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2nd Quarterly Report of County Supervisor, Commencing April 1st Ending June 31st 1909. Me. AOADA AND URIDGES ACCT. Amt. HA* W M (iraham '.'dump carta float *g gong 9000 MS? II B Hlekeroon III ft Imhr and hin? 9 12 MA Anthonjr Keld?r 51-2day* floatg gang. 4 6H ?Sl John B?rge** 5 1-3 days floatg nan* 4 6m HS2 A I aims .) I ?: days lloa?yr gang 4 6H Ml J M Allen 24? ft Inbr. laU.r and hing <K S H Newman hing mil latior 7 U ?4? *uinter Hl. U,"i? .|> ditching ISM AM Pinl Bethune Imhrand labor 4 M 047 J T Mr Net 11 ?< w f? Imhr ?I 4* ?Oa Harn? Hardware tV> toots and mill . for floate if aog 14 02 ?A4 HuKant lid* t o tvols and w nails 10 06 HAS A Jaoics : i : uays laU.r M >atg gang ** 12 *t t'A Jackson .w? ft tnhr. lal?or and bins 7 32 AW Anthony K? id.-r :> I J daya work float a (tang 4 ?h ni j L **YI/t<m| hing and putting dowr pipe 3 25 MA John Burgess 5 1-2 daya on Hoatg Vang 4 OH A l>av|? hauling and labor ?* 5u ?st?* Hodge m?a*r. Iditg. nalla 4 -> A4A J K Jennings litlmr and hing 3 00 til Anthony Kol der A 1-2 dajraon floatg gang 4f38 949 Mai fill Howard 51 -2 day* on floatg gang 4 (If MS MM) Burgees* I-Jda; ion floatg (tang 4 OH ?fl Won Vaughn dtrcbli g Mo??*? nmd 1-2of*5t)yd? N 31 AM H H .Newman 7*5ft Imhr. blug and Uuor 27> 4.1 AM Ballard Rodger* IMt?s dltehlng 5 25 Ml Mal acid Ho w ard & l-l day a on floatg gang 4 ft AA4 jiio B?rge*? J I-2 da fa on floatg gang 4 8? ASA Anthony Wider 5 12daya on floatg gang 4 nh AST WW wheeler KT70 ft Imhr MM MA Ballard UUnlgersdlP hing lAHyd* I 4.1 174 W T Hall drift holt?, bridge* i> IStA J M Tladai? ft imhr 44 35 ISIS Malacht Howard Sdaya floatg gang 4 25 1017 Anthony Felderftdaya floatg gang 4 2ft ?Olf Jno Burgeo* 5 daya floatg gang 4 1010 K V Ytoaoe hing and labor bridge 4 00 MtJ T I DaMcee BS4 ft Imhr soot McBride and Warr>n l?ll ft imbi IBM Rnr>t l>avl? J00 yds ditching / ?00 MBA Clt y of Huniter 2ft its Hinte plpf 7 50 1043? Barn? Hdw < o tool*, hdw. eW 24 AO MAJA J 1 t'ummlng? blng and labor.* Pole) crossing 49 00 NA1 LJ Brown work ard blng bridges 1000 IBM M?lachl Howard S -2 days on floatg g ing 4 ?h Hmi Anthony r elder ftI 2 days on floatg tang 4 ?s SMt'uf y Otbbs I day on floatg gang 96 Ham Ure*n work on bridge 50 Me ft ride A Warren Yft7l ft Imhr ik. <1 IPJB I II Tladale Imbr. laltor St hing 109 07 llOr W is Chandler Imhr. labor A hing 20 30 1MB Jsinea Hunt?*** Vi hour* floatg gang 4 4M HAT Anthony leider .*3 hot.r* floatg gang 4 50 HAS Wni McPonnel ?2 hr* floaur gang 4 4. IM? Mol acht Howard & hours floatg gar g 4 50 UM Frank l!*w?dl dttehlng tMowdt n Mill rood 300 HIB Gk*> (Hover ditching IMowden Mill road 300 1116 Anthony Felder 45 hours on floatg saeg 3? 1117 Jarae? B?rge?? 4ft hours on floatg gang 3 <S IUI Malochl Howard 4i> hours on floatg gang 8 HB IIIS Wtn MrlH>ntiell 45 hours on floatg gang 3 *2 US .!???? Hiinjter 37? ft hub:- and la? or ft HS US KlaKH H?Ntg? ?w v ft luibr ? 00 1124 K I' Ytaaon .ir Uth.r and hlna 3 00 USA l*rtrouM Titus dlt4-blni| IMowden Mill rt.ud 5 00 11? I M f Ali lue 273 ft Imhr and blng 4 AS H27 J M n??Uie lU.r *i .1 Ijln^ n m ' 1KB PrtntnaTltua ditching on Plowden j Mill road ?31 UM Heu Clover ditching < n IMowden Mill rood IX. 1)33 t'rimua rttu* ditching on IMoi deii Mill roan 3 rA UAH Wtn Mi lXinDell50h>ura floatg gang 4 AT I18A Bai? hi Howard 50 hunra floatg gang 4 87 . HAA Anthony Felder 50 hot.r? floatg ) gong m 4J7 IUI lain*-HurgesaSO bourn floatg gang ' *'i " SW%nk Howell dltchln t IMowden *HI p>ad A 2 V O Neiaon damage to buggy, cut? ting tre** 10:3 UTA rk?u*aro Hrltton rep 3 ttrldge? I !g> 1178 (Mt? of "umter newer nine 2 W till huiiaio Hdw Co hdw and tool* 4dA UAA Malai hi Howard JR l-t Itourson fltaitff ga.ig 2 ?5 USA Antbon v Kelder U l-J bourn or floats gang 2 H5 HAD A in M.m.i . U l-Shoura Hoatg gar^ 2 HA HM .laute? l4urgl<iM AA l-'.l hour* on flo?tg ic *n ~ <? 11A5 Ml' ami H l.