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- ANNUAL REPORT OF The School Commissioner ,o OF YORK COUNTY. To the Presiding Judge, March Term, 1883, of the Court of Common Ptea* and General Hcstlonn for York County THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER of York county submit* his Annual Report of Teachers' pay certificates issued during the year commencing November 1, 1881, and ending Octobei 81, 1882, in conformity to Act of Assembly, ap a i&UO pnivwi reurunrv u, iocu. . SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. CHEROKEE. N Voucher. 29 0. F. Thompson, teacher $ 20 0( 166 O. F. Thompson, teacher 30 0C 244 O." F. Thompson, teacher 25 (K 39 J. F. Miller, teacher 16 Of 69 J. F. Miller, teacher 14 Of 406 J. F. Miller, teacher....:. 15 Of 464 J. F. Miller, teacher 7 5C 58 W. P. Whisonant, teacher.. 16 Of 59 W. P. Whisonant, teacher 16 Of 372 W. P. Whisonant, teacher 18 Of 62 A. P. White, teacher 15 Of 405 A. P. White, teacher 15 Of 523 A. P. White, teacher .-. 9 Of 85 W. D. Camp, teacher..;; 20 Of 311 W. D. Camp, teacher.!. 20 Of 408 W. D. Camp, teacher 20 0( 409 W. D. Camp, teacher 5 Of 540 W. D. Camp, teacher..,, 31 Of 86 Ira Hardin, trustee?expenses 20 Of 165 L. M. Shnrpe, teacher 20 Of 243 L. M. Sharpe, teacher 20 Of 533 L. M. Sharpe, teacher 20 Of 167 R. McAfee, teacher 17 Of 168 M. E. Smith, teacher 15 Of 198 Lizzie Ellis, teacher 18 Of 245 Lizzie Ellis, teacher .' 18 Of 332 T. P. Whisonant. teacher 9 60 426 T. P. WThisonant, teachor 11 0.5 375 H. Coykendal, teacher 50 Oil 537 H. Covkendal, teacher 50 Of) 376 C. E. Ilechtler, teacher 18 75 407 C. E. Bechtler, teacher 4 5f 448 M. E. B. Whitesidcs, teacher 22 5fJ 538 D. R. Bird, teacher 40 0(1 539 Starks Meacham, teacher 12 0C 522 D. B. Johnson, teacher 20 00 534 O. P. Morgan, teacher 15 0(1 535 Hattie Rattaree, teacher 28 00 School commissioner's salary 50 00 8 793 90 SCHOOL UISTKIL'X ->u. ^ KING'S MOUNTAIN. 27 P. M. Alexander, teacher 15 00 44 P. M. Alexander, teacher 10 00 75 P. M. Alexander, teacher 15 00 110 P. M. Alexander, teacher 15 00 341 P. M. Alexander, teacher 15 00 379 P. M. Alexander, teacher 15 00 452 P. M. Alexander, teacher 7 50 31 Mary Purselev, teacher 12 50 49 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 5 00 73 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 14 00 395 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 15 00 74 J. A. Boyd, teacher 35 00 111 J. A. Boyd, teacher 25 00 161 J. A. Boyd, teacher 40 00 450 J. A. Bovd, teacher 35 00 526 J. A. Boyd, teacher 35 00 53 G. H. Martin, teacher 35 00 55 P. E. Moore, teacher 30 00 00 M. B. Whitesides, teacher 22 50 160 M. E. Whitesides, teacher 30 00 370 B. Whitesides, teacher 22 50 76 Mary E. Smith, teacher 15 00 94 M. A. Love, teacher 15 00 147 M. A. Love, teacher 15 00 304 M. A. Love, teacher.... 15 00 503 M. A. Love, teacher 15 00 164 M. A. Love, teacher 15 00 176 G. P. Hambrick, teacher 5 00 241 S. Walsh, teacher^. 25 00 273 E. P. Castles, teadier 8 00 95 E. F. Bell, teacher.. ... 15 00 146 E. F. Bell, teacher...... 15 00 343 James M. Caldwell, teacher...... 15 00 381 James M. Caldwell, teacher 15 00 350 G. R. Alexander, teacher 14 00 138 G. R. Alexander, teacher 14 00 101 G. R. Alexander, teacher 14 00 416 G. R. Alexander, teacher 14 00 43 D. L. Witberspoon, teacher 9 00 112 D. L. Witherspoon, teacher 7 00 105 W. F. Smith, teacher 21 00 415 W. F. Smith, teacher '32 00 h-* a v> r'uinrtitall trustee?exDOiises.. 20 00 128 M. J. Rattaree, teacher 30 00 413 M. J. Rattaree, teacher 30 00 150 M. J. Brown, teacher 30 00 410 M. J. Brown, teacher 37 50 354 J, T. McMackin, teacher 15 00 451 J. T. McMackin,-teacher 8 00 432 J. T. McMackin, teachor 10 00 300 A. C. Beamguard, teacher 15 00 414 A. C. Beamguard, teacher 15 00 ' m Walter. By em, teacher 12 00 491 Walter'Byers, teacher 12 00 380 C. A. Torrence, teacher 20 00 382 Ned Lowrv, teacher 5 00 383 N. C. Nichols, teacher 15 00 374 James S. Jackson, teacher 12 00 School commissioner's salary 50 00 81,074 50 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3. BETHEL. 1 James T. Carson, teacher 8 15 00 13 S. B. Lathan, teacher 50 00 30 Thomas Karis, teacher, old claim... 32 00 42 W. E. Adams, teacher 25 00 278 W. E. Adams, teacher 25 00 400 W. E. Adams, teacher 30 00 45 Thurburt Wright, teacher 15 00 34. Thurburt Wright, teacher 15 00 40 J. A. Glenn, teaeher..? 