The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, October 23, 1901, Image 8
MCKINLEY'SDOCTORS
SAKE OFFfOAL REPORT.
They Do Not State Positively the
Cause of Death.
New York, Oct. 17.-The New York
Medica! Journal for Saturday, October
17, will contain the full official report
of the surgeons who attended the late
President "McKinley in Buffalo. The
reports contains upwards of 15,000
words and constitutes the official rec?
ord of the case. The report is signed
by the members of the medical staff
attending the late president. The re?
port of the autopsy is signed by Dr.
Harvey E. Gaylord while the report
on the bacteriological examination
bears the signature of Dr. Heran G.
Matzinger.
The important feature of the report
in the New York Medical Journal is
the emphasis with which Dr. Matthew
D. Mann, speaking for his colleagues,
declares that there "never under like
circumstances was a more harmonious
and better agreed*band of consultants, ' '
thus setting aside the rumors of dis?
agreement among the attending physi?
cians and surgeons.
The report describes in all detail the
events immediately following the
shooting, which are already familiar
to the public Then follows a descrip?
tion of the operation in all technical
minutes. The utmost care was used
to prevent infection of the abdominal
cavity and of the wound, by the most
approved modern methods of surgical
cleanliness. Speaking of the search
for the bullet during the operation, the
report says:
4'The operation on the stomach now
being finished, Dr. Mann introduced
his arm so as to palpate carefully all
the deep structures behind the
stomach. No trace of the bullet, or
of the further track of the bullet could
be found. As the introduction of the
hand in this way seemed to have had
a bad influence on the president's
pulse, prolonged search for farther
injury done by the bullet or for the
bullet itself was desisted from."
Further search might have caused
the death of the president upon the
operating table. At the close of the
operation the surgeons present unani?
mously assured Dr. Mann in answer
to his questions, that they were per?
fectly satisfied that everything that
was possible had been done and that
they had no further suggestions to
make. On the fifth day, September
10, took place the much discussed re?
moval of stitches from the wound in
the abdominal wall. The report says :
*:In the evening the dressings were
examined and, as this showed consider?
able staining from the discharges, it
was thought best to remove four,
stitches and separate the edges of the
wound. A little slough was observed
near the bullet track, covering a space
nearly an inch wide, the thickness of
the flaps. The suppuration seemed
to extend down to the muscle."
The findings at the autopsy as well
as the developments of the case dur?
ing the last days exclude all possibility
of absolute injury to the stomach by
premature giving of solid food, as was
alleged at the time when unfavorable
symptoms came on after changing to
solid diet. The only alarming symp?
tom was his rapid pulse, but as the
president had naturally a rather rapid^
pulse, and as it had been of fairly good*
quality right along, the surgeons did"
not attribute very great importance to
filis sign. On the seventh day, to?
wards noon, the pulse began to grow
weaker and grew rapidly worse.
Stimulants were given and the food was
discontinued, while castor oil and an
enema cf oxgall were given to move
the bowels. At midnight there was
some improvement in the pulse, after
an injection of salt solution into the
subcutaneous tissues. On the eighth
day the condition of the president
was described as very serious as he
did not respond to stimulants. Stimu?
lants and injections of salt solution,
coffee, and broth were given, but with?
out much effect. At 5 o'clock oxygen
was given and continued for some
hours. At 6.30 the president was rest?
less, at 10 p. m., he lost consciousness
and continued to sink until he died at
2:15 a. m., on Sept. l?th.
Dr. Gaylord's report of the autopsy
is lengthy and detailed. The gan?
grenous cavity found behind the
stomach involved the pancreas and
the surrounding loose tissues, the
bottom of the blind pocket being
formed by the upper end of the left
kidney which was found to be lace?
rated at that point to the extent of
about two centimetres,
The track of the bullet was then
traced through gangrenuos tissue in
the fat behind the kidney into the
muscles of the back w-all of the abdo?
men : the direction of the ballet, how?
ever, could not be traced any further.
Examination of the heart muscle
showed that it was affected with well
marked fatty degeneration and in some
places the muscle fibres showed
groups of dark brown grannies, j
demonstrating a diseased condition of j
the cardiac muscle.