^tnltb I! tent? HoatR gang M/7 J M jtlnnta v?,?J,' >* 11 UM 'f ii'utnenta IIS* A I' \ in - 'ii *ork and blug. 11 >J i: * m repair n?ad? *l 00 J Vt Mtnla nal on concrete abut aenta 39 2H It4\ J M Mini? la.n?r furnished on All luuft lit A Ar.i > rM, tiMlo n. luge 1 tH> 91 Jane* B?rge?? :ohour* labor flo4.tg gang 4 25 Nail'a V.vani 15 hour* latmr floatg gang 127 mmmm Jackson 2B la?ura lattor floatg Jang 2 3** er.ry Harri?23 hour* lal>or floatg gang 2 12 1947 (Asis re Porti r 5 hours laU>r tic atg gang 43 lias Malacbl Howard 5 houra lal>or floatg gong 43 sarn J*'l>siii .'?) hours laUir floatg ?ai>4 170 Natnaa F.vanaS? hours labor floatg gang 3K II Vrlubard n prs 2 whsIkiuI, 4 01/ I .V.? J auies llurg. ss 4.. h.airs floaig gang 3tC t.**4 >*iu Jocks* i .: I.?.ur> floatg gioig 4 4J IBM) Jim llranUm Jt' hours floatg gang ?All! Il.'i.k i , . ' >.. urn floatg gi.ng 1 si 1917 John Hinds n> hour* floatg gang 75 tT70 i JutM ? iah<>r an?! hing repr J heiliges 5 50 1273 i H o'.ij4M i' - - t re ?? fr..in road l m> i .i *Bf>a?is jS Honrs on floatg gang 4 76 tSJA jTm Tranton AA hours on floatg goag 4 7ii 1277 V\ ii il pkms ^Sliouraon floatg gang 4 76 I27A Natlian Evans II hours on floatg goaf IS #no Bnrgess HI hours on floSSJ goag IW CMS Nehoii W iinhlngton 16 hours on ?ABMtBnfl IM flgn J H Kliiahar? n pr INs-otollgo r ?ad I UO 1314 WaTter Jana s repr Mm1 and I ridge. I?? leet If I i ??.'. 1315 T l:M l?<lale repr oj LrldgS AS)d hing _i:*> Total. I4MMI fies AS0 salaries ACCOUNT. w H Burk, it ;t days tow MBof iH>anl a?*.rs 6 00 fM w it Burns 5day* township iioard aast.rs MA II J M>\ jiurin. Sr. 5 days to wie hip bo %rd asMors 10 on <o? M I H.rn : .1 is townsbl ? inutrd as w*rs ton MM ?A' I Ar.H i days lOWKthlp i??ard a?s?>rs IM AM W J Young sal and |? r ih n. cm Ci?mr 1 <ir 33 ?0 ?4 ? i i i >uon Sol SaWl perdleasca oomrlnr 29*0 SAS K ,T Miins sal and i? r Ham I . oinr l <|r 3.1 4 i s5l Jno i HnajtUon sal and i ei diem ... . .mi 1 iir. > >' MM W J Hlnklns 3 days sal i ,f mar I 'JV 971 II I. B V* ells .1 days - , list mar IM s [) M, K.lveen I d iv on townsldu i-.ard a*wi>r? MA J F Ingnuii I days ?u a< magUt in. dist riar i .1 SOI Howard I one* I days township ???ard assort I M AM HeoT Ih-sI hampssal a? Uiaglsi md dlsl mar M ?I A48 H M < onlASf 3 days township board aawor* AAI I) Bull day* township Im.ard aaaors ?. ? fPfaoders (days township ?M>ard o*s??rs ?75^ (M ain .'days t-.w islilp lautnl a*s4.rs m H F lialllartl ?al as maglsi Ath MM 9?7 T * ?tu.-key aervle??* and mileage MSjWlBlpSfKl couin y N.anl a*s Io n fffa J b Ullila sal a? niagls* .th dlsf Sfwil ^41 i: ? SJ ;h?i |SJ ir.o 991 ?:o V J AwMt servlos* and mileage. county board equal'ii * ">0 980 .1 w Me Bride m r\ ice* and mileage ru u'wi township od equal'n 040 iisi JKM Elveen services and mileage pa u1 11 t?>wn?hli> ltd equal* u II 10 MKT M Boaera aervl?*ea ana mileage C > und township ltd ? qaal'a 7 10 iki II .1 M. btiurlnM'tviivs und mileage oi ? ana loa auhlp ikJ oqual'?i 3 Id 9*4 R K Ayeock sen I?' ?* and mileage do and townahip ? I uquai'n s"" 9*3 J R Hrunson sat as overseer i* g upr 75 oo 9*5 .1 li Hrunson guarn and lure upr 40t>0 Md .! \v Betts sal aaacrapcrman apr 4000 0*s i'M IMttssul as sup- i n isor apr 18600 .1 D Wilder sal as auditor apr 44 44 HC Wul lure sal a.s treasurer upr 44 44 w il Kpperson sal us sheriff apr 160 00 'M\ J RSumtcrsal asctk looocomr apr BOM U\A J |> Jenkins sul as Uiaglsl 4th dist apr i-' 50 HM B K flowers aal ae coroner apr 41 ?wi Wl James Mlekens ?al >?? Janitor cli apr 1600 own J u Hlnghaif sat as uvereeer floatg gang upr , 59 521 W9 J T Hurkett sal aseonst 3rd dlst apr 22 s9 , iuou A M Bateman *ui as eona%0ih dlst apr 1~ '?0 1001 D W Allsbrooks sal us const 4th dlst apr 10 41 1005 *4eo T Ueddings sal as const .'oh dlst apr 1668 1003 Horace Harby sal usntagist M dial nur 41 00 1004 S (M ain sal ascosupt educn upr 75 00 1006 T l> .h-nklnssal as c -nst 7th eist apr 8 33 1000 W .1 Hees Sal as mat. 1st ;>th dUt apr 31 26 1007 K A Dennis sal us D) gist Isl dlst aprll 10 41 lor* .1 A Dennis sal is const 1st di-.t apr 8 33 1000 L D Jennings sal as co utty mar and aprll 25 00 ion R J Brown fieldservicesapd mile? age co and town>h;p "d H J0 1022 QeoT UecOhampa ?al us maglst 2nd dial apr 10 41 1023 B C Chandler aal as const 2nd dlst aprll H33 1029 J B Crouch township Ixurd ussors 4 00 119] .) II ( iTlstrnai? 