The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 24, 1912, Image 6

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RUPERT flUGflES /fCWEIZED FPOM THE GOrtEDY OF m SAME /WME. T T T 1UVST?ATED ERQM, PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PLAY AS P?ODJJCED i i gjpMJpJfJtf i^t fr, A.K.TXY CA CHAPTER XXVIII. The Woman-Hater's Relapse. The obeerrattoo room was) aa lons> ty as a deeerte<l battlefield and Mar Jorks aa doleful at a wounded so> 4sar left behind, and perishing of thirst, when the conductor came hacJl with Bnooxleums 111 his arms. He regarded with contemptuous ewe the petty causa of so great an wreni as the stopping of the Trans American. Ha expsctod to awa Mar* Joris reodre the returned prodigal with wild rapture, bat aha didn't area smile when ha said Here's -our powilerpuff." the iust took 8nooaleums on her lap* and, looking up with wet eyes and a awn smile, mtnnured: Thann yon eery moon. You're the ?toeat conductor I irenr mat If you over want another poattlon. HI ewe Chat my father gets yon on*." It waa like osmrtng the hnhrnr n new job, hot the conductor rwaiiowad the tnan It and nought to repay tt witb Thanks. And If you ever want to run thin rund for n couple of weeks, Jo* tat mo know." marjorto nodded appreclatlveJy and aaid "1 wilL You're rery kind." And that completed the rout of that conductor He retired In disorder, leering Isnrjorte to fondle Bnoosie* ems with n neglectful tndlfferenoe that would hare greatly flattared Mallcry kf ha could bare aeon through tho partition that drrided them. But he wan witnaaalng wtth tho cynical superiority of an agad nod ?safiraakmed man the, to him. childish ewhatlor of Ira Lathrop, an elewanth hour Orlando. For just aa Mailory moped Into tho amoJklng-room at one door, Ira Lath rop ?wept In at tho other, bis Caoa rubicund with embarraaament and ecstasy Ho had donned an old Crock oaat with injnj like rata from long exile tn hl? trunk. But ha waa fao> tag like no heir apparent; and ho startled everybody by hla Jovial hail: "Wall, bora??r?gentlemen ? tho drinks ana on ma. Waiter, Uka tho orders." Utile Jimmie woke with a start, rose hastily to hla foot and saluted, saying: "Peasant Who aaid take tho orders?*' 1 did." aaid Lathrop. 'I'm gl ring n party Waiter, take tho ordere." "9areaparUla," said Dr. Temple, hot they howled him down and ordered other things. Tho porter shook his hand sadly: "Nothin' but noT drinks in Utah, gem men " ] ? A groan went up from the club members, and Lathrop groaned loud? est of all: ?'Well, we're got to drink something. Take the orders. We'll all have serea parilla" ? Little Jimmie Wellington came to the rescue "Don't do anything desperate, gen? tlemen. * ho said, with a look of dl Ttne philanthropy. Tbs bar's cioaed, hut Little Jimmie Wellington la hare With the life preaerrer" Prom hla hip-pocket ha produoed a stiver flask that looked to be big enough to carry a regiment through tho Alpa. It waa greeted witb a esivo, and Lathrop aaid to Jlnrmle: "I apologise for everything 1 hare said??U.d thought-? about you ' He turned to the porter: There ain't any law against gl ring* this way, la there T" The forter grinned: "Not If you-ril bribe the as err iae-to spec tor." And he held out a glass for the bribe, mur? mur-in* Dom git tired." aa It waa poured Ha set It inside hla sanctum and then bustled round with fcceWUlad glasses and a siphon. When Little Jimmie offered of tho flask to Dr. Temple, the clergyman put out hla hand with a polUoly nor* rifled "No. thank you." Lathrop frightened him with a sud? den comment "Look at that gestural Doc, I d almost swear yon wane a par* son." Mailory whirled on him with tho ayaa of a hawk about to pounce, and The rery Idee!" waa the beat dis? claimer Dr Temple could manage* suddenly finding htoieelf suapncteu. Ash ton put in with. 