The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, April 22, 1914, Image 7
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Comin g?The Redpath Chautauqua?7 Big Days
Including a Two Day Grand Musical Festival
BOHUMIR KRYL AND HIS BAND-THE BEN GREET PLAYERS
Grand Opera Light Opera Bell Ringing Magic Oratory Monologues
Humor Instruction Inspiration Literary Lectures Playground Worker
A Musical Program Every Day You Can't Afford to Miss This Event
The season ticket? purchased by the local committee, and now for sale, may be had while they last at $2.00. All season tickets thereafter will be
$2.50. Attendance by single admission on each entertainment would exceed $8.00.
[SEE PROGRAM FOR COMPLETE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS]
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TIIIIU) MONTHLY
REPORT
M.reh 1-31, 1014.
Roads aad Bridges.
?109?Conyers Brown, 1,100
ft. bridg? lumber, $ 18 80
6210-A. M. Doykln. Repair?
ing 3 bridges, 2 oo
6213? ?Neal Spann. Work on
road, tea ine aud handa, 16 II
? Sf0?T. C. Josey. Repairing
bridge. 1 00
6269?Carolina Metal P. Co.
90 ft. 36* metal culvert, 45 03
6 271?Shed Chlsm, Ditching.
Contract Gang, 39 45
5272?C. M. Dorn, Repairing
?bridge, 2 00
?278?H. S. Neebltt. Pay't.
134 hre. wk Fltg. Gang, 13 40
6281--S. H. Jenkins. Repair
lag bridge, 5 00
? 212?I. A. Jenkins. Work on
ro*d? 10 50
6214? J. 8. Kennedy, wory
on road, $ 00
5286?W. J. Ardia, Cutting
tree out road, 50
63*0?M. L. Hodge, 3,261 ft
Ibr. ft work on bridge 68 97
6331-^Shed Chlsm. Grading
ft ditching, 20 01
6334?H. S. Nesbltt, Pay't
181 hrs. wk. Fug Gang, 18 10
6336?8. J. Blackwell, lbr. ft
hauling, j 00
6331?Sam Green, Repairing
bridge ft hauling, 1 50
6339?H. A. Rose, Agt, Frt
*| V'U C Pipe, 39 58
8343?Shed Chlsm. 983 yds
grading, 66 ditching, 61 36
6344?JvMsn Robertson, Re?
placing pipe in ditch. 1 00
6346? H. 8. Neabitt, Pay't
138 1-2 hrs. wk Fltg.
0an*. 13 85
6347? J. J. Hatfleld, work on
road, self and hands, 3 00
6348? R. m. Cantey, Survey?
ing new road, 1 day, 7 50
63.*.2 T. S. sVeldon. work on
road and bridge, | 50
5357 ?Dundee Carter, work
oa road. 3 00
6393?E. Boney, Agt, Frt
on c-1 lumber, 8 88
0398?Shed Chiam, 1131 yds
grading, 52 ditching. 83 29
6391?H. 8. Neebrtt, Pay't.
162 hrs. wk. Fltg Gang, 16 20
5400?W J. Ilenonhaly, wrk
on road. 1 00
I 513 67
Malarien.
6283?C. P. Rarksdale, part
sal as Overseer Nrr. Dlv. $ 20 00
6341?C. W. Mellette. sal as
guard Chain Gang. 40 00
4--P. M. Pitts, bark sal as
8upr. 3 mos. 25 01
6366? W. J. Brunson, oal aa
mem. bd tax assesors. 8 00
5366?G. W. Mahonoy, sal
aa mem bd. tax assessors. 8 00
1866?11. R. Wilder, aal aa
Auditor, 44 r.
