The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, September 18, 1912, Image 3
DR. SF.N I'LANs \ l.RFAT SYSTEM
Q9 RAILW AYS.
I?r??|M?-al. if \doptrd. Prohn hi > Would
' 5?111? hi Fxtcnslon of l*ri\lieges
to Foreigner*.
Peking Sept. 11.?The project for
a great scheme g| Chinese railways
whi< I kgMl the jofggiggi place in Dr,
Sun Yet s?>n's pi.'gramme hi* com?
manded the nut port of the Peking
government and nay involve a great
extension of privileges of foreigners
with possibilities of an immense In?
crease in China's foreign trade. The
government ha* authorized Dr, Sen
to establish a corporation to carry
? I a system of national railways
covering territory 70.000 miles in ex
teat.
Mixed Chinese and foreign com?
panies will b* granted concessions
throughout China proper for periods
of about 40 years, after which time
th< lines are to revert to China.
Similar concessions are to be given
to foreigner* for intermediate dis?
tricts, but the railroads in the fron?
tier provinces will be under exelu
|^ slv dy Chinese control and will be
financed through foreign loans apart
from the other rullways. Dr. Sun
Tat Sen's proposals, which, however,
are thus far without government
sanction, include the opening of the
whole of China proper to foreign
residence enterprise, foreigners to be
amenable to Chinese laws, through
special couris.
French. German and American
banks will participate with Llyods
bank In the new loan to China of
150.000.000. the agr? ement for which
recently was signed. The terms of
thla agreement Include the starting of
a bank having its head office in Lon?
don and a subordinate board at
Peking. The bank is to be capital?
ized at $10.000.00*. half of which will
be subscribed by Chinese.
President Yuan Shi Kai proposes
I to give Dr. Sun Yat Sen 30,000 taels
?$20.000) monthly to prote t his
scheme of railways throughout China
and the provisional assembly Is ex?
pected to Agree to this. Dr. Sun pro?
poses to borrow abroad, giving the
i ?nu iy- as >eourlt> until the profitl
a will pay the loans, whereupon the
lines will become government prop
erty.
This I* considered a clever p ditical
move, for while many sections of the
country distrust Yuan Shi Kai. rec
Sgglling only his capability, Suan Yat
I Sen Is a popular hero who Is most
likely to persuade the nation to ac?
cept foreign railway loans, which
were actually the cause of th ? late
revolution.
President Yuan has invited each
provisional governor to send three
fgyPSgglttgllISg to a confereiita to be
he'd at Peking, hoping to persuade
them of the necessity of a stiorg cen?
tral government, the interprovinelal
ties now being insecure. The presi?
dent's powers of persuasion ate re?
markable. .Men 'ome to Peking his
enemies and d??pa"t loyalists.
V The situ itaig |i ind' Med ?>? the
resignation gf i mesa bet of the as*
aembly who <-.i\t\ that the reason for
hu Withdraw i was the the govern?
ment no longCf recognized the feWJOUV
b|y. The presidential orders fre?
quently re?? ruble the imperial sdlOtl
I of forrio r days. One recent y cre?
ated another Mongolian duke. Ya.in's
rabliet remains obscure . nd i nport
ant affairs are conducted from the
president s oflSBC* Th,. a<tmg premier
Is Ch feg Ping Chun, president of th ?
bn ?rd of tin interior, an Old hdfcgfWal
who emerged from retirement with
Yuan Shi K i
The $50.ni?ooo<) loan which has
Ju*t been negotiated with the Llyod
lank it London is agitating l iking.
"Tie representative of the bank here
? ays that It Is merely a preliminary
loan and that all funds noOoSSSry for
the reorganization of China's tlnaie e
will be forth. ..mine;. There fej much
skepticism, how ? \ er. with reg ud to
the ultimate succtss of this st?- >. The
? plnbm Is expressed that If It Is sue
cessful thf six nation group of bank?
ers will be broken up. Their < .?un
' tersctlon is awaited with Interest.