Dr. Gaylord believes that the repair
to the stomach wounds had been effec?
tive and that the gangrene around
these wounds does not seem to have
been the result of any well defined
cause. He attributes the gangrenous
condition of the tissues solely to low?
ered vitality in the parts. The ap?
pearance of the gangrenous tissues
shows that the gangrene took place
shortly before death.
The extensive gangrene of the pan?
creas seems to have been an important
factor in the case, though it had never
been shown how much of this organ
must be destroyed to cause death. The
wound in the kidney is of no import?
ance, except as-showing the track of
the bullet. The diseased condition
of the heart muscles shows why the
pulse was so frequent and why it did
not respond to stimulation at the criti?
cal time.
Dr. Matzinger in the report of the
bacteriologist concludes that 41 the ab?
sence of known pathogenic bacteria,
particularly in the gangrenous cavity,
warrants the conclusion that bacterial
infecion was not a factor in the pro?
duction of the condition found in the
autopsy. ' '
A chemical analysis by Dr. Hill of
the remaining ballet, and the con?
tents of the cartridge chambers in the
murderer's pistol, showed that there
was no poisonous material, thus dis?
posing of the theory of a poisoned bal?
let.
The enemies of Goebel have threat?
ened Judge Cantrill who is presiding
over the Power trial.
?lf ? Woman ?
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the cause. It does not drug ?
Bm leucorrhea,_ inflammation jp
uffi menstruation; and by doing ?
fling hundred and one aches and ?|
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HMM good temper from many a ?
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HSftlg remedy above all others ??
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TURNIP SEED,
Onion Sets-leading
varieties.
Also assortment of Garden
Seeds.
Havana Segars.
Large line of fine Havana
Segars.
Toilet Articles,
A choice line of Toilet and
Fancy Goods to which atten?
tion is invited at
DeLorme's Drug Store.
Len
We wish to return thanks to o
patronage given us in former
that ii
New Quarters Nortl
We are better equipped to serv
cordial invitation is extended to
public generally to visit our ne1
and carefully selected stock of
now sh
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These stocks are new and com]
offerinj
At Prices That J
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Who wishes to obtain the best
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Standard. Staple and
Goods
The stock is kept fresh and
We pay the Highes
Levi
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Sumter
Sep ll-3m
Vlgorof Men
Sssily, ?nickly, Permanently Re?
stored.
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Great French tonio aod vita.rz^r is S"Md with
written guarantee to curs Ner7ou3 Dc-biiity,
Lost Vitality, Fai'.ing Memory, Fits, Dizzi?
ness, flys'sria, stops all drains cu the ner?
vous system caused b? bad ria?)iteor excessive
ase of tobacco, opium, liq?or3, or "hving
the pace that tills" It ?ards off icaacity,
consumption a:;d death It clears the bloca
and brain, builds up the shattered nervis,
restores the fire of youth, and brings ;be
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By mail to any addre33. For sale in Sumter
by Dr J F W LaDorme 3
Tlie Larpt aal Host Complete
Mllistaei? Sont?
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-MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Moulding & Building
Material.
office aod Warerooms, King, opposite Cat
non Street, t
CH ARLESTON^ S. C,
^^"Purcfeasp oar make, which we gaaraaK
superior to any sold South, and
thereby save money.
Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty
October 16 - o
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gi ves instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gason the stom?
ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
lt can't help
but do you good
Prepared only by E. C. DEWITT & Co.. Chicagf.
The $1. bottle contains 2J4 times the 50c. size
J S HUGHSON & CO
ros?
ar many friends for the liberal
' years, and to inform them
i our
i of the Court House
e them i:han ever before. A
our former customers and the
vv store and inspect the large
General Merchandise we are
owing.
od Trimmings,
) A
OF DRY GOODS.
thing, Hat*,
Groods, Shoes, Etc
plete in all lines and we are
I goods
Viii Appeal to the
criminating Buyer
values for his money A full
? of
Fancy Groceries, Can
>, Etc.
new by frequent replenishing
;t Price for Cotton.
Bros.
of the Court House.
-, S. C.
COUNTY SUPERVISOR'S REPORT.
REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERVISOR SUM?
TER COUNTY OF CLAIMS PRESENTED
AND APPROVED FOR SECOND QUAR?
TER OF FISCAL YEAR 1901;
NO. CLAIM. ROADS AND BRIDGES.
692 W S Chandler road, brdge work S 6.00
095 J T Kirby .. - *. 6.00
691 T M Bradley bridge work 8.38
507 H Stevens Sons & Co ditch Tiling 67.07
687 L F Montgomery bridge work 3.00
666 .1. E. Atkins " ' " 3.75
667 A W Weldon -* 1.50
678 -I E Barnett hauling etc road 24.00
i:.<'t .John Holmes hunlinpretc road 1.50
388 E P Scarborough bridge work 8.67
?74 ii M Saunders bridge work 14.20
712 W B Colclough bridge lumber 4.68
693 L A Woodham bridge lumber 53.57
700 O M Saunders bridge work 16.57
751 R C Wactor -Ir bridge work 11.83
757 Jus M .Jenkins bridge work etc 10.00
750 \V A Cooper road work hauling 5.50
758 G W McBride " " 24.70
722 Wiley J Mc Kain road work 13.50
771 R J Anderson bridge work, 4.00
760 W A Weldon bridge work 8.00
849 D O McLeod bridge work 4.60
850 R C Wactor Jr road work 13.81
862 W B Burns road tools 33.21
879 Levi Bros road tools 6.25
705 B R Durant hauling tools 1.50
701 J W Walters repair bridge 75.00
792 Thos E Caughnian road work 5.00
S02 J M Woodham bridge lumber 36.S9
706 J T Frierson bridge work 6.50
821 P J Anderson bridge work 10.00
800 W J Rees bridge work etc 25.00
866 R E Nesbitt bridge work etc 15.94
831 B R DuRant footways work 20.00
886 E G McCutchen bridge work etc. 10.75
80S A W Baker bridge work 0.08
867 H D Moise survey road 5.00
883 Bishopville Hardware Co bridge
naiis 0.30
830 N J & J A Boykin bridge work
and lumber 35.51
887 Burrell Moody bridge work 12.39
870 J P Kilgore services DuBose's
bridge 6.25
828 T E Hodge bridge lumber 2.55
888 J S Tisdale bridge lumber 6.00
994 L B DuRant road tools etc 41.05
915 Jno J Britton Jr bridge lumber 3.00
898 Jno J Shaw bridge work Rocky
Bluff 62.50
. 916 J R Wells bridge w'rk & lumber 3.25
908 J P Richardson bridge work 1.50
912 Jesse W Scarborough bridge w'rk 50
921 W M Brown bridge work 1.50
922 Oliver Black road work 75
924 J A Rhame bridge work etc 10.00
1001 J P Kilgore paid bridge work 3.58
960 E F McCoy bridge work, timber t 6.00
981 Abe Ardis bridge work etc 5.00
967 H A Hatfield bridge work 75
929 W Loring Lee survey road 5.00
8791.52
ALMS HOUSE AND INMATES.
739 B D Mitchell feeding &c inmates 8124.00
745 Horace Harby lime A house 1.25
751 B Walsh shoes inmates A house 5.75
762 Dr. S C Baker med. attention A
house and jail 11.35
566 J A Boykin coffin pauper 2.00
629 F E Thomas coffin pauper 4.00
770 Dr Archie China med. attention
A house and jail 42.00
8S2 Stubbs Bros ic Cuttino clothing
inmates 2.20
7S4 D J Chandler clothing inmates 2.90
SOS W H Yates tobacco inmates 1.63
864 Dr SC Baker med. attention A
house and jail 5.20
819 B D Mitchell feeding etc inmates 143.05
859 W B Burns supplies P H and J 1.45
785 Harby & Co lime A house 90
1006 W B Burns nails for barn etc 7.33
932 O'Donnell & Co supplies A H 10 35
896 I) J Chandler clothing A H and J 3.34
983 Harby & Co lime 90
090 D J Chandler clothing inmates
A house and jail 5.00
998 Levi Bros supplies inmates & jail 16.74
986 Rocky Bluff Lumber Co lumber . 21.24
997 Stubbs Bros & Cuttino pants 50
979 Dr S C Baker med. attention A
house and jail 18.85
966 B I) Mitchell feeding etc inmates 177.60
966 B 1) Mitchell paid for blocks and
shingles barn 5.80
897 Cash Grocery Store supplies in?
mates and A house 3.19
969 J K White Jr build barn at A H 20.00
?638.52
COUNTY BRIDGE FORCE.