'The only way to disprove it. Doc. la to VJn ?uv" The poor obi clergyman, too desjpiy tnrolred In his deception to Dear* confession uow. decided to do and dare allHe stammered. ~E? ah certainly," and held out hla hand for his share of the poison. Little Jim? mie winked at the others and almost filled the glass Tb*? Innorent doctor bowed his thank* Wh#>n the porter reached him and prepared to fill too remainder of the glass from the siphon, the parson wuved him aside with a misguided c.i-.M. n "No. thanks I'll r of mix thwii " Mailory turned two! * Ith a Hfh! "He takes his straight. He's aa per? son Then they forgot the doctor In curiosity as to l.a'hrop'a su<l<t?ui spasm of generosity -wtth Welling? ton's liquor. Wedgrwood voiced the general gejfjasjtj when he paM ~ "Whats'the old woman-hater up to now?" "Woman-haterr laughed Ira. "It's the old story I'm going to follow Mallory's example?marriage." "I hope you succeed," said Mallory. "Wherever did you pick up the brider said Wedgewood, mellowing with the long glaas in his hand. * brides are easy," said Mallory, with surprising cynicism. "Where do you got the parson T" -Hang the parson " Wedge wood re? peated. "Who* the geir Til bot I know who she Is," Ash ton interposed; "It's that nectarine or a damsel who got on at Green Hirer." "Not the same!** Lathrop roared. "I found my bilde blooming here all the while. Olli I used to spark back In Brattleboro. Vt I'm been rowing for years that I'd lire and die an old maid. I've kept my head out of the nooee all this Urns?till 1 struck this train and mot up with Anne We got to talking over old times?waking up old ssn?monta. She got on my nerves. I got on hers. Finally I said, 'Aw, hell, let's got married. Save price of one stateroom to China anyway.' She says, 'Damned If I don't!'?or words to that effect." Mallory broke to with feverish In? terest: "But you said you were going to get married on this train." "Nothing easier. Hero's how!" and ho raised his glass, but Mallory hauled It down to demand: "How? that's ! what I want to know. How are you going to got married on this person ?ess express. Have you got a little minister in your suitcase?" | Ira beamed with added prtde aa ho explained. "Wall, you see, when I used to court Anno I had a rival?Charlie Bel- i by his name was. I thought ho cut | mo out, hut ho became a clergyman in Utah?Oh. Charlie! I telegraphed him that I waa passing through Of? den, and would he oomo down to the train and marry mo to a charming lady. He always wanted to marry Anne. I thought It would ho a darned good joke to lot htm marry her?to 1 "Ddid ho accept r Mallory asked, excitedly, 'Is ho coming?" j "He la?ho did?here's his tose? 1 gram." said Ira. "Ho brings the 11- 1 oanas and the rtnsj." Ho passed it over, and aa Mallory road it a look of hope spread across his face. But Ira was saying: "We're going to have the wedding obsequies right here in tu is car. You're all invited. Will you comer There was a general yell of accept? ance and Ash ton began to sing, "There Was I Waiting at the Church " Then ho led a sort of Indian