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I * ? TU UM \M) J| ||\', ? aasen;'i <.1., i.ii ( ,,, _ Kales ? i mm; I old ? ii.i I ,i \? .hmI How I'l .Hid Ma> It Practised, ?vioniMu. o? t. 11. ?a letter from ftssnhtfettef General Jonce' oners to? nsil ee owrnt) matters in general will ? ??? ??f latcrssl in svery e nnty in ti" State. Tin m.iiniM in from Mr. JotlflM nlllce is in r? |?l> a communication trom Ksrshnw county* Tin sttseraent follows : Mr. \V. ' ScukIc. Foroman of tin ?Jr.itid .lory lor K?n haw Couiltyi BSS/hhs, S. t\ Deef Sji I am in rOOSjipl of your rhlwod hattet nf Um its' tnsti and n ply to your unset Ions ee follows; t. This ssne* does net ohsei over thp tax dnnttcats ei prepared b) the auditor f<?r the purpose ..i ascertain* im? whether of nel nil property In tin ?ounty is rslnrasd for taietton, nntl has no mo.ins of ro.olily lletOCtltUt Wfcotlh r >?r not an> property In tin county has Imni omitted fr.un tin- t.tx duplicate either intentii nally. or through c.u< I? >-n.-?> It d m s idiar};< ihe trous m r with the ; ;grcgat* ( noonnt el taxes to in- collected USi shown '.<> tin tax duplicate prc| urcil hy the auditor from the r-turns. II t hen credits tho county treasure r With the amount of cash turned over um taxes ro||ei-t.-d and the l ir.ount oi nulla l?oi a tOJtSt returns produced >?\ him. ssMswlnsj that he has been nn aide to i olle? t the ta o I charged a<ainst h rn then lor. Tin- 11 casufl'l ta also re< uired to make monthly re? turn* of his collection oi taxes, sworn to \>\ Mm .in.: iin asjsji rat< ntnounl oi ih?s? ndl> ct ii.io. should tally with the net amount chufSjOd ukainst him on the t i* duplleate, after deductlltl therefrom the amount of UUN return? ed hi rrilla lior.a <>r in the hands oi the .shellIT for collection. In this way th in sosifof is held nceonntnbls for all taxes charged upon the tax du pluai- . Tin- (r asurer is forbidden by law from collecting any i.ixes not charged up. n the duplicate. The law provides that u it is di . ..\?nd dur nu the Um? >? !? the odl< ? tion of taxes thai any |?r?ly has been omitted Iron the tax dui ?eato Of not returned for tix.itu.n. nn addi? tional return <an be madle to the auditor upon the uuditor lurnishiiu; n eofsj of nheh nddltli n il charge to the county treasurer: he is then au? thorised to collect the same. Tin . i additional charges ai;ainM the coun ly treasurer are repotted hy the cOtW ly auditor to the Cotaptraltsf Qen ral ami added to the amount chanted u^ainst the count] treasur? er on the lax duplicate, it is of course posslhle. If there were collusion I ?et wet n the eounty auditor ami coun? ts treasurer, lor taxes to he collected ?y the e.uinty tr< usurer in addition I" tln.se ct arntcd against him on tin t ix duplicate. I Jut this is ted likely to in < nr. and shonld SUOh a SnUt arise, th*.int> treasurer would i>e liahh to Indictment and severe put., iitiu nl and his hoiid would he respoiislhle for the amount of taxes so collet ted. Answering youf SSCond qtl stin. I will afite that this olla,. ihn Kiep a complete reeeed c4 nil tunei eollceted Im each county, as shown hy tin eWorS reports ..I the c> unt> :i i ur ??r. aad Ins annu.tl m ti It ?men; a It Is sensible fori ton?... treasurer t<> col ie? t moot s for ttnee end penalties turned ever b] the mUKletl'Ut? ol Heenet paid him wlilch uro not ejsnrsjed end net le be charKo-u nsjnlnet bust en ih<- tax duplicat?