37 50 270 J. A. Glenn, teacher 15 00 280 J. A. Glenn, teacher 30 00 384 .T. A. Glenn, teacher 30 00 484 J. A. Glenn, teacher 15 00 50 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 10 00 272 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 14 00 449 Thomas R. Adams, teacher 15 00 05 J. A. Wilson, teacher 14 25 207 P. E. Moore., teacher 25 00 K74 E m BnmTt?h? teacher 30 00 33 E. M. Brandon, teacher . 15 00 511 E. M. Brandon, teacher 30 00 275 John Ferguson, teacher 30 00 277 M. L. Johnson, teacher 30 00 279 J.-P. Reid, teacher 40 00 51(5 J. P. Reid, teacher 35 00 h 310 E. M. Adams, teacher 30 00 487 E. M. Adams, teacher 40 00 32 J. C. Patrick, trustee?expenses 20 00 35 James Stowe, teacher <5 00 3(5 C. Thompson, teacher '.. 10 00 485 John L. Davis, teacher 40 00 515 John L. Davis, teacher (30 00 480 Caroline Setzer, teacher 15 00 512 Caroline Setzer, teacher 7 50 488 John Wrav, teacher 15 (K) 489 Jane Dixon, teacher 12 00 513 Jane Dixon, teacher 12 00 5M> Emma Davis, teacher 50 00 514 J. M. Clinton, teacher 10 00 529 Martha Hill, teacher 10 0(1 530 E. C. Hill, teacher 75 0(J School commissioner's salary 50 00 $1,085 2S SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. FORT MILL." 20 J. M. Long, teacher ~...r $ 15 0C 227 J. M. Long, teacher 15 0C 4435 J. M. Long, teacher 82 5C 21 Addie Perminter, teacher 15 0C 228 Addie Perminter, teacher 15 01 477 Addie Perminter, teacher 45 0C i 22 Anna Hinton, teacher 15 0( 22(5 Anna Hinton, teacher 15 0C 4(37 Anna Hin'.on, teacher 75 0C 23 P. R. Saville, teacher <3 0C 40 F. C. Harris, teacher . 25 (K 220 F. C. Harris, teacher 15 0( 443(3 F. C. Harris, teacher.-... 60 0C 221 J. L. Stoudiman, teacher 16 0( 473 J. L. Stoudiman. teacher ;.... 64 0C 222 Lou. A. Ormand, teacher 15 0( 471 Lou A. Ormand, teacher 56 21 472 James Reid, teacher 15 0( 223 M. Withels, teacher 15 0C 470 M. Withers, teacher 60 0C 224 John Ford, teacher ? 15 0( 409 John Ford, teacher 67 5( jf 225 Kate'Ransom, teacher 12 0( * 476 Kate Ransom, teacher 63 0C 247 A. R. Banks, teacher 15 (X 475 Banks it DeGraffenried, tedchers 110 0( 337 J. W.; Ardrey, trustee?expenses,... 20 (K 408 J. H. Harris, teacher 15 (K 478 H. Tfc'Wagoner, teacher 75 (K 479 Mollie Smith, teacher 45 (K 474 Janie Morrow, teacher 20 0( j - School commissioner's salary 50 0( ^1,147 2; SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5. CATAWBA. 3 Marion Whitfield, teacher 13 0( 175 Marion Whitfield, teacher 28 (K 250 Marion Whitfield, teacher 14 0< 271 Marion Whitfield, teacher 14 (X 309 Marion Whitfield, teacher ; 14 0< 403 Marion Whitfield, teacher 25 0< 527 Marion Whitfield, teacher 30 0< 4 M. A. Porter, teacher, 12 (X - , 15 M. A. Porter, teacher 15 (X 07 M. A. Porter, teacher, 15 (X 89 M. A. Porter, teacher 10 0< 140 M. A. Porter, teacher 10 (X 141 C. H. Culp, teacher 15 (X 2<H C. H. Culp, teacher 30 (X 390 C. II. Culp, teacher 15 (X 439 C. II. Culp, teacher 12 (X 10 S. E. Atkinson, teacher 30 0< 209 S. E. Atkinson, teacher 14 (X 17 J. I). Witherspoon, teacher 12 0< 50 J. D. Witherspoon, teacher J2 (X i>2 J. D. Witherspoon, teacher 12 (X 13fi J. I). Witherspoon, teacher 12 (X 203 J. I). Witherspoon, teacher 12 (X 18 M. J. Roddev, teacher 8 (X 127 M. J. Roddev, teacher 15 (X 270 M. J. Roddev, teacher 52 (X 19 Carrie O'Neal, teacher 8 (x 03 M. E. Hays, teacher 30 W 24 D. T. Lesslev, trustee?expenses 20 0 J. W. Dye, teacher 2 (X 90 J. W. Dve, teacher 0 o 91 Jane C. Wade, teacher 20 0 I 142 Jane C. Wade, teacher $ 20 00 | 194 Jane C. Wade, teacher 20 00 246 Jane C. Wade, teacher 20 00 93 F. J. B. Blake, teacher 20 00 173 P. J. B. Blake, teacher... 20 00 255 F. J. B. Blake, teacher..! 40 00 308 F. J. B. Blake, teacher 20 00 441 F. J. B. Blake, teacher 60 00 124 L. R. Roddey, teacher 14 00 172 L. R. Roddey, teacher : 14 00 231 L. R. Roddey, teacher 12 00 389 L. R. Roddey, teacher 22 00 ' 440 L. R. Roddey, teacher.. 16 00 : 193 J. M. Long, teacher.. 14 00 253 J. M. Long, teacher 14 00 195 Loula Farrow, teacher 36 00 428 Loula Farrow, teacher 28 00 196 K. J. Wherry, teacher 48 00 387 E. J. Wherry, teacher 16 00 391 E. J. Wherry, teacher 16 00 252 Hattie J. Strait, teacher 22 00 254 Mary Hill, teacher 30 00 518 Mary Hill, teacher 27 00 331 C. A. Neil, teacher 16 00 521 C. A. Neil, teacher 6 00 385 M. P. Watts, teacher 15 00 , 429 M. P. Watts, teacher - 8 00 386 W. B. Watts, teacher 14 00 388 C. P. ('line, teacher 15 00 *430 T. V. Hicklin, teacher 32 00 442 Dora E. Oates, teacher 20 00 I . - ?_ a 1 r.A AA . 4*5 Li. I . ftiurffis, readier jv w 519 M. L. Hall, teacher, 40 00 , . 