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L BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1889. VOLUME XXXIII. NO. 36. ' 'jl
ANNUAL REPORT
-OF?
COUNTY TREASURER
l -OF?
Abbeville County
Fiscal Tear Commencing No(vember
1st, 1887.
To his Honor the Presiding Judge, January
Term of Court, 1889 :
The Treasurer of Abbeville County respeotfnlly
reports the expenditures of hi?
office, fiscal year 18S7-SS, as follows:
nAnnfTr Pnrrnnf.
VVUU?; vu?a V.I..
Voucher.
1 A. J. Ferguson ? 1 50
i 2 T. M. Gilliam 2 00
3 J. F. C. DuPre 26 50
4 C. D. Allen 1 50
5 Bay Brown 11 00
[ 6 E. Cowan 20 00
7 R. E. Hill 22 50
8 J.G.Edwards 36 00
9 J. T. Parks 10 50
10 J. F. C. DuPre 24 40
11 Jas.Belland Hutchison
5 10
12 J. P. Cresswell 1 00
13 Court Expenses 401 15
14 Court Expenses 833 10
15 J. T. Parks Insurance
50 00
16 J. F. C. DuPre &
Son Insurance 50 00
17 B. S. Barnwell 583 21
l 18 A. B. Morse 18 70
, 19 LD. Connor 147 00
20 R. E. Hill 125 00
21 H. D. Wilson 2 00
22 G. H. Parks 10 00
23 Dr. G. A. Neuffer... 21 50
? ?- - on 1 r
24 P. B. Speed ov i j
25 E. C. Connor 363 41
26 S. J. Davis 23 00
27 Henry Williams 1 30
28 A. B. Wilkerson.... 6 00
29 Geo. S. Wilson 1,034 50
30 J. H. Youngbloocl.. 12 50
31 T. L. Haddon 45 0032
Sundry Parties 241 34
33 Court Expenses 138 85
34 W. E. Morrison 44 00
35 Court Expenses 81 35
36 Court Expenses 654 30
37 H. W. Lawson & Co 46 05
38 Sundry Parties 192 56
39 C. H. Sondley 307 10
40 F. T. Foster 2 50
41 Sundry Parties 291 87
42 T. B. McCord 4 00
43 Bay Brown 13 00
44 J. F. C. DuPre 749 30
45 J. W. Sproles 9 20
46
47
48 J. E. Swearengen... 7 50
49 J. F. Clinkscales 18 50
50 W. A. Lanier 3 00
fi vir fir ? HO
OX TT, TTt TT " * w
52 L. A. Shannon 51 65
53 Joel W. Lites 7195
54 Mabry & Hill 11 00
55 J. R. Ellis 4 60
56 A. J. Ferguson 2 50
57 T. P. Cothran 26 50
58 J. H. DuPre 124 95
59 George Ferguson... 5 20
60 J.C. Klugh 87 80
61 W. D. Mann 25 05
62 A. M. Hill & Sons.. 14 25
63
64 B. Boyd 4 45
65 S. O. Smith 10 00
66 Jno. A. Harris 549 96
67 L. A. Ramey 1,043 06
68 A.W.Jones 7 65
1 69 G. M. Mattison 134 65
70 W. E. Barmore 2 50
71 W. D. Lomax 335 89
72 McCombs Hall,
Wells A Blythe 40 00
73 J. F. C. DuPre 107 65
74 J. H. Cheatham 10 00
75 P. Rosenberg & Co. 25 OQ
76 A. J. Clinkscales.... 4 50
77 Thos. P. Purdy 4 05
78 J. F. C. DuPre 16 00
79 B. S. Barnwell 644 90
80 -B. S. Barnwell 488 80
81 B.B.Allen 4 90
82 R. W. Cannon 214 16
83 J. A. Harris 208 46
84 Jno. G. Edwards.... 21 93
85 J. L. Henderson.... 10 00
86 O. A. Traylor 5 00
87 W. T. Jones 5 40
88 B. W. Cobb 10 00
89 W. H. Latimer 4 20
90 White Bros 23 70
91 M. O. Tolman 9100
92
93
94 Jno. A. Harris 53 60
95 G. B. Roid 5 00
96 Informal Orders 71 00
97 Court Expenses 89 05
98 Court Expenses 31 91
99 J. B. Leroy 20 00
100 C. P. Simmons 20 00
101 G. G. Dawson 4 60
102 W. N. Graydon 206 80
103 W. C. Seawright 78 70
104 W. C. Seawright 30 00
105 W. E. Morrison 38 50 i
106 N. P. Mcllwaino 3 00
107 W. J. Moore 1 50
108 White Bros 6 00
109 J. G. Edwards 48 00
11U .J. iv. \J. vavre wu w
111 W. R. Dunn 9 20
112 J. IV. Sign 24 00
113
114 H. W. Gordon 1 20
Total $12,323 20
Road Commutation.