*; and il he I id> o" oniltS I? ? imikc thes* snernes uaatuMt himself In his t a>.h M i-tpt . i In- aiuhtt.i and t't?nip tioiier Oenernl sshfhl n< rer now of it unless if wa< (||.v. ,,\ in d h> th Sjfsssd Nrj i?' ? h? 11 ini nvef the boolu ?if ins Nseni tt it. and tllndnverlnii i asnrret ua * between tits fines and at ? th . turned hut b) t h? in t ?? th ? ?..int\ ire estirsr end but reporti Inaceof. The law dees require tin i t. iru'e M port 11 the count) nmiiittr (he amounts o, ; nei nml r aalties turned over to the county tr?-a oi t i. and If I hi Is dom thi 0 ? i. .i ] . h. i . .i .,\ ? r. Wo. do (lot k ,,\ sjf ih. mo 11 port* i b) I be Sfsfhs of n.iiri and >)hmii ai havInfi bi r turiu-ti ... i [?. (he ? ? tin.i. tree uier. and we tt.un >l. IttC II.1 Ihe tit i mrer .n,(| ..I i he i |e| 1. t.l .>' ? le e h t ntrit a I'ut this I a natter whs h lbs -m\ ind |ui should snfsrelall) ?????> m .. Tie- sash i und .i ".< ..s in w hit h i he pith lie I und- ... ? i. ..? .'? i * .i u| mi n* plle?l is in their dishur ? mi nt in ... mi ni of Impi ass ? .. . iruvn mi ? i ksana Thl m itt< r is ? ne n it h Wim h it-. ? foni|Hr-.iit i? oip.. cue du nothing ni l. -s n i )?. , ,. . attention. The audit n ..ihe. ),,. ,. laahi at tin- w.it i:i... ihe < out 1 ommi-si..iieis or tin count) Ire? n ??r for tin nwtfMSJS of ...i that il eettut) ireaeurer s ? tuthfuised make the pn ...*?!'?. hUl a bethel ti i aanl] i ?mm ? ? iltm4 rs i houh I hav< i?u*ti a ? wan ml or nol t ? ... i ? mm r whteh h- the c?mi?troll r ??r.i I. ha ? no - oMirot . r lime t?i ? ejntne Into tin ???.I i i II ?> of ntei ? of en? h Indh .t! I ein lh< ? oi nt". The . .... mattere which sh? uld he Ii ? 1 ited '-\ I he I rai rt j mr>, a* tin- eOttWt) mil) Ii SS mone) In this direction without the Comp? troller Qoncrul <?r any uuitltiny iiom? pany ietectlns It. Tin rc arc casoi In which ? count) bai been much benc tiled by having Ita books audited but ibis in every vine depends upon tIn Ihoroulfhni and chumeter ol ?1 *? - auditing work done. i<> order ? 11;?i Ihe nudll ma) be of any substantial benefit ol the countyi 11 committee ol the irrund Jury should work with 11 ?? auditor nnd look Intu the character ol tin- claims whlch'have been paid, ami ??n w Iii? b the county's money has bei n disbursed. \. mi. it Is necessary thai the ex pert doing tin- eudltini bt the coun iy*i b ?oka and cluim* should be fa mlllar with the law ol the Stats gov? erning, such transactions and thua able ti? detect end call to the atten? tion ol the grand .jury Improper dls buns ments which have been made, ..i violations ol law which have been pormltted by county officials. A mere i forma] audit and rc-statemenl ol the affairs ol the oounty In n mass ??i figures by so-called experts who are ?imply bookkeepers, unfamiliar with the laws <?!" the State governing the transactions ol county affair* Is a. wash- ol money and of no value JIq the countyi and In many Instances o hindrance rather than ? help to the work ol this office in examining Into and ascertaining tin- true stattti oi County alTaiis. i have lust bad an Inveotlg?ilon ami nudll ol the affairs ol Kershaw county completed b) Mr. Louis A. Hearson, s |as expert employe d by rac, ? nil rm sending you under separat*1 cover ? oopy ol the same lor the use <?f the grand jury. Practically the only amount ol money to !