520 B. P. Alston, teacher 12 00 ' School commissioner's salary 50 00 , SI,370 00 ' l SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. j ' BETH BSD A. ; ! 77 P. T. Blake, teacher 8 15 00 ; 155 P. T. Blake, teacher 32 00 351 P. T. Blake, teacher 10 00 ' 412 P. T. Blake, teacher 10 00 ' 88_ W. L. Sandifer, teacher 10 00 J 177" W. L. Sandifer, teacher 32 00 404 W. L.-Sandifer, teacher 32 00 1 12.3 James A. McCarley, teacher ... SO 00 ' 258 v James A. McCarley, teacher 15 00 j 357 James A. McCarley, teacher 15 00 ) ' 1390 James A. McCarley, teacher 10 (X) * 152 J. H. Strait, teacher 82 00 * 347-J. H. Strait, teacher -10 00 tJ ' 434, J. H. Strait, teacher 82 00 ; 153 J. O. Crawford, teacher 82 00 365 -J. O. Crawford; teacher..... 10 00 ; 41 if.J. O. Crawford, teacher 12 00 154 Sue E. McElroy, teacher 12 00 2571 Sue E. McElroy, teacher 24 00 4i 322 - Sue E. McElroy, teacher 24 00 * 482' Sue E. McElroy, teacher 30 00 , > 10.' R.K. Guthrie, school trustee, ex- . , - penses repairing school houses, 1 ) 1881 :. .7. ^.4-V20 (W : -'156- B. ,E. Guthrie, trustee?expenses, . * 1881-82 50 (XI : i 185 W. H. Clark, teacher ;10 00 11 *W. H. Clark, teacher 14 00 ? 180 George Crawford, teacher 12 (X) ^ 1S7 W. N. Elder, teacher 60 00 323 W. N. Elder, teacher 40 00 ;j 188 W. J. McFadden, teacher 18 00 ^ 189 E. J. Moore, teacher 48 (X) ^ 327 E. J. Moore, teacher 82 00 "?> Willlomo 36 00 d 1W XJCHU *t utiuino, HA?V??V* - - J 325. Belle Williams, teacher 54 00 ^ I9l";:J. C. Noisette, teacher 60 00 'j 353 J. CJ; Noisette, teacher 20 00 ; 427 J. C. Noisette, teacher 20 00 230 Sallie M. Mav, teacher 20 00 328 Sallie .M. May, teacher ; 20 00 4 1> R. C. Moore, teacher 06 00 "1 12 M. E. Boulware, teacher 20 00 J 324 Elma Bynum, teacher 25 00 320 Eliza Neelv, teacher....... 40 (K) .300 Marv J. Erwin, teacher 10 00 303 D. >t. Hughs, teacher 12 00 530 1). M. Hughs, teacher J5 00 423 Thomas Gilmore, teacher 32 00 School commissioner's salary 50 00 81,245.00 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7. EBENEZEK. 41 S. I). Barrou, teacher ? 00 00 j 110 S. 1). Barron, teacher 40 00 ^ 210 S. D. Barron, teacher 40 00 ] 314 S. D. Barron, teacher 20 00 j 303 S. I). Barron, teacher 20 00 , 54 J. H. Beattv, teacher 12 00 g 114 Lula Caton* teacher...; 45 00 \ 213 Lula Caton, teacher 15 00 312 Lula Caton, teacher 15 00" g 500 Lula Caton,. teacher 15 00 4 115 Cecile Murray, teacher 45 00 g 212 Cecile Murray, teacher 15 00 ^ 117 Bessie B. Miils, teacher 20 00 j 214 Bessie B. Mills, teacher 40 00 5 315 Bessie B. Mills, teacher 40 00 _ 118 J. M. Clinton, teacher 24 00 348 J. M. Clinton, teacher 14 00 408 J. M. Clinton, teacher 14 00 517 J. M. Clinton, teacher 7 00 119 Erwin E. Smith, teacher 12 00 211 Erwin E. Smith, teacher 12 00 361 E. E. Smith, teacher 14 00 120 S. B. Lathan, teacher 20 00 1 121 M. D. Withers, teacher 24 00 2 158 M. D. WIti-ers, teacher..... 12 00 2 495 M. I). Withers, teacher 28 00 3 122 W. J. Miller, trustee?expenses 15 00 ^ 157 Carrie F. O'Neal, teacher 15 00 4 215 Carrie E. O'Neal, teacher 15 00 313 Carrie F. O'Neal, teacher 30 00 1 501 Carrie F. O'Neal, teacher 15 00 1 159 J. P. Reid, teacher 30 00 2 251 J. P. Reid, teacher 15 00 ? 302 J. P. Reid, teacher 15 00 4 502 J. P. Reid, teacher 15 00 4 210 E. J. Roach, teacher 6 00 2 219 W. J. McFadden, teacher 9 00 353 F. A. Clinton, teacher 14 00 ] 490 F. A. Clinton, teacher 14 00 1 .'159 James W. White, teacher 14 00 * 497 J. W. White, teacher 21 00 2 358 James Carson, teacher 14 00 499 Jane ThoinaRSonrteacher... 30 00 4 School commissioner's salary 50 00 4 8 900 00 2 ? ynirnnr T-kTC<T<T?T/'?n Vfl S ov nwii i/AOHV4V* ^ W. . YORK. 14 J. Dickson, teacher $ 48 00 264 Jane Dixon, teacher 25 00 57 W. J. Bowen, teacher -'<5 00 205 W. J. Bowen, teacher 20 00 261 W. J. Bowen, teacher 20 00 505 W. J. Bowen, teacher 40 00 66 S. E. Clinton, teacher 8 00 145 S. E. Clinton, teacher 15 00 206 S. E. Clinton, teacher 10 00 397 S. E. Clinton, teacher 26 00 68 Si. E. Gettys, teacher 18 00 304 M. E. Gettys, teacher 40 00 321 M. E. Gettys, teacher 20 00 480 M. E. Gettys, teacher 66 00 78 14. C. Simmons, teacher 20 00 263 Mi C. Simmons, teacher 40 00 330 M. C. Simmons, teacher 19 00 398 M. C. Simmons, teacher 46 00 201 M. C. Simmons, teacher 25 00 i 97 E. P. Castles, teacher 20 00 262 E. P. Castles, teacher 20 00 307 E. P. Castles, teacher 40 00 , 317 E. P. Castles, teacher 20 00 i 445 E. P. Castles, teacher 50 00 ' 98 S. B. Lathan, teacher 20 00 : 202 S. B. Lathan, teacher 25 00 207 S. B. Lathan, feacher 35 00 237 8. B. Lathan, teacher 15 00 99 M. L. Brown, teacher 12 00 , 100 W. H. Clark, teacher 15 00 2(H) W. H. Clark, teacher jo ou 301 W. H. Clark, teacher 15 00 377 W. H. Clark, teacher 15 00 446 W. H. Clark, teacher 15 00 i 103 John A. Newton, teacher 15 00 J 232 John A. tfewton, teacher - 21 00 444 John A. Newton, teacher 24 00 144 Jane White, teacher 15 00 . 