What We WeSSt Forget.
it - rding to ?ctencsv ire ins things
.Ms.- late.I .* ,th our . ?I IV boll a* hie.
such as Pucklen's Arnica Salv*. that
Met her or grand mother used hi eure
< u r burns, bolls, scalds, sore*, skin
eruption*, cuts, sprains or brulsSi
Forty years of cures prove its merit
l'r.r ib d f >r p!l*?, corns or cold
sores. <?nly 2*i centM if Sib? rt'.? l>rug
Store.
It Ig BUFpCleing how helpless some
self-reliant people are when they
run e f ie.- !., foe with Some Itislg
r, in? ant trouble.
I might a Had < ?dd.
i^ist winter my son snught i vsry
Ind snM ??ml the way he coughed w I
} lennlhlni iffsadfnl." writes Mil ss
r?h K hunran of Tlpton. Iowa MWi
(nought sure ho was going Int.. < -n
- ISnptlOS W'e bought JllHt one bottle
of chamberlain's CoWffc Remedy and
tnit ?n? bottle stopped his ? oiigo ami
ir-d hii e.dd completely/' I'er sale
|f all dealers.
Tom, Do You Really Mean What You Had to Say About
The half is yet to be told. LISTEN! $10.00 Reward Paid to any man going there
with me and not buying something. You can't resist it! BE QUICK! * Get in
now! DON'T WAIT!
W. T. Rowland. - Southern Land 6 Investment Co., McBee.
EIGHTH MONTHLY
REPORT
Of Supervisor of Sumter County, S. C.
August 1-31.
Koails and Brides.
1483? t. J. Du BOM, 304 ft.
lumber, 5.47
1484? C, If, Pavis, hauling, la
? bor und luml?er, 2.50
1185?J. H. Holland, payt. lltg
gang. 259 hrs. 25.90
1487?W. K. McCoy, hauling
and labor, 2.00
14S8?W. M. Clay lord, labor, 6.50
1489?W, P. Proctor, ditching
and piping. 9.00
1493? A. M. London, lumber,
labor and hauling, 7.40
1494? t. L. Jones, labor, 5.oo
14?9?J. ii. Christmas, Its
it. lumber iai>or, hauling, i9.os
1500? Preston Parker, labor
and hauling, 1.50
1501? .Veil Spann, labor and
hauling, 7.oo
1502? Simon ?ynum, 2ho ft.
ft. lumtM r, 1.16
1503? Sim Davis, battling and
labor. 0.00
llll?a. J. Jones. 1 ?o foal
lumber, 2.40
I III .M. h. i: *k, dragging
road ?;?> hour?. 18.00
IMS?Geo, !'. Epperson, plows, 1.50
l;?i; Cnas Ellerbe, labor. 1.00
|i || ?t. <'. Joaey, labor and
, imber 1.11
15C3?vV. (J. Pierson, labor
and hauling. 15.10
ir.r.4?Oeo. Stevens, I 1-2 da.
work SCraper division. 5.50
llll?Henry Penenhaloy, la?
bor and hauling. 33.00
I IM ? J. II. Holland, payt. fitg
gang, Itl hrs. 19.80
1 SU ? \V. P. Punlap. hauling,
labor, lumber, 8.00
1009?W, A. James. 160 r.
yd*. 23 cu. yds; labor, 10.40
yds.; labor. 10.40
IIIS?J, H. Holland, payt fttg
gang. 193 hrs. 19.30
1615?W. O. W?lls, dragging
road. 2.7
llll ? Henry Thompson, battl?
ing and labor, 3.5
1110?J. L. ClUlls, llll ft, lum?
ber, 60.51
1111?A. O, Wadford, 4 299 ft
lumber, 85.91
IIS4? U B, Branson, labor &
hauling. 9.01
llll ,i. L Brogdon, I days
I horses, 12.0?
1626? A. W. Newman, strlgers,
labor, hauling. 11.8
1627? J. II. Holland, payt. lltg
sang. 111 hrs. ll.l
! Ill -4 \ M. 1 ?orn. labor and
hauling, I.I
US!?Thoa, Mack, cutting out
stumps, 1.1
! I II?S. B. I >avis. so ft. lum?
ber .7
1675?J. 11. Holland, payt. Mtg
sang, 20.10
Total. 1171.0
?glgrlea,
1141 Bam Newman, par! sal,
as Rural Police, Aug. IM
1 ''.'17 "j, i '?. CrOUCh, sal. 2 da.