>?? accounted for to Iho county Is thai ? i?t?- by Rx?8herlff Tranthama on account ol taxes col? lected for ths year l??t?lo, which you will And on page 7 ol tbo ex? pert's report, i have given the At tome) General's office n transcript ol this portion of the reporti with the request that he lake such action as ii deems pro] r In the premises for the protection ol the4interest of the county* Yours very truly, a. W, .i< iNS] % t Comptroller General. Columbia, t >< t. l:. i>m Vou Dread %'our Meals? Your food does you lit11 ? ? good When you have no desire for It, when you dread meat time. What you need is Chamberlain's Tablet* Tiny will sharpen your appetite, strengthen your digestion ami give you a relish i<?r your meal* Por salt by all deal era?Advt VOVNUKR l'\M\llti(s| l\ JAIL. Arrested Just lief ore tttcniptlng to Mklress Militant Meeting, London. Oei 14.?-Sylvia Pankhurst, who w as the central figure ol s llerce struggle hurt night between the police niui militant suffragists in tin- Keast ibiti of London, was arrested i<>11i::111 when about to enter the Popular Town Mall to address another meet* i The militant:- attempted to res? cue her, but the police placed her lit u tax lea b and drove to the llollowny. TraAc in tYnrcign Countries, in foreign countries you come Into t'limpetltlon with the beet goods from ever) land, An article must have merit ol the highest order to win ? I <*e m< in man) ol these countries Chamberlain's Cough Remedy i. the m.'-t popular medicine In ase for .Khs and colds because it Is the ? -'. I "i" sale b> all dealer* \d\t. Washington, Oct. 13.? Fifteen-year ? ?id Hobble Crawford, the messenger who rode it: trout ol President Wll wm'i automobile a few days ago, won a happy lad today* When he left the h< pltal fully recovered he received i in n.t iien a in ? i. ths gift ol ths ? Idenl ami a |m i. onal letter. i mach 'i arable ami Constliuitkiii <'uri ii. "I was i lelt for t hrce year ; \\ ? 11? stomach trooble and const I put Ion, doctored contlnuall) with different ph) Ickm . with only tempor?r) re ?It f, ' soys Mi;. i|. ier Walte, ??. 1 a m * erp, ? >hlo, a i rlcml od\ Ised m< io \t} ChnmlM rluIn Tubleli. a hlcli i did, an.i continued to use I hem foi one year and the) completely cured n ? . i.il) of the stomaeh I rouble i but also ol the constipation." Kor i als b) .?il denk r* Ad t. hi' OWh'C XoH t M>?n. < Sounty Ti ? u rer H, C Wallace in il i\ ii.oi bis office oj?? n to r* col\ taxes, accord I mi to law. ami will i? r?'ii<l) from now on to take in Inxi ITp in noon toiki) uImuiI two hutulri" d >llai> l.a<> Is en taken in b) i to ol ! i ?', I - ii of Minor VllmCllt* nf i in- minor ailment* .i <.?!.! i i I . the most il.inu' !??? . not in Itself lull i in i i s?. : discs ei It so often lu pneumoiils and oonsump* ., i \ \ Kturt v*. Ii ii n cold. Win i' .. i hn\ ? a ? old \ oil i re much more , i . ; .. contract t he Infectb tut dl? fh is d phi in i la, Bcarlet fi \ . : ritred. ti fact, tfhaml?erli iii i 'oi 'i i ?. mi .; In famous for Its t iri? ? of ihl mo i common! nllment, and i i i- . int und s?t?