217 Jane White, teacher 15 00 ] 265 June White, teacher 15 00 302 Jane White, teacher 30 00 494 Jane White, teacher 15 00 21S W. J. McFadden, teacher 18 00 260 Kate Ratchford, teacher 30 00 303 Kate Ratchford, fcacber 30 00 148 Kate Ratchford, teacher 80 00 "] 306 J. W. A. Hartness, teacher 22 50 < 402 John Martin, teacher 10 00 61 M. J. Brown, teacher 30 00 181 M. J. Brown, teacher 5 00 266 M. J. Brown, teacher 10 00 394 A. F. Love, teacher 32 00 399 Sue L. MeFarland, teacher 40 00 481 Tirzah Templeton, teacher 108 00 483 N. A. Crocket, teacher 16 00 504 J. R. Caldwell, teacher 25 00 I 508 Alice M. Stephenson, teacher 30 00 School commissioner's salary 50 00 $1,559 50 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9. BROAD RIVER. , 47 J. L. Parker, teacher $ 30 00 84 J. L. Parker, teacher 15 00 - 132 J. L. Parker, teacher 15 00 j 456 J. L. Parker, teacher 27 00 , 48 J. H. Bartles, teacher 15 00 ? ?. ...I... .?i? m Si. .J. li. Jinnies, learjier ?" 2:55 J. H. Bnrtles, teacher 15 00 ) 293 J. H. Bnrtles, teacher 30 00 > 51 Allen Alexander, teacher 17 50 ) 71 Allen Alexander, teacher 14 00 3 i loti Allen Alexander, teacher 14 00 3 | 149 Allen Alexander, teacher 14 00 ) I 294 Allen Alexander, teacher 14 00 ) 458 Allen Alexander, teacher 28 00 ) 52 Edward Hoover," teacher 15 05 ) 82 Edward Iloover, teacher 12 50 J 133 Edward Hoover, teacher 12 50 3 184 Edward "Hoover, teacher...; 12 50 3 j 21 >2 Edward Hoover, teacher 12 50 3 i 457 Edward Hoover, teacher 12 50 ) 79 James A. Smith, teacher 30 00 ) 134 James A. Smith, teacher 15 00 i 3 200 James A. Smith, teacher 15 00 3 525 J. A. Smith, teacher 30 (to 3 SO Y. W. Neil, teacher, la 00 3 ' 135 Y. W. Neil, teacher 15 00 3 I Kits Y. W. Neil, teacher 15 00 3 ! 199 Y. W. Neil, teacher 15 00 > | 454 Y. W. Neil, teacher 30 00 I) 28 W. It. Davis and R. <*. Whitesidcs, !) I trustees. (This was refunded).. 100 00 i [)1 83 S. T. Meek, teacher 12 00 3 131 S. T. Meek, teacher 12 00 } 183 S. T. Meek, teacher 12 00 [) 29(5 S. T. Meek, teacher 12 00 I) 107 W. A. Darwin, teacher 12 50 9 130 W. A. Darwin, teacher 12 50 l) 234 W. A. Darwin, teacher 12 50 0 299 \V. A. Darwin, teacher 12 50 155 W. A. Darwin, teacher $ 25 (X 108 (a) R. G. Whitesides, trustee?expenses 15 0 125 M. M. Whitesides, teacher 30 0( 100 M. M. Whitesides, teacher 15 0< 129 M. J. Brown, teacher 18 0? 151 S. L. Brown, teacher... 20 0( 129 S. L. Brown, teacher 10 (X 192 8. L. Brown, teacher 30 0< 182 Sue E. Wylie, teacher 45 0* 145 S. E. Wylie, teacher 25 01 163 8. E. Wylie, teacher 20 0< 233 T. A. McKeown, teacher 45 Of 298 T. A. McKeown, teacher 15 0< 101 T. A. McKeown, teacher 30 0< 297 Caroline Leech, teacher 40 0< 160 Caroline Leech, teacher 20 01 295 J. W. A. Hartness, teacher 22 51 287 J. B. Allison, county commissioner, refund,of fence account 7 0< 159 D. L. Witherspoon, teacher 12 5< 161 W. C. Johnson, teacher 25 0< 162 Hattie L. Whitesides, teacher 15 01 509 W. T. Jackson, teacher 60 0< 524 E. P. Castles, teacher 6 0< School commissioner's salary 50 01 $i,320 a school district no. 10. ' bullock's creek. 2 Ida Knight, teacher ;? ;? ?" 5 W. B. Cranford, teacher IS 0< 578 W. B. Cranford, teacher 12 0< 87 T. M. Gwinn, teacher 12 (X 250 T. M. Gwinn, teacher 12 0( 153 T. M. Gwinn, teacher 15 (X 96 James McAliley, teacher 40 0< 192 James McAlilly, teacher 40 0< 268 James McAlily, teacher 20 0( 244 James McAliley, teacher 20 0< 143 L. M. Crenshaw, teacher 40 0< 169 L. M. Crenshaw, teacher 20 Ot 119 L. M. Crenshaw, teacher 60 0( 178 Austin Thompson, teacher 24 0< 271 Austin Thompson, teacher 12 0< 122 Austin Thompson, teacher 12 (X 147 Austin Thompson, teacher 12 CM [80 Sallie M. May, teacher 10 0< 235 Sallie M. May, teacher 30 0< 240 Sallie M. May, teacher 10 0< 208 M. F. A. Young, teacher 8 0< [63 M. F. A. Young, teacher 10 (X 229 Mary B. Crosby, teacher 40 0( 280 Mary B. Crosby, teacher 20 CX i28 Mary B. Crosby, teacher 30 0( 2-30 It. J. Ajwstlc, teacher 30 0< 255 It. J. Apostle, teacher 12 0( 124 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 CX 249 Barnev Burton, teacher 30 CK 321 M. J. Nicholson, teacher 20 0( 135 M. J. Nicholson, teacher ?.. 