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Humorous Department. NO ANGELS IN THEIRS. Early last summer a New Englander moved out to a small town in Arizona and announced his intention of opening up a first-class grocery. He had a number of bills posted up dwelling particularly on the fact that the business was to be square and above board. Just as he was getting ready to open shop a deputation of citizens waited on him and asked the newcomer if the statements on the placards were made in good faith. "You mought as well give us the hull truth about this thing," said the leader. "You mean to say there hain't going to be no water in the vinegar?" "That's what I mean, sir!" replied the stranger a little surprised, "isor no sana i in the 9ugar!" "Ain't they goin' to be no beans in the coffee!" "Most decidedly not, sir !" "Nor chicory, nuther?" "Never, gentlemen; I give you my word for it." The crowd seemed nonplussed for a moment, and the leader held a short consultation, at the end of which he turned and said: "Say, stranger, we've concluded that you air a suspecious character. But first let me ask you if your cigars are goin' to be loaded?with cabbage, you know?" "Not while I"? "That's all we want to kuow. We gin you twenty-four hours to leave town, an' you better leave. When we're in need o' angels we'll drop you a postal card, Good day, stranger," and the deputation filed out.?[American Grocer. Willing to Pay for Good Advice. When D. K. Tenney was admitted to the J bar, says the Milwaukee Wisconsin, he was one of the "boys." He enjoyed a good time as well as any one, and many good stories are told about him. It is said that on one occasion he went to a country dance near Madison, and became smitten with one of the country girls. He danced with ; her nearly all the evening, regardless of the fact that a certain six-footer in the ! room kept watching him threateningly. ! Finally a friend approached. "Dan," he said, "do you see that big fellow on the other side of the room ?" "Yes." "Well, he's going to lick the life out of you." "Whatfor?"asked Tenney "You've been danceing with his girl all the evening." "I didn't know it. What shall I do ?" "Well, if I were you I'd put on my coat and make a sneak for home. I'd get away ; from here just as quick as I could." The embryo lawyer said never a*?vord, i but reached down in his pockets and pull- j ed out a two dollar bill. "What are you doing?" asked the friend. "Take it." "I don't want any money." "Take it," repeated Tenney. "I've ta-j ken five dollars for a blamed sight worse advice than than that." Subjugated.?The word subjugated is of Latin origin? subjugutn, under the yoke. Although oftenest used in a figurative sense, it might have been applied in all literalness to a certain Maine boy whose singular experiment with a calf, as described by the Lewiston Journal, may recall to our readers the recently published story of "Bub and Broad." This farmer lad had always taken a special interest in oxen, and delighted to brandish the goad-stick over his father's orMvl.nnt.nrpH nnir. His oreat ambition was to own for himself a pair of steers. Last summer he became the proud possessor of half a pair ; iD other words his father gave him a young calf. Of course the steer could not be yoked up by itself. What did the youthful Cincinnatus do, therefore, but place one end of the yoke round his own neck, and fasten it there. The result may be imagined. The other half of the team started, and pretty soon a passing neighbor heard a shrill outcry: "Stop us, Mr. Smith, stop us! We're running away!" The neighbor came to the rescue, and was attempting to unyoke the boy, when he called out: " 'Tother one, Mr. Smith, 'tother one! I'll stand !" It Bothered Her.?The Rev. Dr. Chamberlain, of Brooklyn, told a laughable story in the course of his address before the Evangelical alliance. He said that a little Brooklyn girl returned home from Sunday-school in a sad state of mind because she had heard there that Jesus was a Jew. She appealed to her mother for a confirmations of the report. "Yes, my dear, Jesus was a Jew," said her mother. "Well, mamma, he was the Son of God, was he not?" "Yes, my dear." "Well," said the little one, "I don't see how it ever happened that Jesus was a Jew, when God himself is a Presbyte rian."?[Boston Advertiser. Circumstances Alter Cases.?Father (trimmiDg apple sprout).?1"Tommy, why did you call Deacon Goode a liar this morning? Haven't I often told you that you should never call anyone names, and that a gentleman never loses his temper?" Tommy.?"Yes, father; but he said you put a counterfeit dollar in the contribution basket, last Sunday; and?" Father.?"He did! The miserable liat! Good thing he didn't say it to me; I'd have knocked his confounded head clean off! Here, take this quarter and buy a "Nigger-shooterand if his chickens come over into our back yard auy more, give it to 'em red hot!" W3r Our postmaster, Colonel Hardeman, having to employ a charwoman about the new United States postoffice, singled out a colored lady, and offered her the place. She declined it, for the reason that there was too much work for twenty dollars per month. "What!" said the colonel. "You could not make the half of it at anything else. Why, at the North, a woman will scrub the floor all day through the month for ten dollars." "Yes," answered the lady of color; "but dem Yankees is raised to work, and we isn't."?[Macon, Ga., Telegraph. "You must push matters a little, James," said the druggist to the new boy; "by calling a customer's attention to this article and that article and you often effect sales." "Yes, sir," responded the new hnv : and then he hastened to wait upon an elderly female who wanted a stamp. "Anything else, mum?" inquired the ambitious boy, politely; "hair dye, cosmetic, face powder, rheumatic drops, belladonna, mole destroyer?" The elderly lady deals over the way now. BST There is an old conundrum to the following effect: "Why is a dog's tail like an old man?" "Because it is firm." Mrs. Barnum, however, one day offered a different explanation : "O anybody can see that in a moment. A dog's tail is like an old man because it is on its last legs." It was the same lady who once innocently remarked that her hens were so old that they could not lay fresh eggs. ISTA negro boy, while walking along the street, took off his hat and struck at a wasp that had alighted on a tall shrub hanging over a fence. The boy put on his hat, turned to a man, and said, "I thought I got dat ar ole wass." "Didn't you get him ?" "No, sah, butl ?" He snatched aAT V* 1 a K Q f nl n r\ rv A/1 K S a Kn v\/l /\r> f V\ rv ^?-* /vf ua 1110 nai) Liappcu ins iiuuu uu buc tup ui his head, squatted, howled, and said, "Blame'f I didn't git dat ole wass." ifirWhen a clergyman remarked that there would be a nave in the new church an old lady whispered that she "knew the party to whom he referred." 0M f ipgy ^ ^AKlN6 POWDER Absolutely Pure Tbls powder never varies. A marvel of parity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and * cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold onltih cans. BOYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall St., N. Y. April 24 17 47w K jfei; , ANNUAL REPORT OK * The Treasurer of York County. A/ FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 18NN-9. To his Honor the I'resitliny -Tit if ye of the Sixth Circuit for the March Term, lS'JO, of the Court of Common l'leas and General Sessions for York County: THE COUNTY TREASURER submits his annual report of moneys received and paid during the year commencing November 1st, 1888, and ending October .list, 1888, in conformity to an Act of thetieneral Assembly, approved February 9, 1882. RECEIPTS. Nov. 1. To balance, as per last report..? 1,250 18 Oct. 31. " amount paid in by clerk of court, licenses and forfeitures 735 00 " amount paid by C. E. Spencer, ground rent 25 00 " liquor licenses 200 00 " cash from James Dillingham, superintendent of i ft.. Wf ontfl 5*> no puur uuuou, iv/i ww* wx., ? " cash from James Dillingham, superintendent of poor house farm, sales of cotton 055 40 44 fines and costs paid by trial justices 331 70 44 2 dividends on C. and L. railroad stock, 3750 and $700 1,450 00 " taxes and penalties, 1887-8.. 12,500 14 44 loans for ordinary county.. 0,500 00 44 taxes, 1SS8-9 1,113 25 Total receipts $24,788 67 DISBURSEMENTS. 