1 J. N. Ashley ? 2 00
2 W. D. Mann 14 40
3 W. B. Merriwethor 2 00
4 J. E. Shumate 2 75
5 J. N. Ashley , 2 00
6 G. W. Huckabee.... 3 30
7 Jas. Bell 8 30
8 Taylor Thomson 1 25
Total ? 36 00
Special Ilomls itiid Bridge** 1886*87.
Voucher.
1 G. M. Anderson $ 45 45
2 H. P. McGhee 245 40
Total 8 290 85
Special 1887-88.
Voucher.
1 B. S. Barnwell $ 866 87
2 L. T. Hill 5 00
3 G. G. Cobb 1 00
4 J. R. Moore 7 60
5 P. Rosenberg & Co. 5 00
6 A. J. Clinkscales.... 4 40
7 W. L. Miller, Assignee
7 35
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o u. v . vaivuii, uu
Total 3 917 22
SCHOOL FUNDS.
Ninety-Six Township.
1 M. S. Griflin S 20 00
2 M. S. Griffin .s 2000
3 M. S. GrJffin 20 00
4 M. S. Griffin 20 00
5 M. S. Griffin 20 00
6 M. E. Coleman 10 00
7 M. E. Coleman 10 00
8 I. N. Peterson 20 00
9 I. N. Peterson 20 00
10 T. J. Pyles 20 00
11 T.J. Pyles 30 00
12 T. J. Pyles 25 00
13 N. 0. Pyles 20 00
14 N. O. Pyles 20 00
15 N. O. Pyles 20 00
16 N. O. Pyles 20 00
17 W. S. Lott 20 00
18 J.C.Cork 20 00
19 J.C.Cork 20 00
20 J. C. Cork W 00
21 J. C. Cork 20 00
22 J. C.Cork 20 00
23 Lucy Pinson 20 00
24 Lucy Pinson 20 00
25 Lula Anderson 20 00
26 Lula Anderson 20 00
27 Lula Anderson 20 00
28 Lula Anderson 20 00
29 Lula Anderson 20 00
30 A. L. Green 15 00
31 N.M.McCracken 5 00
32 Ida Sample 20 00
33 Ida Sample 10 00
34 Sallie Hughey 40 00
35 Sallie Hughey 40 00
36 H. A. Arthur 10 00
37 J. W. Easley 10 00
38 J. W. Easley 10 00
39 J. W. Easley 10 00
40 J. W. Easley 10 00
41 J. W. Easley 10 00
42 J. C. Payton 10 00
43 J. C. Payton 10 00
44 Minnie Morrow 23 53
45 Minnie Morrow 11 25
? ? -* 1 A /?*?
46 Minnie morrow iv w
47 Mamie Blake 3 15
48 Mamie Blake 3 15
49 Mamie Blake 3 00
50 Mamie Blake 3 00
51 Mamie Blake 3 00
Total ? 845 74
Greenwood Township.
52 G. C. Hodges ? 20 00
53 G. C. Hodges 20 00
54 A. B. Stalworth 20 00
55 A. B. Stalworth 20 00
56 E. C. McCants 20 00
57 E. C. McCants 20 00
58 B. P. Cothran 15 00
59 J. W. Pinson 27 50
GO Wm. Makins 15 00
61 Wm. Makin9 15 00
62 Wm. Makins 15 00
63 I. J Butler 15 00
64 I. J. Butler 15 00
65 Indiana Butler 15 00
66 Wm. Clark 10 w
67 Wm. Clark 15 00
68 Wm. Clark 15 00
69 Wm. Clark 15 00
70 Julia Goode 10 00
71 Julia Goode 10 00
72 T. A. Graham 20 00
73 T. A. Graham 15 00
74 J. E. Glass 20 00
75 J. E. Glass 20 00
76 J. E. Glass 20 00
77 J. E. Glass 20 00
78 J. D. Backenstose 20 00
79 J. D. Backenstose 20 00
80 J. D. Backenstose 20 00
81 J. D. Backenstose 35 00
82 Alice Milford 20 00
83 Alice Milford 20 00
84 Alice Milford 20 00
85 A,ice Milford 35 00
86 Ella Holliday 10 00
87 Ella Hollidap 5 00
88 Ella Holliday 10 00
89 Ella Holliday 10 00
90 Ella Holliday.. 10 00
Total ? 682 50
Cokcsbury Township,
91 Sallie T. Clardy 5 20 00
92 Sallio T. Clardy 20 00
93 Sallie T. Clardy 20 00
94 J. H. Owens 20 00
95 J. H. Owens 20 00
% J. H. Gwens 20 00
97 Amanda Cork 20 00
98 A. J. Hunter 20 00
99 A. J. Hunter 20 00
100 E. E. Owens 10 00
101 E. E. Owens 10 00
102 E. E. Owens 10 00
103 E. E. Owens 5 00
104 E. J. Adams 10 00
105 Virginia Sullivan 20 00
106 Virginia Sullivan 20 00
107 Virginia Sullivan 20 00
108 Virginia Sullivan 20 00
109 Virginia Sullivan 20 00
110 A. E. Agnew 20 00
111 A. E. Agnew 20 00
112 A. E. Agnew 20 00
113 E. C. Reed 20 00
114 E. C. Reed 20 00
115 E. C. Reed 25 00
116 E. C. Reed 20 00
117 C. C. Reed 20 00
118 C. C. Reed 20 00
119 C. C. Reed 25 00
120 C. C. Reed 20 00
121 Mary McGhee 20 00
122 Mary McGhee 30 00
-^^^4 -
f 123 Mary McGhee 20 00
j 124 Mary McGhee 20 00
125 S. E. Stark 15 00
126 S. E. Stark 15 00
127 H. E. Goggins 15 00
128 H. E. Goggins 15 00
129 H. E. Goggins 15 00
130 H. E. Goggins 15 00
131 J. F. Hodges 20 00
132 J. F. Hodges 35 00
133 J. N. Cochran (rent) 20 00
134 J. N. Cochran (rent) 20 00
Total ? 820 00
Donalrinville Township.