war-1 dance round the next victim of the ; matrimonial stake. At the end of the , huUabelloo all the men charged their gl as sea, and drained thorn with an up? roarious "How!" I Poor Dr. Temple had taken luxuri? ous delight in the gaccesa of his dls* gules and in the prospect of watch ins; some other clergyman working whist ho rested. Ho joined the dance aa gaily, if not aa gracefully, aa any of the rest, and in a final triumph of recklessness, ha tossed off a bumper of straight whisky. Instantly his "How!" changed to "Wow!" and then his throat damped fast with a terrific spasm that flung the tears from his eyes. Ho bent and writhed In a silent paroxysm tili he was pounded and shaken back to life | sod water poured down his throat to 1 reopen a passage. The others thought ho had mwrery choked and made no comment other than sympathy. They could not have dreamed that the old "physician" was as ignorant of the taste aa of the vigor of pure spirits. | After a riot of handshaking and good wishes. Ira was permitted to es? cape wtth his life Mallory followed him to the vestibule, when he caught him by the sleeve wtth an anxious: "Excuse me." "Well, my boy? "Your minister?after you got through with him?may I use him?" "May you?wuat? Why do you want a minister?" To get married " "Again? Good Lord, are you a Mar toon?" "Me a Mormon!" "Then what do you want with an extra wife? It** against the law? even In Utah." "You don't understand." "My boy, one of us Is disgracefully drunk." "Well, I'm not." Raid Mullory, and then uJtor a fierce Inner debate, he decided to tuJco Lathrop into his con* fi donee. The Words najng hard ufter so long a duplicity, but ut last they uere out: Mr Lathron, i*m not really mar? ried to my v. ire." "You young gcoundrelt" But his fury (hanged to pity when he heard the hls*'?ry of MsJlory'l 111 lated efforts, inj he promised not only to lend Mallory his minister at se</bnd-bnhd\ b?t also to keep the whole affair a secret, for Mailory ex* plained bis Intention of having his own ceremony in the baggage-car, or somewhere out of sight of the other passengers. Maiiury's face was now aglow as the cold embers of hope leaped Into eudden blaze. He wrung Lathrop's hand, saying: "Lord love you, you've saved my life?wile?both." Then he turned and ran to Mar* jorie with the good news. He had quite forgotten their epoch-making separation. And she was so glad to see bim smiling at her again that ?he forgot It, too. He came tearing Into the observation room anr! took her by the shoulders, whispering: "Oh, Mar Jorle, Marjorle, I've got him! I've got him!" "No, I've got him," she said, swing? ing Snooieums into view. Mailory swung him back out of the way: "I don't mean a poodle, I mean a parson. I've got a parson." "No! I can't believe It! Where Is he?" She began to dance with de? light but she stopped when he ex? plained : "Well, I haven't got him yet, but I'm gotng to get one." "What--again?" she groaned, weary of this old bunco game of hope. "It's a real live one this time," Mailory lislsted. "Mr. Lathrop has ordered a minister and he's going to lend him to ma aa soon as he's through v. 1th him, and we'll be mar? ried on thU train." Mario rk was overwhelmed, but she felt it becoming In her to be a trltte coy. So she pouted: "But you wont want me lor a bride now. I'm such a fright." He took the bait, hook and all: 1 never saw you looking so adorable." "Honestly? Oh, but It will be glori? ous to be Mrs. First