i— ggi? — ■ — ■- - J . i The County Gazette*. •; C ALFRED COOPER, Edito*. ~T SATURDAY, JUNK 5, 1880. IB, . .. .. . LI J 11 Our faurmert oun not be too careful in uiit| Pack green on |*>uto vine* near their strawberries. A child of Mr. Win. Bigek>wt of V ineland nearly died a few day* ago from being poieoned by the Park green on aome straw bemee it had X eaten. Other eaaea are frequently reported to us of similar nature. * » e « We were in error in our last issue when we said that "yearly meeting" would be held on Saturday last. It is to be held the second Saturday in June and poesibly on the Sunday following. We intended to publish a lengthy article this week bearing upon the time honored custom, of celebrating the Hjairersary of the Baptist church, but lack of time prevents our doing so. • ♦ * ,f u It is with pleasure that we note the ri kind Christian spirit which prompted the pastor and members of the Ifeptist church to give up their regular services and attend the Sunday School Celebration at the Methodist church on Sunday evening lost, thus making a union service of it. In many towns there exists a feeling of oontemptible dislike, almost amounting to hatk, between those who . are professed christians but differ atigbUv upon some particular points of ' V 0utne c»w ntfe, is snown by the liberal action abeve mentioned. It is not necessary that we should sacrifice our particular tenets or views, upon minor points, in order to experience the grandeur of true Christian union. There will be no sects in heaven, and if we expect to agree there we must exhibit a liberality of opinion on earth. We publish in another column the resolution which announces the "break up" of the well known Millville hmur- . aoce Company, and it is with sorrowthat we do so for this company stood high, at one time, not only in the public eye but among its cotemporary companies. Founded as it was in the heighth of the "Hush times," and by men whose names were above suspicion, it Wilt up u. l*»^ business in a few years and hod come to be looked upon with pride, as one of tho features of South Jdrsey business circles. As the company grew in importance it began to launch out heavily in the West, and for awhile this branch of the business bid fair to be a grand success, but suddenly the current reversed and loss after loes, some of them very heavy, was sustained and things got worse and worse until in 1879 tho directors were obliged to order on assessment of 5 per cent upon the premium notes of the policy boldeis. If we romember aright the total-sum assessed was in the neighborhood of $00,000; of which all but about $4,000 was promptly paid. With this sum we believed the company could bridge over the threatened break and eome out all right, but business continued to grow worse until Saturday lost when the directors decided to close Up the business st once. We would advise those who are ineured in this company to keep very cool and not allow their excitement to prompt rash speeches, as the affairs are now in the hands of the Chancellor and will be adjusted to the best interest of all concernod. _ The Working