135 W. B. Acker 9 20 00
136 W. B. Acker 20 00
137 W. B. Acker 20 00
138 W. B. Acker 30 00
139 N. E. Mattiaon 20 00
140 N. E. Mattison 20 00
141 N. E. Mattison 20 00
142 N. E. Mattison 29 00
143 N. E. Calleham 20 00
144 N. E. Calleham 10 00
145 J. H. Shaw 20 00
146 J. H. Shaw 17 00
147 G. W. Lomax 17 00
148 G. W. Lomax 20 00
149 G. W. Lomax 10 00
150 J. W. McDowell 15 Oo
151 J. W. McDowell 11 25
152 J. C. Hemphill 15 00
153 J. C. Hemphill 7 50
154 J. W. Walker 15 00
155 J. W. Walker 15 00
156 C. L' Richey 10 00
157 W. E. Vermillion 15 00
158 W. E.fVermillion 7 50
ISO V M RiMinTT- 15 00
160 N. M. Richey 6 00
161 C.L. Sharp 20 00
162 C, L. Sharp 20 00
263 C L Sharp 20 00
164 C. L. Sharp 20 00
165 S.H.Johnson 6 00
166 S. H. Johnson 8 00
167 S.H.Johnson 10 60
168 S. H. Jahnson 4 00
166 S. H. Johnson 5 75
170 J. B, Latimer 10 00
171 J. B. Latimer 0 50
Dne West Township.
172 R. E. Reeves ? 15 00
173 R. E. Reeves 15 00
174 R. E. Reeves 14 25
175 J. E. Voss 15 00
176 J. E. Voss. 15 00
177 J. E. Voss 12 75
178 P. R. Jones 15 00
179 P. R. Jones 15 00
180 P. R. Jones 9 75
181 Janie Bonner 20 00
182 Janie Bonner 20 00
183 Janie Bonner 20 00
184 Janie Bonner 13 00
185 Claudia Ellis 20 00
186 Claudia Ellis 20 00
187 Claudia Ellis 20 00
188 Claudia Ellis 13 00
189 J. N. Pratt 9 75
190 C. C. Reed ...* 10 00
191 C. C. Reed 10 00
192 C. C. Reed 10 00
193 C. C. Reed 10 00
194 C. C. Reed 5 25
195 J. N. Carwile 15 00
196 J. N. Carwile 20 00
197 Ella McClain 15 00
198 Mamie Grier 15 00
199 Mamie Grier 15 00
200 Mamie Grier 15 00
201 Mamie Grier 15 00
202 Mamie Grier 9 76
203 B. T. Boyd 10 00
204 B. T. Boyd 10 00
205 B. T. Boyd 10 00
206 B. T. Boyd 10 00
207 B. T. Boyd 6 50
208 L. A. McDill 20 00
209 S. H. Clinkscales. 20 00
210 S. H. Clinkscales. 20 00
211 S. H. Clinkscaies. 13 00
212 R. H. Armstrong 20 00
213 R. H. Armstrong 20 00
214 R. H. Armstrong 13 00
215 H. Clinkscales 10 00
216 H. Clinkscales 10 00
Total ? 640 00
Long Cane Township.
217 A. A. Hagan $ 20 00
218 A. A. Hagan 20 00
219 A. A. Hagan 20 00
220 A. A. Hagan 15 00
221 Lila Mcllwain 20 00
222 Lila Mcllwain 20 00
223 Lila Mcllwain 25 00
22A H. A. Smith 10 00
225 H.A.Smith 10 00
226 J. Reynolds 10 00
227 J. Reynolds ? 10 00
228 J. Reynolds 7 50
229 R. J. Smith 10 00
230 S. E. Johnson 10 00
231 S. E. Johnson 10 00
232 N. E. Gordon 15 00
233 L. V. Boston 20 00
234 L. Y. Boston 20 00
235 J. P. Hawthorn... 20 00
236 J. M. Leith 20 00
237 J. M. Leith 15 00
238 R. Hagan 4 00
239 E. A. Vance 17 75
Total ? 349 25
SmithviUe Township.