713 Newman & Minis lumber 8 4.48
670 W T Hall shoe mules 40
721 J E Skinner supplies 4.IS
702 Jno J Britton Jr lumber etc 7.25
685 M Lee Grooms laborer 3.00
768 McCoy &, Smith supplies 8.44
828 T E Hodge lumber 15.09
sss J S Tisdale lumber 5.35
861 W B Burrows supplies 50
991 L B DuRant supplies 2.40
1035 W B Burns supplies 2.30
988 Croswell & Co supplies 8.53
915 Jno J Britton Jr lumber 15.12
427 Geo D Shore & Bro supplies 7.13
976 M Lee Grooms laborer 8.75
977 Thos Connell laborer 8.73
978 W T Grooms foreman 28.15
985 Harbv & Co supplies 5.6S
963 W T Hall shoe mules 70
8136.20
CHAIN GANG ACCOUNTS.
704 B J Barnett supplies 8 7.33
673 Bririgers, McKeithan Co lumber 9.58
671 A G Brown Mgr. road machine 30.00
682 The Bailey Lebby Co scrapers 71.10
696 Southern R R Co fr't. on scrapers 10.92
699 Smith & Weeks capt'g. convict 15.90
705 O W Palmer harness repairs 11.50
697 A C L freight on scrapers - 2.65
703 R M Aman dif in exch'g mules 125.00
714 W W DesChamps supplies 88.48
744 Geo D Shore & Bro supplies 43.09
722 Geo D Shore & Bro supplies 7.95
746 W B Boyle supplies 20.65
753 Schwartz Bros stripes 4.35
747 R W Terry guard 33?20
737 A G Brown m'g'r road machine 31.08
749 W A Tribble overseer 45.00
750 J W Foxworlh guard 15.00
755 W F Grooms services B force etc 23.92
754 J G Stokes supplies 7.60
752 R C Wactor Jr supplies 90
761 So Ca Penitentiary pants 21.60
766 W B Carnes beef 4.50
765 G O Rogers supplies 6.22
763 J B Kelley supplies 19.85
764 G W Clyburn wagon work etc 17.60
767 J G Stokes supplies 15.75
773 J P Kilgore supplies 3.80
787 Harby & Co supplies 42.29
860 W B Burns supplies 3.55
793 W A Tribble supplies 5.73
814 A G Brown m'g'r road machine 23.50
775 Hattie Gaylard shirts for C G 2.40
755 Harby & Co mules &. supplies 281.85
786 Harbv & Co fodder 7.70
794 J C Biount capt convict 25.00
854 M E Reels & Co supplies 4.95
S24 Geo D Shore & Bro supplies 22.30
S4S J G Stokes supplies 12.04
809 W F Grooms guard 16.50
811 W A Tribble overseer 45..r>6
812 John Foxworfh guard / 35.00
813 R W Terry guard 23.00
817 M E Keels & Co supplies 5.70
832 Sumter Shirt Mfg Co clothing 212.00
895 Hickson Bros supplies 4.48
S85 J S Tisdale oats and peas 14.52
893 H W Scarborough capt. convict 10.00
099 L B DuRant supplies 33.25
984 Harbv & Co supplies 10.87
905 S Liles Miller supplies 2.70
906 J G Stokes supplies 7.90
900 R W Bradham work 5.00
1O07 W B Burns supplies 5.00
989 Croswell ic Co supplies 80.67
904 W H Seale paid convey convicts 6.S3
913 J P McLeod hay 3.20
923 W H Seale convey convicts 3.70
982 Harbv & Co supplies 26.09
955 M a vir & Volberg tent etc 40.00
1008"J T McNeill & Bro supplies 84.21
870 J no R Brimson guard 30.00
1001 W A Tribble overseer and supt. 40.70
1012 R W Terry guard and exp 31.50
1013 A G Brown M'g'r road machine 30.00
S94 Dr E S Booth med attention 1.00
81.933.01
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