450 Dr. T. A. Crawford, testimony coroner's court, outstanding at last report ? 15 00 Commissions on collections 80 00 1 Jas. Dillingham, note and interest 21190 2 Jesse Miller, laborer, p h farm 10 00 3 Westley Lindsay, laborer p li f.... 10 00 4 John Spakes, laborer, p h farm 10 00 5 Mrs. Harriet Bradford, sewing for pauper 10 35 6 Exchange bank, balance on county note and interest 2,014 67 By commissions 75 00 7 Western Union Tel. Co., message 10 85 Commissions 40 00 8 Self?payment on Turner note 4,100 00 10 Westley Lindsay, laborer, p h f.... 30 06 11 Jesse Miller, laborer, p h farm 3160 12 John Spakes, laborer, p h farm... 14 00 13 Perry Anderson, laborer, p h farm 1 75 14 Robert Wylie, digging well p h f... 7 00 ... Commissions 25 00 ... Refund by order comp general... 1 91 ... Commissions 58 30 15 Self, juror and witness certificates 942 10 17 Self, balance on Turner note 261 00 18 Butler Erwin, laborer, p h f 4 16 19 George Miller, laborer, p h f 4 16 ... E. R. Mills c c, auditor's order... 29 75 ... J. B. Allison, c c, auditor's order 141 25 20 J. B. Allison, clerk of board 30 00 21 Jas. Dillingham, supt p h f 200 00 22 Dr. J. F. Lindsay, medical account, poor house and jail 39 00 23 James E. Smith, coffin, pauper... 4 00 24 D. L. Witherspoon, digging grave for pauper 1 00 25 James E. Smith, coffin for pauper 4 00 26 T. J. Bell, trial justice, constable account, inquest 4 40 27 J. C. Steele, work on jail 25 00 28 J. C. Kuykendal, paints and oils 85 44 29 Dr. Wm. M. Love, post mortem, mileage and examining lunatic.. 05 90 30 J. B. Whitesides, supplies, op 4 00 31 J. N. McDill, supplies, o p 10 25 32 Frank Happorfield, supplies, roads ana bridges 0 50 33 J. B. Bell, t j, self and constable 4th quarter oi ou 34 James R. Kennedy, repair on probate judge's seal 1 10 35 Jas. R. Kennedy, probate judge, fees in lunacy case 3 00 36 Wm. Whyte, trial justice, self and constable, 3rd quarter 52 00 37 A. W. McClain, coffin for pauper 3 00 38 Hunter it Oates, supplies, jail 1 75 30 W. B. Moore it Co., coffin for pauper 8 10 40 W. S. Creighton it Co., coffins for paupers 35 27 41 Dr. T. L. Cornwell, examining lunatic, post mortem and testifying before coroner's jury.. 15 0o 42 W. B. Fewell, lumber for roads... 2 75 43 Wm. F. Armstrong, repairing bridge 25 00 44 Wm. Whyte, trial justice, acting coroner 8 50 45 Wm. F. Armstrong, repairing bridge 60 00 46 Walker, Evans it Cogswell, stationery and books 35 75 47 Walker, Evans <t Cogswell, stationary and books 52 76 48 E. B. Mendenhall, repairs, bridge 35 19 49 J. A. McMackin, trial justice, self and constable.! 32 25 50 Dr. J. W. Fewell, examining lunatic and post mortem 10 00 51 O. R. Huddleson, repairing picks 2 30 52 W. S. Adams, trial justice, self and constable 31 35 53 J. B. Johnson, lumber for roads.. 16 72 54 W. D. Camp, trial justice, self and constable 37 50 55 T. C. Beckham, serving cor jury 2 00 56 H. E. Johnson, t j, self and constable, salary 14 25 57 W. B.Williams, eo auditor on sal 41 66 58 J. F. Chambers, lumber for roads 6 00 59 T. C. Beckham, conveying lunatic to asylum 22 13 T> P Patt/1 InmKnt* fnr rAtlflu U 61 Dr. E. Y. Murphy, examining lunatic and post mortem 10 00 62 Dr. T. S. K. Ward examing lunatic and post mort examination 42 50 63 Dr. J. W. Allison, post mortem after interment 30 00 64 M. C. Willis, repair wagon p h f... 4 50 65 L. M. Grist, advertising S8 25 67 S. L. Campbell, supplies, o p 60 00 68 Drs. Campbell <fc Pressley, post mortem and testimony 50 50 60 J. J. Scoggins, repairs on bridge.. 10 00 70 I. T. Parish, repairs on bridge 1 00 71 T. G. Culp, t j, self and constable, and lumber account. 38 00 72 G. C. Leech, tj, self and constable 44 75 73 W. J. Poag, lumber for roads 1 46 74 II. E. Johnson, tj, self and const.. 3125 75 W. E. Spratt, repairing bridge 4 25 76 Holler A Anderson, lumber for roads 5 25 77 R. S. McConnell, work on roads 2 50 78 Geo. Dickson, sum coroner's jury 3 40 79 W. A. Owen, makingelee'n boxes 18 50 80 W. F.Armstrong, buildingpillars 60 00 81 G. D. Phillips, building bridge... 273 00 82 H. P. Jones, hauling lumber on road 2 00 83 E. F. Land, lumber for bridge 22 16 84 Bowman Merritt, building abutments 145 20 85 R. H. Glenn, sheritf, dieting acct.. 357 00 86 R. II. Glenn, sheriff, summoning jurors, October term ?u uu 87 R. H. Glenn, sheriff, conveying lunatics to asylum 49 37 88 R. H. Glenn, s'heriff, executing prisoners under death sentence 40 00 89 G. D. Philips, repairing jail pump .150 90 Geo. T. Schorb, repairs, guttering for jail 75 91 R. A. Westbrooks, supplies, o p... 102 75 92 R. H. Glenn, sheriff, expense to Sumter for prisoners 13 81 93 R. A. Clinton, building bridges on roads 20 00 94 T. J,,Bradford, laborer p k farm... 14 25 95 O. W. Hartness, laborer, p h farm 12 00 90 Edward Wheeler,bolts for bridges 4 00 97 W. Y. Whyte and C. S. Good, building bridges 99 00 98 Lowry it Starr, paint for jail 185 99 G. D. Phillips, repairing bridge.. 11 75 100 G. I). Phillips, building bridge 159 00 101 J. W. Mclveown, building bridge 10 00 102 J. M. Caldwell, coroner, account.. 1100 103 Parish it Kennedy, supplies, p h and jail .". 2 75 104 B. F. Turner A Bro., sup, o s p 15 00 105 Glenn it Riddle, tools for roads... 2 00 100 R. J. Davis, repairing Crowders Creek bridge 20 00 107 W. C. McLure, repairing roads 175 108 J. J. Hull, advertising 99 00 109 J. A. McMaekin, t j, self and con. 10 41 110 Kimbrell it Blankensliip, building two bridges 192 00 111 P. B. McAfee, repairing roads 3 00 112 Win. Whyte, tj, self and constable 50 00 113 J. J. Hull, advertising 1100 114 Dr. J. R. Bratton, post mortem with dissection .15 00 115 Rev. L. A. Johnson, on rent, office school commissioner 20 75 11G Dr. A. P. Campbell, expert testimony and mileage 10 45 117 E.A.Owens, sewing for paupers 1 00 118 J. D. Land, lumber for roads 3 45 119 W. A. Jefferys, repairing jail 4 25 120 R. D. McKuight, jury eommis'r 29 20 121 Dr. George Walker, expert testimony 10 00 122 R. H. Glenn, conveying prisoner from Chester 5* 4<> 12.'5 II.M.Lineborger,lumber for roads 3 85 124 Dr. J. H. Saye, examining Sarah Crosby 5 00 124 J. E.Jeffreys, repairs,ballot boxes 7 55 120 Comer & Cornwall, building bridge and abutments 110 00 127 R. A. Parish, supplies, jail 2 20 128 Dr. W. G. White, ex'm'ug lunatic 5 00 120 R. Y. Williamson, hauling lumber for roads 1 75 130 O. A. Hartness, building house, poor house farm 23 00 131 S. X. Johnson, delivering rock, Allison Creek bridge 5 (mi 132 Ardrey & Massey, tools for roads 00 50 133 Estate R. T. Allison, deceased, rent auditor's office, Nov. 1, 1877 to October 31, 1888 75 00 134 Dr. W.G. White, post mortem and testimony at coroner's inquest. Expert testimony in four cases 57 (hi 135 T. M. Dobson, lumber for bridges 5 82 130 Hope, Pegram & Co., supplies, roads and bridges .; 8 25 137 J. R. Kennedy, probate judge, fees in ten "cases of lunacy.. 30 (mi 138 Parish & McNeel, tools for roads 3 00 139 M. Strauss, stationery, co offices 9 01 140 T. P. Whisonant, repairing roads 5 00 141 J. D. Whitesides, repairing roads 32 50 142 W. B. Falls, J. J. Smith and E. B. Faulkner, road commissioners JC 20 143 S. L. Milling, bridge lumber 11 37 144 A. Y. Cartwright, blankets for .jail 13 72 145 A. Y. Cartwright, blankets for jail 174 14(5 W. C. Reid, abutments to bridge 10 00 147 J. II. Riddle, tools for road and supplies for jail 4150 14S Dr. B. E. Feemster, exam lunatic..# 5 00 j 140 W. A. Harron, lumber for road... 15 00 i 150 W. Adickes, supplies, p h and j... UK) 36 151 W. B. Allison, making co map 5 00 152 W. Ik Davidson, etal, road commissioners 9 45 153 S. J. Clinton, lumber for roads... 8 19 154 W. S. Adams, t j, self and constable, fourth quarter 30 25 155 R. F. Drennan, hauling lumber on roads 3 00 150 V. B. McFadden, lumber for roads 3 00 157 W. H. Fewell, lumber for roads... 3 50 IAS Dr. W. B. Fewell, post mortem and expert testimony 10 00 159 Dr. T. A. Crawford, exam lunatic 5 00 100 T. (i. Culp, t j, self and constable, fourth quarter 37 50 101 J. C. Wilborn, t j, self and constable, fourth quarter 26 25 102 Henry Massey, sup for paupers... 20 00 ; 103 Henry Massey, tools for roads 4 25 , 104 J. P. Blair, tj, self and constable, fourth quarter 02 50 | 105 Drs. Bratton & Bratton, post mortem and examining lunatic 25 35 ! 