240 G. W. Davis ? 20 00
241 G. W. Davis 20 00
242 G. W. Davis 20 00
243 G. W. Davis 20 00
244 G. W. Davis 20 00
245 G. W. Davis 20 00
"T m~l 9 1A AA *
z^o wm. xuiaiiu iv w
247 Wm. Toland 10 00
248 Wm. Toland 10 00
249 Wm. Toland 10 00
250 Wm. Toland 10 00
251 Sallie Carveal 5 00
252 Sallie Carveal 5 00
i 253 Sallie Carveal 5 00
254 Sallie Carveal 5 00
255 Sallie Carveal 5 00
256 M. E. WilliamB... 10 00
257 M. E. Williams... 10 00
258 M. E. William*... 10 00
259 M. E. Williami... 9 00
260 Ella Williams 10 00
261 Ella Williams 10 00
262 EllaAVilliams 10 00
263 J. Reynolds 10 00
264 J. Reynolds 10 00
265 J. Reynolds 10 00
266 J. Reynolds 10 00
267 J. Reynolds 10 00
268 J. P. Morrow 20 00
269 J. P. Morrow 20 00
270 J. P. Morrow 20 00
271 J. P. Morrow 20 00
272 J. P. Morrow 20 00
273 J. B. Muse 20 00
274 J. B. Muse 20,00
275 J. B. Muse 20 00
276 J. B. Muse 20 00
277 Eliza Moragne 10 00
278 Eliza Moragne 10 00
279 Eliza Moragne 9 00
280 I. White and J.
Reynolds 25 00
281 I. White and J.
Reynolds 25 00
T _ t T*rn it AA
zoa tjouu W118WU 11 w
283 S. E. Morton 15 00
284 Calvin Moragne... 13 50
Total 9 612 50
White Hall Township.
285 M. A. Prewit ? 20 00
286 M. A. Prewit 20 00
287 M. A. Prewit 20 00
288 M. A. Prewit 20 00
289 M. A. Prewit 18 00
290 M. A. Prewit 5 00
291 I. L. Campbell 20 00
292 I. L. Campbell 20 00
293 I. L. Campbell 20 00
294 I. L. Campbell 20 00
295 I. L. Campbell 5 00
296 Lula Brooks 10 00
297 Lola Brooks 10 00
298 Lula Brooks 10 00
299 Lula Brooks 10 00
300 Lula Brooks 12 50
301 Mamie Blake 8 50
302 Mamie Blake 8 45
303 Mamie Blake 9 00
304 Mamie Blake 9 00
305 Mamie Blake 9 00
306 T. J. Griffin 10 00
307 T. J. Griffin 10 00
308 T. J. Griffin 2 50
309 BessieMcLoghlin 15 00
310 Minie Morrow .... 8 20
311 Minie Morrow.... 9 15
312 Minie Morrow.... 12 00
313 Minie Morrow .... 7 25
314 C. B. Clark 15 00
315 C. B. Clark 3 75 .
316 L. J. Hutchison... 18 65
317 L. J. Hutchison... ' 20 00
318 L. J. Hutchison... x 13 35
319 Mamie Hearst 20 00
320 H. M. Woodard... 20 00
321 H. M. Woodard... 20 00
322 J. L. Turner 15 00
323 N. G. Morris 14 50
Total ? 518 80
t
Indian Hill Township.
324 F. C. Bradley ? 6 00
325 F. C. Bradlev 6 00
326 F. C. Bradley 6 00
327 A. E. Chiles 15 00
328 A. E. Chiles 15 00
329 T. J. Griffin 10 00
330 T. J. Griffin 10 00
331 T. J. Griffin 10 00
332 T. J. Griffin 10 00
333 8. A. Cowan 20 00
334 8. A. Cowan 20 00
335 S. A. Cowan 20 00
336 Mattie Reagan 20 00
337 Mattie Beagan 20* 00
338 Mattie Reagan 20 00
339 J. K. Hood 40 00
' 340 J. E. Hood 40 00
341 B. H. Neel 20 00
342 B. H. Neel 20 00
343 B. H. Neel 20 00
344 B. H. Neel 20 00
345 B. H. Neel 20 00
346 J. H. Owens 20 00
347 J. H. Owens .. 20 00
348 J. H. Owens 20 00
349 M.L.Baker 10 00
350 M. L. Baker 10 00
351 M. L. Baker 10 00
352 M. L. Baker 10 00
353 M. L. Baker 10 00
354 G. W. Andrews... 20 00
355 G. W. Andrews... 20 00
356 G. W. Andrews... 20 00
357 O. W. Andrews... 20 00
358 G. W. Andrews... 20 00
359 G. W. Andrews... 20 00
Total ? 618 00
Cedar Springs Township.