Township Bd, As. 4.
1134 Warren a. James, sal.
Id uuard C, P. Aug. 40.
llll?yy. j. Rees, sal. Mag.
"th Pis. Aug. 3."..:
I ill p. c, chandler, sal. Con.
I'd Pis. Aug. K.:
i'.n ?p. m. Pitts, sai. Co, Su?
pervisor, Aug. 133.
1141?J. P. Sumter. sal. ('Ik.
to Com. Aug. 90.
114 <\ m . Young, part sal.
Rural Policeman, Aug. 40.
1614?Sam Newman, bal sal.
Rural Poii.en an, Aug. 58.
1141??Ales Norrie, sal. Rural
Policeman, Aug. IS.,
||4t>?C, If, Young, bal. val.
Rural Policeman, Aug. 41,
II it? R, K, Wilder, sal Co.
Auditor, Aug. 44,
1141 p. <'. Wallace, sal Co.
Treasurer, Aug, 11
1141?W, h. Epperson, sal as
Sheriff, Aug, IIS.
; 1 0 s. i\ 1'iou era, pal Cor?
oner, Aug? 4L
iII1 .1. 11 i la) nsworth, sal,
So. gupl, Bd, Aug, 108.
Uli 1 . L Player, s>i Mag.
1st Hist Aug. IS,
llll Qeo, t. DesChamps, sal
Mag. Ind Hist. Aug. 12.
1 IS ? ii. U, P. Wells, sal Mag
:ird lust. Aug. 52.
IIIS ?P. U Hurkett, s;l Mag.
Ith lust. AU? 29.
i III - j, L. ?Ullis. ~al Mag.
7th l?i?t. Aua 11
1117?-If, J. Morris, sal, <'<-n
lei Dud, Aug. I.
Isir?g W, .1 Mnklns, sal. Con,
Srd iWSt, Amu. II,
lilt- 1?. A. Allsbronks, sal,
Con. ?tb 1 det, Aug. IS,
llll?j, j, Ueddings, sal Con
an Wsl. tug, II,
llll?H. p. Boykln, sal. Con,
?;t?i 1 m t. Aug. 1 ?*?.
1 ?.??:: P. P. 1 iron a, sal, Con<
7th PPt. Aug. 6,
1 ?:?;:; 1?. p. Rrunson s., 1. Over
aat r (' 11, A ug. 7 B,
1 Rfl I i?. p Rrunson, sal for
lei Guard, Aug. 10
III i .1. ii. Holland, sal < ?\vr
* . r, 1 llg? anag Aug. 10
HIS 11 s Kesbttt, sal, night
guard. Aug, 40
1 im im?. Ilradnain sal over?
seer. Scraper No, I, II da, II
i?;?;7?a. Ii Grooms, sal, Over?
gsefi Scrsper No, I 27 da, 16
IMS?-L. D, Jennings, sal Co.
Atty. July A Aug. 2 5.00
1669?James Mtokens, sal Jan?
itor. Aug. 2.").00
Total. $1,506.86
Alms House,
1477?C, J, Lommon, M. D,
med, attention. July, 37.50
1482?1.. D, Mitchell, dietg.
inmates, July, 169.55
1509? Stubbs Bros, clothing, 150
1510? O'Donnell & Co., cloth,
tobacco, etc. June-July, 15.SO
1513?J. D, Cralg Fur. Co. 1
coffin, 6.50
1517?Qeo. H. Hurst, mattress?
es and pillows, 4.50
1524?D. J. Chandler Clo, Co.
clothing. 1.00
1530?j. M. Chandler, clothing, 4.00
15 37?DeLorme's Pharmacy,
drugs, med. 2nd qr. 23.9 2
1674?B. 1>. Mitchell, dietg.
inmates, Aug. 183.50
Total, 447.77
Chain dang.