Lieutenant Mai? lory." "Gtarioun!" "I must telegraph homo?and sign my new r am?. Won't mamma be pleased TT "Wont ahe?" said Mailory, with just a tract' of dubiety. Then Marjorie grew serious with a new Idea: "I wonder if mamma and papa have missed me yet?" Mailory laughed: "After three days' disappearance, I shouldn't be sur? prised." "Perhaps they are worrying about me." "I shouldn't be surprised." "The poor dears! I'd better write them n telegram at once." "An excellent Idea." She ran to tho desk, found blank forma and .hen paused with knitted brow: "It will bo very hard to say ail Pre got to ray In tan words." "Hang the expense," Mailory sniffed magrrttlcently, **I*m paying yrnr bills now." But Marjorie tried to look very matronly: "Send a night letter in the day time! No, indeed, we must be? gin to economize." MaDory was touched by this new revelation o' her future housewifely thrift. He lugged her hard and re? minded her that she could send a day letter by wire. "An excellent Idee," ehe said. "Wow, dont bother ma You go on and read your paper, read about Mattle. I'll never be jea ous of her?hint?of any? body?again." "Yon shaL never have cause for jealousy, my own." But fate was not finished with the ?vitiation of ihe unfortunate pair, and already new trouble was strolling in their direction. t R CONTINUED) How*" Tills? We offer One Hundred Dollara I'e? ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh ? 'ure. r. j. ? 'heney & i '??.. Toledo, ??. \\ .?. the undersigned, have known r. j. Cheney lor the last 15 years, end believe him perfectly honorable In iii business transaction* and fi? nancially able to carry ou! any obli? gation made by his firm. National Bank of Commerce, Toledo, i > II.ill's Catarrh Cure is taken In? ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mu :oui surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 centi per bottle. Sold by all Drugtsts, Take Hall'i Family Pills for con? stipation, _ _ REPORT Of Mttuervlsor ?f Hunter county, s. l' r<?r Month of Juno, ItlS, Roads and Bridges, i op i _-,)_ m. k? lb. ?">!?" yards ditching. 17.7' i Hyfl -J, ii. Ho land, payt Ittg. gang, 151 hrs, ir'--' 109 i - a. \v. Newman, l Is 1-2 cu. yds lltchlng, Iv ) in.;?s. J. Player, M78 ft, lumber, 122.H 1 I I .?I \ W. Sn Ith und I'??.. hauling | ii"- and p. p freight, "? ' 111 ??T, s. We don, haullntf und laboi. ?< '?< I 133?J, L UlllK labor ind I hauling, ;'" II 59 - -J, M l loll ind, payt, due. gang B2 irs. *.2 1 ir?7 - Marlon I lorn, t?-?ullns i ,in<i lubnr, 1 1 r>? M. U II- - go, I" fe< I lumber, h.inil ng, 17 -' 1212--.1. Ii. H ?Hand payt, lllu' u.uiu l 89 III ?. i8.9 1?i j NY. T, Brow n, draining road, haul i^c labor, 23.7 121 ?! - T. M, l irudle*, h iulln? labor, s ? ? I j i * l > * ',i phi Ips, hauling lumber, |al?or ?i.C 122.1 I Ii. iL.i'ntd payt. lltg. KMIlg h'^. I9.i 1 j ii Win, I'-ii ? I. digging NtuinpH 122*- -A. W. Nev man : I 1-2 ( ii. \ .f . ,i ? hin?. ?i.i 12d5?A. '?..' Mlown, labor, Nixth Monthly Libur. 2.00 Total, $331. 26 Salaries, 1219?l >. B. iL unson. part ial. June, 25.00 1224?Warren James, sal. as guard 2, June. 40.00 1^:;" -R. E. Wilder. sal. as i'". Auditor, June, 44,4"> 1231?B. c. Wallace, s.d. as Treasurer, June, 14.4". l?L, i. Parrott, sal. as Clerk. 