Women of New York are thus spoken of in Harper for June, by William H. Ridening . Women are employed in and about the city in "staining and enameling glass ; in making glass signs : in cutting ivory, pearl, and tortoise-shell; working in guttapercha, gum-elastic, and hair; making willow-ware and cane chairs; feeding printers1 presses and setting type ; making and packing candles ; moulding tablets of water-colors ; assisting in the manufacture of chemicals and fire- work a ; making clocks, enameling dials, and painting the coses ; finishing baekgnrrtmoo boards ; making and dressing dolls end toys ; stitching the cloths and making the pocket of billiard tables : paint* ing the handles of brooms, and weaving twine into netting ; making paper collars and twine ; burnishing jewelry and making buttons. There aro about five hundred millinery houses in the city, employing over two thousand milliners, ana the manufacture of straw hats engages several thousand women in weavs.i .» h. employ* w four thousand women, runny of them French, and it is as lucrative to adept hands as any other. The manufacture of hoop-skirts is said to engage over ten thousand women, who spool the ootton, weave the tape, and cover the eteel ; and the cap trade givea employment to many more thousands, whose earnings vary from three to five dollars a week. The weaving of hahr cloth fa also done by women, the packing of eonfeotkmary, and the making of shoe •pptn"

a. ® *. 1» *u« » d-mef****, msec FTAtt APPttOPRlATiOb FOB SCHOOL* 1878 hwrJIU|$*rUrirntepa<Lc*tfm^ D$wS* rKjfc* I 'w- lies Middle tp steal moam, pett o* cator Co Bop BU » ^ telJrCe *** 148 87 Oa#* Hay ctijr school wnwsy fmdpa arte C# IBS 80 grATS TAX. Geoenl- touts* paid bole 1403 St boiiool— do 46 6 M0 00 ito MILL HCOOO L TAX tVOU */▲!▲ -til . y .jt - kUrm J Co — tomi,a30 BO 2 order* Leuo* tf ooj from Co up* L2B7 Bs 2 cote* Middle tp out (ran Vo+uy 230 §0 2 «rd»r* F luouo/toon , Co mpi r,i. - 2 arte* Wm f toith. soft from Co top .1,097 Cl THH> OflARY LDAJL Mery Hood bond So I TO 00 Ante* iiewi. , Co i 200 (*J Hannah Ctcom do S 000 CM J aha * twain 4 o 4 600 00 $!?.*» 28 1 $UMMABI OF FECIAL AFFBQFLiAtlUiM. Courts $1 844 02 J ml 364 88 ▲law Beano 2 Cil 78 Lana'lc Asylum 1 718 22 F»aa hatOsn, As X 143 i. i C rjaiw 86 >- I MIOMUMK ■ .m. M ^ peuee* 1 482 18 jr on bonded debt 3 TuO 00 . lakers*, on bonds. including ink paid Loaa Com 1.004 23 Jnereetcn temporary loan lb 00 . Public Building improvements $01 44 Bridges and culver* LS56 T Puahc Highways luO 00 16.806 87 May 11 Total amount of disburse man a 034.276 26 1880 May U Whole ami of receipts 034.451 52 do dmbuneme'ts 84.276 26 Receipts over 175 26 May 11 Ul of taw doe from Cope May Chy 1821 78 Bal of tax das from Cap* May Poini 488 87 Amount of tax due the county 88.807 78 DEBTS OF OAPK MAY COUNTY. May 11 Bond ho 1 $2,885 00 4# t bal 200 00 do 4 lAOCi 00 do 5 100 00 .... a* swr amoes 1880 Jan 1 Bond Tovnosod Oerrieo© 3 000 00 fiooda bearing 5 par eent. interest $10,208 00 Amount of debt 4ua the C 8 Bcv Fund $5,782 16 For which tha county pays 6 par cant <o the county schools. May 11, 1890 To.al aat of