100 W. B. Williams, county auditor, salary for November 41 00 l 107 J. E. Massey, supplies, o p 24 00 I J. B. Allison, c c, auditor's order 18 00 108 K. A. I'ansu, naming pauper 10 grave yard 1 00 109 J. O. Moore, tools for roads 0 75 170 W. T. Love, repairing bridge 4 00 171 G. C. Leech, tj,self and constable, fourth quarter 31 25 172 J. W. Smith, repairing bridge 3 50 173 J. D. Currence, rock pillar, Allison creek 2 00 174 G. L. Riddle, repairs on bridge... 3 00 175 W. B. Williams, auditor, salary 83 32 177 W. B. Williams, auditor, salary 41 66 178 Geo. D. Phillips, repairing bridge 50 00 180 Joseph F. Wallace, stationary, juror certificates and cost 120 85 181 J. M. Caldwell, coroner's account 13 60 182 J. M. Caldwell, coroner's account 13 50 183 J. N. McDill, supplies, o p 18 00 184 D. R. Bird, supplies, o p 6 97 185 Allen, Steele & Co, account, roads and bridges 6 00 180 H. F. Adickes, supplies, p h 16 54 187 II. F. Adickes, stationary county offices 32 60 188 J. E. Jett'erys, coffin for pauper... 4 50 189 Rev. L. A. Johnson, balance on office rent and stationery, 20 00 190 W. A. Jett'erys, repairing shelves and desk for probate judge 75 191 J. A. McMacken, trial justice, self and constable 20 83 iyz ur. w. jj. reweu, post moriem... o w 1113 W. D. Camp, trial justice, self and constable, fourth quarter 37 50 104 R. M. Koark, tools for roads 3 00 105 T. M. Dobson, supplies, p h 8 75 1% W. L. Roddy ?fc Co, tools for roads 31 70 107 R. H. Glenn, sheriff, conyeying Mat Rose to the penitentiary 21 56 108 W. E. Adams, repairing bridges 7 00 109 R. H. Glenn, sheriff, conveying lunatic to the asylum 21 31 200 W. H. McCorkle, probate judge, two lunacy cases 6 00 201 Kennedy Bros. & Barron, sup., poor house, and stationery 9 78 202 Daniel Wallace removing rock frc*u the public road 10 00 203 W. B. Robinson, repairing bridge 12 00 204 E. A. Crawford, sheriff, dieting account 162 00 205 J. W. Dobson, supplies, p h 41 55 E. R. Mills, c c, auditor's order... 10 50 ,R. W. Whitesides, county commissioner, auditor's order 02 75 Refund taxes by order comp gon 299 66 200 Butler Erwin, laborer, p h farm 8 00 207 George Miller, laborer, p li farm 8 00 Refund taxes by order comp gen 220 00 208 J. P. Blair, t j, two cases of lunacy 4 50 209 J. R. Whitesides, boards for p li 12 00 210 R. H. Glenn, sheriff 105 00 211 J. H. McGill, blasting on roads... 7 00 212 E. A. Crawford, sheriff,conveying lunatic to asylum 19 9G 213 A. A. Bradford, building i Barber's bridge 100 00 214 J. T. Burris, lumber for roads... 6 54 215 F. H. Brown, services, eq board 7 80 210 Self, witness certificates 13 15 217 E. A. Crawford, dieting.account 172 00 218 A. G. Poag, ditching at p h f 7 40 219 Butler Erwin, laborer, p h f 3 50 220 George Miller, laborer p h f 3 00 221 Wm. White, t j, acting coroner and proceedings in lunacy 9 50 222 E. A.Crawford, sheriff, conveying prisoners to Richland jail 58 78 223 A. F. Woods, rebuilding bridge 159 50 224 J. J. Scnggins, lumber for jail 35 55 225 J. P. Blair, t j, acting coroner... 8 50 22(3 J. T. Wilkersori, hauling on roads GOO 227 E. A. Crawford, bal dieting acct.. 23 30 228 W. J. Jones, coffin for pauper 4 00 229 A. H. Jackson, hauling on roads 2 50 230 J. P. Blair, t j, su'ni'ing cor jury 2 00 231 E I'ery, stationery, probatejudge 2160 232 K. H. Glenn, dieting account, Dec 93 50 233 T. C. Beckham, conveying pauper to poor house 8 40 234 T. C. Beckham, su'm'ng cor jury 2 00 235 Pratt, White & Good, building bridge and lumber 158 35 236 II. F. Adickes, supplies, p h 10 27 237 H. F. Adickes, supplies, co. offices 15 88 238 J. J. Hull, advertising, auditor and school commissioner 9 50 239 J. J. Hull, advertising, roads and bridges 12 00 240 Dr. G. W. Jordan, med acct paup.. 6 (X) 241 W. B. Moore it Co., supplies, jail.. 6 75 242 J. W. Dobson, supplies, p li and i. 48 90 243 Walker, Evans it Cogswell, books for county offices 28 50 244 B. N. Armstrong, digging and walling well at poor house 27 00 245 R. B. Hauna, lumber for roads... 2 45 246 Dr. T. L. Cornwell, examining 2 lunatics and conveying 1 to the asylum 27 13 247 S. L. Milling, lumber for roads and bridges 37 23 248 G. D. Phillips, repairingjailpump 2 75 249 R. J. Davis, lumber for roads 134 05 250 D. R. Bird, burial expense, pauper 3 27 251 John S. McCullough, sup, pauper 0 00 252 W. B. Williams, auditor, salary... 4166 253 D. E. Finley, for fees, sec. State, and for copy general statutes... 13 56 254 W. S. Creighton <t Co., coffin for pauper 4 60 255 Withers Adickes, supplies, ph 16 90 256 J. C. it W. E. Sanders, lumber, p h 6 86 257 Logan & Mendenhall, lumber for roads 6 43 258 J. A. McMackin,tj,self and const, 3125 259 R. D. McKnieht. lurv commis'er 18 90 260 Dr. W. B. Fewell, testifying at coroner's inquest 5 00 201 H. K. Johnson, t j, self and const.. 3125 202 J. B. Bell, t j, self and constable.. 04 50 203 H. F. Adickes, supplies, c h 11 05 204 J. A. Withers,tj,salary 1st quarter 18 75 205 W. B. Williams, county auditor 41 00 200 I. T. Parish, building fence, jail lot 0 25 207 Dr. T. L. Cornwell, post mortem 5 00 208 Wm. Whyte; t j, self and const... 75 00 200 Dr. T. A. Crawford, postmortem, with dissection and testimony* 15 00 270 E. A. Crawford, sheritF, diet acct 200 00 271 W. S. Adams, t j, self and const... 30 00 Will. l/J, UUl v/nv>* ... v v?w 273 J. A. Withers, t j, constable 18 75 274 J. P. Blair, t j, self and constable 31 25 275 W. A. Jeffreys, repairs on c h 1 50 27G S. L. Milling, lumber for roads... 19 03 277 J. W. B. Miller, tj, self and const 31 25 209 a T. C. Beckham, siimon'g cor jury 2 00 R. W. Whitesides, county commissioner, auditor's order 03 40 T. (1. Culp, c c, auditor's order 53 25 Refund taxes, by order comp gen 181 278 R. I). MeKnight, jury commis 24 90 279 -H. C. Culp, lumber for roads 7 50 280 Henry Massey, supplies, o p 8 00 281 M. Strauss, supplies, poor house 5 20 282 Andrew Ilafner, repairing bridge 5 00 283 S. S. Smith, services, special const 47 80 284 A. W. Kcdnedy, repairing picks 90 285 C. M. Parrott, abutments to bridge 30 00 280 W. II. Bradford, rep on p h well 4 00 287 T. J. Bradford, rep'rs on p h well 25 45 288 Butler Erwin, laborer, p li f 12 50 289 Ceorge Miller, laborer, p h f 12 50 290 W. I). Camp, t j, self and const... 37 50 291 W. I). Camp, tj, acting coroner... 2100 292 S. M. Roan, sheriff of Richland county, dieting prisoners and conveyance to court 00 25 293 E. A. Crawford, bringing prisoners from Columbia 22 75 294 10. A. Crawford, sheriff, expenses to Columbia and return 11 30 295 J. C. Wilborn, balance on salary.. 4 95 290 W. B. Moore <Sc Co., supplies, jail 11 05 297 W. B. Moore A Co., supplies, p h 21 00 299 Self, jury and witness certificates 1,100 95 300 James Scoggins, services erj board 9 00 301 W. A. Barron, lumber for roads 5 25 w . ji. iucuoraie, ices, nvo luiiuuy cases (5 (H) 303 J. 1$. Johnson, lumber for roads 2 52 304 Withers Adickes, supplies, poor houseandjail 18 55 305 J. Ran. Wallace, services, equalization board 7 30 300 (J. C. Leech, t.j, self and constable 41 05 307 Dr. K. R. Darwin, post mortem... 5 00 30S W. R.Moore, supplies, c hand jail 8 lo 300 (i. W. Foster, lumber for roads... 8 04 310 Cynthia Dyers, burial expenses pauper.. 5 00 311 W. R. Freeman, repairing bridge 175 312 David Lindsay, collin for pauper 3 00 313 John C. Kuykendal, paints and painting jail 103 75 314 E. N. Davidson, services on equalization board 7 00 315 Perry Ferguson <fc Son, tools for roads 11 00 310 Perry Ferguson & Son, repairing bridge - 50 317-i Dr. W. <i. White, expert testimony and examining two lunatics 20 00 310 W. Drown Wylie, c c c pis, fees 140 05 320 J. M. Wylie, hauling on roads. . 3 00 321 J. W. Dobson, on account Ashe, Williams A Co 33 30 322 E. A. Crawford, summoning jurors and attending court 110 20 323 E. A. Crawford, dieting account 87 00 324 R. T. Thoinasson and J. A. Pride, special constables 8 00 1.>- nr i> w 1* VV51 > ? n it, iuuuit, yj 11 av/\/v ?t ** ?? ?* liams, county auditor 11 GO Win. Ross, c c, auditor's order 115 00 320 T. L. Carroll, gin'g and sup, p h f 31 SO 327 Dr. W. G.White, ex'm'ing lunatic f> 00 328 W. C. Latimer, tools for roads... 5 00 320 Self, juror and witness certificate 3140 330 J. R. Ashe, tools for roads 13 80 331 Dr. J.E.Massey, services on e<i bd 5 20 I 332 (Jeorge Miller, laborer, p h f 8 00 I 333 Rutler IOrwin, laborer, p h f.... 8 00 j 334 Dr. J. F. Lindsaj', services as county physician, 1888 08 00 | 335 W. A. Jefferys, repairing jail 0 00 I 330 K. J. Davis, building abutment... 