2nd qr. 100.0) li':'.:; ? W. H. Epperson, sal. us Sheriff. June, 183.33 1234? B. F. Flowers, sal. as Coroner, June, 41.67 1235? J. H. Haynsworth, sal. as Co. Bupt, Ed. June. 108.33 l - o?i?P. M. Pitts, sal, as 8u pervls< r, J une, 133.38 u::t?j. it. Sumter, sal. as Clk. to Co. Com. June, 90.00 1238 F. L, Plaj * r, ial. as Mag. 1st Dlst. June, 10.43 1239? Qeo. T. DesChamps, aal. as Mag. _'nd Dist. June, 10.43 1240? H, L. B. Wells, sal. as Mag. 3rd Dist. June, 02.08 1241? J. F. Ingram, sal. as Mag. 4th Dlst June, 12.50 124 2?W. J. Pees, sal. as Mag. 5th Dist. June, 33.33 124 3?K. L. Burkett, sal. as Maf. 6th Dist. June, 29.16 1 24 4?J. L. Gillis, sal. as Mag. 7th Dist. June, 10.43 1246?C. L. Player, sal. ai Con. 1st Dist. June, 8.:i4 124 0?B. C. Chandler, sal. as Con. 2nd Dist. June, 8.3 1 124 7?P. H. Mellette, sal. as Con. 3rd Dist. June, 22.93 124S?D. A. Al'.sbrooks. sal. as Con. 4th Dlst. June, 10.43 1249? J. J. Geddings, Sil. as Con. 5th Dist. June, 16.07 1250? H. H. I!..ykin. .S.d. as Con. 0th Dist. June, 10.07 1251? E. P. Brown, sal. as Con. 7th Dist. June. 8.34 1252? D. 13. brunson, bal, sal. as overseer C. G. June, 50.00 125 2?D. B. Brunsen, sal for 1st guard. June, 40.00 1253? J. H. Ho'land, sal. as overseer Fltg. gang. June, 40.00 1254? A. J. Hatfield, sal. as overseer. Sera per gang. No. 1, June, 40.00 1255? J. F. White, sal. as overseer. Scraper gang, No. 2. June, 4 0.00 1250?Sam Newman, sal. as Rural Police, June, 83.33 1257?Alex Norris, sal. as Rural Police, June, 83.33 1 258?C. M. Young, sal. as Rural Police, June. 83.33 12..9?L, D. Jennings, sal. as Co. Atty. May-June, 25.00 1200? H. g. Osteen, sal. as Mem. C. Bd. Edu. 2nd qr. 15.00 1201? s. H. Edmunds, sal. aa Mem. C. Bd. Ed. 2nd qr, 15.00 1202? Jas Milkens. sal. as Janitor, (\ H. June, 25.00 Total, $1,600.63 Alms House* 1090?B. d. Mitchell, dietg. inmates, 179.95 1094?c. J. Lemmon, m. d. med. attention, 27.50 1120?Schwartz Bros, 10 yds. gingham. 1.00 1120?J. d. Craig Fur. Co., 1 coffin, 6.50 1127?Jos. M. Chandler, shirt and hat, 2.00 1129?O'Donnell and Co., tob. and clothing, April and May, 20.11 1131?Ger?. H. Hurst, 2 coffins, 13.00 1211?L, Addison, transptg, pauper, .50 120S?B. d. Mitchell, dietg. inmates, June, 151.95 Total. $408.51 CtMln Gang. 1093?Jno. 1. Brunson, med? ical attention, mule. 10.00 1100? Cros8well & Co. 28,585 lbs. hay. 20 bu. corn, frt. 451.67 1101? Sumter Hardware *'<>.. nails and en.?King uten? sil.-, 5.9 S 1102? Moses Qreen, supplies, 25.80 11 "i?Sumter Qro. Co., sup? plies, sefaper dlV. 9.40 1105? Du Kant Hardware <'<?. tools and hardware, 3.65 1106? Burns Hardware Co. tools, ^--50 lie;?j. J. Whilden,. shoe? ing and repairing, 3.05 11 os?W. B. Boyle, 667 lbs. hay, 20 bu. corn, fit. 34.08 1109-?Booth-Harby L. 8. Co. 117.". |bs. hay, 2 halters. 23.80 11 1 o?Sumter Machinery ?'<?. repairs t" road plow, 6.55 1117 Rettenberg & Co., 30 bu. corn, p. p. frt. 36.68 1119?Beek-Harlee Co., sup? plies, ^.15 1129?O'Donnell & <'<'.. sup? plies, 15."..so 1137?p, p.. Sanders, M. D., med. atten. convict. 5.00 1 1 12?S. a. Han in. 58 1-3 bu. corn, 07.08 1 1 14 ? J. S. Morse, med. at. mule, medicine, 2.00 1116?w. T. Hall, shoeing and repairs. 4.30 114!??j. L. Brogdon, supplies, scraper dlv. and "?i bu. corn, 61.35 1150?City of Sumter, convict labor, May, s,? 06 ii.'.i?J. a. Parrish, frt und dray, cloth and ma? chinery. -.,;s< 1155?D. B, Brunson, R. P. tare, convict to Lynch burg, 7.00 1207?Good Roods Machinery Co., axle ami Bxg. L, Wenier Mach. 6.50 i l*?? ^?B. a. Brunson, 6 bu, peas. 1200 Uli a. P. Vlnson, Jr., 127* Ids. ..ats. 12.7s IL'l'.". A. .1. liattield, supplies pin-, seraper dlv. 1'98 1 j_? 7 I?. W. (?wen?, R. R. hack fare transp, convict, 5.SO 1263A?E. 