1478? -Alex, Rose, shoeing
mules, 3.00
1479? a. J. Hatfleld, paid ex
hand ami sup. scr. dlv. 4.15
1 190?Frank Parker, 5 hrs. la?
hm, .50
I4!?r>?R, W. Bradham, repairs
and shoeing, 4.75
1507 ? Booth-Harby L. 8. Co.
50 l>u. corn, 610 lb, hay, 65.06
1608?Crosswell & Co 60 bu.
corn. 1 264 lbs. hay. sup?
plies. 302.94
1513?J. D. Cralg Fur. Co. 1
cot, 3.50
1614 ? Rettenberg & Co, 80 bu
corn, 30.90
l B l r. Bumter Hdw, Co, tools. 16,85
1519?DuRant Hdw. Co. tools, 13.65
1521?J. J. Whllden, repairs 4.70
1527?Bumter Oro, Co, sup.
Scraper division, 3,76
1 532?Hums HdW. Co. tUOll
and nails. 4.70
1634?Moses Green, supplies 12.52
1537?DeLorme's Pharmacy,
drugs, med. 2d qr, 8.30
1540?Wltherspoon Bros, shoe
Mfg. Co. 7 2 pr, pris.
shoes. 126.00
1544?Union Brokerage Co,
supplies. 4 2.98
1645?J, a. Parrlsh, frt. dray
tents and axles. 2.35
1 5 17- X. B, M urrav. 2000 11?.-.
hay, 25.00
i nits?Fulton Hag & Cotton
Mills teilt and By, 17.20
16la- h. B. Brunson, R, .R.
fare 10 eon. SUPP, 7.60
i?i|t;?s. a. Harvln, supplies 53.68
mis?j. R, Bumter, express
paid axle bxs. 1.15
1680?City of Bumter, convict
hire. Aug. 114.20
1633?Warren A. James, sup.
purchased, Aug. 15.10
i<;';7 ? Austin Bros, road ma?
chinery repair parts, 25.10
1671- ?>o. Express Co, express
repair parts. 1.30
1672? H. <?. Bradham, R. R,
fare and repairs. 1.35
167?;?I?. w. Owens, transpt.
prisoner, 1.00
Total. $926.58
Public Buildings.
I486?E. Holmes, 36 1-2 hrs.
c. H. Grounds, 3.55
l 192?Auld'j Grocery Co. Ice,
July. 3.00
1611 a. J. Ard, repairs to
clost t. 2.25
1516?Sumter Hdw. Co. 100 ft,
R. hose. l 1.00
1619 DuRant Hdw. Co, cooler, 3.85
1533?J. r. Commander, ice,
July. 9.00
1538 Sumter Lighting Co,
lights. June-July. s.io
1 557?R. Holmes, 21 1-2 hrs.
work on C, ii grounds, 2.15
1617?K. Hohue<. 52 1-2 hrs.
C. H, grounds, 5.2 5
16 29 ? K. Holmes ? 1 1-2 hrs.
labor. C. II. grounds, 5.45
Total, $56.60
Jail.
1477?C, .1. Lemmon, M. l >.
med. atten. 9.00
l .".a i \v. 11. Epperson, dietg.
prisoners, July, 96.80
I 5 1 o?o'l ?onm II & Co. brooms, 1.20
1537 DeLorme's Pharmacy,
drugs medicines, 11.35
1 538- Sumter Lighting <'<>.
lights. July. 2.95
1IH r. \v. I lennett, la hoi- and
material, plumbing, 15.00
Total. $136.30
< 'oiitlngcnl.
l 17?'. - T. K. i:i> hard -on. i pro?
ceedings in lunacy,
stamps. 40.50
1477 c. J. I .. ui m.m M I ?