668 Sumter E L &. 1 Co lights Coun?
ty offices 8 2.75
6N<> Win Newman hauling I) well 1.50
669 J W McKiever adjusting jail 25.00
672 Wm Kennedv work at jail 50
684 W H Epperson work I) well C H S.00
690 W H Epperson water work 0 II 2.00
711 John Evans hauling D well C H 3.00
7<>6 Craig Furniture Co half exp line
fence jail 5.39
783 B F Whitlock shelves sp Ed office 37.00
781 Dick Fraser hauling d w C II 3.00
829 Rocky Bluff lumber Co lumber 152.71
70s T J DnBose lumber Co lumber 30.83
700 B F Whitlock work jail barn ls.00
707 Dick Fraser hauling for countv
and D well * 10.00
857 John Evans hauling d w C II 3.00
sos Silas ( willoway post jail fence 3.30
S34 R F Whitlock'work jail fence 15.00
001 L B Du Kant supplies jail 1.30
001 L P? DuRant nails jail work 2.70
987'Rocky Bluff Lumber Co lumber 4.00
730 E M Carson posts jail fence 3.67
901 Bugin Matthews work at Jail 12.50
9<>7 John Evans dry well C H 3.00
918 Nero Williams hoe C ll walks 1.00
920 II D Strother work jail barn 10.00
925 U" H Epperson jail sewers 7.60
937 .Shed Vaughn pile old jail irons 1.27
959 John Evans hauling: d w C H 3.00
985 Karby & Co shingles jail bara :i<?..~.S
S77 ("ash Grocery store posts jail 4.0?
'.iso Sumter Water Co water C H 23.ito
'.x's H D Strother work at jail 3.00
$440.60
$365.68 of this amount is paid for barn,
stables and fence ?fcc. at jail.
COUNTY. BOARD COMMISSIONERS AC?
COUNTS.
773 J P Kilmore services and mileage ?14.50
774 J T McNeill services ,-?nd mileage 8.30
s91 J P Kilgore services and mileage 5.50
s;>2 J T .\f*.\Vill services and mileage G.00
lOOO JT McNeill services and mUen.SC COO
1010 J P Kilgore services and mileage 5.50
$45. so
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
674 E P Ricker Interest on Co. Bonds $900.00
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ADVERTISING.
ETC., ACCOUNTS.
065 Walker Evans & Cogswell, blks
Master . $ 5.35
742 The Freeman pub 2d qr report 12.50
775 Knight Bros supplies off. & adv 7.G0
77i> Walker Evans & Cogswell book
C C C P & (x S 14.00
856 Knight Bros office supplies 0.55
926 Walker Evans & Cogswell cash
book Treasurer 10.00
$59.00
SHERIFF'S ACCOUNTS.
715 H W Scarborough sheriff convy
prisoners, $ 32.38
716 H W Scarborough mag wa rats 55.72
717 H W Scarborough convv lunatic 15.01
718 H W Scarborough dieting &c acct 63.80
870 H W Scarborough dieting &c acct 93.20
S71 H W Scarborough convy pris 11,55
872 H W Scarborough serv cor war 21.82
873 H W Scarborough convy lunatics 19.73
874 H W Scarborough convy pris 30.10
875 H W Scarborough convy pris 14.50
876 H W Scarborough mag war'ts 20.47
877 H W Scarborough services in
lunacy, order court 23.64
790 H W Scarborough convy lunatic 17.42
994 HW Scarborough convy lunatics 35.96
995 H W Scarborough mag war'ts 11.98
993 H W Scarborough convy pris 12.72
996 H W Scarborough dieting &c acct 96.50
917 H W Scarborough convy lunatic 18.92
$575.42
MAGISTRATE'S ACCOUNTS.