'I'. Minis, supplies, &0.S5 1 27 2?1?. B. Brunson, supplies pur, It. it. fare convict, 5.7 ? ijt :--I >. w. Owens, transptg. prls. It. it. Care, :; 7 5 Total, $1,155.23 Public Building*. 1095?-E. Holmes, hrs. la? bor, C. II, grounds, :,'.:,,,t 1 1 OH- I lums 1 I.. I d\\ alf ? 'o . I pitcher, 1 l 122 'I". M, l U adlcy, I dos. I 'i C. p. lamps. 1 II- - Auld's < Irocery ?'<? i- ? for H. ! l 2S ? Su mtei I .Ighi Ing *'" lights, Mas. i 129- -? ? 1? ??in? II and Co., I *n< v soda, 1 1 ? l Ueo, II. Hurst, tabb hup rogi ti utbm ??Ml? < mm- I: Holme.-. 1 '? b s. <' :; im I 1.00 1 5.0C 17 hi 1 7' Jaii. 1094A?('. j. l< nin:on. m. D. mod. attention. May, 5.50 nu?j?But na Hardware Co., nails. 1.75 1128?Sumter Lighting Co., lights. May, S.39 1138?W. E. Mills, M. 1).. med. and surgical at? tention, prisoner, 10.50 1143?W, H. Epperson, dletg. prisoners, May, 253.8 0 11-is?T. C. Scaffe, repairs jail cell, 2.5o Total. $ J 7 7.4 4 Contingent. 1094?c. J. Lemmon, M. D., P. mort. and exam In lunai y, \ o.uu 1097?T. E. Richardson, J. P. ?j proceedings lunacy, stamps, 60. 5o 1099?P, m. Dwigbt, M. D. 2 exams, in lunacy, 10.00 im?Alex Norris, transptg. OUt of county, 4.6 5 111-?Ralph Hill, casing and tube, 16.95 1114? J. J. Geddings, trans, lunatic. 5.00 1115? W. H. Epperson, trans, lunatic pris and office vxpti.se April, 60.3 7 1116? Sam Newman, expense in whiskey cases, 12.30 1121?Dinier Pointing Co., 1 M. envelopes, Wei - 3.25 1123?John Epperson, sum. Cor. jury, 2.00 1125?Parrott's Hook Store, Office supplies, 20.15 1130? Knight Bros., p:g. & pub. m, report; office supplies, 14.63 1131? Geo. H. Hurst, coffin for murdered man, 0.50 1132? C. J. Lemmon, exam, in lunacy and small px work, h 00 1133? J. L. Gillis, transtpg. prisoners, 5.GO 1134? J. W. Tarrant. M. D. exam, in lunacy, 5.00 1135? T. R. McElveen. M. D., exam, lunacy, 5.00 1136? C. E. King, M. D., exam, lunacy, 5.00 1139? W. E. Mills, M. l>. exam, lunacy, 5.00 1140? M. L. Parier, M. D., 2 exams, lunacy, 10.00 1141? W. H. Epperson, trans, lunatic pris; office ex. 33.00 1145?Geo. F, Epperson, gas? oline and oil, 7.90 1147?J. K. Sumter, stamps. 2.00 1210?J. D. Bhirer & Co., in? ner tube, auto, 4.75 1213?Mrs. R. M. Jackson, nursing tuberculosis rase, June, 10.00 1229?Southern Express Co., C, O. D. charges, re? pair parts, 7.06 1264?State Hospital Insane. 4 months board Ash McFadden, S3.20 126?;?Walker-Evans <fc Cogs? well Co., books and ptg. 11.15 126 7?H. L, B. Weils, rent office, 5 t o 1271?J. R, Sumter, expens. irt. and bolts for White, 1.39 Total, $438.35 - 1 Mill Sinking Fund. 1270?B. C. Wallace, Treas. transfer fiorn 1 mill special to Co. Ordi dinary, $1,205.15 Hoaii Improvement Fund. iu'.?2?James Brunson, 1426 r. yds. grandg; 176 r. d. 46 1-2 cu. yds. 93.15 1152?James Brunsen, 79 4 r. yds. gradg. 24 3 r. yds. ditching, 5 4 yds. 4 0.16 11 ?S?James Brunson, 716 r. yds. grading, 21.48 ljui*?James Brunson, 24 59 r. yds. grading; 50 1-3 c I. yds. ditching, 91.53 yds. ditching, Jl.53 1217?Chattanoog s. P. & F. B, Co., 2 c-1. main pipe, 1 *j^. I 1 2 22?James Brunson. i860 r. yds. grading. 29 1-3 cu. yds. ditching, s4.i0 1263B?E. T. Minis, fit. -1. T. C. pipe, Lynchburg. 75.26 12'i'.<?Janus Brunson, 1920 r. yds. gradg. 