Oounty debt $16,087 16 JOHN WILEY. Couniy Coliseum Frof. Purdy has cause for feeling proud of his school. The e> ercises were all good and the order perfect, both in the school and audience. One little girl in particular, claimed our just admiration — for her modest, retiring manner. and for her dear pronunciation and carofully accented words ; not a particle of that sing-song note that too often clings to children of larger growth. We should not be surprised if the song — "Polly the cows are in the corn," caine home to more than one farmer' '* daughter just the time of year for that -cry to begin. " j THE FINEST STORE. Best Assortment, Largest Stock AND Lowest Prices of any Store south of Millville is John E. White's, c www-^AVc , 3.500 Yards latest style Prints bought before the advance. 1000 Yard* Heavy Shirting bought before the advance. 1000 Yards Brown and Bleached Mus lin bought before the advance. 500 Y arda Dreas Goods bought before the advance. 500 Gallons N. 0. Molasses bought before the advance. Coal Oil, Standard, test, only ten cts. per Gallon. Head-light Oil, 150 test, only eighteen cts. per Gallon. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Y\ovv*, ftwv'vw, 8ct. always on hand No Force Trade. One Price to All. Goods delivered free of charge. JOHN- W YOUNG, MANAGER, DEKSISTILLB, *. 4. mehftftme

i 1 1 EiUUW?» GOl >FWT» Mi I WUMCMl^yMTttY, J hotei SrSmnii ZB Y h I 1 ULiyAIIUJu, Co. of Lmye M ,j, >Hmu ot Hem Jon**, I to ^ w**** T. x, ^ 1 I 1*4 InSawrtnUisasgsiiaariaiaaW^OateM* I buiit at lM>rcbc*;#-rln ncu. asiCrrhuiKlt Htowntpao, ttrrMSBUOL UpuiahwA tr*y . ^ bmi ''*,Ki>o(tswu in iffi gn SM wtss^ ^ 1*6 tnterw in th* ecbecmev Jamas t>. Oo4fiwy . bulit at Dordbcacsr In tsri. U and tijoatyflvecm*htut4iteba toita ssgisfi-r. earriss 45 uhw. • wpiaia La Fay sua hntew csa- ' maodsr. buudradkhs^ too* nrrl*Urr^<J^j2jJ|e too*. i-ts lntma of Uw sc h*m>a+r Manias L. Godttry, built oi Dorcbssuir I n .rt 2* tsdwfmton* All of the abore ara Cr*l dm ▼saaeta. bellt by exp^rietxxd srarOmeu. now Id trot rakr onlv. ConOfttlona of aale <Jma half the puKbaar money will U raQuired la oast oc t .e day of sale. The Mil of aaia will b, te U\ cred In one weak (Von. day of ate, whan a docs < payabit la tha Mllhdl le Wauooal Bank.; % for oas mouth will be required, tofter with will be gi een at the boar of sola Richard W. Godfrey. ) Knocii L. (iodfrv j Admtrt*""*r*Chas. R. Powell, _ t^hiamS lyUv V/cd; we will start you. *au v at>SD, boy and firla trtaAa so* sy foaf r ax w. irk for u* than at anything oloa. The work , U Uxv and piFiaaatit. arui »lH u aeroe, aaa in* richt at. Tikm an wtaa who asa this i oocioa will send « their add nmmtm al onowand *ee for themoelvsa. OsaUj OuUM oad forte ► fou Now J* the time. TtKwalrasiy at work are la>ingup larse wnmsof money. Addrssa TKrE A OX, Acusfo. Maine. mayW.1? DO YOU WANT a bond aome black coahinetw at the oM price, and 25 rente on the teller cheap er than if I had to purchase them at the recent advance 7 If so send sc TOM LUDLAM GET SAMPLES and you wHl be surprisod at the lew prices he will give you on them. Do you wish to purchase s new drees in either Wim WML SILk or other fabric 7 send to Tom Ludlem for sum plea and see what he will send J Foli- \ Do rou intend having LISLE THREAD KID GLOVES ? Tom Ludlam has the lineal assortment in this section of the county. All the new style - - - ■■■■ j Wo<Acr\\. \EW Sntl'VC SHAWLS, ^ounxvfr^ §\vctvvAs \>C\ \c\\vtV5%, the very latest. Corsets from 25 cts to $£ 00. and in fact the newest, cheapest, anii best wsorted dry goods stock in Millville. 