- io t.-iki-. Why I h I* i" rate eliance? w hi s 1 ? ? reliable aim trustworthy a medicine mo; l?e obtained I "i s nuarter. i 'oi Wil l. HU \<? \l>.l;?t KNMKNT. < urrcncy l > i 11 Must be Disposed of lloforc Congress * Uest. Washington, I?et. 13.?Debate 111 ih<' senate todus inude it quite plaitt thai there Is to be m<> adjournment or reeess <?r congress until the cur reney reform bill Is disposed of. A? iii.' same time, with the prospect of having the currency measure brought into Um' senate from the committee anywhere from oarly nexl month to som< time in January, Democrats pre? pared t<? objoci to having any other general legislation sei for considera? tion during the first two months of the regular session beginning Decem? ber i on the mound that the legisla? tive road must be kept clear for cur? rency? Senator Lewis, Democratic whip, \"i><d the sentiment of the majority leaders against any adjournment or recess, "The Invisible board of control w ileh objoci to domination of the finances of the country being; placed in the hands of n visible board," he said, "has been at work endeavoring to show that ii could coerce this sen? ate, this government, Into declining to act on thia legislation ,pr accepting the alternative of writing the bill ac? cording to the ideas of tln.se gentle? men. The question row- is whether we shall allow the gentlemen to place themselves In the position before ti" country of having been aide by their ur anlsed opposition to hull> the sen? ate into having permitted n reeess." Senators lloke Smith, Heed and others objected to setting any other legislation ror consideration before Februarya Senator Smith blocking a plan id MX Jaqutiry 9 to -'.? as the time for taking up a woman BUffrage con? stitutional amendment. MAY POSTPONE VERDICT, lYobublltty is That Will be Long Be? fore sul/.cr Verdict is lieaehed. Albany, N. V., Oct. 14.?The possi .aidlii.v "i ;m indctlnitely long delay in reaeiiihf: a verdict as to the guilt or innoccVice of Qov. William Sulser loomed "i' at his impeachment trial today. This was suggested when coun? sel fdr the impeachment managers usked that the court recommend to the assembly the bringing of a new article of Impeachment in the event the testimony of Duncan W. Peck, superintend* nt of public Works, and of Henry L#. Morgcnthau, ambassador i<? Turkey, should be found not to be relevant to any charge contained in the present articles. Whether this testimony was rel? evant to article 4, which charges the governor with suppressing evi? dence before the F*rawley Investiga? ting committee today was the sub Jci t of debate in executive session ami was undecided when adjournment was taken until tomorrow morning. The executive session will be contin? ued