6869?B. C. Wallace, sal aa
Treasurer. 44 45
68ft?H. L Scarborough,
bal. aal ss C. c c [?. iat
Qr ? 60 67
?lij J. k Bradford, sal as
Sheriff. l83 ||
M I F. Flowers, sal as
Coroner. 41 ^,7
1898?J. II. Haynsworth, sal
41 back aal as 8upt. Kd. t58 34
5364?P. M. PHIS, huI as
Supervisor. |88 II
16 5 It. L. MrT.eodi sal as
elk. Co Contra 90 00
5366 F. L Play r. sal as
Magis 1st hist.. \ | 00
?'? .07 <; T. Div.Ch.unpH, Hal
as Magls. lad D, i || ||
'.:i?* H L. II Wells, sal as
Magls 3rd Dint, || g|
6369?J. A. Hodge, hb! as
Magls. 4th Dlst, || 64
7 0?W. J. Rees, sal as
Magls. 6th D1h?. 33 ||
'?^71? R. L Hjrkett. sal aa
Magis. 6th Dlst, 29 ||
72?.1 L (Jill s, sal aa
Magla, 7th Dlst, II .".?>
5^7 3 - m. D. Weaver, sal as
Const. 1st Dl^t, 12 ">0
:>i74 Chaa Richardson, sal
as Con?t. lid 1 ?ist. 8 34
6375?W. J. Dinklns, sal as
Onst 3rd Dlst. 27 09
5.".76 - J. F Hodge, sal as
Const. 4th Dint. || ||
"17 7 1, 1, OaddlngS, sal as
Const. 6th Dlst. II 00
T.37H - 11 H. Hoykln, sal as
I '<>n*t. lU Dlsf, 20 91
5379?Jas Reames, sal as
Coast 7th Dist. s 14
II 1 H. Holland, sal as
s u;?r Chain Bang, 7 *. 91
11 Q W Mr.Manns, sal
as guard Chain Gang. to mi
?nJ H S Nesldtt, sal as
Sipt. Fltg Gang. 45 96
53?:> C. P. Rnrksdalo, bal sal
as O-tf Her Dir, || 00
63e4?Saw Nawiuau, sal us v
rural policeman, 83 33
?>385?Alex Norris sal as rural
policeman, 83 33
r,386?W. R. McDride, Bal as
rural policeman, 83 33
5387? J. H. Seale, sal as rural
policeman, 83 33
5388? L. D. Jennings, sal as
as County Attorney 12 50
5389? H. G. Osteen, sal as
mem Co. Bd Kd. 1st Qr, 15 00
5390? S. II. Edmunds, sal as
mem Co. Bd Kdu 1st Qr, 15 00
5391? D. \V. Owens, sal as
County Jailer, 8 34
5392? (leo. Holmes, sal as
Janitor C. ft., 30 00
$ 1,733 25
Alms House.
52IS?Mrs. B. I). Mitchell,
dieting and care in?
mates. $ 11? 8 35
5219? Dr. W. S. Burgess,
Medical attention, 9 50
5224?Tuomey Hospital, Dd &
nursing two paupers, 16 50
5220? Ceo. H. Hurst, Burial
expense pauper, 6 50
5241? Chandler Clothing Co
Clothing, 1 50
5242? Sumter Dry Cds Co,
Cloth, 1 50
5243? L. W. Folsom, Jr, Re?
pairing telephor>e line, 2 00
5244? O'Donnell & Co, Groc
eri es 2 j 15
5279? Booth-Shuler L S, Co
1 brl. lime, 1 25
5280? T. C. Scafe, Repairing
pump, etc, 8 65
5342?H. L. McLeod, Pd hack
hire for pauper, 2 40
5394?J. K. White, Repairing
fence, 26 09
$ .99 99
Chain Hang.
521?A. T. Haynsworth, 2,
030 lbs hay ? $20 ton, $20 30
5219?Dr. W. S. Burgess,
medical attention, 3 25
5 220?Burn* & Son, locks,
shares, etc, 1 45
5221?DuRant, HUw. Co.,
Holts, collars, etc, 2 34
5223? W. H. Yates, Groc.
Sor. Division, 9 15
5224? Tuomey Hospital, Bd.
and nursing convict, 10 00
5225? Carolina Groc Co.,
Groc, Scr Division, 5 20
5226? M. Green, groceries, 50 09
5227? Parrott Mill ng Co., 8
Hxs meal, 15 20
5228? Cuttino & McKnight,
groceries, 4 05
5230?Sumter Groc. Co., groc
S(.r. Division, 2 80
5233?T. C. Scaffe, 2 lanterns
end wick, 1 30
5235? Andrews Bros, 1,094
lbs hay fl *20 ton, 10 94
5236? W. B. Boylo Co.. corn
hay, and oats, 43 63
5240? Geo. H, Hurst, 1 cot 2 50 j
5241? Chandler Clo. Co, cloth?