40 0< 284 Carrie J. Russel, teacher 20 0( 185 Carrie J. Russel, teacher 10 0( 190 J. S. Alexander, teacher 20 Q( 159 J. S. Alexander, teacher 40 0< 130 J. S. Alexander, teacher 20 (X (33 J. S. Alexander, teacher 20 CX t20 J. S. Alexander, teacher 20 0C 110 A. J. Wylie, teacher 00 Ot 134 A. J. Wylie, teacher 15 0C 138 A. J. Wylie, teacher 25 Ot (39 Lizzie Davidson, teacher 20 Ot (43 Klma Bvnum, teacher 25 Ot (49 Svlvanus Henry, teacher .12 Ot 131 Svlvanus Henry, teacher 12 Ot (50 P. R. Nichols, teacher 15 Ot 125 P. R. Nichols, teacher 15 Of >32 P. R. Nichols, teacher 15 Ot (73 J. K. Wilson, teacher 12 Ot 133 J. K. Wilson, teacher 12 Ot 121 A. J. Robinson, teacher 50 Ot 31 Mattie R. Castles, teacher 30 Ot .... Mcnooi commissioner ? saiury ... w SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 00 YORKVILLE. (J O. E. Butler, teacher, old claim $ 6 8C 7 R. F. Taylor, teacher 17 3i 26 R. F. Taylor, teacher 20 0C 88 R. F. Taylor, teacher 12 71 8 W. G. White, teacher 45 .V 25 W. G. White, teacher 50 II 87 W. G. White, teacher 47 1;" 04 W. G. White, teacher 44 If 5)1 W. G. White, teacher 05 01 02 J. A.-Wilson, teacher 22 0( 79 J. A. Wilson, toacher 27 Of 148 J. A. Wilson, teacher 20 Of (05 J. A. Wilson, teacher 8 Of 97 L. T. Newton, teacher 10 l.r 589 L. T. Newton, teacher 80 Of (07 L. T. Newton, teacher 45 0( (00 L. T. Newton, teacher 15 Of (68 Blanche King, teacher 45 Of (98 Blanche King, teacher 00 Of <00 N. C. Davis, toacher 97 5f (07 Allen White, rent of house 28 Of .... School commissioner's salary 50 01 8 )^08 4/ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12. ROCK HILL. 70 B. P. Alston, teacher $ 40 Of 09 B. P. Alston, teacher 40 Of 71 B. P. Alston, teacher 40 Of (88 B. P. Alston, teacher 40 Of 512 B. P. Alston, teacher.... 40 Of (18 B. P. Alston, teacher 40 Of (92 B. P. Alston, teacher .'. 40 Of (87 B. P. Alston, teacher 40 Of 72 C. A. Neil, teacher 25 5f 08 C. A. Neil, teacher 80 Of 74 ('. A. Neil, teacher *? w !83 ('. A. Neil, teacher 30 <M tl9 (.'. A. Neil, teacher 30 0( [17 U. A. Neil, teacher 30 (K [30 C. A. Neil, teacher 30 0( !40 C. A. Neil, teacher 30 0( 93 (a) K. J. Roach, teacher 11 0t .20 /E. J. Roach, teacher - 20 0( 70 ! K. J. Roach, toucher 10 0( 139 j E. J. Roach, teacher 20 0( 188 j E. J. Roach, teacher 20 0( 120 [ E. J. Roach, teacher 20 0( [18 \E. J. Roach, teacher 20 0( [38 J. Roach, teacher 20 0( 37 J. A. Rainey, teacher 25 0( 142 J. A. Rainey, teacher 50 0( 140 J. A. Rainey, teacher 50 0C 02 J. A. Rainev, teacher 25 0( .... School commissioner's salary 50 0( $ 905 5( RECAPITULATION. school District No. 1 $ 793 9C ichool District No. 2 1,074 at School District No. 3 1,085 25 ichool District No. 4 1,147 2c ichool District No. 5 1,370 0C ichool District No. 0 1,245 01 ichool District No. 7 9<J0 0( ichool District No. 8 1,559 5( ichool District No. 9 1,320 6c ichool District No. 10 1,229 0C ichool District No. 11 808 4c ichool District No. 12 905 5C $ 13,535 0C Respectfully submitted, R. LATHAN, V/..1. PAiinti, February 22 8 It CLARK BROTHERS JUST RECEIVED. WK would respectfully announce our fresh arrivals of Family Groceries and Plantation Supplies All of which we otl'er at prices that defy legitimate competition. FLOUR. Another lot of Cheek A Whitlock's choice Ken nesaw Mills. Best grades of country Flour al ways on hand. Bagging and Ties. We still have in stock a small quantity of Bag i^ng and Ties. STANDARD FERTILIZER*. Carolina Fertilizer, Palmetto Acid, Pure German Kainit All of which we offer at the prices of other Stan dard Fertilizers. Refined Iron. The largest slock of Refined Iron and Drill an< Pick Steel on the market. LIME. Agents for the celebrated Chemical Water Flam< Lime. Rest on the market: CLARK BROTHERS. IIO V ROE III Oil SCHOOL-GRADED Nouroe, M. C. WANTED, 4 young ladies, desirou of becoming teachers bv the Norma methods, to board with the malePrin ymSp cipal, in the building, and take FlTLl C&^r COURSE, with Calisthenics, Musi and Kindergarten, extra. Wanted, also, a young man, between Hi and 2(1 wki.Ij kkcommkxdkd, to board in the town, am act as JANITOR OF THE SCHOOL, for his tui tion in the full course. For particulars, address, I). C. ANDERSON, Lock Rox 2, Monroe, N. 0. February SO 3t HUNTER & OATES. 3 ? ; 3 3 3 ) 3 I WE HAVE ( 3 ? 