tomorrow and on the result of I the court's deliberations will de? pend the question whether it will proceed to vote now or await the ac? tion of the assembly on the ques? tion of bringing the suggested new ar? ticle of Impeachment. The pri?.f cotton is still off from what it was a couple of weeks ago, but the farmers are still selling, ap? parently, as rapidly as they can Ket i heir crop picked. NINTH MONTHLY REPORT si rr. i-:{o, iota. I loads and Bridget, k?t:: ~C, s. Ellerbo, hauling and labor, i"7i r. M, i'itis, Payl frcighl on pipe, etc., iOtiJ W, J, Young, Paid fur nails, bridges, 1087 DuRant, Hardware Co., Nails, 4 102 I),-, ftf. S, Kirk, Road work, 4118 I. R. Prescott, 100 ft, lumber and work on bridge, ii:' i W. ii. Be k. .vj hrs. dragging road, 4131 '. M. Dorn, work on bridges, team, self and bunds, 4132 \. L. Groom . work on road an<}i bridges, 1133 J. II. Holland. Pay't. 286 hrs. work Fltg. gang, 4134 L, w. Warren, 1,216 ft, bridge lumber, 113(1 I. Benenhaly, work on road. H i:'. ri. T. MetSlveen, work on - bridges, 4145 A. T. llaynswor.th, Dragging road 12 hours, iiis 8, C, McElveon, work on bridges, 1165 lick Nathaniel, Cutting out i tree, 1107" Sam Green, work on bridge, 4198 J. 14, Holland, Pay't. 330 brs. work Fltg. gang, 1199 Andy Jackson, use team ;: days, 1300 J, T. Brogdon, Labor and lumber, 1205 Bmanuel & Co., work on road, 1207 J. ii. Holland, Pay't, 180 brs. work Fltg. gang, 4208 C, \V. Brunson, 208 ft. lumber and labor, 4211 W, S, Chandler, Work on bridges, team. bands, self, 1212 llenr) Benenhaly, rutting in pine, ?-1 3 R, A. l lennls, Work on road. I21C . It. Terry. Work on road, team, hands, s? If, 1224 J. il. Holland, Pay't. 183 hrs.. work Fltg. gang, 1231 13111s Johnson, WOrk on road, .>???? Salaries. *.V. B, Bi rns, j dys. hoard tax assessors, D. B, Brunson, Tart sal. as Supt, Chain (Jang, W, A. .I.nms. Sal. as 2nd guard Chain (Jang, .1. C. Bradham, Sal, as niglit guard Chain Gang, .lam Mickens, Sal. as Janitor C, II., P, M. Pitts, Sal. as Supervisor, R. L, McLeod, Sal. as Clk. Co. Coins., 225 .!. H, Holland, Sal. ;is Supt. Fltg. Gang, 226 D. B. Brunson, Hal. sal. as Supt. C. G., 227 H, B, Boykln, Sal. as Const. 6th Dist., 228 .Mex Norris, Sol. as Rural Policeman, 229 J. il. Scale, Sal. as Rural Policeman, 230 (I. W'. M Manns. Sal. as Over-seer Ser. Clang, 232 s. F, Fl rwers, Bal. as Coroner, 333 R, 11. Wilder, Sal, as Auditor, 234 B, ('. Wallace, Sal as Treasurer. 335 II, L, Scarborough, Bal. sal. ua C, C, C, P., "rd Quar., 230 J, K. Bradford, Bal. as ShorlfT, 237 .1 H, llaynsworllt, Sal. as Supt. Education, &J8 F, I-. Player, Sal. as .Maeis. Ist Bist., G, T. DesChamps, Sal. as Magla. 2nd Dist., 240 ii. L, B, Wells, sal. as Magis. 3rd '?ist., 2 Ii J, A. 11 od go, Sal. as Magis. Ith ??ist.. 242 W, J. Rees, Sal. as Magia. 5th l>isi.. 243 Ii. 11, Burkett, Bal. as Magis. ?'.th Hist., :? I I I. L, (Ullis, Sal. as Magla. 7th Dist., 215 M. IX Weaver, Sal. as Const, isi hist., ? Hi .). ii. Hinsoll, Sal. a.; Const, 2nd lost.. 247 W, J, illnkins, Sal. as Const. 3rd Dist.. : i J, F, Hodge, Sal. as Const. Ith Dist., 'I ' .1 .1. Ueddings, Sal. as Const. Mb Hist., 250 i-:. I?, Brown, Sal. as ('ou t. 7th hist., 251 ii. O, Bradnain, Sal. ua lit guard C, G? : > .