ing. 7 00
5244?O'Donnoll & Co, groc?
eries, 70 24
5246? Harby-Kpperson, Co.,
rope ami names, 1 30
5247? J. J. Whilden, repairing
machinery, 3 15
5250?Geo. Barnard & Co.,
1-2 doz hand-cuff keys, 3 05
52 52 ?Harvey Oil Co, Axlo
grease. 4 27
:,jr,5? G'wood Hdkf & Mfg Co,
4 d<?? convict pants, 54 90
5 2 57?Austin Bros.. Repair
parts road machine. 21 50
r,274?F. p. Bradford. 2,028
lbs hay & $20 ton. 20 28
(271?Sklnnor Iron Wks. bal
due on convict cage, 279 00
5 277?G. P. Josey, 603 lbs
hay ?v $20 ton, 6 03
j79?Booth-Shuler, L fr S.,
Co., 4 bus corn, 4 80
5310 ? M. S. Josey, 3,300 lbs
bay, 33 00
535o -nty of Sumter, Con
vi< t labor, Feb. 80 ho
'-:r?5 V G. Nelson, 1,500
H?s hav and 1 I bus corn. 80 00
8381 S. Y. Tupper, 3.000
IDS bay, 30 00
1 5381 J, C, Dunbar. 50 bus
corn, 49 82
B401 Bklner Iron Wks, Re
palrini convict eage, 3 25
$ 849 49
Pubii<> Rnlldlnga,
8808 s. T. Carter, Treat,
Premium S V pol < y C, II.
Int., $ 450 18
.".214 Jas. Bcott, wrk. C II.
grounda, \ weeke, \ oo
5880 Mums & Son, (irret,
paint, etc, 2 50
5231 A. J. Ard, Plumbing,
o, ii.. i oo
5237 York James. I load
llghtwood ('. H, i oo
142 Bumter Dry Ods Co,
1-2 dd towels. <;<?
5] 13 ? L, W Fol om, Jr., 1
elee lii-.ht glnhr, 60
5258 Cudahy Pack Inf Co.,
800 lbs loap polish, I .' 01
5265*??unter Lighting Co,
Lights C. H. 37 10
r,3.r)3?J. G. Powell, Wk. on
tree on C. H. lawn. 5 00
8 519 98
Jail.
5219?Dr. W. S. Burgess,
Medical attention, $ 2a
5191?Sumter Lighting Co.,
Lights, 6 50
527 9?Booth-Shuler L & S
Co, 1 brl lime, 1 25
5291;?J, K. Bradford, Sheriff
dieting prisoners, 1 40 20
* 154 20
Contingent.
5 207?Dr. C. B. Kpps, P. M.
exum & dis, 1 exam lun?
acy, $ 15 00
5215?Dr. H. A. Mood, Med.
att & vac small pox cases, 17 50
52IG?Dr. H. A. Mood, P.
M exam, eg, W Singleton, 5 00
5217?T. E. Richardson, pro?
ceedings in lunacy, etc, 31 20
5219?Dr. W. L. Burgess,
med. att. small-pox. etc 14 00
5222?C. W. Smith & Co,
trans small pox pat to P.
IL, 2 00
5 229 ?Standard Oil Co, CO
gals gasolene, $10 50
5232?Cash Printing Co., Sta?
tionery, 8 00
5234?H. L. ScarborTJuJgh,
stamps, etc., 5 05
5 238?Ofllce Outtiftting Co.,
Ofnce supplies, 3 45
5239?J. K. Bradford, Exp.
trans prisoners, etc, 50 95
5245?Knight Bros, Pu*b. and
printing, 79 03
5247?J. J. Whilden, repairing
auto, 1 50
524 8?Gamecock Garage, Auto
oil and repairs, 7 20
52 49?Parrotts Book Store,
office supplies, 75 |
52 51?Osteen Pub. Co, pub?
lishing and printing, 40 26
52 52?Harvey Oil Co, Auto
Oil, 15 08
5254?Rescue Orphanage,
Monthly allowance or?
phans, 10 00
6956?Walker-Evans & Cogs?
well Co, Stationery, etc, 18 10
5258?Guenther Pub Co, Puh?