360 Carrie Bradley S 9 30
381 Carrie Bradley 9 30
362 Carrie Bradley 9 35
363 Carrie Bradley 4 65
364 Sallle Taylor. 20 00
365 Sallle Taylor. 20 00
366 Sallle Taylor 30 08
367 B. W. Turner. 2 50
368 R A. McAllster 10 00
369 E. A. McAllster 9 00
870 E. A. McAllster 12 00
371 E. A. McAllster 10 65
372 E. A. McAllster 6 00
373 S. White 15 00
374 S. White ? 15 00
375 S. White. 15 00
376 S. White 7 50
377 L. Glbert. 20 00
378 L. Glbert 580 00
379 L. Glbert 20 00
380 L. Glbert ." 20 00
381 L. Glbert 10 00
382 J. I. Reynolds. 20 00
383 J. I. Reynolds 20 00
384 J. I.Reynolds 7 50
385 Nellie Pressley 20 00
386 Nullie Presslev 20 00
387 Nellie Pressley 20 00
388 Nellie Pressley 19 35
389 M. Reynolds 10 00
390 M. Reynolds 10 00
391 M. Reynolds 10 00
392 M. Reynolds 5 00
898 Lula Brown 20 00
394 Lula Brown 20 00
395 Lula Brown 20 00
396 Lula Brown 10 00
397 Lula Brown 20 00
Total 8 537 10
Abbeville Township.
398 Maggie Gilliam S 13 00
899 Maggie Gilliam 18 00
400 Maggie Gilliam imhihmhmi woo 1
401 S. A. Donaldson 15 00
402 S. A. Donaldson 15 00
403 Julia Martin 10 00
404 Ellen Link 18 00
405 Ellen Link 9 00
406 B. Brock.- 15 00
407 A. W. Parks 20 00
408 A. W. Parks 18 15
409 A. W. Parks 17 00
410 Mary Rogers 10 40
411 Mary Rogers 11 75
412 Mary Rogers 12 25
413 J. W. Thomson 13 00
414 J. W. Thomson .... 13 20
415 J. W. Thomson 13 60
416 J. W. Thomson .... 12 75
417 J. W. Thomson 15 00
418 EmmaPerrln 17 15
410 EmmaPerrln 16 00
420 Emma Perrln 17 60
421 EmmaPerrln 16 00
422 H.M.Young 17 00
423 H. M. Young 20 00
424 H. M. Young 20 00
425 H. M. Young 18 00
426 H. M. Young 17 00
427 H. M. Young 10 00
428 D. R Penney. 20 00
429 D. R. Penney 20 00
430 D. R. Penney 20 00
431 LulaCason ' 20 00
432 Julia Martin 20 00
433 A. M. Romans 10 00
434 A. M. Romans. 10 00
435 A. M. Romans 10 00
436 Jennie Mcllwaln 20 00
437 Jennie Mcllwaln 20 00
438 Jennie Mcllwaln 20 00
439 Jennie Moll wain 20 00
440 J. A. Richey. 16 00
441 J. A. Rlchcy SO 00
442 J. A. Richey... 20 00
443 Kitty Richey. 20 00
444 Lula Farrow- 20 00
445 Lula Farrow 20 00
446 Lula Farrow - 20 00
447 N. A. Wardlaw 20 00
448 N. A. Wardlaw 20 00
449 B. Barksdale 12 00
450 L. A. White 20 00
451 J. B. Beck :.... 15 00
452 Q. 8. Wilson (repairing
school house) 10 00
Total J
Diamond Hill Township.
453 L. M.Lipford $ 20 00
454 L. M. Llpford 20 00
455 L. M.Lipford 20 00
456 L. M. Lipford 20 00
457 B.T.Boyd 5 00
458 H. R. Latimer- 15 00 .
469 H. R. Latimer. 15 00
460 H. R Latimer.? 22 50
461 H.R.Latimer 15 00
462 D. V. Norrls 8 10
463 B. F. Strather 16 85
464 Helen McMaken 20 00
465 Helen McMaken 10 00
466 Helen McMaken 20 00
467 J. R. Crowther, builder.. 45 00
408 W. T. Mllford 20 00
4G9 W. T. Mllford 20 00
470 W.T. Mllford 10 00
471 Allle Prewlt.. 20 00
472 Allle Prewlt^ 17 00
478 Minnie Bell 20 00
474 Minnie Bell 20 00
475 Minnie Bell 20 00
476 Minnie Bell . 10 00
477 Minnie Bell 20 00
478 J. H Bell 20 00
479 J. R. Bell 20 00
480 J. R. Bell 10 00
481 J. R. Bell 20 00
Total 9 619 45
Lowndesville Township.
