6 W y Dinkies, ser co
beard. 8
4S4. " 6 Jr.o F Hawkins, ser co
noan!. 10 8'J
507, Apl 5-23 J W Weldon, se? co
boura. 5 30
S137 30 j
Clerk County Board Commissioners.
3i>S, Apl 1-30 Thos V Walsh, seras
rierk. .$25
4"8, May 2-31 Tbos V Walsh, ser as
cierk, 25
563, Jane 1-30 Thos V Walsh, seras
clerk, 25
$75 00 ?
Count\y Supervisor.
No. Ac. PH'e
230, Mea 31 Marion Dor.-., sxlxry.
1st qr. ?200
4S8, Jone 7 Marion Dorn, on ac?
count salary, 2d qr, 50
568, t: 30 Marion Darn, bal sal?
ary, 2i q--, 150
C 400 00
Coroner's inquests, $c
No Date.
326, Aol 16 17 A D Moses, cor, hold
inquest?, &c, ?22 C9
327, " " Dr. Archie China, p rn
ex. &c, inquests (2) 10
328, " " JE Gaillard, const,
summons jury in?
quests, kc, (2) 4
387. " 26 T E Edward, cofnn for
man killed 3 50
412, 11 27-May 5 A D Moses, cor,
holding es inquests,
tc, (2) 6
421,May9-13 A D Moses, cor, hold?
ing ex inquests, &c, 15
445, " 16 E I Reardon, const,
summons juries, ex
inquests, &c. (2) 4
431, " 16 Dr C P Osteen, pm ex
dissection, &c, at ir.q, 15
444, " 16-19 A D Moses, cor, bold
inqnests, &c. 27 41
507, June 3, Dr H W Cooper, p m
ex, dissection, &c,
at inquest, 15
508 !I 3, W WMcKagen, const.
summons jury icq, 2
511 " 3-5. A D Moses, cor, hold?
ing inquest, &c, 16 41
343 " 25. A D Mos-s*, cor. hold?
ing, inquest, &c, 10 91
544 " 25: F K Winn, const, sum?
mons jury inquest, 2
545 ' " 25, Dr A C Dick, p m ex,
&c, at inquest, 5
557 ,: 25, T B Rhame, mag,
holding inquests, &c, 8 50
558, " 25, DrEF'Darby, p m
ex, dc, nt inquest, 5
559 " 25: *L A Wheeler, const,
sum jury .icquest, 2
173 82
Constable Accounts.
310, Ap! 3, J D Osteen, sal 1 mo S 8 33
315, " 16, W C Folk, sal, 2 mos, 16 66
357, cs 1-20, H A Raffifrld, Jr., sal?
ary, 1 mo, 8 33
369, 1-30, L A Wheeler,sal 1 mo, 8 S3
373, - 1-30, W P Singleton, sal
arr, 1 mo, 8 33
380, " 1-30. F K Winn, sal, 1 mo, 16 66
377, May 3. J D Osteen, sal 1 mo, 8 33
39?, Apl 3, RRSiuckey,sa? 2 moa, 16 65
413, May 6, L A Wheeler, const,
con rv prisnrs, tc, 3 60
458. " 13, W C Folk, sil, 1 mp, 8 33
459, " 25, L A Wheeler, const.
convy prisnrs, &c, 1 ZO
461, " 1-31, W P Singleton, sal,
1 mo, 8 33
446, May 1-31 L A Wheeler, const,
salary, 1 mo, 8 33
463, " 23 L A Wheeler, const,
coavv prisoners, &c, 1 80
468, 54 1-31 H A Riffield, Jr, const
salary, 1 mo, 8 33
473. 1-31 F K Winn, const, sal?
ary, 1 mo, 16 66
476, " 1-31 JD Osteen, const, sal?
ary, 1 mo, 8 33
506, " 1-31 R R Stuckey, const,
sal, &c, convy pris
oners, ?c, 12 08
4?3. June 18 M V Iz'.ar, const, sal
arvt 4 mos, 33 33
515, " 16 W C Folk, const, sal?
ary, 1 mo, 8 33
536, " 1-30.L A Wheeler,, const,
salarv. 1 mo, 8 33
542, " 1-30 H A Raffield. Jr,
const, salarv, 1 mo, S 33
547, " 1-31 W P Singleton,
C">r.st, salary i mo, 8 33
561. 1-30 R R Stuckey, const,
salp.rr, 1 mo, ?c, 12 63
565, " l-3o F K Winn, con3t, sal?
ary 1 mo, 16 66
5C6, 1-30 J Dargan Jones, con?
stable salary, 1 mc, 8 33
S273 19
Magistrhlis Accounts.