-'in: Newman, Sal. as Rural Policeman, 2511 w. I-:. Mcllrlde, Sal, as Rural Policeman, :.. i I.. I?. Jciiiiiugs, s.u. as County Attorney, . s. n i id in n nds, .Sil. as Mem. Co. Board HJduc, II, <:. Ostoen, Sal. a: 11 mil, Co. Board Igduc, 3rd Q., ., h. w . Owens, Sal. ua County Jailer, Alms House, !<?"; n I? Mitchell, ha ting and care of inmates, I"- hi-, w. s. Burgess, Medical attention, Mill . 11, II, Hur i.i. mall t offln, 4120 o'DoimcIl ?v Co., Clothing, tobacco, etc, Chain Onng. 407.'! ('. S. ICIlerbe, 1,480 lbs. oats, 1075 1. v I'arlali, Krt. and c| ravage on road machinery, i? K' llllltatll Hdwo. Co., I do/. shovels. ? saddles, etc, 10{Hi .1. 1 vVhildcii, Repairing toad machinery, otc? 1 um w, t. i'aii. Repairing ront machinery, etc, I(?Dil Carolina (Sroc, <<?., Groceries for Scr. hiv., |094 ^uniler Croc. Co., Groceries for Scr. Dlv? 1095 II, Hurst, 1 cot for PI c gang, 109(1 W, II. yatcs, Groe. for Ser, hiv., ln!?7 Union Uro, Co,, Groceries, 4098 W. II, Boyle, 3 1 bus. corn A freight, I in,. Burns Hdwc, Co., 2 I shovels, 4 mattox, lines, etc., 1103 J, M. Chandler, 1 bat for 1 om let, 4107 Boolh-llarby Co., Collars, v pads. etr.. 4109 W . A. N't ai ?V. Son. 10 do/, ion. shirts und pants, 4115 II. T, A via. 25 bui . ? ?>rn. lilt; R. L, McLeod, Pay't. freiglit on hay, II ? 1 Moses tl rcen, <I rot erics. 1 1 "? (aittino .v McKnight, Groceries, ?i 1 .'t; ti'Donnell a Co., I ? v>'- beans, H2( Burns & Son, Hardware supplies, lino Ruinier Transfer Co., Frt. & dravage on hay, 1139 J, L, Brogdon, 7n bus. corn A; freight, 7 7 7 85 4 2 2 50 ?1 00 1 5 60 7 :>n 7 00 2S tin 2'4J1S2 3 00 :i 7:? :: tin 2 25 50 10 3;{ 00 G 00 98 ;? ttn is 00 ,t; 16 ::7 13 :; 00 2 28 7 <MI is 30 1 00 $ 261 11 $ hi on ;;;? 00 in 00 40 on 25 tin ? ??.> 1.1 ?? 00 do 00 all III) 40 ua L'U (Ml s;: 83 40 on 1 1 ti 7 44 45 44 45 66 'S. is:: ins 33 1 5 t?n 111 50 .vj us 12 50 ...? nn i>0 .< ?? 29 hi 12 50 12 50 s :;i 2 7 n!> 12 50 'a 1111 s 24 4:. 00 83 V'. .??? Od 12 :.<? 15 00 15 00 s 34 $ 1,697 23 $ is7 :'.'? 2 < ? no 2 no I 1 5? $ 2 2 I I I I sn 5 17 39 I' ln 20 l!> 50 2 :'.<? 7 t 2 50 I ti 1 54 7: h 36 7: I 2: sn I 11; nu it, nu 1 I! 67 20 3 00 7 22 50 2 fin 71 II 11 |o I). A. Hatlleld 1 .?'<>o lhs. oats, riir. A. T. llaynsworthj Hauling hay, I I Buinter Transfer <'<>., Frt. and drayage on hay, II :i<; D. II. Brunsoi , Pay'( supplies, 4202- Ii. VV. Brad ham, Shoeing mules, etc., 420!) Saw Newman. Exp. Irans, prisoner, 4205 Emanuel & Co., Groceries, etc., 4210?W. C. Polk, 2?> luis. corn, 4217 City of Sumter, Pay'l convict labor, August, 12 i 8 -J. it. Dew, TU' li>s. hay, 122?? S. Ii. McLeod, 55 lbs. beef, 10 00 h ou 3 oo 3 92 6 40 6 :; "? 0 si) L'U ||() G2 00 7 40 Public Buildings. ?los:i- T. M. Bradley Wee. Co., 1 elee. light globe ?< nd repairs. 4099?J. P. Commander, Ice for (\ H. 11 i 2 Gunn Dis'in. Co., 00 gals, disinfectant, 1117?James Scott, work on C. H. grounds, 1 week, 112.'.Smnler Dustoff Co., 250 n?s. dustoff, ?1127 w. 15. Hums, 35 gals, disinfectant, 4129- Sumler Lighting Co., Lights for C. H., 120!) .lames Scott, Work on C. H. grounds, 3 wks., 4260 ?James Scott, Work on C. H. grounds, 1 wk., ' Jail. loTS -H. B. Boykin, Trans. 