1 have three times as many good* to select from as any store in our Oily, and t allow no man to undersell me. Just received an elegant line of todies' JU WOOL SUITIXGS, at 25 rente per yard New line all wool 56 in cloaking. 800 doe. children's bordered handkercheifr at I eta. each. 3000 pre. child's colored hoes at $ eta. Send for samples and prices for com parison. TOM -LrDLAM, MILLVILLE, N. J. . aprtoftof

mm iuii ANNUAL STATEMENT. Abu oil Statement of XecetpU end Eipeuditura* of Ike County of Cape May, fof tic ym endiuC May ittb, ,Mp. iOtW- ^ ' tro. REdEIPTrf. May 18, To bolaoos at lost atmual aattiamaat $2528 9k •• itoAb liun D tokok leaser; robots 2 tj Jaas 18, Tax. Oops May Not for Iks year 1676, is port 80 00 TEMPORARY JX>AN. July 81, fioad Nu 1. Tarn. L on 200 00 •* *» X " vN 00 »• tOOl^J • I M 4 « jgjO 00 Awg. I % Tti, Cap. ' M«7 1'<koA forUTA in i>-it »»00 topi. 11, Lawtr Toirn W, far 1678, in l*a. t 485 0b M 1A Caps May City, far 1878. U part 1000 00 Sept. Term, Court Chwrgea eta , from Bhsriff 84 51 Tavern Lioaaoe of TUooua Busby 15 00 Bept 80, Tax, Caps May City 1000 00 Prosocutur a fsoa lor bbonff 15 00 Ool 10, * 45 00 Nov. 19, BUU appropriation for Bobooi* 788 8) Dae 81, Tbxti;op"iyrowiii»blp is full 2385 80 do Da aula do do 2886 48 do Middle do do 3391 H> do Lower do In port 1771 25 1880. Jau. 1, Loan on Bond, Townaeod Qarnsoa 8000 00 . 6, Order Hapt 18th. refunded. W. il Miliar Freehold -ir 13 58 Taxes Oapo May Point, pat J from Hapt to Jan. 21 at. 833 80 20. Proeeootor'- fafo,forBhanff 58 00 80. Taxaa G. May Oily, in poit 118 00 Fab. 80, do do do 118 (H Mob. 30. do do do 600 00 Two ilDl ttchool Tax from BUta 8359 82 Apr. 19, Tax Lower Township, balance m foil 1986 81 April Term Six tavern licensee 120 00 May 11, Cash from L Kj wards, Com. of Highway 18 13 Total amount of Receipts $84451 25 EXPENDITURES. 1879. COURT?. Appropriation by the Board $1844 02 6 • » ~ *" o~ sTuen. 0 Oaody. do do 6 00 bepl. Term Htofo vs. Lewis lllldroth 7 55 Jams* B Hoagiand. Proa Plssa 6 m -uths salary 153 CO Ltatsr Todd Constable bill ordered paid by Judia Alf d Kewd 14 21 Enoch Hewitt, or er, 4 days 12 00 Joan O Sbepptrd constable attendance 4 days 12 00 H 0 Button do do do ^ 12 00 Wm Chambers do do do 12 00 Qandy Robinson do do 12 00 John Btnart do do do 12 00 Alfred Rmd, Judge 4 days 20 00 Jos E Hogee do ao 20 00 Je-se H D.verty do do 20 00 Somere C Oendy do do 20 00 Biotevs. Bsmasl R. Ludlsm bill spproved by Judge Reed 142 67 State vs. Jonu Qlann ari e«t Ac 14 00 do do Mtrv Pej par do 6 82 do do Lewis Green A George listteaU ditto 11 8G do do Bsmuai 11 Lad 1am, coat , on trioi and acquittal 127 45 State va Lewis Hildretli, cost