316, Apl 16, W H Seale, sal 2 mo, 16 65
392. " 30, B P Ketlv. sal 2 mo, 16 67
375, " 1-30, Jco F Ingrats, sal?
ary 1 mo, 8 33
3S1, 11 1-30, L B Jennings, sal?
ary 1 mo, 8 33
389, :i 1-30, Thos R Rhame, sal?
arv 1 mo, 8 33
391, " 1-30, H L B Wells, salary
1 mo. 29 16
451, May J6. W H Seale, sal 1 mo, 8 33
469, " 1-31, B P Kelly, sal 1 mo, 8 33
486, " 1-31, L R Jennings, sal?
ary 1 mo, 8 33
490, ,! 1-31, J F Ingram, salary
1 mo, 8 33
492, " 1-31, J W Bradley, salary
3 mo. and 17 days. * 29 67
493, " 1-30, H L B Wells, salary
i roo, 29 16
499, " 1-30, T B Rhame, salary
1 mo, 8 33
522, June 16, W H Seale, sal 1 mo, 8 33
55?, " 1-30, TB Rhame, sal 1 mo, 8 33
560, " 1-30, Jas fl Scarborough,
salary 4 mos, 33 33
562, " 1-30, L. R Jennings, salary
1 mo, 6 33
567. '. 1-30, Jno F Ingram, sal?
ary 1 mo, 8 33
599, " 20-30, Jas H Scarborough,
exp in lunacy case, 6 15
579, 1-30, J W Bradley, salary
1 mo, 8 33
583, " 1-30. B P Kelly, salary
'leo, 8 33
$277 42
Books, Siitionery, ??c.
270, Ar.! 12, The Freeman, adv for
Co lid Commissioner?,, 9~
307, '. S. Knight I?ro.?, stationery
Bd Registration, 3 50
314, " 9, Walker, Evans & Cogs
well, books Clk Court. 26 25
411, May 5 Knight Bro?, supplies
lid Registration, 1 45
414. ** ll, N G Osteen, adv nod
Road Law?, 7 SO
417, " 1.% The Freeman. Herald
and Watchman <fc South
run. adv Supr. Rcpt. 1st
i[T, ?55 60, and Work at
i'oor House, $2.70. ?S 30
432, " 20. II 'i Osteen & Co. toaks
Township ConTrs. .> ?5
456, ,; 1, ll G Osteen ? Co, sup?
plies C C 0 P & G .S, 1 40
454. " 22, Walker. Evans X: Cogs?
well, book C C C P ? G 5 6 50
4t'S. June 5. Walker. Evans it Cogs?
well, books Cu Auditor. '5 75
605. " 25, Knight Bros. stamps <fc
envelo! cs li.i Recistr'n, 4 SO
$129 72
Public Buildings.
427. Sich 13, (J F Epperson, coal for
jail. ?tr. 4 75
2M\ Apl 1, Thos S Rogan, buckets
and cups for C II. 30 j
33?, ** 17. .1 W Ad kin, fencef jail
front. ?-Q
:17o, " 3C? H W Hood, bose for jail
pump. 2 2.'>
367, " 30, E T Windham, services
jail, dry well, ?c, 12 03
440, May 22. J W Adkin, jail fence, 17 42
471, " 30, E T Windham, cervices
jail, dry well, ?cc, 12 03
I No. Ac! Date. i
: 491. Jun 25. ?aul Pringle, work on
C li, Ac 3 36
\ 52$, 17. .) W AJliii), rcpiirs jail
llors. Ac. 55 55
j 534. " 2C-23, Saul Pringle, work
moving C II Records, 121 [,
\ 546, " 21 23. it S Bradwell, Jr,
guarding Records, ?c.,
CCCPiGS, 6 00 j"
54S, M 20, E T Windham, services
jail, dry well, Ac, 12 42 j
-i
$157 22 j
Convicts ?forking as Chain Ging.