50 00 I ; 337 II. F. Addicks, supplies, p h f and county offices 10 40 ; 338 Drs. Campbell <fc Pressley, examining lunatic 10 00 II 330 S. A. Fewell, lumber for roads... 4 75 j 340 R. M. Roark, repairing bridge G 25 341 J. A. Hogue, lumber for roaus 2 70 342 Pr.T. A.Crawford, oxp'rttst'm'nyS 10 00 ' 343 Dr. T.L.Cornwell.cxp'rt tst'm'ny 10 00 ! 344 Sally Degg, laborer, p h farm 4 00 j 34f> M. S. Carroll,repairing road picks 1 50 j 340 E. A. Crawford, dieting account 88 90 ! 347 E. A. Crawford, serving bench warrants 24 23 j 348 E. A. Crawford,conveying lunatic to asylum 22 00 349 W. B. Moore <k Co., sup jail 7 70 330 I. T. Parish, repairs, jail lot 4 03 331 Juror and witness certificates 28 93 332 Withers Adickes, sup p h 48 03 353 W. B. Moore, conveying pauper to p h 2 00 354/Dr. W. G. White, services as county physician 10 00 333 James E. Smith, collin for pauper 4 00 330 Walker, Evans <ft Cogswell, books for sheriffs olflce 5 35 357 R. A. Parish, bringing infant from penitentiary 23 65 338 Miss N. A. Armstrong, conveying lunatic to asylum 0 00 359 Butler Erwin, laborer p h farm... 8 00 300 George Miller, laborer p h farm... 8 00 301 R. E. O'Farrel, care pauper infant 3 40 T. G.Culp, co eommis'ner, salary 50 10 Wtn. Ross, co eommis'ner, salary 24 85 R. W. Whitesides, co commissioner, salary 03 05 302 E. A. Crawford, two executions, summoning jurors and conveying two lunatics to asylum.. 102 50 303 II. E. Johnson, t j, self and const. 31 23 304 J. F. Moore, repairing bridge 10 75 365 J. A. McMaekin,t j.selfand const. 3125 306 W. P. Boyd, act, magistrate, N. C. 3 00 367 Ira Hardin, services, eq hoard... 5 10 368 J. W. B. Miller, t j, self and const.. 31 25 369 J. W. Dobson, sup p h and .jail 29 10 370 R. T. Castles, coffin and burying ftauper 5 00 ja Pursley, coroner, recording fees 5 08 372 G. C. Leech, building bridge 8 00 373 E. A. Crawford, dieting account... 100 30 374 Wm. Whyte, tj, acting coroner... 8 50 375 T. C. Beckham, serying, coroner's jury 2 00 376 W. S. Adams, 11, self and constables and holding two inquests 51 00 377 J. P. Blair, t j, self and constable, one lunacy case 33 50 378 Wm. Whyte, tj, selfand const 75 00 379 W. B. Williams, co auditor, sal... 41 66 380 J. B. Bell, t j, self and const, one > lunacy case 59 30 381 W. D. Camp, t j, self and const 37 50 382 Self, juror and witness certificates 427 30 383 J. B. Patrick, repairing road 2 62 384 E. A. Crawford, serving bench warrants and per diem, July term 22 75 385 J. E. Smith, coffin, p h 4 00 386 W. Brown Wylie, c c c pis, fees... 56 90 387 W. Adickes, sup p li ana farm 28 75 388 W. A. Jefferys, repairs, j and c h 5 25 389 J. A. Withers, t j, self and const 37 50 Wm. Ross, c c, audtor's order 14 90 390 W. J. Jones, coffin for pauper...;.. 4 00 391 E. Perry A Co., stationery, pj 4 00 392 Henry Massey, supplies, o p 8 00 3M Butler Erwin, laborer, p b f 12 00 304 George Miller, laborer, p h f 12 00 395 Kennedy Bros. <ft Barron, supplies county offices 12 10 3% A. J. Hoffman, building bridge... 104 00 397 W. A. Owens, rep, clerk's office... 10 00 398 J. E. Jefferys, coffin for pauper... 4 00 399 E. A. Crawford, sheriff, dieting account 43 20 400 J. W. Dobson, supplies p h 29 49 401 A. H.White, services, eq board... 4 50 402 R. A. Parish, repairs, c com office 13 20 403 Self, witness certificate 19 75 404 R. D. McKnight, jury commis'er 14 60 305 Creighton, Slierfesee & Co., three coffins 11 00 400 J. A. Patrick, repairing bridge... 4 00 407 H. F. Adickes, supplies, p h 20 55 408 Wm. Whyte, t j, acting coroner... 8 50 409 T. C.Beckham snm'n'g cor jury 2 00 410 J. W. D. Bradford, boards, p h f 6 10 411 Dr. T. L. Cornwell, examining lunatic and conveying to asylum... 20 03 412 Kimball A Heath, conveying pauper to poor house 2 00 413 414 Sftllio Legg, labor, p li farm 9 33 415 T. E. Castles, repairing bridge... 5 50 416 W. B. Williams, auditor, salary.. 41 66 R. W. Whitesides, county commissioner, auditor's order 30 00 417 George Miller, laborer, p h farm 8 00 4if> miner j-jrwin, laoorer, p n larm a im 419 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, books for the clerk's oflice 32 00 420 Walker, Evans <fc Cogswell, copy road law 1 54 421 B. N. Moore, lumber for road 1 00 422 G. C. Leech, t j, self and const... 31 23 423 I. T. Parish, repairing bridge 3 00 424 Creighton, Sherfesee <fc Co., lumber for roads *. 11 23 42., R. J. Dunlap, lumber for roads... 13 05 420 J. S. Stevenson, repairing roads G5 00 427 J. M. Latham, repairing roads... 29 50 428 W. P. Hobbs, tools for roads 7 50 429 Creighton, Sherfesee <k Co.. bal on conveying pauper to p h 1 00 430 D. E. Einley, clerk board, stamps and stationary 7 50 T. G. Culp, c c, auditor's order... 53 10 .... Wm. Ross, c c, auditor's order... 25 70 431 E. A. Crawford, dieting acount 79 50 432 A. H. Moore, repairing hridge... p 15 433 J. N. O'Farrell, building bridge 5 00 434 S. J. Clinton, building bridge 35 00 430 J. W. Dobson, on account of J. N. Roberts, building bridges 10JKL 437 W. B. Moore & Co., supplies, jail and paupers 11 05 438 W. B. Moore <fe Co., coffin, pauper 4 00 439 J. W. Dobson, supplies, p h t 43 40 440 Edward Perry <fc Co, stationary, clerk court common pleas 9 05 441 W. B. Moore, on account W. B. Williams, county auditor, salary 41 00 442 E. A. Crawford, conveying Sam Williford 0 94 443 J. E. Plexico, hauling on roads... 0 25 444 Dr. J. H. Saye, post mortem with dissection 10 40 1 I ^ n f* T nnoli f 5 nitinrr r%r\ rnn Or 10 fill IHt v? UtUV- U, V If V/Ul *v WW 440 Creigbton, Sherfesee <fe Co, lumber and tools for roads 8 49 447 W. A. Barron, lumber for roads 17 05 448 J. B. Bell, t j, acting coroner, two cases 17 00 449 A. Friedheim it Bro., tools for roads 9 50 450 T.J.Bradford, building burn at poor house farm 27 85 451 H. C. Culp, lumber for roads 19 13 452 T. C. Beckham, serving coroner's warrant 10 20 553 Kennedy Bros, it Barron, tools for roads 7 45 454 J. M. McFadden, lumber for road 7 50 455 R. A. Parish, hauling lumber 2 85 45(i Withers Adickes, supplies, p h, roads and bridges and county officers 00 36 457 William Dillingham, labor p h f 10 00 458 George Miller, labor p h f 8 00 459 Butler Erwin, labor p h f 8 00 4(50 S. V. Glenn, lumber for roads 28 47 401 W. M. Bigger, building bridges.. 34 85 Win. Ross, county commissioner, auditor's order 51 25 4(52 J. S. Stepenson, making till on Chester road 30 00 403 E. A. Crawford, dieting account.. 138 50 4(54 Self, witness certificates 12 00 405 J. P. Blair, t.j, self and constable.. 3125 400 J. W. B. Milier, t j, self and constable 31 25 407 J. B. Bell, t j, self and constable.. 02 50 408 Win. Whyte, t.j, self and constable 75 00 409 J. A. McMackin, t j, self and constable 31 25 470 J. A. Withers, t j, self and constable '. 37 50 471 W. D. Camp, t j, self and constable 37 50 472 W. B. Williams,co. auditor, salary 41 00 473 O. C. Beamguard, building bridge 49 75 474 John Williams, noflin for naimer 3 00 475 J.E.Smith, 2 coffins, poor house.. 7 00 470 E. A. Crawford, conveying lunatics to asylum 39 25 477 Sep. Massey, tools for roads 5 10 478 Kelly Jnmau, tools and repairing roads 13 20 479 Williamson Burris, building abutments 24 95 480 Lowry it Starr, sup c h and jail... 1170 481 J. W. 11. Miller, t j, actingcoroner 8 50 482 J. T. Thomasson, summoning coroner's jury and witnesses. v 4 50 483 S. L. Pursley, coroner accounts... 10 00* 485 S. V. Glenn, building bridge 10 25 480 W. II. McCorkle, pj, lunacy cases 12 00 487 J. A. Withers, tj, acting coroner.. 10 50 48S C. E. Spencer, counsel fee, 1888 50 00 489 I). E. Finlev, clerk of board 100 00 T. G. Culp, services county commissioner, auditor's order 45 90 490 J. C. Kuykendal, sup p li farm 79 80 492 A. Y. Cartwright it Co., sup jail... 12 90 495 Withers Adickes, supplies, p h... 25 35 Wm. Ross, c c, auditor's order.. 31 05 Commissions on collecting taxes, 1888 44 00 Total disbursements $23,092 18 November 1, 1889, cash balance 1,090 49 $24,788 07 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' ORDERS. Now outstanding as follows : Order No. 413 $ 2 50 Order No. 491 44 20 Order No. 493 41 50 Order No. 494 4 (M) Order No. 490 8 00 Order No. 497 8 00 Amount unpaid orders $108 20 1888 PAST INDEBTEDNESS FUND. Nov. 1. To amount collected $ 231 71 Oct. 31,1889, Amount collected 2,500 07 Total amount of fund ?2,731 78 I) IS It U ItS K M K NTS. 9 Self, for payment on Turner note? 1,300 00 .. Refund by Comptroller General.. .'58 It! Self, for balance Turner note 1,000 00 ... Refund by order Comp. General.. 