1 3 < 3 A SPLENDID LINE OF 3 3 3 1 > Dress Goods, Cloaks, Notions, ' 3 3 3 BOOTS Atf D SHOES, ( i } 1 J Olotliiiig, 3 3 3 t. J HATS, OENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, j ) 3 3 J Shelf Hardware and Farming Implements, 3 1 3 ) ' ) OF ALL KINDS, ! TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHELS, ! 1 , J Jeans. Books and Stationery, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. J ALSO HIOH STANDARD i Pacific Aeid and Guano. ) I : COST, OR NO COST, !) ( We Must Not, Cannot and Will Not i BE UNBE1MOLD. p Ho Call at Once J AND PURCHASE 9 ) ! A SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS ) ) FROM > t HUNTER & OATES. H. F. ADICKES. WE ARB NOW OFFERING Our remnant of stock of Overcoats and Gcnte' Cassimere Suits, . At very low prices, and Fancy Cassimere Pants i nt vprv Inw firm ) SPECIAL LOW PRICES i I l On Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, Children's Knit I Sacques. A very large line of Misses' and Chil\ dren's Wool Hose, Ladies' and Children's Under> vests, Men's Wool Shirts. > ) ? Heavy Wool Jeanft and Keraeyft, Cotton Flannels, Wool Flat\nels and Blankets, at very I LOW PRICES. i Don't fail to see our stock of ! Very Low Priced Dre?w Gooda. Special attention is called to our splendid assortment of Zeigler's FINE SHOES, For gentlemen, ladies and children. To be had nowhere else in this market. Low Prices on Men's Boots. We have just received a lot of BEAUTIFUL NEW VALENTINES. i . The most attractive that we have ever shown. . Alsoa beautiful line of Birth-Day and Sunday-School Cards. j A large assortment of all kinds and shapes of BLANK BOOKS, Writing Papers, Pens and Inks,'and ; All KIihIn of NtAtioiiery. N 1 A full stock of ; SCHOOL BOOKS, j At Publishers' Prices. H. F. ADICKES.. W. C. LATIMER. DRY GOODS. * ; NOW is the time for those who have not bought their Winter Goods to i . ' % ' * i tt' 1 * Obtain the Greatest Bargains ever Offered. [ am determined toclose out my stock of Winter ^oods, and will sell you anything in the way of DRESS GOODS, Flannels, Blankets, Ready-Made Clothing, and leavy Boots and Shoes, almost at your own ligjrea. Call and get my prices before buying. M illinery. T have a remnant stock of Millinery that I will dear out at Cost, to make room for my Spring ?tock, which I intend shall be the finest ever offered in Yorkville. OUA3TO, John Merrvman A Co.'s high-grade Guano and ^.cid Phospfiate. I also have for sale Cotton Seed Meal, which is a first-class Fertilizer, at $30 ier ton. COTTOST ???D. * I still want 20,000 bushels of Cotton Seed, for vhich I will pav 15cents per bushel. W. C. LATIMER. J. M. ADAMS. i A TINNER WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS TINNER, one who thorflL oughly understands his business, can get a jermanent situation, bv addressing J. M. ADAMS, Yorkville, S. C. GARDEN SEEDS ! GARDEN SEEDS !! Bulsit's Warranted Seeds! A XL varieties complete. Fresji arrivals al(\_ most every week to the end of the season, leed List and Garden Manual ready and free at ny Store. J. M. ADAMS. BUNCOMBE CABBAGE. rHE genuine North Carolina late Buncombe Cabbage Seed for sale by J. M. ADAMS. J. R. LINDSAY & CO. ARE MEE7TIN Gr YNY COMPETITION IN THEIR LINE. m M. STRAUSS. CREAT BARCAINS. M.STRAINS HAS reduced the prices of all his floods, to make room for my Spring Stock. Parties wishing CHEAP GOODS Would do well to call at once. WANTED. 4 A Ann p?unds of GOOD FODDER, for which the highest market price'will he paid in cash. WHITAKER & GLENX. T. M. DOBSOrr. ~TTAMT WITHllY^CUSTOMERSr J HAVE just received a few pieces of Chocolate Print*, for Spring, Which are very nice, and will show you about the styles you may expect this season in medium ?rinks,. I have also received some nice Feather takings, men's LOW-QUARTERED SHOES, And many other things which I will sell at my usual low prices, as I never have been noted for any high prices. Mv stock of Heady-Made Clothing is unusually large for this season of the year, Especially Good Clothing, Of which we have sold very little, and in order to reduce it as much and as fast as possible, I offer it AT COST TO CLOSE OUT. My Dress Goods have sold remarkably well. I have a small lot of Remnants and a few pieces that have enough fora Dress in each, which I am offering at big ourgains. My black Cashmeres have sold well?had a" big trade in them ; and to snow you wiai They Must Be Cheap, One of my young men gave out a sample of t>5 cents Black Cashmere, and prieed it at 85 cents, through