vaccinating, -mall pox
work, 81.90
1480?11, M. Jackson, nursing
tuberculosis case, Aug. 10.00
1 |9fl i.. \V. Hootl, urrestlng
delivering prisoner, 1.70
1 198 ? W. R. M Hl?, M ? H
l post im u i,; 'j exams,
lunacy, 15.00
1505 W. ll Kpperson, trans,
lunatic office exp. July, 37.45
1506 w. H Rpperson, trans,
lunatic, office exp. June, 53.35
i:. 12 I 'arrott's i look Klorc, of
lie,, supplies, 2.30
1515 Ralph HHI, ' rasing, 13.95
Ifil? l ?ui:ant Hdu. i 'o. locks
for ball.o boxes, 3.55
1520 .i. .1 Geddings, guarding
ami bo it ding prisoner 2.00
1522 ll W. Cooper, repairs
to auto, 16.25
1523?J. A. Mood, M. D. exam
in lunacy. 5.00
1 525?Jenkins Auto Spety. Co.
Co, repair parts, auto, S.75
L529?Osteen Pub. Co., ptg. 7.50
153]?J. A. Epperson, serving
cor. jury. 2.00
1~>35?Knight Bros, office sup?
plies and pub. report. 10.^
1536?J, I >. Bnlrer Garage Co,
1 inn?t tube, auto, 5.5m
i S37?DeLorme's Pharmacy,
med. and drugs, 5.55
1539?M. L. Palmer. M. 1>.
2 exams. In lunacy, 10.00
1541?C. W. Birnie, M. D.
exam in lunacy, 5.00
1 54 2?Geo. P. Epperson, gaso?
line and oil. S.98
1 56 2?Sam Newman, paid to
detective, 12.00
1606?J. R. Sumter, stamps, 2.00
1611 ? II. B. 1 Joy kin, transptg.
prisoner, 3.00
1614?J. 11. Sumter, telep.
telegram, drayage, 1.15
1622?Jake Lane, burying in?
fant (colored), 1.50
1631?Geo, 1). Barnard & Co.
2 supervisor's check,
books, 38.50
j 1636?Carl Ii. Epps, M. D. post
mort. and disin. 10.00
. 1638?J. A. Parrish, hauling
ballot boxes. 1.00
' 1 670?H. L, B, Welle, rent of
tice. Aug. 5.00
' Tidal. $420.86
Koad Improvement Fund.
. 14M?James Brunson, 3558 r.
' yds. 3 7 cu. yds. gradg, 153.61
1491?Sumter Transfer Co.
hauling c. 1. pipe, 7.50
1497?Chattanooga Sewer Pipe
I A F. B, Co. 4 00 ft. T. C.
! pipe, S2.00
1550?James Brunson, 5147 r.
yds. grading, 196.83
1558?A. M. London. 107 cu.
yds. 15so r. yds. 3 7.48
! 1612?Jas. Brunson, 5 277 r.
yds. 62 1-2 cu. yds labor. 160.48
11621?James Brunson, 1 406 cu
yds. grading. 127.80
; 1?'?73?James Brunson. 1083
yds. grading, 4 3.92
Total, 809.62
Fx-Confederato Pensions.
154 s?Henry David. Pension,
August, 3.00
1651?T. W. Prltchard, "
August, 3.00
15 59?E. R. Sanders.
August. 3.00
1560?H. X. Idol,
August.
1564 ? W. J. Atkinson.
Anglist, 3.00
1666?W. B. Norton,
August, 3.00
; 1666?Owen Sanders,
August. 3.00
1 567 ? B. B. Thames,
August, 3.00
1568?T. w. G. Geddings, "
August. 3.00
1569 J. B. Ardls,
August, v
1 5 70- .las. Lewis,
August. 3.00
!1571?.Jas. Allsbrooks,
August. 3.00
1 572?11. M, Spann.
August, 3.00
157;'>?Abram Ardls,
August. 3.00
1574? W. A. Weldon,
August. 3.00
1575? Sumter Belk.
August, 3.00
15 7?'. ? Henry Morris.
August, 3.00
1 577?T. s. Poole.
August. 3.00
l 578?P. W. Burgess,
August, 3.00
1 579 (leo. W, Jones
August. 3.00
l 580 ?James 1 torn,
August. 3.00
1681 J, M. Smith.
August. S.OO
1582- M. .1. Morris.
August, 3.00 !