427. M ch 13, G F Epperson, sup
plies. Chair, gang. 21 03 |
324. Apl 7. W M bander?., fodder
mules CG, 11 33
344, " 23. T J DuBose, Overseer,
sundry expenses, K? IS
359, " 1-30, T J DuBose, Overseer,
sundry expsnses, 3 41
360, 4< 30, L E Wh:te, Overseer,
advance board, 5 00
361, 1-30. T J Du3ose. Overseer.
salary, ?tc, Apl 1807, 30
362, " 1-30, J S Folk, Guard, sal?
ary, ?fcc, Apl '97, 25
363, *' 1-30, Wash Graham, const
C G, salary, ?fcc, Apl '97, 10
364, " 1-30. D il Matthews, Guard,
salary, ?fcc., Apl '97, 20 SO
365, " 1-30, AK Burrows. Guard,
sal'y and b'rd, ?lay '97, 5
3S6, May 1, Sumter Iron Works,
shoes on mules, 1 50
415, Apl 30, C F McFaddin, sup?
plies CG. 12 91
439, Moy 5, Dr 3 McLaughlin, med.
attention convicts, 3
440, " 20, Chas Beames, cook CG, 5
441, S, M Dorn, Sup'r, fooder,
?fcc, mules. SI
450, " 21, R W Bradham, repairs
tc wa?f>n. 3
45?, " 22, II J llarby ?fc Co, sun
plies C G, 26 16
457, " 24, O'Donnell ?fc Co, freight
on supplies CG, 2 41
462, " 21, Mrs S*K Burrows, mak?
ing shirts cg, 2 40
460, " 2$, E C Lee, supplies, c g, 8 70
470, " 17, W F Jones, sharpening
saws, c g, S5
47S, " 2S, ii J llarby ?fc Co, hay,
?fcc. mules, 6 10 j
465. " 1-31, A K Burrows, guarde g, 25 j
466. 1-31, J S Foik, guard c g, 5
4SS, " 1-21. L E White, Overseer cg, 35
4S9, ,; 1-31, Chas Reame?, .cook c g, 5
497, " 1-31. J S Folk, guard c g, 20
477^ " 24, I C Scarfe, cook stove
ware, c ?, 6 65
502, Jun S, J S Folk, guard, R R
fare convict, 50
521, " 11, M Dorn,Sup'r, expenses
conveying convict, 4
524, ?. 12, H J llarby ?fc Co, sup?
plies cg. ll 74
525, " 19, L E White, overseer, lt
lt f?.re convicts, ?fcc, 1 j
?3S, " 21, ?hos V Walsh, p i ?r'-'t
on hand c:ir c g. 67
545, " 26. B G Pierson, lt lt f: re
convicts, 150
564, " 2?-2S. H J Darby ?fc Co, sup
plies cg, 19 36
556, " 31, A K Burrows, guard c g, 25'
572, 31, L E White, overseer ?
?ecg, . 37 05
573, 31, J S Folk, guard, ?fcc c g, 25
574, 31, Sam'l Newman, guard,
?fcc, c g. 25
575, May 1-14, Cant R j Br6wnfield,
fodder, ?tc. mules, 3 93
535, Jun 1-30, Cbas Reames, ook cg, 7
$471 94
County Superintendent Education.
\ 323, Aprl 17 Wm. J DuRant, trav?
elling expenses, S 25 00
385, " 30 Wm J DuRant, salary
April '97, 50
428, May 35 Wc J Du Rant, office
and travelling ex. 30
475. 11 31 Wm J DuRant, on ac?
count salary, May '97, 25
514, " 31 Wm J DuRant," bal
nnce salary, May '97, 25
555, June 30 Wm J DuRant, salary
and trav. ex June's?, 70
3225 00
Countg Auditor.
371, A?l 1-30 J Diggs Wilder, sal?
ary April, '97, S41 66
471, M-iv 31 J Diggs Wilder, sal?
ary May, '97, 41 66
554, June 30 J Diggs Wilder, sal?
ary, June, :97, 41 66
3124 93
Contingent Accounts.