3du> s township board u-ssors 6 00 1114 .1 ?' Hrunson 1-1 month >ul as o\erseer c g feby 3150 ir.'i W J Morris 3daya township hoard assors 6 CO ?133 .1 l> JenKlns sul asmagist4th dlst may 1-50 i!34 Ueo T Ueddings sul as cor ft ">th dlst may 10 67 H35 P M IMttssul as sup- rvisor muy 1-5 00 n.?i J w Herts sal as scraper man 29 days may 37 34 H? J O Binghain sal as overseer floatg /ang may 35 00 B Hrunson bal sal as on erseer camay 37 50 1 1144 .1 U Hrunson guard bin- may 4??oo 1145 J i) Wilder sul as auditor may 4144 114? BC Wal lace sul as treasurer muy 44 44 1)47 W m Kpperson sal us sheriff muy IboOO 114* S K Flowers sul as coroner may 41 ?7 1149 s DOaJnsal aesuptedu C*n may 75 00 1150 J R su fnter sal us elk to cocouir may 60 00 1151 Horace Harhy sal a? maglst 3rd dlst may 41 67 113t! W J Rees sal as maglst 5th dlst may 3125 1153 s IMi ail lard sal as magist 6tb dlst may 14 4* D54 J LU1IUs sal as magist 7th dlst muy. 10 41 1156 J T Burkett sal aseonst 3rd dlst muy 1156 D ?v Allsbrooks sal aseonst 4th dlst may 1157 A m Hateman sul as const 6th dlst ramy 1158 Tl> Jenkins sal a., const7th dist may 1159 James Mtokens sal as Junitor c h may 1101 RA Dennis sal as maglst 1st dlst may 1102 Ueo T DesChamps sal as muglst ?.'nd dlst muy 1*.63 J A I tennis sul aseonst 1st dtst Si 03 1041 12 50 833 (104 may B C ('handler sal aseonst 2nd dlst may I2S3 J D wilder sal as auditor June |->4 BP Wallace sal as treas june :<> W II F.ppersou sal as sheriff june I2*a 8 F Flowers sal as coroner june s D Cain sul as cosupt edac'n June .s.S I? M ritt s Nal as supervisor June 2sy J B Suoitersal us elk toeo couir june : 290 Horace H arby sal as maglst 3rd dtst June ,291 j D Jenkins sal ns magist 4th dist june 125*2 W J Revs sal as maglst 5th dlst june 1393 a 1' Oalllard sal as maglst OUi dlst June 1214 JLUllllssul as muglst 7th dlst yune L Hurkett sal as const 3rd dlst june I JM D W A I diriHik? sal ascxNist 4tli dlst 1297 Oeo T Oeddings sal as cuiist 5th (list vine 129H A M Hateman sal const rith dlst June 1299 T D Jenkins sal aseonst 7th dlst june .1 R Urunson sul as overseer c g 1300 bion june .1 R Hrunson sal for guard hire june 1301 JO Ringham sul as overseer floutg gangjune i:t02 .lames Mlckcns sal us Janitor c h IM june f. I? 25 00 1041 10 41 833 8 33 44 4 4646 15o oo 41 67 75 00 125 00 66 00 41 67 12 50 3125 14 59 10 43 22 o:i 10 43 16 12 50 833 75 00 40 00 35 00 25 00 25 00 Jennings sal usco atty muy and June 1314 P II Edmund* sal as c > board cdur'u Sndqi 1500 1396 II (' Oateen sal as oo board edue*n? 2nd .|r 1500 1300 A J Raker sal as scraper man muy 1 33 i.?*'> A j Baker sul as scraper mini june 4000 i .in i.eo T |)? >( Intrups sal as maglst .nd dlst june 10 43 1311 R A Dennis sul as maglst 1st dlst june I 1312 J A Dennis sal as const 1st dlst June SIM 1313 ft (' ( handler sal as const 2nd dlst june - i Total, 6JM10 ALMS HOUSE ACCOUNT. f;t71> H A M(ksI M D med att ?41 Mood Infirmary nursing and \ amputation 44 00 ?. . H It Mitchell dieting Inmates 20735 H66b Sunder Hdw Co nails and ax handles 4 50 NBaBh O'Donnel A Co lothg. tobucco. e'e .'i i *6la DeLorme s Pharmacy drugs a id nedh lnes \<\ ni SlU-rt's Urui; * tore drugs and bedlclnes 33 :io s74 J D Cralg Furl <V> Led 175b .1 D Chandler cio Co clothg 50 <st ,ios M ('handler clothg 4 00 ?42 H.Hdh-Harhy hive Mock ('4? transp patients to and from a h 300 W h \ Mood med att upr I960 Petersons' s*on> hurying pan(ht Infant 4 00 P10 Alston Jackson tratisptg Lizzie ( .?stln and eile, ts to a h 150 '?1 H D Mitchell d ( tg Inmates and extra can* 127 00 i<)i4 H j Jackson transplg pauper from rouot ry 2 ."