482 Mollle Jones 4 4 85
483 Mollle Jones 19 00
484 Mollle Jones 14 45
485 Mollle Jones.... 18 30
486 J. A. Wllliford 9 00
487 J. A. Williford 6 65
488 J. A. Williford 9 80
489 J. A. Williford 4 00
490 R. G. Leslie 20 00
491 R. G. Leslie. 14 15
492 Mattlson Cobb 6 00
493 Mattle Harper 17 00
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493 Mattle Harpor 20 00
496 Mattie Harper- 15 00
497 J. E. Cason 20 00
498 J. E. Cason.. 20 00
499 L. J. Edge 12 00
500 Lucius Beatie 9 50
501 Lucius Beatie 10 00
502 Laclus Beatie 10 00
508 J. F. Harper 17 35
504 J. F. Harper 20 00
506 J. F. Harper. 20 00
506 J. F. Harper? 13 00
607 I. A. Guinn ?. 2 50
508 I. A. Guinn 10 00
509 I. A. Guinn 10 00
510 Fannie McAllister 20 00
511 Fannie McAllister 20 00
512 Fannio McAllister. 20 00
613 Fannie McAllister. 8 00
514 Mary Rogers 20 00
515 Mary Rogera 20 00
516 Mary Rogers 20 00
517 Mary Rogers 1 8 00
518 Mrs. E. M. DuPre 12 25
519 Mrs. E. M. DuPre 10 25
520 Tabitba Thomas 13 50 .
621 Tabitba Thomas 15 00
522 W. G. Huckabee 15 00 1
rno ?ir n T7nAl.Akn? 1ft fifi 1
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524 W. G. Huckabee.. 11 25 1
525 Ellen Crawford 5 00 '
528 Ellen Crawford 2 15 (
Total 8 604 95
. Magnolia Township.
527 Newlln Mercer. $ 10 00
528 Newlln Mercer. 10 00
529 Newlln Mercer. 19 00
530 Newlln Mereer 15 00
531 Alex Nash 8 50 |
532 Wm. Leitner. 10 00
533 Wm. Leitner 10 00
534 J. N. Belcher. 20 00 1
535 M. C. Martin rent 2 00 <
530 J. L. Leslie :. 25 00 f
537 Jennie Cason 30 33
538 Jennie Cason 14 64
539 Mrs. J. H. Hester 15 00 <
540 Mrs. J. H. Hester 15 00 E
Ml M. S. Cason 20 00 (
542 M. S. Casen 20 00
543 M. S. Casou 15 00 '
544 R. G. Johnson 20 00 ]
545 R. G. Johnson 20 00 J
510 R. G. Johnson 20 00
547 Lula Wright 20 00
548 Lula Wright 20 00 J
519 Lula Wright 20 00 I
550 Lula Wright 20 00 i
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(XII JUIUIVA Y ? ?v w
552 Manerva Drake 20 00
553 Manerva Drake 20 00
554 Manerva Drake 20 00
555 Manerva Drake 20 00
Total 8 499 47
Calhonns Hill* Township.
556 Ida McAllister- 8 20 00
557 Ida McAllister 20 00
558 Ida McAllister. 20 00
550 Ida McAllister 20 00
600 Varence Jobnson 20 00
' ......
561 Varence Johnson 20 00
562 Varence Johnson 20 00
663 Varence Johnson.? 20 00
504 J.L.Leslie 20 00
565 A. L. Patterson 20 (X)
50(J A. L. Patterson 20 00 .
667 M.M.Owen 20 00
668 M. M. Owen 20 00
6C9 M. M. Owen...* 20 00
(70 Janle Cowan 6 66
671 M. A. McDuffle 15 00
672 M. A. McDnffle 11 25
573 S. T. Mcintosh 10 00
674 M. E. Bradley 10 00
575 M. E. Bradley 10 00
676 M. E. Bradley 7 ?0
577 M.E.Bradley 2 50
578 M. W. Letraan 15 00
579 M. W. Letman 7 50
580 M. W. Letman 7 50
581 J. B. Smith 15 00
582 .T. B. Smith 6 00
583 J. B. Smith 9 00
584 L. P. Taylor 10 00
585 Adelade Crawford 10 00
588 Adelade Crawford. 5 00
587 E. J. Banks 15 00
588 E. J. Banks 15 00
589 E. J. Banks. 15 00
590 E. J. Banks. 15 00
Total 3 497 91
Bordeanx Township.