348, Mcb ll W J McKain, witness
Burkett case, 3 2 00
284, Apl 5 W B Burkett, costs
aod judgment, 13 30
274, " 5 A W Suder, services
expert grand jury, 115
271, " 3 F K Winn, coast, cost
Burkett case, 3 20
272, " 3 H L B Wells, mag,
costs Burkett case, 2 30
i 303, 11 7 Dr R M Moore, medi?
cal ex in Iuoacy, 5
304, " 7 Dr B McLaughlin,
medical ex io lunacy, 5
305, 3-8 Tbos V Walsh, p "j,
proceedings in lunacy, 5
313, " 9 W H Seale, coovy
lunatic hospital, 17 14
329, Mch 24 T M Bradley, witness
Burkett case, 2 20
389, Apl STD Chandler, witness
Du Bose case, 60 I
352, " 21-23 Thos V Walsh, p j
proceedings in lunney, 5
354, " 22 Dr A-J Ohio?, med'i
ex in lunacy, 5 j
! 353, " 22 Dr Archie Cbiaa,
medical ex in lunacy, 5 ?
358, " 23 E S Kennedy, coovy
lunatic to hospital, 7 Qi j
374, " 23JABo5kin, witness
DuBose case, 1 50 I
I 433, May 2 Thos V Walsh, clerk,
office expenses. 2 76 i
j 41 S, " 33 Lee & Moise', any's
fees, bldg contract, 10 00 i
419, " 14 Dr E F Darby, medi?
cal ex in lunacy. 5 ;
420, " 14 Dr T M McCutcben, .j
medical ex in lunacv, 5
423, "10-14 Tbos V Kal?h, {> j
procedgsin lunacy,(2) 10
423, io Dr Jno S Htighsoo,
medical PX in lunacy, 5
430, " 16 Dr K M Stuckey, med?
ical ox in lunacy, 5
400, June 3 4 DB Douglass services
sheriff Chesterfield Co, 2 85
516, " 3-12 Thos V Walsh, p j
procedes in locacy,(2) 10
517, 11 12 Dr N V Alford, ".Med
ex in lunacy, 5
518, " 12 Dr HW Cooper, med
ex in lunacy.' 5
53S, " "ii Trios V Walsh, clerk,
exp n;cve b<.>oks :.,::d
records, kc, 3 30
531, " 15 Dr R J McLeod, medi?
cal ex in lunacy, 5
532, T; 15 Dr J E McLure, med?
ea 1 ex in lunacv, 5
53:?, " 15-23 Tbos V Walsh, P J,
proceedings i? lunacv 5
549, " 14 D W Josey, carrying
lunatic to hospital, 12 Oo
552, " 25 Dr J J Watson, medi
exam. in Iunsxv, 5
553, " 2: Dr Theo M DnBcse,
mod ex in lunacv, 5
556, " 24-29 Thcs V Walsh, p j
proceedings io lunacv, 5
550, " 30 J E Gaillard, np, tak
?Dg recogniczacces,
9
$308 15
Poor House and Poor.
504, Api 12 John Cos, eonvy pau
. . r cr ro p b, $2 22
333, Ap! 2, T C Sc*?fe, repairs
?tove to p 10 97
?T6. " 1-30 3 D Mitchell, supt. p h, 127 80
581, May IS J R Odooj, coffin papr. 3 50
477, " 24 T C Scaffj,'supplies p b, 75
481. " 1-31 B D Mitchell, supt p b, 130 20
479, June 14 Joel E Brucson, blinds,
pb, 7 20
500, " 8 W H Commander, re?
pairs at p b & cabios. 61 11
529, " 1 -3J B D .vliic'nell, supt p b, 126 60
$470 15
Sher ?j; s Accounts.
334, Apl 5 3 G Piereon, sheriff,
convy lunatic hospital, 14 21
392, "14-16 B G Pierson, sheriff,
sum jnrv inquest, &c, 4 50
584, " 21-23 B G Pierson, sherirf,
serv mag writs, &c, 2 70
293, " 1-30 B G Pierson, sher ff,
dieting, &c, prisoners
injiil. , 54 40
585, May 10 B G Pierson, sheriff,
pd telgm coast cases, 1 40
589, " 10 B G Pierson, sheriff,
serv writ venire facias, 28 35
587, :' 14-15 B G Pierson, sheriff,
convy lunatics to hos-'
pital, (2) 26 02
588, 11 10-27 B G Pierson, sheriff,
serve ar war, cost. 6 CO
59D, " 1-30 dieting, &c, prisoners
io jail * 75
583, " 26 B G Pierson, sheriff,
serving sub writs, 6 10
591, June 23 28 B G Pierson, sheriff,
convy lunatics to hos?
pital, 17 97
592, " 1-30 B G Pierson, sheriff,
serv court war, 44 40
?93; " 1-30 B G Pierson, sheriff,
supper jury, ice for
court, 5 40
594, " 1-30 B G Pierson, sheriff,
dieting, &c, prisoners
in jail, 74 ?0
$36125
Court C P aud G. S.