mistake. The party went to other J to res and got prices and returned saying they would take a Dress, as they thought it the best they had seen at the price?and they are judges of goods. While the piece of goods was being looked up, the mistake was discovered and the goods sold at (15 cents. I give you this bit of information, so you can see at once that my black Cashmeres must be cheap. Would say to PARTIES WANTING SCHOOL BOOKS, That I keep a full line of Books usually used in common schools, and will sell at low figures. Parties wanting School Books, Paper. Ink and Envelopes will do well to get my prices before purchasing. l^E BOSTON MILLINERY STORET MY Millinery Store still has a few Bargains left in Winter Bonnets and Hats, Which I would like to dispose of at Cost, and some for less than Cost. I also have a few CLOAKS AND DOLMANS, Which I will sellut cost, and thank you too, as I do not want to carry them over. I still keep Bloom of Youth, Magnolia Balm, Face Powders, Lily White and a nice line of perfumeries and Hovt's Colognes. I have A Few Bustaehe Cups Left, Which I am anxious to close out. Also, some Viiumi T l-oon TioaHI rnd<.r-Clnthimr for Ladies. Also^ Infanta' Robes, and a SPLENDID LINE OF HOSIERY For Misses and Ladies. In fact, I keep almost anything you may want in Millinery Goods. Bridal Outfits and Mourning Goods A. Specialty. I also keep a first-class line of Ladies' Kids and Gents' black and white Kids. Old Hats and Bonnets retrinnhed at short notice, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. I still sell the SINGER and VICTOR SEWING MACHINES. I give a guarantee on either for five years. Trunks, Valises and Satchels, For sale cheap. T. M. DOBSON, Leader in Millinery. "COLCOCK & MILLER.~ DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP^ fTIHE copartnership heretofore existing beJ. tween COLCOCK, MILLER & CO., was this day dissolved by mutual consent, and the interest of B. N. MOORE has been purchased by J. D. COLCOCK. The business of the late firm will be continued at the old stand bv J. I). Col 1 3 CJ T Aflll/vw tho nnrnn nf COCK illlll O. U. 1U1IIU1, uuuui l/iiu mm uuuiv vi C'OLCOCK <fe MILLER. The Notes and Accounts due to COLCOCK, MILLER A CO., are in the hands of the now firm for collection, and persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to make payment without delay, as the old business must be closed up. J. D. COLCOCK, S. L. MILLER, B. N. MOORE. February 3, 1883. "this means business!" No Humbug! FOR THE NEXT SO DATS, We will otfer our entire stock of Dry Goods and Hardware at Strictly New York Cask Prices. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and everything else in our line. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, % Strictly New York prices. So come with the Cash and get some of The Bargains Before They All Go. Remember we are only selling at New York prices for the money. ICO C REDIT. Positively, we will not charge any Goods for the next thirty days. Q xr . All parties owing us on last year's account will please trull and settle by the 15th of February, as we need the money anil must have it. So save the cost of collection by paying us yourselves by the 15th. GUANO, KAINIT AND ACID On hand. We are readv to make prices that we know will please our friends. Orroceries. Our stock is complete. Hams, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Buckwheat, Oatmeal, Grist, Rice, and, in fact, everything kept in a first-class Grocery Store. C'OLC'OCK A MILLER. O.. H. O'LEARY. ^ 1 ^ 0, .3 WITH the beginning of the New ear, I take this opportunity of thanking my many friends and customers for the patronage of the past, and hope, by fair dealing and strict attention to business, to receive a continuance of the same. G. H. O'LEARY. F1RNIT IRE D EPA RTM E XT. A LARGE stock of Furniture of all grades, such as this market calls for, to suit all classes, at prices that cannot be bettered in anv of the adjoining towns, at G. H. O'LKARY'S. ~ SADDLES AND HARSJESST WITH twenty-two years' experience in this department, I am prepared to give better work, and at prices that cannot be beat. I have a ? full stock of everything kept in an establishment of this kind to select from. G. H. O'LEARY. CARPETS. THAVE made arrangements with one of the largest Carpet Houses in New York, to sell Carpets hv sample, and have on hand tiftv different grades nnd patterns. Call and see them exhibited in Richardson's