lising bond ad, 15 00
6859?State Bd Health, part
exp hook worm campaign, 10 90
5261?Cash Printing Co.,
printing, 9 25
52C2?Dr. A. China, exam In
lunacy es T. B. Rich, 5 00
5263? Dr. M. L. Parlor, ex
in lunacy eg. M James, 5 00
5204?II. L. 13. Wells, rent of
Mce. 5 00
6995?Miss Antonia Gibson,
Serv as nurse Tuur pa?
tients, 10 00
5998?0. C. Shaw, Co, repair?
ing auto, 9 25
5 267 ? Dr. W. S. Burgess, ex
in lunacy es M. Dickey, 5 00
5270?R. L. McLood, stamps. 2 00
5819?Dr. c. .1. Lemraon, P.
II, e>.am. body W. Chapman, 5 00
6389?Dr. P. EC. Holman, Med
att. John Vales, 75 00
5333?J. K. Bradford, paid
for 5(h) notification cards, 5 00
5 3 38? Dr. C. B. Epps, P. M.,
exam body N. Deae, 5 00
534 5?H. B. Boy kin, 'Vans
prisoners, 4 50
534 9?D. W. Owens, summon?
ing Coroner's Jury, 2 00
53 5 1?B. C. Wallace, treas
Stamps, OCt 3, March 23 1 4 60
54 02?Sam Newman, exp
trio penitentiary, 2 85
5403?Thon E. Richardson,
proceedings in lunacy, etc 10 oo I
* 535 48
Court Expenses.
633??B, C. Wallace, Treas,
Exp spring term Court, G.
S., $ SSI 25
Ev-Con-PensioiiH.
5212 -J, B. Geddings, $ 3 oo
5276?J. M. Geddings, 3 00
6278 Tom Benonhaly, 3 oo
5286 w. u. Lackey, 3 oo
5^S7 W. .1. Ardis. 00
5288 B. M. Powell, 3 00
5289 J, P. Windham. :. (Mi I
5290 I. S. Windham, 00
:.L'!>J W. .1. Atkinson, 2 001
6293 -W. B. Norton, 2. 00
529 I W. A. Partin. 2 <><)
5295 !?:. R, Sanders, 3 oo
R, It. Thames. 2 00
5297 T. w. Prltchnrd, 2 oo
6298?J, L. Ardis, oo
6299 Henry David. 3 00
6300 Jai Allsbrooks, 3 oo
6301- II. M. Spann. 2 00
5302 Abram \rd b, '?'> i u
5303 H. N. Idol, 2 00
5304 w. A. VYoldon, 3 00
5305 Sumter Belk, 00
5306 Henry Morris. :t oo
5307 P. w. Burgoss, 3 oo
5308 .las. Dom, - 00
I 5309 M. J. Morris, 3 oo
5310 .1. W. Partin. - 00
63 11 G, w. s< ott, 2 00
531 ! Hampton i.e... 3 oo
631U M. II. Boyklu,
on
5314? Geo. Hanrock, 3 00
5315? A. H. Weeks, 3 00
5316? Henry Scott, 3 00
5317? W. J. Brunson, 3 (Ml
5318? John Turner, 3 00
5319? S. J. Brown, 3 00
5320? R. D. Cooper, 3 00
5321? D. H. Boykln, 3 00
5322? J. A. Dennis, 3 00
53 23?J. F. Floyd, 3 00
53 24?W. D. Weaver, 3 00
53 25?T. M. K. McElvoen, 3 00
5326?K. Hi Sauls, 3 00
53 27?W. H. Cook, 3 00
5328?J. K, White, 3 00
$ 135 00
Amounts Received From nli Sources
March 1-31:
To received from:
5 1-2 mills & 7 per cent,
Co. Ord. Tax, $1,S34 241
Road Taxes less abate?
ment, 1,312 24
R, L. Burkett State vs Wm.
Thomas, 15 00
R. L. Burkett State vs
Eddie More, 5 00
R. U Burkett State vs John
Williams, 25 00
R. L. Burkett, State vs.
Walter White, 10 00
R. L. Burkett State vs E.
Hodge, 5 00
F. la. Player, State vs.
Thos. Kendrick, 10 00
F. U Player, State Vi. C.
Johnson, 1 50
F. L. Player, State vs.
Cha8. Hickman, 20 00
W. J. Reese, State vs. Eas?
ter Parker, 10 00
W. J. Rees, State vs. Geo.
Bnckner, 3 00
A. Hodge, State \c Ludd
Singleton, 20 00
1-4 mill and 7 per cent C.