53 3-9 CU. yds.; 10 stumps, 1 4 2.3 l Total, 8714 1 8 i Court Expenses, 1160? lb C. Wallace, Treasur? er, court expenses, spg. term M'iv?j, $1,609.20 Pensions, 1156?E. P. Sanders. Ex-Con federate Pension, June, 3.00 1161? W. J. Atkinson, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 6112?W. B. Norton, Ex-Con? federate Pension. June, 3.00 1163? w. A. Partin, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 1164? Owen Sanders, Ex-<'on federate Pension, June. 3.00 lltfS?R, It. Thames. Ex-Con? federate Pension. June. 3.00 1166? T. w. Prltchard, Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 1167? T. G. w. Geddings, Con? federate Pension, June, 3.>>0 1168? J. L. Ardis. Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 n?;:t?jos. Lewis. Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 117???Henry David, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 llTl- Jas Allsbrooks. Con? federate Pension. June, 3.00 1172 ? 11. M. Spann. Ex-Con federate Pension, June, 3.00 1173 - Abrain Ardis, Ex-Con? federate Pension. June, 3.00 117 1 ? H. Idol, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 117",?w. A. Weldon, Ex-Con? federate Pension. June. 3.00 1176?-Sumter Belk, Ex-Con? federate P? nslon, J une, 1.00 1177? Henry Monis. Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 117*?T. s. Poole, Ex-Con federate Pension, June, 3.00 1179?-P. W. Burgess, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 iim> Gro. W. Jones, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 I I s 1 ?Janu s i ?orn. Ex-< \'ii federate Pension, June, 3.00 I 182?J. M. Smith, Ex-Con? federate Pension, Juno. ;{.<?<* M^; m. j. m< ri is. 'on federate ? '? nsion, J un< . 3.00 II v i .i. \v. Partin, Ex-Con f, derate Pension, J une, 3.00 i i n.. T. ltenenhuley, Bx-< *on fedei it<? Pension, June, 1 l S6?-It, m l'o\\ ell, ll\ Con federate Pension, June. 1 1 s7 J M. < leddlngs, Ex-Con feib i He Pension, 1 me, 3.00 l tss --<;. w. S< ott i;\-' n , .!??! n. pen?!* n, June, 1.00 i I - ? I lauipton I .? e, 1 !x-< '? n iVderate Pi nsion, June 3 ? 1 ! i."' M. H, Boy kin, Ex-Con f <i? i ut< Pension, June, 1.00 1 i i J. s!, Jei vey, Ex-Con feth rate P? nslun, Jun . 3.00 ? l? -?o, w Hancock, Con rocb rate FN nslon, June, 3.00 1193?A ii. Week*, \:\ Con federate Pension, June. 3.00 1194?Henry Scott, Ex-Con fed< ? ite Pensh m June, S.94) iil'C?John ?utlaw, Ex-Con ft,:-- a Pension, June, 3.00 119c?j. P. vv ndham, Con fedei iu Pi nsion, June 1197? Iriy 8. Windham, Con? cede] ite Pension, June. 3.00 1198? W. J. Brunson, Con? federate Pension, Jun?-. 3.00 1199? John Turner, Ex-Con federate Pension, June 3.00 !_((.,?>. jt B: v,:i, Ex-Con federate Pension, June, 3.00 1201 ? i:. D. Cooper, Ex-Con federate Pension? June, 3.00 1202?D. H. Boykin, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June, 3.00 \2<<:>.?L, J. Bradford, Ex-Con federate Pension, June. 3.00 1204?T. C. Edwards, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June. 3.00 1202?M. R, Lackey, Ex-Con? federate Pension, Juno. 3.00? 1 200?w. J. Ardis, Ex-Con? federate Pension, June. 3.00 i Total, $Ul.o3 I Amounts Received, J June ?To received from F. L, Player, State re. D. Singletary ** J. Smith. .0.00 June 1-15?T<< received from R. L. Burkett state vs. Eliza Parker, 1.40 June 1-15?To received from R, L. Burkett, state vs. Fraser Crown, 10.00 June 1-15?To received from R, L. Burkett, State vs. Marion Wilson, 20.00 June 1-15?To received from R. L. Purkett, State vs. Arthur Pinckney, .40 June 1-15?To received ITom R. L. Burkett. Statt vs. Thos. Haynsworth, 5.0O June 1-15?To received fron W, J. Rees, State vs. Tim Johnson, 50.00 June 1-15?To received from W. J. Rees, Statt; vs. Sam Davis. Jr. 20.00 June 1-15?To received fn?m H. L. B. Wells, State vs. Jeff Jefferson. 