on trial and acquittal 53 12 Jurors paid by Btisr.ff Bsuezet 820 00 , W U Benczet, BberiS, 4 days at uate va Lewis Layton k Chaa Abbott, ooets ol arrest ka. 23 80 ditto 5 45 State ra Jeese 0 Cjruon A Anna Cors' n arre-.t Ac 6 96 do do HWSawier do 3 90 do do Lewis Green A George Bitlest* coats on trial 84 51 8ov. 18 Judge Joa E Hughes, drawing pan si 6 00 do Jeese H Ihverty do do 5 00 do Bomers C Gsndy do do 6 00 Oeo. Term. Judges of Court 2 days attendance each st $ \ 00 40 00 Harry 0 Button coast obi* 2 days at Co tin 6 08 Jaudy Robinson do do 5 00 faa J Duke do do 5 00 Wm T Chambers do do 6 00 Dso. Term. David Bui oh constable 2 days at couit f 00 £noch Hewitt crier do do € 00 Jaa 11 Hoagiand. Proa, of Pleaa f moe salary 75 00 State va Albert Holland, bill of indioiment. ouwta so 10 16 State va Lewis bosz, bill of Indictment. cost* etc 10 16 do d) John H Wh-eler do do 10 15 do do Martin Van Buren do do 10 16 do do P«ur Wilson dodo 9 36 do do Tioa CetU do do 9 35 do do Reuben Fisher do do 9 86 Jury fees paid by tne Sheriff 196 00 W H Bcntzwt, Sheriff, 2 days at court 6 00 Order board, Bherlff, attmdanoe court 80 00 March 80. I860. Judzre of (Lurt, drawing penal 15 00 April Term. State va Wm Weeks ooat on arrest Ao.. 18 50 Jos R HoavNnd. Proa Plea* 8 mos •alary 75 00 Juror's fees paid by Sheriff 88 00 Jandy B Robtueon constable, 1 day at oonrt 8 00 Enoch Hesilt crier do do 8 00 Jas Chui oil countable do do 3 00 lea P bohellengsr do do 8 00 H C >uit.-n do do 3 00 Wm H Htnecet Bh'ff do d> 8 00 Alfred Reed, Judge do do I 00 Jos E Hughe* do do do 6 00 let* m d »wn* do ao e bo Somen* C Gaudy do di 6 00 Diokin*ou lliMrsth, constable 1 day at oonrt 2 00 1879. COUNTY JAIL Appropriation br the board $364 98 June lbJoaiah F Craig Jailer, board of prison* r« etc BIS 22 dept. 2 do do 71 17 Jan 1 1890 do do 151 88 May 11 Dr. John Wiley, medical atteufiance at jail 9 00 A Ileneiet A Sou. work In jail 88 69 Fred Crawford Jailor, board of prisoner* 82 56 J F Craig no do 53 47 $804 99 1870. 8T.VTR LUNATIC ABYLUM. Appropriation bv the Ro«rl $1718 22 June 1 Quarterly account N J L Asylum ending Aug 16 891 85 fk-pt 2 do do Nov 15 461 19 |)ik> 18 do do Feb 16 887 66 May 1 lR*n «o do Ma« 16 477 58 M - ^ # #«t*v *« 187$ ALMS notmR. Appremtailes by the board $3535 78 May 14 Joe lsard, steward, ou aoot alma home $230 CO do do Oriei Bm tb Hand do do 37 53 June i6 do Albion lisll do do 94 05 do 28 Joe Lard on aoo,.nnt of do 100 00 July 18 do do da <*o do 60 00 Aug 12 Order smtih Hand do do 42 23 do Geo (>*deu do da 18 40 Aug 1$ Joe I sard >4* word, an seek of almshouse 100 00 SUBSCRIBE

«£££% • after '• «8 "?*~2 2' *» Ou <U SOW No a do do do torn do do do ttctd Uoolf do /-do do fcU, iso lino do do do KCW j»b» do d. do r> 0(. Jsa Id • do do do W0 OC Fob II Osdor L U Him. Almt HedMOOB Id a Nod U Jm loot*. «ww»rt. oo SOW . ss April *28 do to do 6^BC May XJ Order L M lite. Alto Houe* eutt 6 67 52^6 73 CB08KN FREEH OLDKKb. COMMITTEIA, AND O FPIGEMB. 