2 pris. frsm Bordens, S. C, lus:: -J. J, Geddings, Exp. trans, prisoner, 4085- -Dr W. S. Burgess, Medical attention to prisoners, 4101?J. K. Bradford, Dieting prisoners. Aug., 4104 J. H. HInson, Exp. trans, prisoners, 1129 -Sumler Lighting Co., lights, 120 I?J. H. HInson, Exp. trans, prisoners, I $ ?88 13 % 1 i?r, 10 no GO 00 3 00 7 50 35 00 18 70 9 00 3 00 $ 148 15 3 1 I 141 1 2 3 00 00 50 Co 06 95 00 Contingent. ?1070? Miss Antonia Gibson, Serv. as nurse Tubr. patients, 4080-?A. R. Flower:;. Summoning coroner's jury, I<? s i ?Comrs. State Elections, Expense holding disp. elee., 4083? Osteen Publishing Co., Publishing notices, etc., 4084? D. W. Owens. Trans, prisoners, ?lust; -Parrott's Hook Co., Office supplies, loss Knight Bros., Publishing and printing, 4092?Jenkins Auto Co., Repair parti for auto, 4101? J, K. Bradford, Exp. trans, prisoners, 4102? Dr. M. S. Kirk, Med. attention, P. Williams, 4105?Sumter Garage,, Auto repairs and hire for R. P., ?I 106 - Staudard Oil Co.. 110 gals, f asoline. ?11 os Rescue Orphanage, 8. C, Monthly allowance 4 orphans, 4110 Geo. Barnard, Ca., 2 cluck bocks, Supvr. office, till r. S. Fidelity Co., Bond*public coHon weigher, 4114 Walker-Evans ft Cogswell, Hooks, ?1 IL*"t Cash Printing Co., Stationery for Sheriff, 4128?National Office S. Co., Supplies for ofli es, 4137 Dr. M. L. Parier, P. M. Exam., Porter Howard, i 138 Sumter Tele. Co.. Long distance calls, ?1111 Sumte - Rubber Works, \uto repair works, 4147 IL L. B. Wells, office rent, 4152 R. L.McLeod, Stamps for Office, etc, 4204 -Rev. C. C. Brown. Exp. trans. 2 orphans to Columbia, S. 4227?H. B. Boykin, Exp. trans, prisoners, 4229 J. II. Scale. Exp. trans, prisoners, 4258 M. C. HaytisWorth, Kent, off. and vault, for Master, (3rd iiLv.)?Alex Norrls, Exp. trans, prisoners, Rood Improvement. 11 13?Chatta. 8. P. & P. B. Co.; 2 c-1 T. C. pipe, ?III!? shed Chism, Grading, ditching; etc, (Hired labor) 4142 Agt. N. W. R. U. Co.. Freight on metal culverts, II 16?Shed Chism, Grading, d tching, etc, (Hired labor), 4206 Shod Chlsm, Grading, ditching, etc, (Hired labor), 1219?Shed Chism, Grading, ditching, etc, (Hired laoor), $ 154 40 10 00 2 00 141 70 53 29 5 50 1 50 26 50 1 65 18 80 7 00 16 Sa 20 65 20 00 34 50 5 00 48 41 7 T5 5 45 00 so oo on 75 4135? llll 4150 1151 I 1 53 K* -Con-l*enslons. J. s. Geddings, Bx-Con-Pehsion, J, M. Geddings, Ex-Con-Pension, C, 8 20 5 30 2 40 Qr.) 25 00 7 00 $ 497 40 $ 173 24 162 50 15 22 135 97 102 98 95 44 $ 685 35 .1. w. Partin, Bx-Con-Pension, W. A Partin, Ex-Con-Pension, W. .1. Atkinson. Ex-Con-Pension, 41T>4?W. B. Norton. Bx-Con-Penslon 1155 E. R. Sanders, Ex-Con-lVnsion, 4156- -it. R. Thames, Bx-Con-Penslo?, 4157? T. W. Pritcbard, Bx-Con-Penslon, lir.s J. L. Ardis. Ex-Con-Pension, 4159?Jos. Lew is. Bx-Con-Pension, 1100?Henry David. Ex-Con-Pension, 11 6 I ?Jas. Allsbrooks, Bx-Con-Penslon, 4162? H. M. Spahn, Ex-Con-l'ension, 4163? Abrain Ardis. Ex-Con-Pension, 4164 ? H. N. Idol, Ex-Con-Pension, 4166?W. A. Weldon, Ex-Con-Penslno 41 ?