?0 \ 4.\ Barns Hdw ( u rllppers 1 KHi jO Oralg Eurt Oo coffin and fort imki 1 ?46 Bultman Bros sis en .'><? Iit47 Sunder Dry (Jood? Co shoes BOO |m.,s \\ tu Thon .is 1 ransptg 1 ?au per loa h !Mi4 K EA K It HodgeH454 ft Ind.r 51 sj 1 , ? W O HI 1 dii>s clot hing 5 ?'?<> . Burns Hard* art L'o :t 45 iitsc Booth llarbj Live Htock Co lime 1 ||M2b ??'Donnell tk Co shoes, clothg, tod t? ?.? 1 -? g?'hwarta Bros dry goods siio| 1 h h ^umter Hda Co pump Ixlurea 80 Ii*. R D Mitchell diets In mat ?s. etc 217 4.'. 11?1 It D Mitchell pd for shlngh ? und hull.Ig flue MIO 1249 1 11 Htnson pi payment on bldg ih> i',: H A M(smI Vi I) md at t may A June 51 75 1 01 M (t Rvaus transptg Mrs Woolen and rhlldren t< 1 a h 100 1 . s 1 11 H bison bal on contr nea bulldg 14 .'si 1 >,s .hi Hluson repra2old houses 870 l:.tiV FJ D I el.h i r r and hack fare from Orangehuni sending LU Jackson hack t<> ? h Total for June, I 80 1 1 1, 31 CHAIN GANG ACCOUNT. - .. 11 \ M.s..i M D med att 1 ? Q - - 1 Kuniter lldw fo tool*.etc :>> 66 1 1 11 1 orme'ti Pharn v drugs and medicines si .' sPn-rCs Drug More drugs and medicines 110 W3 Burns lldw Co tools, hdw. etc 11 HI m 1 Du Rani Hdw Co i?ki!s, hdw. et? 1, no s 1 rmwell >v I 0 100 buan outs tft i I Wtl Von ( Nihen A -hirer repairs ~. 1 1 in handler ( lo i 0 sutt for released prt* 9 00 ., ft Q Kl?t ?Iis II aln rdashery suit for released prls |u ? ? s> Bultman Brtsi shoes for convict .'no s?s?; (iiMMj i;., nU Machinery Co repri fi>t road plow ii iMt -?s MosesUreensupplies s,,"s t*% [h.11 Porter (HNjktng for gang 000 9o3 ikM>th*llarhi Live Ktocli Co difference in male trade 4.v?oo 011 1 K Brunsoo potatoes, sie forgaug 145 ?.'.I L 1 Parrot 1 .mi hush Corn 50 00 ??:;i P M I'ltis !?:i 11?, fodder Igj ik > skinner I ron Wks reprs lo conv cage I860 '.'Tit i K. White 1228 Ihs fodder 122s V?l W (Mon. s i Mi IPs fodder i Kj 974 W T I fall repairs 6 06 wtt j B Branson vegetables, etc Is|> I01S B white OM H?s fodder * I* 1027 i II Duitsut 2NHfl ll)s hay 87 91 10-34 W II ^ at.ii supplies 82 s" 1085 ?! T Burnett tranaptg pris (8) i 50 1082 \*<?n (JMiea A Bhlrer repair* S3(0 1042 Putnter Hdw Ootools, harness, etc 20A4 1043 hums Hdw Co tools, harness, eto n tt 1044 Moses Green molasses s i"-1 1050 B ?? Jackson 581-2 bui corn .'??; 50 1058 Wtii Clark frt und drayaga cotov clothing M mo Greenwood Handk'ch'f MfgCo n nvlct clothing ?200 1188 \v M Clark frt anil dray age on tenta i 40 1141 P M Pitts Irin Iba fodder 904 1174 jT Burkau transptgprls to gang B 50 1177 Geo D rhoro A Uro supplies 8B0B i17hu Booth-Harbf hive stock Co gUNO l??s day 81 >4 lltta O'Donncll ft Co corn WOO iis4 DuBant Hdw Do tools 4 so iis,">a sumter Hdw Co tools, etc 864*' lit).' Bob18c t. reward for capture of escaped convict. 5 00 11 HO T b .tones tratlttgprlt and putting QO* n pump 1 <0 125C Von Danen ? Ablrer shoeing, etc 4 oo 1261 P M Pitts ?sei recaptlure A Brally trims, etc 5i> 00 1271 M H Hodge con v 6 pris to depot 18 1274 W 11 Brown 8000 lbs oats 22 50 12X2 J M Harwick exp re-capturlng Will Howtll *7* 1307 A M Bateman conv 9 prls to gang 7 20 Tot.d, 1,41544 PUBLIC BUILDING ACCOUNT. <% W D Woods pd for labor c h Jrounds 3 00 .umter Book Store furniture ?npl educat ion 231 20 8?0 Bumter Telephone Co telephone service 1st iir 42 00 HOld DeLonne*! Pharmacy uon And 55 803 Bums Hdw I'd wash tM)ard 20 s73 Sunder Ice. bight & Power Co lights Istur 1900 874 J I> Cralg Furt Co reprs to furt 2 50 ss'j West Disinfectant Oo disinfectants etc 50 S06 William Johnson 2 days labor c h grounds 1 50 900 Wm Ycadun 5 hrs plowing c h ground 100 904 L I Parrott lalmr pd on e h grounds 110 9ik? Skinner Iron Wks reprs to holler and water pipes 11 20 9T?li City Water \\ ks water rates 0 99 1030 Sumter Ice. f.lght A Power Co 10 20 1040 W B Boyle fertilizer c h grounds 23 50 1043 Burns Hdw Co Polyshlne 50 1052 W F Carr reu ate h 4 50 1179 Building Supply Co railing and bench suyt educ'n ofe 14 00 U'72 W D Woods wk one h grounds 1 75 Total. 