Carnet Exhibitor. No trouble to show them. I will have Carpets made to tit rooms if desired. G. II. O'LEARY. STOVES^ ANEW supply of Cooking and Heating Stoves from Charles Noble it Co. They are No. 1, and warranted to givesatisfaction. Cheap as any other grade of Stove. For sale bv G. H. O'LEARY. " IN CONCLUSION. TF you want anything in the Furniture line, in tlie Saddle and Harness line, in the way of Stoves, or in the Carpet department? don't fail to call and examine my goods and prices. As all the above goods are bought for cash, thereby saving all the cash discounts, I think I can sell as cheap as anybody. G. H. O'LEARY. F. HAPPERFIELD. FAMILY GROCERIES. MY stock of Family Groceries is complete, and consists of a full supply of new crop New Orleans Molasses, Cream Cheese, Hams, Rice, Pearl Hominy, Bacon, Lard, Coffees, Green and Roasted; Sugars?all grades, "Luxury" and other brands of Flour. Fancy Groceries. A full supply of Fancy Groceries, consistingof Elain and fancy Candies, Canned Goods of .-all inds, Crackers, Spices, Extracts, Ac. GARBLE WORK. I am still conducting the Marble business and have lately received a good supply of Choice Marbles, whieh I am prepared to' furnish in Monuments, Tomb-Stones or any other kinds of work in that line, at the most reasonable prices. F. HAPPERFIELI). H. W. HOPE. FERTILIZERS. DON'T fail to see me before vou purchase your FKIITI LIZ KKS. I Am Xow Prepared to Deliver To you any quantity you desire. Etiwan Dissolved Hone, Ktiwan Acid Phosphate, Etiwan Potash ('omponnd, Crown Acid Phosphate, Nassau Guano, German Kainit, Ac., Ac. I have also on hand 40 Formulas of Southern Chemicals FOR COJIPOSTIXO With Cotton Seed, Stable or Barnyard Manure, Rich Earth or Ashes. You eet in this mixture all the Active Elements of a Ton of Fertilizer, To which you add the absorbent matter. These goods are'put up in bags, numbered 1, 2 and 3. Three of which constitute u formula for . I ONE TON OF COMPOST. * Price per formula, ?10.00 Cash, $12.00 on time, with full directions for mixing. Call on me, examine goods and compare terms and prices before you buy. H. W. HOPE. KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON. FARMING IIPLEMEXTS. AS the time has arrived when our friends begin to buy Farming Implements, we take pleasure in letting them know that we can- supply them in Double-Foot Plowstocks, SingleFoot Stocks, The Avery Plows, Bulltongues, Shovels, Side-Shovels, Humes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, Axes, Hoes, Mattocks, Long-handled Shovels, Spades, Forks, Scytbesand Snaths, Backhands, and, in fact evdtvtliing needed to work a crop. We can order Walking or Riding Cultivators if you want one. Prices guaranteed as low as the lowest. KENNEDY BROTHERS & BARRON. WIXTRR GOODN. WE will sell Ready-Made Clothing, Blankets, and other Winter Goods without a profit. KENNEDY BROTHERS A BARRON. XO. 7. THE best Machine known. It is entirely selffeeding at all points, including the shuttle. The needle is self-setting. Call and see the No. 7 New American. ? KENNEDY BROTHERS A BARRON. PAY UP AT ONCE. AS a good many of our friends have answered our rail, and come forward and settled, we request the balance who owe us to please pay at once, as we need the monev. KENNEDY BROTHERS <fe BARRON. HERN DON BROS. FEKTIUZCKS, PHOSPHATE and German Kainit. We have some of these goods in stock, and are before the public to sell them. Pure good Fertilizers at prices to suit. HERN DON BROTHERS, Agents. "stoves." WE have the Agency of the Tropic, Palmetto Cooking Stoves. Heating Stoves, from to $1<).00, and the Organ Parlor Stoves. We have known these Stoves for 10 years and can get testimonials from parties who know the Stoves. The Tropic No. 7 is the very Stove for a medium sized family. HERN DON BROS., Agents. HILLS. OUR Wheat and Corn Mills are in. first-class order and we guarantee to do as well as anv other Mills. HERNDON BROTHERS. RED SOLE LEATHER A SPECIALTY. EDWARDS & CASTLE, LEATHER AND FINDINGS, BOOT AND SHOE UPPERS, No. as North Fourth St., Philadelphia. House Established 1823. .fitr Inquiries for prices promptly answered."^. February 8 f> :im* EXECUTOR'S NOTICE? A I,E persons indebted to the estate of JOHN J\_ Ql'INN, deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims against the said estate will present them, properly authenticated, within the time prescribed by law. JOHN M. THoMASSON, Executor, February s i> :jt* n??MM