50 03 ... Refund by order Comp. General.. 44 00 Amount disbursed ?2,404 31* Nov. 1, 1880, To cash on hand 327 47 8 2,731 78 18SS COMMUTATION TAX FUND. Nov. 1. To balance on hand 8 (52 00 " amount 40 receipts issued durinpyear 880 00 " payments in lieu of work 10 50 00 50 Total 8 152 50 DIKHURKKMKXTS. 435 S. D. Cowan, repairs on Lands ford and Rock Hill roads 8 39 30 481 S. V. Glenn, lumber 12 00 Nov. 1, 1880, To balance on hand... 101 20 8 152 50 i C. & L. N. G. R. R. FUND. 4 Nov. 1, 1888. To balance 8 1,440 22 Oct. 31, 1880. " taxes, 1887-8 8,000 04 ? " taxos, 1888-9 550 02 Total receipts 89,990 88 ? msnURSKMENTS. L 1 J. C'. Cobb, 20 bonds and interest to December 25, 1888 8 2,130 25 7 2 Self, commissions 100 00 Refund by order comp general... 123 (j 302 coupons, series 10 2,114 00 i; 3 Self, commissions 180 00 0 1 coupon, series 13 7 00 7 1 coupon, series 14 7 00 2 1 coupon, series 15 7 00 7 4. J. C. Cobb, 5 bonds and interest 500 05 5 J. W. Torrence, 5 bonds, interest 500 05 0 J. J.McClure,4 bonds and interest 400 52 7 I.D.Witherspoon, 2 bonds and int 200 20 8 Latta Bros., 3 bonds and interest 300 39 3 90 coupons, scries 10 030 00 7 35 coupons, series 16 245 00 7 Refund tax, by order of comp gen 19178 Refund tax, by order comp gen 140 80 9 Self, for three bonds and interest 300 39 10 Self, for two bonds and interest... 200 20 7 Refund taxes, by order comp gen 97 3 11 Self, for seven bonds and interest 700 91 7 12 Self. 1 bond and interest 100 13 3 Nov. 1, 1889. To cash on hand 908 0i> 3 1 8 9,990 88 C.. C. it C. R. R. 2 1.888 CHEROKEE TOWNSHIP FUND. Nov. 1. To amount on hand in case of '' Wbitesides vs. Neelv. '1 treasurer 8 -101 77 'J " Taxes, 1887-8 8 01 * 44 Collection of taxes, 1888-9 600 00 ~ " Total Cherokee fund 8 1,009 78 DISBURSEMENTS. 4 By authority of Act of Assem- 7 bly I have refunded to tax payers ? 572 23 t; Refunded by order of C. G 13 <i 6 Nov. 1. To balance 3 437 42 fi 1888 1 BROAD RIVER TOWNSHIP. 4 Nov. 1 To amounton hand 8 18 50 jj 14 amount collected 170 46 5 M Total receipts 8 188 9G jj DISBURSEMENTS. j Refunded by order Comptroll- 1 General 95 i Refunded to tax payers 15104 o Nov. 1, 1889, To balance $ 36 97 7 YORK TOWNSHIP. 4 Noy. 1, 1888, To amount 011 hand 8 57 17 5 44 collections 317 02 'J 4 Total receipts 8 374 19 DISBURSEMENTS. ~ By authority of Act of assem- 7 T Un./k ^,1 ts* uiy a ua> c iciuuucu iu iux- t payers 313 07 4 Nov. 1, 1889 To balance $ 50 12 3 7 1888 EBENEZER TOWNSHIP. ' Nov. 1. To amount on band 8 29 49 ? Collections 173 40 Total receipts 8 202 89 7 DISBURSEMENTS. 3 Refunded by order of comp- 0 troller general 8 1 20 3 Refunded by authority of 4 act of assembly to tax-pay- 4 * ers 179 24 2 Nov. 1, 1889. To balance 22 45 4 202 89 7 : ? 4 1888 CATAWRA TOWNSHIP. 7 Nov. 1. To amount on hand 8 3 30 Collections 591 51 Total receipts 9504 SI ? DISBURSEMENTS. Refund taxes by order of comptroller general 1 31 7 Refund to tax-payers by au- 7 tbority of theact of assembly 526 90 7 Nov. 1, 1889. To balance GI5 GO 7 7 594 81 ? 7 SCHOOL FUND. I 1888, Nov. 1. To balance ? 1 ,G33 0G 4 " taxes, 1887-8, and penalties 10,000 15 " polls, 1887-8, and penalties 3,944 05 j " local tax, Rock Hill graded schools, 1887-8 1,208 20 " local tax, Yorkville graded schools, for the year commencing Nov. 1st, 1888.. 1,139 50 " cash from Peabody fund for Rock Hill graded schools 400 00 October 31, " taxes, 1888-9 742 10 " polls, 1888-9 290 00 " local tax, Yorkville graded schools, for thoycar beginning November 1, 1889.. 24 90 Total receipts..$19,442 08 ORDER. DISBURSEMENTS. 372 James McFarland, teacher $ 10 80 283 D. L. Witherspoon, teacher 7 00 587 D. L. Glenn, teacher 22 00 4 G. E. Mc. Steele, refund poll 1 00 4 GIG G. W. Walker, teacher 3 00 4 604 Miss M. J. Brown, teacher 27 00 G74 I. J. D. Lipscomb, teacher 17 00 84 Preston Greene, teacher 22 50 422 J. R. Greene, teacher 25 00 430 M. Bridges, teacher 3G 25 350 Starks L. Meacham, teacher 13 00 312 E. B. McSwain, teacher 14 00 354 M. Bridges, teacher 20 00 355 Maggie Bridges, teacher -0 00 170 C. C. Hughes, teacher 9 50 7 017 C. C. Hughes, teacher 21 70 7 018 C. C. Hughes, teacher 50 00 395 H. Wherry, teacher 22 50 7 053 Mattie A. Boyce, teacher 20 00 7 590 Mrs. L. A, Barron, rent 2 00 7 330 Mrs. L. A. Barron, teacher 20 00 . 015 H. Wherry, teacher 15 00 535 Mrs. L. S. Culp, teacher 25 00 478 Mrs. L. S. Culp, teacher 25 00 021 Y. J. P. Cohen, teacher 18 00 058 Willie McFadden, teacher 25 00 598 Mrs. L. A. Barron, teacher 20 00 .. 059 M. F. Blackburn, teacher 30 00 030 Annie J. Grahatn, teacher 20 00 070 J. I. Ingraham, teacher 18 00 062 Rose Patton, teacher 20 00 453 Rhett Patton, teacher 40 00 663 Rhett Patton, teacher 10 00 005 L. R. Roddey, teacher 18 00 551 M. C. Hanna, teacher 10 00 348 M. C. Hanna, teacher 10 00 . Commissions 49 05 057 Martha Hill, teacher 24 00 4 591 Sallie L. Oates, teacher 20 00 083 Mary E. Hughes, teacher 26 00 298 W. T. McKnight, teacher 10 00 . 220 M. E. Walker, teacher 8 00 219 M. E. Walker, teacher 8 00 7 290 Mallie E. Walker, teacher 8 00 7 590 M. J. Adams, teacher 32 00 677 Jane Dixon, teacher 12 00 675 M. D. Scott, teacher 25 00 M. D. Scott, teacher 25 00 474 Sue L. McFarland, teacher 25 00 475 Sue L. McFarland, teacher 25 00 322 J. B. Oates, teacher 18 00 317 L. R. Roddey, teacher 30 00 423 Sallie L. Oates, teacher 35 00 374 winie Aicjvaaaen, leacner w 365 J. M. Wjlliford, rent 6 00 3(56 J. A. McFadden, teacher.... 20 0(1 275 Y. J. P. Cohen, teacher IS 00 303 Cainmie Smith, teacher SO 00 182 A. R. Hanks, teacher 35 00 .... I). E. Finley, service examining board 0 00 4 685 Fannie M. Miller, teacher 20 00 4 287 W. II. Clark, teacher 15 00 614 J. 11. Chambers, teacher 24 00 382 E. P. Castles, teacher 10 00 363 Allen Alexander, teacher 28 00 684 J. L. Tate, teacher 14 00 673 W. J. Plexico, teacher 10 00 574 J. M. White, teacher 22 50 423 Pell Whitesides, teacher 30 00 452 I?\ M. Allison, teacher 48 00 620 Mollie F. Templeton, teacher 5 00 428 Mollie F. Templeton, teacher 10 00 268 R. L. Simmons, teacher 16 00 590 N. J. Moore, teacher 1100 627 Frank Johnson, teacher 17 50 620 Mattie and Thomas Nance, teachers 20 00 688 S. H. Adams, teacher 20 00 687 S. H. Smith, teacher 4 00 278 Maggie P. Jackson, teacher 10 00 690 R. A. Witherspoon, teacher 14 00 686 Moore and Sharpe, teachers 180 00 5(53 Alfred Johnson, teacher 10 00 564 Alfred Johnson, teacher 10 00 533 Maggie Gist, teacher 7 20 304 Maggie (iist, teacner ;j t?i 547 C. Ella Carroll, teacher 20 00 411 C. Ella Carroll, teacher 20 00 543 M. E. Gettys, teacher 10 00 1 280 M. E. Gettys, teacher 5 00 1 440 Ella C. Davidson, teacher 14 40 1 J. C. Sharpe, refund poll 1 00 1 Albert Lour, refund poll 100 1 Henry Hovis, refund poll 1 00 1 208 W. C. Wilburn, teacher 25 00 072 Wm, Caldwell, teacher 0 00 . Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 33 00 7 091 Cammie Smith, teacher 22 50 . 440 Mary L. Thorn, teacher 25 00 1 092 1). H. White, teacher 3 00 2 082 John Ford, teacher 15 00 1 502 Thurbert Wright, teacher 12 00 1 256 J. C. Clinton, teacher 12 00 1 526 R. W. Hamilton, teacher 18 40 1 Joseph Thomas, refund poll 100 1 Commissions 79 13 1 507 W. C. Wilburn, teacher 10 00 1 553 W. C. Wilburn, teacher 25 00 1 362 Li. M. Peck, teacher 8 00 1 093 S. W. Ininan, teacher 14 00 1 778 J. W. Quinn, enumerating polls 5 00 1 028 Mary J. Adams, teacher 4 00 1 030 Mary J. Adams, teacher 8 00 1 054 Mattie A. Boyce, teacher 20 00 | 1 487 Maggie Lindsey, teacher 14 00 i 1 488 Maggie Lindsey, teacher 14 00 ! 1 573 Maggie Lindsey, teacher 8 00 1 617 T. E. Currence, teacher 6 00 1 694 John E. Carroll, teacher 5 00 1 562 A. M. Crosby, teacher 6 00 1 509 A. M. Crosby, teacher 12 00 1 350 James A. Watson, teacher 154 00 1 486 Nettie Dickon, teacher 20 00 1 548 Nettie Dickson, teacher 17 00 1 621 A. L. Keitt, teacher 0 00 1 485 Eliza Scott, teacher 10 00 .. 345 Morton Starr, teacher 1 50 . Morton Starr, teacher 1 50 ., L 24 Brownie Whitesides, teacher $ 53 Oft 13t 98 M. M. Roas, teacher 1 85 l-lf 97 M. M. Ross, teacher 3 90 141 9ft J. A. Boyd, teacher 35 00 US 00 Mitchell Bennett, teaclier 2ft 00 143 99 W. (). Pendergrass, teacher 11 Oft 144 03 S. P. Blankensbip, listing polls 1 50 14c 04 Charles T. Cook, listing polls 1 50 141: 02 Mollie Templeton, teacher 15 Oft 141 04 J. R, Dickson, purchase of school 141 house 35 00 81 Eliza Hill, teacher ft Oft 151 80 Eliza Hill, teacher 12 00 155 79 Eliza Hill, teacher 18 Oft 15? 