724 H L B Wells salary July $ 29,16
726 L R Jennings salaryMuly 10.42
728 Isaac W Bradlev salary July 10.42
729 B P Kellv salarv Julv 10.42
731 T B Rhame salary Julv 10.42
733 J L Parrott salary July 10 42
735 Richard C Folk salary Julv 10.42
737 W A Nettles salary July 10.42
805 L. R Jenning salarv August 10.40
816 B P Kelly salary August 10.41
825 H L B Wells salarv August 29.16
829 T B Rhame salary August 10.41
836 W A Nettles salarv August 10.41
837 Richard C Folk salary August 10.41
838 J L Parrott salary August 10.41
839 Isaac W Bradlev salary August 11.45
935 HEB Wells salarv September 29.16
936 L R Jennings salary Sept 10.42
S37 Isaac W Bradley salary Sept 10.4-2
938 B P Kellv salarv Sept 10.4-2
839 T B Rhame salarv Sept 10.42
940 J L Parrott. salarv Sept 10.42
941 Richard C Folk salary Sept 10.42
942 W A Nettles salary Sept 10.49
$307.26
CONSTABLE ACCOUNT?.
725 W J D:L -.. s salnry July $ 16.^6
727 B E Jennie s salary July 10.42
73) B L Ramsey 'alary July 10 42
742 J F Mclntosn alary July 10.42
734 J Tbos Goff salary July : 0.42
736 V7 0 Folk salary July 10.42
738 D W Alsbrook malary July 10*2
710 J M Shaw salary to July 31 23 42
SC6 R E Jennbg* salary August 10 40
823 W J Dinkins salary August 16 66
8*0 J F McIntosh salary August ld 41
835 J F McIntosh, convy j ris, 2 12
841 W C Folk salary August 10 41
851 J Thcs Goff salary August 10 41
S50 D W Alisbrooks salary August 10.41
852 J M Shaw salarv August 10.41
853 B L Ramsey salary August 10141
94.3 BE Jennings salary Sept 10 42
944 W J Dinkins salary Sept 16.67
945 J F McIntosh saiary Sept IC.42
9-16 W C Folk salary Sept IC 42
947 J Tbos Goff salary .-ept 10.42
94 S D W Allsbrcoks, salary Sept IC 42
949 J M Shaw salary S?pt IC 42
95? B L Ramsey salary Sept 10.42
002 Lee McLeod, services ex const 2 20
1003 J M cmirh services ex const 5.50
$291 55
CO. AUDITOR'S ACCOUNTS.
720 J Diggs Wilder salary July $ 41.66
81S J Diijgs Wilder salary August 41 66
'021 J Diggs Wilder salary September 4i 66
$124-98
CLERK CO. BD. COMMISSIONERS:
723 Thus V Walsh salary July ? co exp 27 09
S49 Tbos V Walsh salarv Aug A co exp 25 91
953 Thos V Walsh salary Sept & co exp 26 67
$79 67
CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS.