1583 T. Benenhaley,
August, 3.00
1584? B. M. Powell,
August. 3.00
1585? J. M. Geddings,
August, 3.00
l 586?1I. W. Scott,
August. 3.00
1 587?1 lampion Bee.
August. 3.00
If)KS?M. II. Boy kin.
August, 3.00
l 589 (ifu. 11 a ncock,
August, 3.00
1690 ?A. II. Weeks,
August, 3. "0
1591 -Henry s?. ?t t.
August, 3.00
I r.'.t i John Outlaw,
August, 3.00
1 59J1 -J. P. Windham,
August, 3.00
1 59 I Irby S. Windham.
August. 3.00
i r>95 w. .i i tru nson,
August, 3.00
1 596 .bdin Turner.
August, 3.00
1 :,;t7 s. J, I irown,
August.. 3.00
598 It, 11 I 'oi.pi r.
August, 3.00
ir?99 W II liny kin,
August,
1600- L. J. Bradford,
August,
l 60 l * T. i'. Edwards,
August, 3.00
1602 W. B. I/o key,
Od
0 0
5 If Its Merchandise ?
?-HARRELSON'S CASH STORE HAS IT-J
^ Just In Irom the North, the linest line of Hats, Caps, Clothing, mm
2 6tC, you could wish to see, and the prices are RIGHT. Come with ^
mm the crowd to our special bargain days?Wednesday and Saturday. *"
S D. Harrelson, St. Charles, S. C. a
tjg "TUE BRICK STORE." |
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A UgUSt,
10 0 3?W. J. Ardis,
August,
1GU4?W. A. Partin.
AugUit,
1605?J. T. Hays.
Augu-i.
1561?J. W. Partin,
August,
Total.$141.00
Amounts Received,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
mill and 7 per cent
delinquent taxes,.
Aug. 1-16?To received i'rom
\Y. j. Rees, State vs.
Daniel Buckner,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
\V. J. Poes, Statt* vs.
.Mary Rhodes,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
\v. J. Poos, state vs.
TUlle Williams.
Aug. 1-1?;?To received from
w. j. por>. state vs.
Robt. Jackson,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
W. J. Poos, State vs.
Boyd \.dger,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
W. .1. Poos. State vs.
Richard Alston,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
W. j. Rees, State vs.
Allen Gary,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
W. J. Rees, state vs.
License, small show,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
P. P. Burkett, State vs.
Hattte Loney,
[Aug. 1-16?To received from
P. L. Purkott. State vs.
ciara Loney.
Aug. 1-16?To received from
p. P. Burkett, State vs.
Plummer Davis, Jr.
Aug. 1-16?To received from
P.. P. Burkett, State vs.
P. w. Parker, Jr.
Atig. l-l'.? To received from
P. P. Burkett, state vs.
J. r. Cummlngs,
Aug. 1-16?-To received from
P. P. Burkett, state vs.
Robinson Knox,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
i p. L. Burkett, state vs.
Isaac Pnlwood.
Aug. 1-1 6 Ti? !?<?' elved fn?m
P. f.. Parkett. State vs.
Andrew Bolden.
Aug. 1-16?To received from
p. P. Burkett, State vs.
James Bolden,
Aug. 1-1?;?To received from
11. P P. Wells, State vs
Roben Loney,
Aug. l-l*'. 'l'o received from
P. P. B. W?lls, State vs
Horace Peram,
Aug. 1-16?To received from
H. L. P. Wells, State vs
Jake Randolph,
Aug. 1-16? To received from
H. P. P. WellS, State vs
j. P. Andrews, i.
Aug. 1-16?-To received from
H. P. P. Wells, State vs
Robert Jackson, 10.
Aug. l -1 ?; T< i reeel\ ed from
1 i. I.. B. W.lls. Slate vs
Wash Reams, 10.
Aug. 1-16? To received from
H. 1.. P. Wells, State vs
Harrison Leaf, 1.
Aug. 1-1?; To received from
>I. p B Wells, State vs
Marcus Sanders, 10.