11 J. W. Spratt, teacher 8 00 154 15 J. W. Spratt, teacher 1ft 00 lor 12 Emma Crowder, teacher 12 50 15# ? J. A. Brandon, refund poll 1 Oft 157 Jerry Johnson, refund poll 100 151 .... Allen Massey, refund poll 1 00 i lfif 89 S. II. Adams, teacher 10 00 lft] 71 Sue L. McFarland, teacher 25 00 lftj lft Jennie Smith, teacher 25 (Ml lft:; 14 Thomas Hayes, teacher 25 00 ifii 18 F. B. Grier, teacher 8 00 Iftt 19 F. B. Grier, teacher 7 20 lftf .... Commissions 18 70 107 13 S. T. Meek, teacher lft 00 lO 83 E. P. Castles, teacher 20 00 lftf 53 I. J. D. Lipscomb, teacher 15 00 17( 89 Frank Johnson, teacher 30 00 171 (Ml l.'ru.ib- Inline.., foanhnr 51 20 17-; 2(3 M. J. Edwards, teacher 12 00 17: .... F. C. Harris, teacher 25 00 174 SI Maggie I.indsev, teacher 14 00 175 29 T. J. Boll, teacher 20 00 17( 79 E. P. Castles, teacher 8 00 \7", 2G J. A. Funderburk, teacher 12 00 lie >71 M. C. Simmons, teacher 10 00 I7t 83 R. E. Foster, teacher 5 00 171 02 Major Merrell, teacher 10 00 18( 94 R. E. Foster, teacher 6 00 18] 16 E. P. Castles, teacher 9 00 18i (38 John E. Carroll, teacher 15 00 185 80 John E. Carroll, teacher 15 00 18-1 01 M. E. Scott, teacher 20 00 185 .... A. M. Black, refunded poll 1 00 18] 05 Joe C. Dickson, teacher 13 00 185 37 J. H. Good, teacher 25 00 181 34 J. H. Good, teacher 25 00 lfK 35 J. H. Good, teacher 8 00 191 .... Wade Worthy, refunded poll 1 00 191 82 W. C. Veal, teacher 15 00 195 72 Anna Smarr, teacher 5 00 19-1 20 Anna Smarr, teacher 10 00 395 53 Anna Smarr, teacher 10 00 19< 4(3 B. R. T. Bowen, teacher 24 00 195 33 J. E. Wherry, teacher.-: 18 00 19? 08 T. S. Wright, teacher 14 00 2(K 07 T. S. Wright, teacher 14 00 201 24 J. F. Armstrong, teacher 13 00 205 40 J. L. Tate, teacher 14 00 205 14 R. E. Porter, teacher 37 50 204 06 E. D. Darwin, listing polls 5 00 205 05 W. C. Wilborn, teacher 15 00 20? 72 Sue Walsh, teacher 6 00 207 34 J. J. Parks, teacher 1(3 00 205 36 J. J. Parks, teacher 16 00 20t 65 Sue Walsh, teacher 45 00 21C .... Refund, locai school, Miss Jones 1 87 211 .... Commissions 20 55 21S 07 Mary F. A. Wilson, teacher 10 00 21S 08 Maggie McCrum, teacher, 23 00 215 09 Maggie McCrum, teacher, 23 00 210 81 Jane Smith, teacher 25 00 217 27 Tirzah A. Templeton, teacher 17 00 1134 JO Tir?nh A . Tomnlotnn toachop 16 00 21f 10 J. A. Boyd, toacher, .'15 00 22( 17 M.K.Scott, teacher 12 50 221 04 W. H. Clark, teacher 15 00 225 A. R. Banks, teacher 400 00 225 ... J. L. Douglas, teacher 200 00 225 20 C. J. Winslow, teacher 13 75 22.: 21 Mamie Johnson, teacher 18 65 22( 92 R. B. Sloan, teacher 25 00 221 19 R. J. Apqstle, teacher 12 50 .... 84 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 50 221 33 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 50 23( 89 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 50 231 66 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 00 235 15 E. P. Castles, teacher 15 00 235 64 Belle Wkitesides, teacher 15 00 235 24 R. B. Davidson, teacher 50 00 235 06 E. M. Wilton, teacher .'50 00 234 25 Harry Sberril, teacher 8 00 24( .... Refund taxes, order comptroller- 245 general 1 53 24; .... Commissions 73 27 24; 32 E. P. Castles, teacher 15 00 24< 29 C. J. Witherow, teacher 25 00 24" .... Frank Strong, refund poll 1 00 241 I-.I. Smith refund noli 1 00 241 37 C. J. Witberow, teacher 12 50 25: 39 Moore and Sharpe, teachers 100 00 25^ 20 T. D. C. Moore, teacher 20 00 .... 03 T. D. C. Moore, teacher 20 00 28 W. P. Talbert and assistant, -25f teachers 35 00 25] 38 Robert Barber, teacher 15 00 25* 40 J. H. Wilson, teacher 50 00 2G( 34 E. P. Castles, teacher 10 00 201 01 S. C. Sturgis, teacher 48 00 261 .... A. R. Banks and assistants, teach- 20* ers 225 00 2G-; .... J. A. Rainey, teacher 100 00 20; J. W. Colbert, teacher 20 00 20( 40 A. M. Crosby, teacher 12 00 20] 45 Nannie J. Moore, teacher 14 00 26* 43 M. C. Hanna, teacher 10 00 26! 05 J. A. Boyd, teacher 35 00 27< 41 J. C. Clinton, teacher 12 00 27] 47 E. A. Ford, teacher 17 00 27: 48 Wm. H. Miller, teacher 12 00 2749 Sue Mason, teacher 18 50 27. 51 J. L. Stacy, listing polls 2 00 271 42 A. L. Wells, teacher 16 00 27] 19 C. C. Hughes, teacher 25 00 271 35 E. M. Greene, teacher 15 00 .... 23 f!. P. Culn. teacher 40 00 28* 30 John Ford, teacher 15 00 2832 Julia Sloan, teacher 25 00 28; 114 J. E. Lindsay, teacher 15 00 28< 33 Jennie Smith, teacher 25 00 28' 18 Jennie Smith, teacher 25 00 281 35 R. K. Adauis, teacher 12 50 281 36 B. R. T. Bowen, teacher 12 00 29( .... W. A. Barnett, refund poll 1 00 29] 159 E. J. Roach, teacher 8 25 29: 55 E. J. Roach, teacher 30 00 29: i56 E. J. Roach, teacher 25 00 29^ 41 M. C. Hanna, teacher 6 50 29; 37 Wm. Barnes, teacher 10 00 29( 39 Preston Greene, teacher 25 00 29" 40 C. C. Hughes, teacher 25 00 291 J. W. Smith, dec'd, refund poll... 1 00 291 38 Janie M. Morrow, teacher 12 50 30( 42 Mrs. C. C. Crawford, teacher 12 00 301 43 Loula Martin, teacher 18 00 30*. 44 J. R. Miller, teacher 34 00 30: 50 E. A. Black, teacher 14 00 30^ 15 A. M. Montgomery, teacher 10 00 25( 50 W. C. Wilburn, teacher 25 00 30; 27 W. C. Wilburn, teacher 25 00 301 44 Fannie Dorsett, teacher 14 00 307 22 Fannie Dorsett, teacher 14 00 301 .... Anthony Neely, refund poll, two 301 years 2 00 31( 45 B. F. Walker, teacher 16 00 31) 51 Nora Boyd, teacher 22 50 31f 48 Sue L. McFarland, teacher 22 50 21* 47 Sue L. McFarland, teacher 22 50 31' ... Refund poll, J. L. Stacy 1 00 31; 51 Mollie J. Brown, teacher 15 00 31i 49 Jas. T. Jackson, teacher 6 50 .... * *. ? 1 o.i /un oic 4i) w. j?'. smun, leacuer -i ^ oic 53 Starks L. Meacham, teacher 13 00 311 50 K. F. Gibson, teacher 10 00 32( 54 W. P. Talbert, and assistant teach- 32] ers 30 00 321 55 York Harris, teacher 13 00 321 .... Rev. L. A. Johnson, school com- 32-1 missioner 152 00 32( 00 Annie Pride, teacher 24 00 321 ... Refund taxes, by order cornp- 32t troller-general 1 05 321 .... Refund local taxes, district 12 8 35 33( .... Thomas Hill, refund poll 1 00 331 32 W. M. Lumpkin, teacher 10 00 331 33 W. M. Lumpkin, teacher 10 00 331 57 D. M. Hughes, teacher 12 00 33( 58 D. P. Allgood, teacher 20 00 331 5!) IX P. Allgood, teacher 20 00 33i J. S. Gourley, refund poll 1 00 331 00 John K. Carroll, teacher 10 00 34( 01 R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 50 .341 02 J. F. Armstrong, teacher 10 00 341 03 J. P. Harrison, teacher 13 00 341 04 J. S. Jackson, teacher 8 00 341 05 R. E. Foster, teacher 12 00 34( 00 B. R. T. Bo wen, teacher 11 00 341 07 W. A. Peggan, teacher 10 00 .... ... T. J. Strait, lumber for school house 15 35 34! 08 D. E. McConnell, teacher 27 50 351 00 S. W. Louthian, teacher 20 00 15i 02 J. A. Rainey, teacher 25 00 354 03 J. A. Rainey, teacher 25 00 35; 71 W. J. Hill, teacher 0 00 354 72 W. J. Hill, teacher 10 00 35/ 73 W. J. Hill, teacher 33 35 351 74 W. J. Hill, teacher 7 00 355 75 W. J. Hill, teacher 5 00 3G( 70 Cora Smith, teacher 25 00 301 77 Cora Smith, teacher 25 00 .... 7!) S. C. Sturgis, teacher 30 CO 361 78 Delia Wright, teacher 10 00 .... 70 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 80 C. P. Culp, teacher 20 00 351: 81 Annie Steele, teacher 25 00 344 82 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 301 83 T. W. Hays, teacher 22 00 304 84 T. W. Hays, teacher 22 00 30; 85 J. B. Oates, teacher 19 00 35( 8(5 S. L. Peorrum. teacher 12 00 364 K7 Sue L. Mason, teacher IK 50 .... 88 Sue L. Mason, teacher 18 50 .... 8!) J. H. MeFadden, teacher 20 00 (J0 A. L. Nunnery, teacher 18 (X) 25c 01 Mollie Templeton, teacher 10 00 37( 92 C. J. Witherow, teacher 25 00 37] 03 II. Wherry, teacher 13 00 37: 04 A. M. Montgomery, teacher 10 00 33/ 95 A. M. Montgomery, teacher 10 00 37-] Oli Moore A Sharpe, teachers 100 00 .... 05 John Ford, teacher 15 00 00 W. J. Plexico, teacher 20 00 ..... 02 S. J. Beardslie, school maps 70 50 ... 07 Preston Green, teacher 25 00 .... 08 J. R. Green, teacher 24 00 .... 09 J. R. Green, teacher 24 00 .... .... Rev. M. Iugraham, teacher 40 00 .... .... Rev. Ij. A. Johnson, school commissioner 00 00 .... 