June, 1897 Grand jurors, June
court ls97, Silo ?0
Petit jurors, June
court. :97, 229
Bailiffs, June court '97, .54
Witnesses. June court
'97, 187 80
S581 30
Township Commissioners.
336, Mch 18 JJ Bruo-on, services
Concord TS. S 2 00
337. " 18 Jas M ?rczdoo. servi?
ces Concord TS, 2
316, '* 18 W S Reames, services ,
Sumter TS, 6
437, " 17 S H Ram^ev, services
Middleton T S, 2
445, " 17 J N Hudson, services
Mayesviile TS, 2
501, " 17 JA* Bovkin, services
Mavesvi'lle TS, 2
422, "17-18 Capt R J Brownfield,
services Providence Td, 4
443, " 17 W J Keels, services
Shiloh TS, 2
485. " 17 J F Hawkins, services
Shiloh TS, 2
355, " 18 12 W M Leso:r, services
Stateourg TS 2
442, " 18-22 Wallace Sanders, ser?
vices Statehurg T S, 2
410. "15-22 W S Din kins, services
Swimming Pen3 TS, 4
505, " 17-18 W A Tallon, services
Lynchburg TS, 4
?09, :? 17 R B Wilson, services
Lynchburg TS, 2
$38 00
Cierk Court C. P Sr G. S.
541, June 1 Sheppard Nash, services
June cour', 1897, SJ7 60
County Beard Equalization.
355. Apl 1 W M Lenoir* services
?c. 10
410. " 1 W S Dii?kins. serviess
&c, S
42o. ;t 1 Capt R J Brownfield, .
services, ?c.. 8 40
485. " 1 Jno F Hawkins, ser
vice?, ?c. 10 SO
505, 1 W A Tallon, services
?c.. 10 40
i -
* $47 60
County Treasurer.
"12, June ll H Lee Scarborough, N
office-supplies, <fcc. $42 77
County Board of Education.
424, May 15 H F Wilson, services, 21 00
426. Ci " 15 SH Edmunds. " 21 00
$42 00
RECAPITULATION.
Page.
1- 3-Roads and Bridges accts. 416 54
3- 4-County Board Commis?
sioners accts., 137 30
4-Clerk Co. Board Com?
missioners accts, 75 00
4- County Supervisor accts. 400 00
5- Coroners Inquests, ?c..
accounts. 173.82
5- 0-Constable accounts. 273 19
6- 7-Magistrates accounts, 277 42
7-Books, stationery, ?c. 129 72
S-Public Buildings accts. 157 2?
8- 9-Chain Garig neets. 471 $4
IO-County Supt. Education
account?. 22? 00
IO-County Auditor accts, 124 98
10-11-Contingent accts. 308 15
12-Poor House and Poor
acct?. 470 15
12- -Sheriff's accounts, 361 25
13- Court C. P. & G. S. June
term. 1897. >? 581 30
13-Township Commission
ers accounts. 38 00
13-Clerk Court C. P. & G.
S. account?, 57 60
13- County Bo. rd Equaliza?
tion acct?. 47 60
14- Co. Treasurer accts. 42 77
14 - County Board Education
accounts. 42 00
Total 2d quarter, 1897, $ 4.S10 tc>
Total 1st ouarter. 1897. 5,527 07
Total 1st and 2d quarters, 1897. SlO,33S 03
July 8. 1897.
MARION DORN,
Supervisor Sumter Co.
Atte?t :
[SEAL/Tnos. V. WALSH, Clerk.
Estate ol' Miss Hary S. Broun,
DECEASED.
IWILL APPLY to the Judge of Probate
of Sumter Ccu*: ty on A neust 7th, 1897,
tor a dual discharge as Administrator of
aforesaid Eftate.
F. M DWIGHT,
Jnlv 7-4t. Administrator.
Claremont Mp No. U1F. M.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU?
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No.
44, A. F. M.. will be held on Thursday
Evening, August 12tb, at 7? p. m. Brethren
will take due notice aud govern themselves
accordingly