10.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. L. H. David, 25.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. Boston Brown, 3.60 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells. State vs. Jim James, 10.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. WeilS, State vs. Andrew Oalllard, 10.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L, B. Wells, State vs. T. C. Idol. 5.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State V3. Davis Mitchell. 10.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, state s. Garfield Taylor, ? 10.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State cs. J. P. Bradley, 5.0fr June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. C. N. Broadway, 15.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Weils, State vs. Chester Chestunt, 25.00 June 1-15?To received fr<?m H. L. B. Wells, State vs. Edgar Nelson. .40 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. Cye White. 10.0> June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. Joe Glenn, 20.00? June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. R. Jenkins, 30.00 June 1-15?To received from H. L. B. Wells, State vs. T. W. Page, 1.4a June 15-30?To received from transfer from 1 mill S. F. account, 1,205.15 June 15-30?To received from state Trees. Ins. fees. $1.2:17.35; leaf over re? ported. Dec. 15. 1911, $1,000.00, 237.35 June 15-.:???To received from Banks, interest, 123.05 June 15-30?To received from F. L. Player, State vs. Peter Gray. 1.4C F, L. Player, State vs. June 15-30?To received from M. D. Weaver, 5.00 June 15-30?To received from F, L. Player, State vs. A. J. Coleman, 1.00 June 15-30?To received from J. F. Ingram. State vs. Leslie Bruns- n, 1.50 Total. $1,886.65 Rekapitulation. June l?To balance l mill Bp. S. F. 1.205.15 June 1?T<> balance Co. Or? dinary. 22.S03.4O June 1?To balance Road Imp. Fund, 3,905.6S June 1-30?To amts. reed. from ail sources. l,880.65 Total. 126.990. tt June 1-1 .">?By paid war? rants, act. Reacts t\: brldges, 331.26 June 1-15?l>y paid war? rants, act. Salaries, 1,000.03 June 1-15 ? By paid war? rants, act. Alms Hons.-. 10S.51 June 1-15--By paid war? rants, act, Chain (i. 1.155.23 June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act. Public buildings, 56.4 5 June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act Jail, 277.44 June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act. Contingent. 4:;S.35 June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act. Transfer 1 mill t.. Co. Ordinary, 1.205.1s June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act. Road Imp, Fund. 710. IS June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act. Co-art Exp. 1,609.20 June 1-15?By paid war? rants, act Pensions, it 1.00 Jane 30?By balaneeT\>. Or? dinary. ls.071.98 June 30?By balance, Road Imp. Fund, 2.379.50 Total, |2t,990.88 Attest P, M. PITTS. .1 R. Sumter, Supervisor, Clerk i" Count) Commissioners. Summer >hls are hard !<? get rid of and frequently lead to asth? ma, bronchitis, nd hay fever. Do no( 1< 1 your cold get a hold on you, but use Fole> - Honey and Tar Com? pound foi iul? i; relief, w. H. \l !? n, ? In Ise; . Wis . says "\Ve prefer r on j > iionej an<i tat c ?>mpouiui 10 ough med! Ines because It ,a. Itlj ures coughs and colds, it w ill ward oft a cold If I iken In 1 oil dime. ? ontains no opiates sioerti 1 >rug store.