676 T V Walsh p j lunacy proceedings $ 5 00
677 Dr E 0 McLure, lunacy exam ft.00
678 Dr L H Jennings lunacy exam 5 80
698 E I? Reardon vaccinating .3 lunatics 1 50
701 T V Walsh p j lunacy proceedings(2) 10.00
740 GOD W Hancock guard jail 25 00
760 ilo*e! Marion supper for jurors 6.CO
7SS D S Bateman convy convict 1 30
846 Dr Archie China lunacy exam 5 00
843 T y Walsh p j lunacy proceedings(2) 10.00
844 Dr B L IL.rris lunacy exam 5.00
815 Dr Jno S Hughson lunacy exam 5 00
847 Dr E F Darby lunacy exam 5 00
SO7 Dr D M Michau lunacy exam 5 00
8- 3 L R Jennings magr lunacy predgs 2 00
804 B Walsli sundry co expenses 1 60
SiS Dr Archie China lunacy exam 5.00
SIS G W Hancock ^uard j*il 25.00
910 Dr W .? Pringle, lunacy exam 5 00
911 Dr S C Baker Iunac7 exam 5 0?
914 A B Stuckey Mayor I fine pris 1 50
1004 Millie Moses feed pris Bishop
ville g h 1 30
919 Albert Spears repairs city g h 2 00
933 Dr S C Baker lunacy exam 5.C0
934 Dr J S Hughson lunacy exam 5.0o
961 Dr B McLaughlin lunacy exam 5 00
961 Dr R E Dennis lunacy exam 5 CO
96 ? Dr Jas C Spann lunacy exam 5.0')
971 Richard C Folk convy lunatic IS 13
96? Dr ft Y McLeod lunacy exam 5 00
909 T V Walsh p j proceedings in lu?
nacy (4) 20 00
999 E 1 Reardon vaccinating lunatic .50
1000 G W Hancock guard jafl 25 00
963 W T Hall shackles pris jail .33
$236 18
CORONER'S ACCOUNTS, POST MORTEM
INQUESTS, ?c.
723 S F Flourers coroner salary July $ 20 S3
736 LR Jennings mag'r holding inq S ?0
772 B E Jennings const services inq 2 00
SI0 Dr J A Mood post mortem <tc icq 5 'JO
8S9 Dr T D Foxworth post mortem
icc inq 5 00
SS9 J L Pa rott mag'i holding inform?
al inq (2) 6.C0
S94 Dr E 5 booth post mortem <fcc inq 5 00
782 Dr H M Stuckev post mortem ie
inq 5 00
840 E D Peterson coffin &. burial exp 8 80
831 SF Flowers coroner malary Aug.
and exp 27.10
972 Richard C Folk mag'rholding inq S.50
973 Dr T D lolworth post mortem
ic inq 5.00
774 W M Lenoir jr eerr const inq 2 00
957 S F Flowers coroner salary sept 20 S3
$128 66
CO. SUPERVISOR ACCOUNTS.
~i\ Wm H Reala Co Sup saly July 62 50
682 Wm ll Seale Co Sup ex R R
crossings 2 OS
789 Wm II Seale Co Sup ex R R
crossings 4 16
$?? Wm ll V.;ale Co Sup saly Aug 62 50
954 Wm ll Sc Jo Co Sup saly Sept 62 ?0
Vi2 Wm li Seale Co Sup tx R R
crostings 2 00
$195.74
CO. SUPT. EDUCATION ACCOUNTS.
720 W p Baskin, salary Joly cfc exp $ 5S.33
S22 W P Baskin salary Aug & exp 5S 33
y52 W P Baskin salary Sept & exp 58.33
$174 99
CLERK COURT C. P. & G. S.
970 Shepard Nash salary 3d qr $87 50
TOWNSHIP BOARD ASSESSORS.
777 R S Whilden services $ 2 0O
820 D E Wells services 2 00
554 Jno I Brcgdon services 2.00
S99 H H Evans services 2-0O
6S9 T W Lee services 2.00
6SI T y Cole services 2 OO
Sob T Ed Baskin services 6 00*
776 J F Matthews services 2.0O
$20.00
CO. BOARD EQUALIZATION.
6SI T F Cole services $2 00
776 J F Matthews services 2 00
555 T E Baskin services 2.00
$9 00
CO. TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS.
992 H Lee Scarborough office exp $ 27.74
1014 H Lee Scarborough clerk faire 1900 20? 00
$227 74
RECAPITULATION.
No page.
1 & 3 Roads and Bridges $ 791.52
3 & 4 Alms House and Inmates S3S.52
4 & 5 Co Bridge Force 136 20
5 4 7 Chain Gang 1,933 01
8 <fc 9 Public Buildings 440.60
9 Co Board Commissioners 45 80
9 Interest Account 900 00
10 Books Stationery A Adv 59 CC
10 Sheriffs Account 575.42
11 Magistrate's Accounts 307.26?
12 Constable Accounts 291 55
13 Co. Auditor's Accounts 124 99"
13 Clerk Co. Bd. Commissioners
Accounts 79.67
13 A 14 Contingent Accounts 236.1 &
15 Coroner's Account Post Mor?
tem, Inquests 128.66
15 Co Supervisor's Account 195.74
16 Co Supt of Education 174 99
16 Clerk Court CP46S 87 50
16 Township Boards Assessors 20.0O
16 Co Board Equalization 6.00
17 Co Treasurer's Account 227.74
Total Accts approved 3d Qr 1901. $7,400.34
W. H. SEALE.
Supervisor Sumter County.