Aug. 1 -1 ?'? To received from
n. L p. Wo'is. State vs
Thos. m Faddin, P
Aug. 1-16 To received from
H. P. B. WellS, State VS
.las. LVelson, ".
Aug. 1-16 To received from
H. L. B. W?lls. Statt- vs
Michael Willis. jo.
Aug. 1-16 To received from
H. I.. B. WellS, Statt- vs
.las. McPride, 15.
Aug. 1 -1 ? To received from
11. I. B. Wells, State vs
Paul m. Bride, 1".
Aug. 1-16 To received from
H. L. 1'.. Wells, State \s
WiUis Blandina, 6.
Aug. 1-16 To received from
11. i. M, Wells, State vs
Llddie Mallard. l".
Total. |358.
Revupll olat ion.
Aug. 1 'I'?' balance Co, ( ?r
.Unity. 15,894.
Aug. I -To balance Road
Improvement turn I. 1 .'J .'?'.?.
Aug. I -'? 1 To ? > < ei\ ? (I from
all sour< < -. v
Total. 117.512.
Aug. I -31? Bj paid war?
rants, net. I: ,v I Me-. 1 7 I
Aug. I-:'. 1 B> paid uar
rants. a< t. Salaries, 1 .r?<?6
Aug. 1-31 ? By paid war?
rants, act. Alms Hoiue, 147.77
Aug. 1-31?By paid war?
rants, act Chain Gang, '36.5S
Aug. 1-31?By paid war?
rants, act Pub. Bide*, 56.60
Aug. 1-31?By paid war?
rants act Jail. 136.30
Aug. 1-31?By paid war?
rants, act. Contingent, 420.86
Aug. 1-31?-By paid war?
rants, act. Pensions, 141.00
Aug. 1-31?By paid war?
rants, act. K. Imp. fund, S09.62
Aug. 31?By balance Co. or?
dinary, 12.U6.15
Aug. 3.1.?By balance Road
Imp. Fund, iO.53
Total. $17,312.33
P. II. PITTS.
Attest: Supervisor.
J. H. Sumter.
Clerk to Commissioners.
l iiclo I ./.im Says:
"It don't take more'n a gill jv ef?
fort to git folks into a peck of trou?
ble" and a little neglect oi constipa?
tion, biliousness, indigestion or other
liver d. rangenient will do the same.
If ailing, take Dr. King's New Life
Pills for quick results. Easy, safe,
sure, and only 25 cents at S.bert's
Drug Store.
Where ignoranco is bliss it is folly
to cultivate the acquaintance of a
( ha > th.it knows it all.
Tin* Men Who Succeed.
ai lo ads of large enterprises are men
of great energy. Success, today, de?
mands health. To ail is to fail. It's
Utter folly for a man to endure a
weak, run-down, half alive condition
when Electric Hitters will put him
r'ght on his feet in short order.
"Four bottle* did me more real good
than any other medicine 1 ever took,"
writes Cha*. B, Allen. Sylvania. Ga.
"After years of suffering with rheu?
matism, liver trouble, stomach disor?
ders and deranged kidneys. 1 am
again, thanks to Electric Bitters,
sound and well." Try them. Only
0 cents at Stbert's Drug Store.
A man's
appearance
ha* more to do witli his BUOO0SS
ottsy than it ever had.
Anything that contributes to Ills
look of wtll In lionrss is justified?
yes*. NECESSARY,
is there anything that yon know of
tluit advertises siuvo-vs more than
A SICE RING?
Certainly, nothing that a man wears
more in evidence.
A few dollars spent on a ring, any
good ring, will prove to lie ;,n
Investment to most men.
I/?*t us phot- our stock before
you Mr. Mao Thea a*>k all the
questions you like.
We replace all -tone?, in ring-, wc
M'U. free, e\e? pi diamond-.
W. A. Thompson,
nswELFn >?: ? i?prt< i \\.
Geo. H. Hurst,
V X HERTAK Ell 1X11 KMBALMER
l*rompl sttention to da| or night
? alls.
\ l ? ?II? .1 I? CIIAIG M \\l> 2<?2 \
Main Street.
I>a> Phone 53t. Nigh! Phono 201