*?7 Sumter Belk, Bx-Con-Penslon, litis Henry Morris. Bx-Con-Pension, 4169?P. W. Burgess. Ex-Cnn-Peiision, 1170--.las. Dom. Ex-Con-Pehsion, H7I T. Benenhaly, Ex-Con-Pension, 1172 B. M. Powell, Ex-Con-Pension, 117:: G. W. S ott, Ex-Con-Pet sion, 117 1 Hampton Lee, Ex-Con-Pension, 117." M. H. Boykin. Ex-Con-Pension, 117?; Geo. Hancock, Ex-Con-Pension, 1177 A. H. Weeks, Bx-Con-Pension, ii7s Henry Scott, Bx-Con-Penslon, 117'.? John Outlaw, Bx-Con-Penslon, 1180- J. P. Windham. Ex-Con-Pension, 11 si ?I, S, Windham, Ex-Con-I onsion, Iis:: w. J, Brunson, Ex-Con-Pension, 4183 .lohn Turner, Ex-Con-Peision, 1184 s. J. Brown, Bx-Con-Penslon, lis.v- u. I). Cooper, Bx-Con-Pehsion, 1186?D. H. Boykin, Bx-Con-Pension, 4187?W. R. Lackey, Bx-Con-Pension, liss w. J. Ardis. Bx-Con-Penaion, 4189 J. T. ll -ys. Bx-Con-Penslon, 4190 -J. A. I tennis. Ex-Con-Pension, 4191 -J. P. Flowers. Ex-Con-Pension, 4192 -W. I>. Weaver. Ex-Con-lVnsion. 4193 T. M. K McElveen, Ex-Con-Pension, 4194 E. II. Sauls. Ex-Con-Pension, tr.?.v w. H. Cook. Bx-Con-Pension, 00 00 oo 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 00 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 00 00 3 00 S oo 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 Sept. l To Ree To Ree To Ree T > Ree T ? Ree To Be. To Be, To Ree To Ree To Ree To Be< To Be To Ree To Ree To Ree To Roe To Rei -30: 'd from 'd from 'd from 'd from 'd from *d from M from M from \1 from 'd from M Iroin \l from \l from M from *d from 'd from "(1 from Amounts Received From Sources. Road taxes less abatement, (J. T. DesChamps, State vs. A. Montgomery, .1. L. Glllis, State vs. Sn Ith Hrown. p. P. Player. State vs. W. II. Fleming, I'1. L. Player. Stale vs. Perry Van Huron, p, L. Player, State vs. Pete Cray, p. L. Player, State vs. L. DeLain.* P. L. Player. Slate vs. Alex D|ckson, PI tyer, State vs. E. Anthony, I' aver. State vs. Peter Cooper, Player, stat ? vs. R. E. Loeklalr, L. Player. Stat< vs. D Singleton, M. Biits. Costs, state vs. Tonnage, L. Burkett, I!?I 2 Road Tax ft 7 % mill & 7' 1912 Taxes ( C. IL S. Ft mill & 7',' 1912 Taxes (R. 1, S. F.). P. I I \ I P. I $ 138 00 3.", 4 9 21 4 0 30 00 15 oo 6 3 3 20 00 1tin 2;. oo in no 1:. i :? or. on 2T> oo E <?<> 9 9:? 2;: :.4 77 77 273 Ret apitulutiou. Sept. I: To Balance County Ordinary Fund. To Balance Road Improvement Fund. To Balance Road Improvement Sinking Fund, l<t Balance Court House Sinking Fund. Sept. I -30: To Amount:'- received from all sources, By paid warrant i a-c Boads ^- Bridges, B) paid warrants a-c Salaries. By paid warrants a-C Alms House, By paid warrants a-c Chain Cam. By paid warrants a-e Public Buildings. By paid warrants a-c Jail, By paid warrants a-c Contingent By paid warrants a- Road Improvement, By paid ?.vari ants a-c, Ex K'on-Bensions, < >ct. 1 : By Balance County Ordinary Fund, By Balance Road Improvement Fund, By Balance Road Improvement Sinking Fund, B\ Balance Court House Sinking Fund, 8,357 1,151 !?:;s 93 8 2 73 74 18 sr. RS 2?; i I .K!>7 2 2 I r.xx 1 I v 1I 4 97 6 x . 13S l ;8 21 ? 4f?;. 039 030 11 S3 30 11 i 10 IS oo 07 03 02 02 Attest : 1. McT/ROD, Clerk Co. Comrs. $1 1,650 97 $11,039 !?7 P. M. PITTS Supervisor .Sumter Co.