31 T. 15. McMackin, teacher 20 IK) 37; .... T. 15. McMackin, teacher 20 00 371 11 T. 15. McMackin, teacher 20 00 37" 12 Jell'Davis Smith, teacher 12 00 371 13 E. P. Castles, teacher 10 00 38( 14 A. M. Crosby, teacher 11 00 38] 15 Janie Conrad, teacher 15 00 38: 10 Janie Conrad, teacher 15 00 3317 Sylyanus Henry, teacher 8 00 38' 18 Sylvanus Henry, teacher 10 00 38^ 19 John A. Byers, teacher 28 00 38; 20 Jane E. White, teacher 25 00 381 21 J. II. Wilson, teacher 50 00 38] 22 C. C. Crawford, teacher 12 00 23 T. A. Talbert, teacher 14 50 371 24 T. A. Talbert, teacher 14 50 381 25 W. II. Miller, teacher 12 00 391 20 J. A. Gill, teacher 17 00 27 J. A. Gill, teacher 17 00 .... 28 J. A. Gill, teacher 3 75 29 J. A. Gill, teacher 3 75 391 30 M. J. Edwards, teacher 13 00 39: 31 M. J. Edwards, teacher 13 00 39: 32 Anna Poag, teacher 20 00 39-i 33 Anna Poag, teacher 20 00 39; 35 L. R. Roddey, teacher 18 00 391 30 L. R. Roddey, teacher 18 00 397 37 N. L. Minter, teacher 10 00 391 38 W. 15. Adams, teacher 32 00 391 ... J. W. Colbert, teacher 33 33 401 ... J. A. Rainey, teacher 20 00 401 .... A. R. Banks and others, teachers 245 00 401 M. C. Hanna, teacher 3 12 00 . M. J. Dowdle, teacher 24 OO * Bessie Kell, teacher - 22 50 ; M. D. Scott, teaclier 22 50 ? M. I). Scott, teacher 22 50 j . Mattie E. Getteys, teacher 13 75 Mattie E. Gettys, teacher 13 75 Minnie McCorniick, teacher 10 00 Nannie J. Moore, teacher 14 00 J. K. 1'lexico, repairing school house 25 00 A. \V. Maytield, teacher 25 00 . Minnie McCorniick, teacher 10 00 . Janie Smith, teacher 25 00 . M. K. Gettys, teacher 10 00 * M. E. Gettys, teacher 10 00 W. E. Adams, listing polls 4 50 M. A. Murray, teacher 5 00 W. L. Holland, teacher 24 00 . Delia Wright, teacher 7 50 . . Lizzie Lindsey, teacher 10 00 . ! T. S. Wright, teacher 14 00 . ! C. E. Ormand, teacher 15 00 . > ;vnce narrau, leacner >"? Julia Sloan, teacher 25 (KJ ; . Alice Sarratt, teacher 25 00 i Cammie Smith, teacher 22 (X) < Cammie Smith, teacher 22 00 j A. K. Smith, teacher 20 00 : * A. K. Smith, teacher 20 00 R. K. Aflame, teacher 3 00 M A. L. Keitt, teacher 12 00 * Annie J. Graham, teacher 20 00 Annie J. Graham, teacher 20 00 | . J.J. Ingraham, teacher 9 00 | J. J. Ingraham, teacher 18 00 < J. J. Ingraham, teacher 18 00 I?. M. M. Greene, teacher 15 00 J. 0. Clinton, teacher 12 00 . J. K. Wilson, teacher 14 00 * J. K. Wilson, teacher 14 00 W. R. Barnes, teacher 10 00 A. L. Wells, teacher 10 00 A. A. Jones, teacher 20 00 . Starks L. Meacham, teacher 5 00 . H. Wherry, teacher 17 00 W. P. Talbert, teacher 15 00 L. B. Johnson, teacher 15 00 L. B. Johnson, teacher 15 00 . M. A. Murray, teacher 7 00 . W. F. Smith, teacher 24 00 J. F. Armstrong, teacher 10 00 * J. F. Armstrong, teacher 2 00 J. F. Armstrong, teacher 2 00 R. C. Moore, teacher 8 05 M. J. Brown, teacher 15 00 A. L. Nunnery, teacher 18 00 Lenora F. Boyd, teacher 22 50 . J. F. White, teacher 25 00 . J. F. White, teacher 25 00 J. F. White, teacher 25 50 i M. J. Adams, teacher 35 0 . M. J. Adams, teacher 0 00 M. J. Adams, teacher 7 00 M. J. Adams, teacher 7 00 lM. J. Adams, teacher 3 50 < C. J. Witherow, teacher 31 25 . C. P. Culp, teacher 20 00 > J. P. Harrison, teacher 13 00 4 C. C. Hughes, teacher 25 00 4 ! J. R. Miller, teacher 35 00 4 I M. E. Rritton, teacher 30 00 4 > M, A. Frye, teacher 20 00 4 i M. A. Frye, teacher 20 00 -5 r M. C. Ilanna, teacher 4 00 4 1 T. J. Lineberger, teacher 22 00 4 ) Jane Dixon, teacher 10 00 4 ) Jane Dixon, teacher 10 00 -1 1 Allice I. Evans, teacher 37 00 . I Willie McFadden, teacher 20 00 t Willie McFadden, teacher 20 00 -1 1 Mitchell Bennett, teacher 20 (X) 4 J. T. McMackin, teacher 16 00 4 Robert Barber, teacher 16 00 4 W. O. Pendergrass, teacher 11 00 4 . P. L. Pursley, refund poll 1 00 4 ) Hannah Parish, teacher 24 00 4 ) M. A. Murray, teacher 7 00 I Loula Martin, teacher 16 00 I Morton Starr, teacher 7 00 5 Morton Starr, teacher 8 00 1 M. E. Starr, teacher 11 00 j B. F. Walker, teacher 16 00 4 > Lenora F. Boyd, teacher 11 25 4 ) R. E. Foster, teacher 12 00 4 1 B. R. T. Bowen, teacher 15 00 4 B. R, T. Bowen, teacher 11 00 4 W. M. Lumpkin, teacher 14 00 4 D. E. McConnell, teacher 27 50 4 S. C. Sturgis, teacher '2 00 4 4 John E. Carroll, teacher 1', 00 4 ) Cora Neil, teacher 1 ' 00 I I Annie Steele, teacher 2; 00 i i Alice i. .Evans, teacher Ji uu < Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 51 00 ; Kate Simmons, teacher 5 00 r E. A. Ford, teacher 17 00 E. A. Ford, teacher 8 00 W. C. Moore, teacher 12 50 W. C. Moore, teacher 12 50 R. C. Patrick, teacher 15 00 R. C. Patrick, teacher 15 00 J. B. Oates, teacher 3 00 Eli/a Hall, teacher 10 00 John Blake, teacher 28 00 Steele Tollison, teacher 12 00 G. S. Roper, teacher 50 00 W. O. Pendergrass, teacher 11 00 M. E. Scott, teacher 10 00 M. E. Scott, teacher 20 00 W. O. Ilightower, teacher 30 00 Jim McCawley, teacher 12 00 L. W. Louthian, teacher 20 00 Sudie Shannon, teacher 7 00 A. L. Keitt, teacher 12 00 Robert Barber, toacher 15 00 T. S. Wright, toacher 7 00 Minnie Palmer, toacher 42 00 M. L. Blake,toacher 20 (X) J. T. McMackin. teacher 16 00 M. Benin, teacher 15 00 Kate W. Simmons, teacher 3 00 A. W. Maytield, teacher 25 00 Sylvanus Henry, teacher 10 00 W. A. Peggan, teacher 10 00 W. A. Peggan, teacher 10 00 E. P. Castles, teacher 16 00 Jennie E. White, teacher 25 00 J. K. Wilson, teacher 14 00 M. J. Brown, teacher 7 50 J. P. Harrison, teacher 12 00 I>. E. McConnell, teacher 13 75 Morton Starr, teacher 6 50 iMi,. i on nn j ijua v>anuii, ica^uci vv Ella Carroll, teacher 20 00 ? Ella Carroll, teacher 20 00 i M. A. Murray, teacher 5 00 Nannie Moore, teacher 14 00 < Morton E. Starr, teacher 3 67 ; Sue L. McFarland, teacher 22 50 : Mollie E. Templeton, teacher 16 00 i Eliza J. Hall, teacher 5 00 B. R. T. Bowen, teacher 6 00 ; Fannie Dorsett, teacher 14 (X) John A. Hafner, teacher 14 00 < Lizzie Lindsay, teacher 4 00 < Allice A. Sarratt, teacher 25 00 < Hannah Parish, teacher 12 00 i J. H. Wilson, teacher 50 00 < Sylvanus Henry, teacher 6 00 A. L. Nunnery, teacher 18 00 . A. A. Jones, teacher 10 00 B. C. Pressley, refund poll 1 00 I C. H. Parham, teacher 53 00 I Jeff Davis Smith, teacher 12 00 ; J. A. Gill, teacher 3 75 < W. L. Minter, teacher 4 25 1 Steele Tollison, teacher 12 00 i R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 00 ? Preston Green, teacher 22 00 i York Harris, teacher 12 00 ; York Harris, teacher 13 00 ; S. C. Sturgis, teacher 34 00 ; M. J. Adams, teacher 6 00 < M. J. Adams, teacher 6 00 ; M. J. Adams, teacher 3 50 ! W.J. Plexicorteacher 10 00 . E. J. Moore, teacher 66 00 Jim McCawley, teacher 12 00 J. E. Leech, teacher 40 00 . Jane Dixon, teacher 10 00 i M. D. Scott, teacher 22 50 i Bessie Hell, teacher 22 50 Moore and Sharpe, teachers 25 00 J. R. Miller, teacher 30 50 M. A. Frye, teacher 20 IX) i Lula Martin, teacher 13 00 ; Mary J. Brown, teacher 6 00 > it. u. Moore, tcacner u w ? . Rev. L, A. Johnson, school com- _ _ ' missioner 55 50 . ) Mollie L. Harrison, teacher 12 00 ; I M. C. Hanna, teacher 8 00 * S Fannie Dorsett, teacher 14 00 i Lizzie Lindsey, teacher 13 50 < Janie Conrad, teacher 15 00 f James Jackson, teacher 8 00 . James Jackson, teacher 7 00 J. C. Noisette, teacher 20 20 i J. C. Noisette, teacher 20 00 . Minnie Palmer, teacher 20 00 . Cora Neil, teacher 10 00 . R. F. Walker, teacher 15 00 W. F.Smith, teacher 24 On . Refund taxes, by order of comptroller-general 1 20 ; Kate W.Simmons, teacher 5 50 I Lizzie Lindsay, teacher 4 00 i Mallie Tetnpleton, teacher 10 00 Minnie MeCormick, teacher 0 00 ; Willie McFadden, teacher 20 00 ; W. L. M inter, teacher 10 00 i R. J. Apostle, teacher 12 00 ; A. R. Ranks and others, teachers 245 00 . J. A. Rainey, teacher 20 00 J. W. Colbert, teacher 20 00 Annie J. Graham, teacher 20 00 R. R. T. Rovven, teacher 12 00 J. T. McMackin, teacher 10 00 R. C. Moore, teacher 18 00 C. L. Ratehford, teacher 44 00 A. W. Mavtield, teacher 25 00 L. M. Grist, treasurer, expenses graded school 48 94 James Bell, janitor 3 00 A. L. Keitt, teacher 20 00 Allen Alexander, teachor 20 00 , Ella Davidson, teacher 25 00 . Minnie Wilson, teacher 25 00 . Maggie Gist, teacher 25 00 . J. A. Watson, teacher 50 00 . W. J. Thackston, teacher 95 00 ? Sudie Shannon, teacher 5 00 > Sudie Shannon, teacher 8 00 ' Sudie Shannon, teacher 1100 J Annie M. Brice, teacher 25 00 ) Addie Creighton, teacher 15 00 L Addie Creighton, teacher 15(H) I S. A. Few ell, expense account... 15 00 1 M. L. Starr, teacher 3 00 1 Sylvanus Henry, teacher 5 00 I Sylvanus Henry, teacher 8(H) 1 ? S. C. Sturgis, teacher 34 00 i E. J. Moore, teacher 22 00 r J. H. Wilson, teacher 50 00 . D. E. Finley, examiner 9 00 l Lizzie Lindsey, toacher 3 50 ) J. A. Gill, teacher 3 75 J ) Brownie Whitesides, teacher 25 00 i . Rev. J. C. Galloway, examiner.... 