40119 JAIL ACCOUNT. 837d H A Mood M D tred att 2 00 855 W H Epperson dietg inmates 129 90 856 W H Kpperuon soap 75 859c Ad O'Donuell A Co blankets 8 50 86) Sumter Telephone Go telephone services 6 00 86lb DeLorme's Pharmacy drugs ard n edic nes 7 45 862 Sibert'a Drug Store drugs and medicines P 14 863d A e Burns Hdw Co nails and handorffs 11 75 873 Scmtt r Ice, Light A Power Co light l*t qr 4 48 874 J D Craig Furt Oo cots and pads 6 00 HI U A Mood M D med att 50 ?51* City Water Wks water rates qr 7 07 968 Geo Davis 20 po^ta for fence i 00 020 Oeo Davis 11 posts for fence 2 2) 1030 Sumter Ice, Light A Power Co lights 3 61 I 31 W 11 Epperson dietg pris 82 50 I' 32 W H Eo person soap 25 0 8 Booth-Harby Live Stock Co lime 1 25 1043 Bums Hdw Co faucet 75 1053 Sumte:- Ins Agency ins on outbldg? 7 20 1104 E E A III Hodge 935 ft lmbr 14 02 II 0 W L Simpson labor on jail fence 23 75 1137 M H Hodge whitwashing premises IS 00 ?166 W H Epperson dietg pris 67 80 1167 W H Epperson pd on white wa hiug 3 01 1173a Borna Hdw Co nails for fence 4 22 ll78o Booth Harby Live 8tock Co lime 1 85 1132c O'Count 11 A Co blankets 4 25 1193 C L Simpson flooding oioaet in yard and repairs 2 50 1252 H A Mood med att may A june 4 00 1255 A J Ard cout wk plumbing and sewer c nrectton 355 00 1156 A J Ard 6 tauks pipe fitting and labor 66 69 Total, 851 38 I Contingent. 825 W, M. Clark. Frt. & Dyge Stationery 61 827 M. S. Kirk, M. D. Pt Vor & Dl?. Bouldln 10.00 S37n H. A. Mood, M. D. Ex. In lunacy 5.00 84 4 A. M Bateman, Tj-anptg. prljonars 2.95 849 F. E. Thomas. Exp Attdg Good Roads Convention 3.20 850 E. T. Mlms Exp Attdg Good Hoads Convention 6.4 5 852 B. C. Chandler, Tptg Prs 4.23 853 J. S. Sykes Sum. Cor. Jy 2.00 854 E. B. Gamble, Shff Clar? endon Co. arrests, etc. 10.45 S56 W. H. Epperson, procur? ing wit. out of Co., Tptg lunatics, Off. Expenses 4 4.10 867b Sumter Book St. Off. Sup. 27.60 863d Burns Hdw Co Handcuffs for Magistrate 5.00 8f| osteen Tub. Co. Ptng. 4.00 S07 Sumter Job Ptg Co. Blks for Clerk's OhMee 13.00 871 H. Harby, Mag. blks & dockets 9.30 H70 Knight Cros P>tg ft Of sup 8.50 880 w. K. DuBose Tptg Prls L.60 881 ceo. t. Geddings Tptg prls, 75 881 J. T, Hay. m. I>. pt. Mor. hxuni. 5.0D B84 EC. I-'. 1). Jones Tptg, Prls. 1.00 888 J. U G?lls, Tptg. Pris 1.85 881 c. W. Smith Arrest luna? tic tSL- Transportation 6.20 668 w. H. Epperson, Refund for advertising tax salsa 82.50 602 w. I. Atkinson, Ex-Con. Pension. April 3.no 808 J. M. Bradford, Ex-Con. Pension, April 8.00 806 t. II. Qarrett, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 801 W, w. Hair, Bx-Cn. Pen? sion. April 3.00 808 B. S. Jon. h, Bx-I Jon, Pen Slon, April 8.00 606 vV, B, Norton. Dx-Cnn, Pension? April 3.00 616 W. A. Partin, EA-Coil, Pension, April 8.00 811 Hi k. Thames, Bx-Con. Pension. April 8.00 I 611 Daniel W, Wells, Bx-Con. Pension. April 8.00 913 o. s. Hodge, Ba-Con. Pension, April 3.n<> 914 T. w. Prltchard, Bx-Con, Pension. April 8.00 618 T. g. w. Qaddlnga, Bx Con. Pension, April 8.00 916 J. L. Ardis, Ex-Con. Pen lion, April 3.00 917 Anderson Nunnery, Ex Con. Pension, April 3.00 918 J. It. Avln, Ex-Con. Pen? sion, April 3.00 919 n. s. Bartlett, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 '.'2D Joseph Lewis. Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 911 Henry David, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 922 Janus Strickland, Ex Con, Pension, April 3.00 923 James Allsbrooke, Ex Con. Pension, April 3.00 924 H. M. Spann, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 925 W. A. Spann, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 9 26 A. Ardis, Ex-Con. Pen? sion, April 3.00 927 H. X. Idol, Ex-Con. Pen? sion, April 3.00 928 A. W. Weldon, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 929 Jno. W. Young, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 930 S. E. Nesbitt, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 931 T. J. Hudson, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 932 Henry Morris, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 933 C. E. Plummer, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 934 Geo. Hancock, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 935 T. S. Poole, Ex-Con. Pen? sion, April 3.00 936 P. W. Burgess, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 937 R. J. Welch, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 938 Geo. W. Jones, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 939 James Dorn, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 940 Garner Sanders, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 941 Sumter Belk, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 947 J. M. Smith. Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 962 Osteen Pub. Co. want add & Qtly Rept. 1st Qrt. 24.00 e s> 966 Sumter Light Infantry Legislative App. 1908 150.00 973 J. S. Sykes, Sum. 3 Cor. Juries 6.00 987 T. E. Richardson, two proceedings in lunacy & Of. Expenses 11.05 1010 The State Co. Prtg tax books for Treas. Office 32.50 1012 J. R. Sumter, Of. Exp. Stamps, etc. 1.85 1023 B. C. Chandler, Tptg. Pris. 1.00 1024 Owen Sanders, Ex-Con. Pension, April 3.00 1032 W. H. Epperson, Of. Exp. April 1.01 1033 Sumter Book Store Of. Sup. 2.40 1036 Osteen Pub. Co. Ptg Voucher Blks. & Pay Bill Books 19.25 1041 Knight Bros. Ptg. Qr. Reports ? 10.50 1048 J. L. Gillis, Magistrate's Sup. 4.33 1057 Honry Morris, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1060 C. W. Birnie. M. D. Ex. in lunacy 5.00 1063 D. R. Thames, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1064 R. S. Bartlett, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1065 Jno. \V. Young, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1066 James Allsbrooke, Ex Con. Pension, May 3.00 106 7 T. J. Hudson, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1068 \V. A. Partin, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1069 \V. L. Watts, Ex-Con. Pension, Mar. Apr. and May 9.00 , 1070 Henry David, Ex-Con. Pension. May 3.00 1071 S. E. Xesbitt, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1072 J. M. Bradford, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1073 S. H. Garrett. Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1074 E. S. Jones, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1075 W. B. Norton, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1076 O. S. Hodge, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1077 T. \V. Pritchard, Ex Con. Pension, May 3.00 1078 T. G. \V. Geddings, Ex Con. Pension, May 3.0-0 1079 J. L. Ardis, Ex-Con. Pension. May 3.00 1080 Anderson Nunnery, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1081 J. R. Avin. Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 1082 James Strickland, Ex Con. Pension, May 3.00 1083 H. M. Spann, Ex-Con. Pension. May 3.00 108 4 W. A. Spann, Ex-Con. Pension, Muy 3.00 losr. a. a i ll is, Bx-Con. Pen? sion, May 3.00 H. X. Idol. Ex-Con. Pen? sion. May 3.00 1087 W. A. Weldon, Ex-Con. Pension, May 3.00 i"ss c. 62. Plummer, Bx-Con. Pension. May 3.00 1069 Jo? I- W Is, Ex-( 'on. Pen? sion. May 3.00 1090 Geo. Hancock, Bx-Con. Pension, May :'..'"? 10:11 t. S, pooie. Bx-Con, Pension. May 3.on 1002 P. w. Burgess, Bx-Con. Pension. May 8,00 1099 K J. Welch, Bx-Con. pension. May 3.00 1094 Geo. W. Jones, Bx-Con. Pension, May 3.? 1 1095 James Dorn, Bx-Con. Pension, M;,y 8.00 1096 J. M. Smith, Bx-Con. Pension. May 3.00 1097 Sumter Belk, Bx-Con. Pension. May 3.00 1098 M. J. Morris, Bx-Con. Pension. May 8.00 1099 W. J. Atkinson. Bx Con. Pension. Ma) 3.00 11 an Owen Banders, Bx-Con, Pension, May 3 00 1101 !?:. p. Sanders, Ex-i Jon, Pension, April A May 0.0a i 111 Qarner Sa ndera, Ex Con. Pension, May 8.00 1112 W. J. I "row son, Sum. Cor. Jury. May 2.00 1128 Walker-Evans ?