591 S. G. Britt 8 2o oo
592 S. G. Britt 2o oo
593 S. G. Britt. 2o oo
594 8. G. Britt 2o oo
595 S. S. Humbert 2o oo
596 S. S. Humbert 2o oo
597 S. S. Humbert 2o oo
698 S. S. Humbert 2o oo
599 S. S. Humbert lo oo
600 8. A. Willis 2o oo
601 S. A. Willis 2o oo
602 M. E. Wldeman 13 34
603 M. E. Wldeman...- 13 34
604 R.J.Robinson 4o oo
6o5. R.J. Robinson 13 33 <
606 1 E. J. Robinson 26 67
607 R. J. Robinson 26 66
606 R. J. Roblnsou 26 66
609 F. C. Bradley 5 oo
610 F. C. Bradley lo oo
611 E. W. Moraine lo oo
612 E. W. Moragne lo oo 1
613 E. W. Moragne 15 oo
614 E. W. Moragne 15 oo
615 C. W. C. Moragne... 15 oo
616 C. W. C. Moragne... 15 oo
617 C. W. C- Moragne... 15 oo
618 C. W. C. Moragne... 11 25
619 B. A. Berdlshaw... 15 oo
620 B. A. Berdlshaw... 15 oo
621 B. A, Berdlshaw... 15 oo
622 B. A. Berdlshaw... 15 oo
623 B. A. Berdlshaw... 7 5o
624 M.B.Johnson 2o oo
625 M.B. JohDSon 2o oo
626 M. B. Johnson - 2o oo
627 M. B. Johnson 2o oo
628 M. B. Johnson 2o oo '<
629 Z. R. Early lo oo
630 M. L. Norman lo oo
681 M. L. Covin 2o oo
632 M. L. Covin 2o oo
633 M. L. Coyln 2o oo
634 M. L. Covin 2o oo
635 M. Carrie Cowan... lo oo
636 E- Cowan, Sceool Com 456 08
637 J. W' Perrin, County
Treasurer, amount
found due him by
grand Jury 26 oo
638 J, C. Klugh, Co. Boaad
Examiners 15 oo
639 J. Allen Smith?,'County
Board Examiner 15 oo
640 E. Cowan, School Com
missloner 81 oo
641 Press and Banner 42 oo
642 Abbeville Medium 42 oo
643 E. C. McCante, 2T;S..?; 15 oo
644 G. C.Hodges. 2 T. S.... 15 oo
645 R. W- Major, rent, 2 T.S 5o oo
646 A. B. Stalwortb, 2 T. S. 15 oo
647 Sallle Clardy, 3 T.; 8.... 4o oo
618 Mary McGee 3 T. S 2o oo
649 H. Gogglns. 3 T. S 15 oo
650 S. E. CUnkscales, 3, T. S 15 oo
651 S. E. Cllnescales. 3 T. S.. 15 oo
652 A. C. Agnew, 3 T S 2o oo 1
653 E.J.Adams, 3 T. S.... lo oo 1
654 J. T. Hodges, 3 T. 8 2o oo j
655 A, J. Hunter, 3T.S.... lo oo
656 A. J. Hunter, 8 T. S 2o oo
667 A. E. Agnew, 8 T. S 7 5o ?
659 Mrs. J. F, Hodges, 3 T.S 35 oo i
660 Misses Giles, 2 T. S 27o oo I
661 H. Clinkscales, 5
T. S lo oo
<362 H. Clinkscales, 5 '
T.S 6 5o 1
663 R J.Smith, 6 T. S. 7 5o I
664 G. W. Davis, 7 T. S. 2o oo
6G5 L. J. Hutchison,
8T. 8 13 35 . ]
666 J. L. Campbell, S ' <
T. S 2o oo (
667 J. H. Owen, 0 T. S.. 20 00
667 B. W. Turner, lo
T. 8 ?.. 2o oo
(
Total $ J,4o6 83 |
Respectfully submitted, {
J- W. PERR1N, ?
Connty Treasurer, s
Note.?The time for the collection of taxes i
having been extended, and a considerable (
imount of taxes being still unpaid, the above
report of expenditures is necessarily imperfect
In fact quite an amount has been ,'paid 1
>ut since the first part of this report was giqen t
io the printer. t
J. W. PERRIN, j
County Treasurer.
January 8, 1880.
Warm Rooms. >
Physicians fix the proper tempera- 1
;ure of rooms in winter at 68 (legs. J
A 4- nno mow ha nam. t
MI IJLL13 ICUipciaiUi C VllC a i ic*j uv vvtM
"ortable sitting quietly if he is suffi- 1
;iently clothed. If with the mercury c
it 68 degs. he is not warm enough, c
nore clothing or wraps should be put
)n, but the warmth of the room 1
ihould not be iucreased. There are ^
jxceptiona to all rules, and doubtless 8
;here are cases of invalids and aged 8
persons who require a higher degree of 1
aeat than above indicated. But for e
;he majority rooms heated above this
imit are enervating to the occupants, D
ind make them liable to invasion of 0
various maladies that lie in wait dur- v
ng cool weather to pounce on the un- 1
n ary. 8
A lady who has spent several win- r
;ers in Germany tells us that there she v
:ould never raise the temperature of t]
ler rooms above 58 degs. Fuel is
icarce and high-priced, and the porce- c
ain stoves used for heating purposes c
emper rather than heat the air, while fi
hey never burn it as do so many of b
>ur cast-iron heaters. But she cloth- r2
id her children, and some of them&i
were oabies, so warmly that they were
perfectly comfortable, and they did no t >
have a single cold all the time they j
were there. They were entirely free ,
from the catarrhs which gives us so
much trouble. Doubtless one secret of
this freedom lay in the fact that there _
was a diminished difference in. the #1
temperature within doors and without
no njmirirn-nil ttf tfli fUrtf I AA in
uo vvutyaiwu tt itu iuai uiuucuvv m
this country, and their clothing pre- '-fjjjj
pared them for either or both.