H Sinking Fund Tax, 83 3S!
1-4 mill & 7 per cent R. I
Sinking Fund Tax, 83 37
$3,437 73
Been] >it illation.
March 1-1914.
To balanco County
To bal. Co. Or
Fund, $27,902 12
To bal C. H.
SinKing Fd. 2,804 94
To bal. Ud. Imp.
Sinking Fd., 2 so4 12
1-31:
To Amts. Rec'd
from all sour?
ces, 3 437 73
By paid warrants a-c:
Roads & bridges, 513 67
Salaries, 1.7 33 25
Alms House, 299 99
Chain Gang, S49 49
Public Buildings, 513 98
Jail, 1 54 20
Contingent, 53 5 48
Court Expenses, 884 2 5
Ex-Con-I'ensions, 135 00
March 3 1, By Balance:
County Ordinary Fd, 25 553 79
C. H. Sinking Fd, 2,888 32
Ud. Imp. Sinking Fd., 2,887 49
$36,948 91 36,948 91
P. M. PITTS,
Supervisor.
Attest: ?
R. L, McLeod,
Clk. Co. Comrs.
CRUSHED UNDER HIS CAR.
Automobile Turns Turtle With Greens
bOTO Doctor.
Qreensboro, x. C, April 17.?Dr. J.
Ft, Reltsel, a prominent physician of
High Point. N, C., was killed this
morning while coming into Greens?
boro to attend court, when an auto?
mobile, Which he was driving, sud?
denly lurched to <>no side and turned
o\ t r. The physician was pinned be?
neath the machine ami was dead
when taken out a few moments later.
Stricken With Paralysis.
Marvin, April 16.?Mrs. Joseph F.
Ilhame, who lias been living with her
Distel', Mrs. Kate McFaddln, here, ;unl
who was since last Friday visiting her
adopted daughter, Mrs. M. Lunn, near
TlmmonRville, suffered a .stroke of pa?
ralyse on l iht Monday ami a second
stroke on Wednesday, the right side
; oing effected. Mrs, llhame is being
nttended by ins. McLeod, <>f Florence,
and llourk, of Timmonsville. \* s>?<>n
.1-, possible shi' will he moved t<? Hi*'
. or.ie i r her sisti-r. Mrs. McFuddin,
til Ii.min.
Politics is un "amoosin' cuss," as
Artemus Ward would Bay. George
Stephen, Montreal's "clean-up" may?
or, has been cleaned up i>\ r..*???o ma?
jority for another fellow. Cleveland
i Press.
T1IK COLUMBIA HORSE SHOW.
Judge {Selected and Otlicr Arrange?
ments lieing Mudc.
Columbia, April 17.?Mr. J. Hunter
Ward, of Paris, Ky., an expert horse?
man, and recognised as one of the
best judges in America, has been se?
cured by the management of the Co?
lumbia Horse Show Association, for
the show to be held in this city April
21. 22 and 23.
Mr. Ward, who is experienced in
judging all (lasses of horses, closed
negotiations with Col. Richard Single?
ton today by wire, and is expected
here the latter part of the week.
Mr. D. F. Etird, manager of the
Columbia Horse Show, is now at?
tending a similar show in Darlington,
and expects to gain some new ideas
relative to the management of such
affairs for use here.
Word received from Mr. Efird in?
dicates intense interest in the coming
show here, and It is believed that Dar?
lington, Sumter, and many cities of
the State will be represented her? by
lovers of horse flesh, when the gates
open at the Fair Grounds.
Tornado Sweeps Oklahoma.
Guthrie, Okla., April 18.?One per?
son was killed :.nd seven others in
jured in a tornado which swept
southern Oklahoma last night. Many
houses were razed. The damage was
worst at Chickasha.
Men who are scared about the
progress of feminism should remem?
ber that feminism, truly interpreted,
means that the woman pays her own
hills.?New York Mail.
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to put some mon?
ey in
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