& Cons weil Co. Rooks & Of. Sup. 66.08 1134 Geo. T. Gedding?, Tptg, Pris. 75 1165 1). w. Allsbrooks, Tptg. Pris. 90 1167 W. H. Epperson. Tptg. lunatics 13.05 1168 C. E. King. M. D. Ex. in lunacy 5.00 1170 T. E. Richardeon, J. P.. two proceedings lunacy, & Stamps 10.50 1171 A. P?. Morrill, M. D., Ex. in lunacy 5.00 1173c Hums Hdw Co. Duster for office 40 1178d Booth-Harby Live Stock Co., lime 1.50 1180 D. J. Auld, Ice for office 4.00 1181 J. R. Sumter, Office ex? penses, May 2.05 1186 C. G. Rowland, Com'l Agt, burying pauper 6.50 1194 W. C. Ivy, Sum. Cor. Jury (Witherspoon) 2.00 1201 J. M. Bradford, ExCon. Pension, June 3.00 1202 T. H. Garrett, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1203 E. S. Jones, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1204 W. B. Norton, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1205 W. A. Partin, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1206 R. R. Thames, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1207 O. S. Hodge, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1208 T. W. Pritchard, Ex Con. Pension, June 3.00 1209 J. L. Ardis, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1210 Anderson Nunnery Ex Con. Pension, June 3.00 1211 J. R. Avin, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1212 R. S. Bartlett, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1213 Joseph Lewis, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1214 Henry David, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1215 James Strickland, Ex Con. Pension, June 3.00 1216 James Allsbrooks, Ex Con. Pension, June 3.00 1217 H. M. Spann, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1218 W. A. Spann. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1219 A. Ardis, Ex-Con. Pen. sion, June 3.00 1220 H. M. Idol, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1221 W. A. Weldon, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1222 Jno. W. Young, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1223 S. E. Nesbit, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1224 T. J. Hudson. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1225 Henry Morris. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1226 T. S. Poole. Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 1227 P. W. Burgess, Ex-Con. Pension, Juno 3.00 1228 R. Q. Welch. Ex-Con. tension, Jun 3.00 1229 Geo. W. Jones, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 12 30 James Dorn. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1231 Garner Sanders, Ex Con. Pension. June 3.00 1232 J. M. Smith. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1233 W. L. Watts. Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 1234 M. J. Morris. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1235 J. W. Part in, Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 1236 Sumter Belk, Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 1237 C. E. Plumer, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 123S Geo. Hancock, Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 1239 W. J. Atkinson, Ex-Con. Pension. June 3.00 124. T. G. W. Geddings, Ex Con. Pension, June 3.00 1199 DuPre PVg. Co., Copy Of County Lawi 1.50 1254 Osteen Pub. Co.. P't'g Blanks for Magistrate, Vouchers and other Blanks 72.01 1257 Owen Sanders, Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1258 E. R. Sanders. Ex-Con. Pension, June 3.00 1259 J. R. Sumter, office Exp. Stamps 125 1308 E. F. Green, M. D. Ex? amination in Lunacy, (Byrd) 5.00 1309 W. M. Clark. Frt. Dyg. Stationery .68 1316 Walter Cheyne, M. D. Post Mortem, Ex. 5.00 1317 T. E. Richardson, J. P.. 2 Exam. Lunacy. Stamps 16.50 1318 J. T. Ha>. M. 1).. Exam, in Lunacy, (Davis) 5.00 1319 E. I* King. M. D. Exam, in Lunacy, (Davis) 5.00 1 320 A. B. Morrill, M. D. Ex. in Lunacy (Byrd) 5.00 Total for quarter 1072.so Court Expenses. 