7 50 . Rev. L. A. Johnson, school com- ( missioner 51 00 I 1 M. C. Hanna, teacher 4 00 I M. C. Hauna, teacher 3 00 I M. C. Hanna, teacher 7 00 1 Sudie Shannon, teacher 11 00 i Mary J. Dowdle, teacher 12 (H) i B. U. T. Bowen, teacher 18 00 S ' J. R. Miller, teacher 23 80 ( I G. S. ltoper, teacher 25 00 1 I Annie M. Lipsey, teacher 20 00 I I Annie M. Lipsey, teacher 21 50 1 1 Willio McFauden, teacher 20 00 1 i S. J. Moore, teacher 14 00 i ... A. R. Ranks and others, teachers.? 110 00 100 John R. Chambers, teacher JO 00 HO Mollie Harrison, teacher 12 00 111 T. E. McMackin, teacher 20 00 .... Harper Meek, refund poll and penalty 1 15 112 R. C. Patrick, teacher 15 00 IIJ Minnie McCormick, teacher 10 00 115 Jennie E. White, teacher 25 00 .... Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner JO 00 .... Alfred Wallace, refund poll 1 00 J. T. Thompson, refund poll 1 00 .... W. D. Westmoreland, refund poll 100 118 (1. S. Roper, teacher 25 00 110 Minnie Palmer, teacher 20 00 120 Hessic Kell, teacher 22 50 121 Minnie McCormick, teacher 2 00 W. J. Thackston, teacher 05 00 A. L. Keitt, teacher 20 00 Minnie Wilson, teacher 25 00 I. A. Watson, teacher 50 00 .... Allen Alexander, teacher 20 00 .... Ella Davidson, teacher 25 00 lames Bell, janitor 4 50 124 W. F. Smith, teacher 12 00 125 Kate W. Simmons, teacher 2 25 120 S. r\ Neel, teacher 15 00 ^ AA Lin u. ij. rtatcuiora, teaener ~ "" 129 H.R. Murchison, teacher 25 00 129 Lily Ratchford, teacher 26 00 131 Lily Ratchford, teacher 24 50 132 Lily Ratchford, teacher 21 00 .... Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 10 00 121 S. C. Sturgis, teacher 35 00 134 R. J. Riggins, in part for land and school house 25 00 .... Maggie Gist, teacher 25 00 139 C. L. Ratchford, teacher 22 00 .... Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 30 00 141 S. C. Sturgis, teacher 10 00 .... A. R. Ranks and others 400 31 .... W. J. Thaokston, teacher 95 00 .... Minnie Wilson, teacher 25 00 ^ .... Maggie Gist, teacher 25 00 1. A. Watson, teacher 50 00 .... Allen Alexander, teacher 20 00 .... A. L. Keitt, teacher 20 00 108 D. R. Wilson, teacher 28 00 147 C. J. Crawford, teacher 8 00 146 C. J. Crawford, teacher 8 00 145 C. J. Crawford, teacher 3 00 .... Thomas Mullinax.refund poll and penalty 1 15 447 M. A. Frye, teacher 20 00 .... Ella Davidson, teacher 25 00 .... Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 25 50 153 Julia Adams, teacher 6 00 Rov. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 22 00 155 C. J. Crawford, teacher 7 00 156 C. J. Crawford, teacher 5 00 140 Dorinda Jenkins, teacher 10 00 ... Rev. I,. A. Johnson school com missioner 22 50 157 Lee L. Sams, teacher 20 00 162 Allen Alexander, teacher 16 00 163 LenoraF. Boyd, teacher 27 50 167 Jane Dixon, teacher 10 00 165 A. M. Crosby, teacher 12 00 169 John E. Carroll, teacher 16 00 j 170 1). F. Walker, teacher 15 00 1 171 James S. Jackson, teacher 8 00 172 J. W. Gwin, teacher 9 25 173 J. P. Harrison, teacher 12 00 Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 30 00 ( r 175 York Harris, teacher 12 00 !, 176 Albertine Harrison, teacher 12 00 i 177 E. P. Castles, teacher 15 00 178 E. P. Castles, teacher 12 50 t 179 M. A. Murray, teacher 7 00 180 M. C. Hanna, teacher 10 00 , 181 M. C. Hanna, teacher 5 00 182 J. W. Gwinn, teacher 7 50 183 James S Jackson, teacher 8 00 184 Ella Simril, teacher 10 00 185 R. E. Foster, teacher 12 00 -O 186 M. J. Brown, teacher 19 50 189 E. P. Castles, teacher 7 50 190 Willie McFadden, teacher 20 00 4 191 J. R. Miller, teacher 35 00 1 192 Mallie Templetou, teacher 16 00 . 193 Laura R. Ferguson, teacher 32 00 < 194 Sylvanus Henry, teacher 8 00 195 A. L. Nunnery, teacher 18 00 198 Sylvanus Henry, teacher 5 00 199 J. T. McMackin, teacher 16 00 >00 G. R. Alexander, teacher 12 00 >01 Robert Barber, teacher 16 00 >02 A. P. Johnson, teacher 8 00 >03 C. C. Crawford, teacher 14 00 >04 Lee L. Sams, teacher 3 00 ? jvi. a. Murray, teacner o uu 30f> A. L. Keitt, teacher 12 00 >07 T. E. McMackin, teacher 20 00 ..... Rev. L. A. Johson, school commissioner 27 00 >09 M. M. Jones, teacher 10 00 >11 M. J. Edwards, teacher 12 50 >12 M. J. Edwards' teacher 12 50 >13 R. A. Witherspoon, teacher 5 00 A. R. Banks, and others 30 00 >15 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 >10 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 >18 A. P. Johnson, teacher 7 00 >21 Lula Martin, teacher 18 00 122 C. J. Crawford, teacher 15 00 >24 Mary J. Adams, teacher 7 50 526 Mary J. Adams, teacher 8 00 525 Mary J. Adams, teacher 8 00 527 Jane Dixon, teacher 10 00 528 M. E. Starr, teacher 9 00 529 M. E. Starr, teacher 7 50 530 Wm. Miller, teacher 12 00 531 M. A. Frye, teacher 20 00 532 J. R. Miller, teacher 15 40 533 A. M.Crosby, teacher 12 00 ' 534 J. S. Jackson, teacher 6 00 >36 R. C. Patrick, teacher 16 00 537 R. C. Patrick, teacher 16 00 538 Jim McCawley, teacher 24 00 539 R. E. Foster, teacher 9 00 540 G. R. Ilambriglit, teacher 32 0u 541 Sue L. McFariand, teacher 8 00 542 Sue L. McFariand, teacher 12 50 543 Ella Simril, teacher 7 50 544 J. & Jackson, teacher 8 00 535 Sallie J. Trembly, teacher 15 00 551 J. W. Gwinn, teacher 7 50 553 B. F. Walker, teacher 15 00 550 J. W. Gwin, teacher 10 75 554 T. A. Colbert, teacher 32 00 555 C. H. Parham, teacher 32 00 556 A. L. Nunnery, teacher 8 00 594 A. P. Johnson, teacher 10 G5 595 M. E. Starr, teacher 4 62 596 M. E. Starr, teacher 4 00 597 Willio McFadden, teacher 20 00 >98 James Conrad, teacher 15 00 599 York Harris, teacher 11 00 >01 J. R. Scott, teacher 6 00 >03 M. J. Adams, teacher 8 00 523 E. C. Hill, teacher 15 00 575 Eliza Hill, teacher 12 00 576 Eliza Hill, teacher 16 00 jtH 11.1iY.ii, inn, leacuer is w Rev. J. C. Galloway, examiner... 7 50 Rev. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 19 50 >08 Eily Ratchford, teacher 25 00 >09 C.J. Crawford, teacher 15 00 >11 Fannie Dorsett, teacher 10 00 >12 Rossie Ferguson, teacher 16 00 >16 J. E. McMackin, teacher 20 00 >17 J. E. McMackin, teacher 20 00 >20 J. T. McMackin, teacher 16 00 >19 Jim McCawley, teacher 12 00 >21 G. R. Alexander, teacher 12 00 >22 Robert Barber, teacher 16 00 >23 J. A. Ray, teacher 12 00 >24 Jane H. Anderson, teachor 6 50 >24 C. A. L. Knox, teacher 10 00 >27 J. H. Wilson, teacher 50 00 .... Fannie Miller, teacher 25 00 Maggie Gist, teacher 25 00 Ella Davidson, teacher 25 00 Minnie Wilson, teacher 25 00 >50 M. A. Murray, teacher 7 00 >59 Jno. E. Carroll, teacher 17 00 ..... George Cureton, refund poll 1 00 >01 Albertine Harrison, teacher 12 00 >62 J. P. Harrison, teacher 12 00 >06 E. P. Castles, teacher 15 00 >67 E. P. Castles, teacher 12 50 >68 J. M. Steele, teacher 14 00 >69 Lilly Ratchford, teacher 24 00 >71 M. J. Brown, teacher 20 50 .... Mary M. Jones, teacher 10 00 >77 Lula Martin, teacher 11 00 >78 M. C. Hanna, teacher 8 00 >79 M. C. Hanna, teacher 10 00 >S0 M. C. Hanna, teacher 6 00 >82 D. R. Wilson, teacher 22 00 .... Rey. L. A. Johnson, school commissioner 30 00 >83 J. M. Steele, teacher 3 50 .... Allen Alexander, teacher 20 00 .... A. L. Keitt, teacher 20 00 .... W. J. Thackston, teacher 95 00 Minnie Wilson, teacher 25 00 .... Fannie Miller, teacher 25 00 Maggie Gist, teacher 25 00 585 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 >80 J. C. Noisette, teacher 10 00 >87 K. J. Moore, teacher 22 00 >88 M. J. Brown, teacher 4 00 >89 J. A. Ray, teacher 12 00 >91 E. P. Castles, teacher 7 50 >92 R. C. Patrick, teacher 12 00 >93 J. II. Wilson, teacher 50 00 .... W. J. Thackston, teacher 95 00 .... Commissions on taxes, 1888 29 00 October 31,1889, amount of disbursements $10,963 43 November 1, 1889, cash on hand 2,478 65 Total 819,442 08 Respectfully submitted by II. A. D. NEELY. Treasurer of York county. February 19, 1890. 7 It ll'ifllhlilll i f1 I ll May 15 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ly ). K. FIN LEY. J. S. BRICE* FIXLEY A BRICE, attorneys at law, Yorkville, S. C. A LL business entrusted to us will be given /V prompt attention. Jb'FICE OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. iltc ?otkniUc (tuquim. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. tehms of subscription : Jingle copy for one year, $ 2 00 )ne copy for two years, 3 50 ?\>r six months, 1 00 ?or three months, 50 Two copies for one year, 3 50 feu copies one year 17 50 ^.nd an extra copy for a club of ten.