Attest-Teos. V. WALSH, Clerk.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Sortb-Easterii R. B. of S. C
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
f 'TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Dated Fol ?c~ ?o Mo
an 14, 1901 35? 23* 53* 61*
a m p m a ai
* Florence 2 34 ? 45 9 40
JQ Kingstree 8 46
lr Lanes 3 38 9 04 pm II 20
je Lanes 3 38 9 30 6 45 U 20
lr Charleston 5 04 10 55 8 30 I 00
TRAINS GOING NORTH
. No. No. No. Nc
_78* 32? 52? 50*
am pm am pm
Charleston 6 33 4 49 7 00 4 00
lr Lanes 8 16 6 15 8 32 5 3?
IQ Lanes 816 6 15 S 3b
J8 Kingstree 8 32
lr Florence 9 25 7 25 7 05
am pm am pm
.Daily. fDafty except Sunday.
No. 62 runs through to Columbia via Ceo
ral R. R. of S. C.
Train3 Nos. 78 and 32 run via Witeon and
fayetteville-Short Line-and make close
onnection for all points North.
T-ains on C. 4k D R. R. leave Florence
lai'v except Sunday 9 50 a ts, arr?ve Darling
on 0 15 am, Hartsvil?o 9 15 am, Cber&w
.130 a m, Wadesboro 2 25 pm. Leave
Hcreocs daily except Sunday 7 55 p rn, ar
ive Darlington 8 20 p m, Bennettsville 9 17
) rn, Gibsoci 9 45 p m. Leave Florence
Sunday only 9 30 am. arrive Darlington
LO 05 a m
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 6 00
? m, Bennettsville 7 00 a m, arrive Darling
;os 8 00 a rn, leavu Darlington'8 50 a m, ar
.ivs Florence 9 15 a m. Leave Wadesboro
iaily except Sunday 3 00 pm, Ob?ra w 4 45
) tn, Hartville 7 00 a rn, Darlington 6 29
j m, arrive Florence 7 00 p m. Leave Dar
ington Sunday only 8 50 a m, arrive Flo
ince 9 15 a m.
i. R KENLEY, JNQ. F. DIVINE. .
Geo'I Manager. Gen'l Sap'
H M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
T. H. EMERSON Gen'l PASS. Aaren*
Atlantic Coast Line
-ILSINGTON. COLUMBIA AND Ar
GUSTA RAILROAD.
Condensed Schedule
Dated April 8, 1901
TRAINS GOING SOCTh
Mo. 06 No,
p. m
Leave Wilmington ?3 45
Leave Marion 6 40
Arrive Florence 7 25
p. m. a. rn.
Leave Florence* *8 00 *3 CO
Arrive Sumter 9 15 4 02
No. 52
Cea ve Sumter 9 15 ?9 23
Arrive Columbia 10 40 10 55
No. 52 runs through from Charleston vu
entrai R. R , leaving Charlestor 6.25 a. m
janes 8 02 a rn, Manning 8 50 a m
TRAINS GOING NORTH
Mo. 54 No. 63
a. m. p. m.
.eave Columbia ?6 40 *3 10
Arrive Sumter 8 05 4 23
No. 32
a. m p. m
Leave Sumter 8 C5 *6 24
Arrive Florence 9 20 7 35
a? m.
Leave Florence 10 00
eave Marion 10 35
irrive Wilmiogtos 1 25
.Dailv. fDaily except Sunda v.
No 53 mos through to Charleston, S. U
/ia Central R. E., arriving Mann.Dg 6 04 p
-n .Lanes 6-43 p ts, Charleston 8.30 p m.
Trains on Conway Branch leave Cbadbourn
ll 60 a m, arrive Conway 1.30 p rn, return?
in g leave Conway 3 40 pm, an ive Chad*
oonrn 5 20 pm, 'eave Cbadbourn 5 35 p m.
?rrive Elrod 8.10 p m, returning leavt;Eirod
8 40 a rn, arrive Cbadbourn ll 2 , a m Dail
except Sunda;.
J. R. KEN LY, Gen'l Manager.
T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager
3.*. -RSON Gen'l Pass. Agen
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