842 T. w. Lee, Treas, Part Exp. Spg. Term 37.30 1200 B. C. Wallace. Treas, bal. Exp. B'tf'g Term 1667.30 Total for quarter 11704.60 Sinking Fund. Loan Account. 1026 li H. Jennings, state. Treas.. cks. l Mil) Spe? cial S. F. Loan. 1907 $1108.49 Recapitulation. 1909. Dr. Cr. $ $ .\pi l. To balance Co. ordl'y funds 81,049.97 Aid l. To bal. l milt tpcl s F tax 1,068.78 .\pi l. To bal, i-i mill spei S P tax 1.T31.S4 Api i-i... To bal. reed from 2 ;>-4 mills po. ordny tax 122.90 Apl i-i:.. To bal. reed trom com? mutation road tax s.oo Api i-5, To reed from li. Ha r by i Mag. State vs. Continued on page 7.) OUTLOOK BAD, say CINNERft. Pro- blent Taylor Reports. t>Op Aver? age f lOWOSl on He* 01 tl. Memphis, Tenn., July 19.?J. A, Taylor, president of the National Gin ners' association, today issued the) following special report on the cot? ton crop: "Reports from about ball of our correspondents tinder avt rast date of the 16th, indicate a condition of 72 and under. This is the lowest condi? tion ever known at this date. Some parts of Alabama. Mississippi. Ixuisi fcria and Arkansas show slight im? provement, but others show deterior? ation. Texas shows h?a\> deteriora? tion on account of severe droughts and hot winds. Scattered rains have fallen since these reports, but in most cases have come too !at. "It is the consensus of opinion that rains now will only make the plant shod more rapidly ami there is little chance to make a crop from the new growth on account of the weevil. Heavy rains in Georgia an?! ?iie Carolinas have caused a small loss in condition in that region Ok? lahoma shows considerable oss in f.bout half the State, due to hot dry 'vcather; the other half about holds its own. "Reports from the weevil district are that the damage being done now is much less than in June, but with rains the damage will increase. The crop will likely show further loss be? tween now and the 25th, unlens there are general rains of two to thiee day* in Texas." The Time for Ijaying-By. The chief mistake made in laying by the crops is in allowing tne time of the year instead of the condition of the soil and crops to determine when cultivation shall cease. To save moisture and to keep down the weeds and grass are the objects in cultivation. If the crops are suf? fering from lack of moisture or from weeds, why stop cultivation as long" as the crops are growing? The man who cultivates with the plow is usually an advocate of laying by early. Cultivation is expensive, and late in the season usually injures the crops by breaking too many root*. The man who cultivates shallow and cheaply finds it profitable to continue I cultivating as long as weeds are troublesome or the crop is suffering from lack of moisture. We know of no other reasons for stopping shal? low cultivation, except that the crops) have completed their growth, or are free of grass and weeds and have ars abundance of moisture. It may pay to stop deep cultiva? tion before any of the above condi? tions are reached; or it may pay cultivate deeply when the destruc? tion of the roots will do less injury than the presence of weeds and grass It is a matter of methods, and condi? tion of soil and of the crops and not one of the season of the year, nor number of cultivations already given Com hieing the Jury. The recent press reports touching' the use of whiskey by juries in Ten? nessee,'" says a New Yory lawyer, "re? minds me of an amusing incident in 1 connection with a trial 1 once wit? nessed in Arkansas. 'The deiendant had been accused of selling adulterated lhjuor. and some whiskey was offered in evidence. This was given the jury as evidence to as? sist in its deliberations. ?When they finally filed into COOTl hi:- honor asked: "'Has the jury ag reed on a ver? dict?' " 'No, your honor," responded the f >?? man. and befoie S7S :b> tteOStMi tike to have more evidence.' "?Mf>? plncott's. 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