It cannot have escaped the notice of
the careful observer that we rarely
take cold when the weather is growing
colder, but rather when it changes
from cold to warm. The increasing
cold warns us to protect ourselves from
it, while a change in the opposite direc" ;>]
tion is likely to find us unguarded. "
We take cold oftener from being in too .: -S.
warm a room or from being too warm-ly
clad in mild weather than from the v^Jj
reverse of these conditions.
A thermometer frequently consulted '
will soon enable one to tell by his own
sensations within a degree or two the
temperature of the room in which he J;
is sitting, and warn him to remove his , "J
overcoat, or lighten his clothing in ?
some way, or to add to it a lap robe, or
to find elsewhere such a temperature
as he requires. In the absence of $
ability to procure or command right
condition, a full recognition of such as ;V<
are adverse, and a strong mental resist- "-.Q
ance to them, will, in many cases, di- ;*-j
minish, if not entirely prevent, un- 'I'M
pleasant results. Such has been our 'ft
experience. ? ^
About Nickel.
When refined and used in its pure
state nickel is one of the most brilliant j.., >.
and durable metals ever discovered. i?|
It receives a beautiful polish, will nei- ther
tarnish nor corrode, and is vir*
tually indestructible. Its best quail- $|i
ties are almost unknown to the general i<-M
public, though the craftsman is familiar
with them, having utilized them in pi
the manufacture of delicate and expensive
instruments. The public .
knows nickel only as an ingredient,
with copper, in the alloy of our fivecent
pieces, and in the form of electro- ;\r{&
plating over iron, for cutlery, grates,
etc., where immunity from rust and ^fij
tarnish is sought. Its luster and *'>?2
strength make it superior to silver it3elf
for many household articles, because
it is not easily discolored by
acids, and doe9 not wear out its "good
clothes," as silver-plated ware must do, f$j
to maintain a respectable appearance.
Solid nickel is in use in Germany as a '-fM
lining for bath-tubs, is employed for
uar and carriage furnishings, and it
takes the place of steel, brass and sil
ver in the manufacture of knives,
forks, buttons, ornaments, harness and
saddlery trimmings. Edison, the
jreat electrical inventor, has found it
necessary, because superior to iron, in
manufacturing the; heat generator of
jlectricity, but has been compelled to
jend to Europe to obtain it in sufficient $?
quantity.
Power of Making or Marring.
In the first place, whatever Individ- ^
ual views we may hold about troubles \vi|
aeing the dispensations of Providence, ^
it becomes a wicked and unwarrantable
thing for us to contsitut'e ourselves 3
is self-appointed agents. Some of us
;lo this more or less deliberately, by .
putting trials and tests of all sorts on
people of whom we pretend to be
fond. Nothing is more ruinous. Our > f ?
kvay should be rather to make the per- ,
feet way the easy way, to let nothing $j|
anar the constant view of the ideal, to
present no other pioture but the perfect
>ne, instead of doing as we too often
lo, put little stumbling blocks in the |
,vay of the weak member.
Think of how many people test
heir children, their servants and their
'riends long before their strength ia >i
jqual to it, and who, in this way, mar p
i growth that might otherwise have ? . $j|
itrengthened into perfection. Most of
is, however, act unconsciously in the
natter, not because we mean to put
>bstacles in the way of others, but be- .
sause few of us think enough about .
neaning not to do it. We never stop
o consider how in our daily intercourse
in immense power lies in our hands o
naking or marring each other's lives
How to be Graceful.
A school-girl misses a great deal of -.V
-aluable education who hurries away
o school, morning and afternoon, -fi
vithout having used her muscles in
lelpiug her mother. She missessomehintr
else, which, in a few years, she vj
vill know to value better than she
loes now?grace of movement and
arriage. ,
What makes a girl graceful? It is
ising all her bodily powers. A student
vho is nothing but a student soon be- ),
;ins to stoop, and the habit, once be;un,
grows inveterate and incurablelalf
our school girls cannot walk with
ase and grace.
We see this very plainly on Comaencement
days, when the members
f the graduating class are obliged to
ralk a few steps before the audience.
'heir dresses are often too costly and
plendid; their hair is beautifully aranged;
their pieces are creditably
written: one thing only they lack ;
hey cannot walk!
A girl who would have a graceful
arriage, a. sound digestion, a clear ?
omplexion and fine teeth, must work
jr them every day, and no work is .'M.j&d
etter for the purpose than the ordina. ?
j work of a house done with diligonco
id carefulness. ;
n
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