167$ Approprlotioo by tb# Board $1296 $2 kv 13 11 Genibeafoe of rrecko;dere Jul tutetlug of I'd $37 20 May 14 14 Cert. boats* of YreeiibJdera Ao. ausoal nisei nr » 48 40 May 18 13 Ceriuioaua of Frteuldera A a iue«tui of 8 d 40 60 Order board, Joa V Eidreuge oom. work 4 25 Order Board, Msate Ware, Freeholder $ 45 Order Beard Anthony Btaelman oaamlttee 6 23 Older Boa-d B*iuoU Townscnd * reeboluer 7 05 Order Board Geo. W Barnes committee 4 36 Order Board JodnTilsr Freeholder 3 46 Order iiooru John W Bwaut oomnuute 2 25 do do do do 2 45 Order Board Fran kiln Hand Free* bolder 2 00 July 18 Jo*, lsard salary In port 6j 00 Bept 16 do do no do 100 oO bept 18 13 OerbAeaU* of Freeboldera m- cling of noard 40 80 Order Board, L M Kioc, Fret balder 8 55 do do Aiex Cafoou do cam 6 z5 do do Franklin Hand do do U 20 do do Jotin Tyler do do 9 70 do do John Vi bwein ao da 10 65 do do W B Miller do do 13 56 do do 8 W Wiley do do 2 26 do do Joe C blared ge do do 11 26 do do bai'i Yowu*eud do co II 26 do do Ao'« B'salma*1 do 7 85 ' Jan« lkoa Older Boo 'd. L M Rice Freeholder 8 15 do ao Alex Corson do oom 8 45 do do b W WUey do do 4 25 do do John Tyltr do do 17 10 do do Msskei Ware do do 4 25 do do JoeCEldr'ge do do 2 25 Order Board AnLouy Btselmau, Freeholder com 6 95 Order Board Franklin Hani Freeholder com 8 45 13 Oartiflcaie* of Freeholders etc. Meeting Board 41 40 Dr Jo'in WUey county col salary 250 00 do do do disiribatoa of Law* 8 00 Joe lsard, i-tea a- d bal of salary 250 00 May U Order Board, u M Bice Freehold*-! oom 8 82 Order Board Geo W Barnes Freeholder com 8 00 Order Board J B Huffman salary as aitoruey 25 00 Order Board Jos C El dredge Freeholder oom 15 25 Ordar Board John W Swain Freeholder oom 2 25 do do do do do 2 00 do do do do do 9 25 Order Board Bam'i Townaend Freeholder com 14 25 rua .» a.»j i»tui >»■■•**.. com 9 20 Order Board do do do 2 00 Order Board Masksl Ware Freeholder 11 90 Orler Board 8 W WUey Freeholder 10 25 Order Board L M Rioe Freeholder 2 03 Order Board Alex Cor.on Freehoter 8 00 $1243 62 COROXERa Appropriation $65 85 J d Ware, corouer, inqneet on the body of Hugh Mullen $19 93 J 8 Ware, coroner inqmat on body John Qrobam 20 21 J B Wore, coroner inquest on body Lemuel Learning 20 71 J M Downs, coroner Inquest on body Riit £ Ogdon 6 00 $65 85 1878 ELECTION* Appropriation by the Board $147 11 Aug 26 Jons Hand co. clerk, noUoes of election eto $C 36 Nov 5 George ttv**t>oa lor procuning and ntormng bonot box, (1878) 8 00 Nov 4 Bcmiugiou Corson Inspector election and returning ballot tox 6 90 Nov 4 Chas P Bterlmon Inspeolor e cot ou 2 days 4 00 Vred Von Glider, tnep. Rlect on 2 days, end retaruing ballot box 5 40 Nov 7 Elmer Smith county canvssutsr 3 60 Nov 4 J W Buzby do do 2 80 do PR Crawford do do 2 1 5 do Ab'm Re vre do do b 20 do W 8 best# liug'r do do 8 20 do Lem 1 Flu ley do do 3 40 do Jno Hand, clerk and akr* of Board 1 50 do A W bprlnger Inspector of election ^ day* 4 00 do Jeese Finley Inspector of N election 2 day* and returning ballo. box 6 20 do Lambert Fmiey Inspector Election 2 clays 4 00 do Chai J Parker Inspector Election* 2 dare 4 08 do Samuel J Gollidaj clerk eleoilon 2 days and adv 6 00 do Geo titration procuring ballot box and returain* same 4 00 do C C lteevce clerk ehction 2 day* aud adv 6 00 do Geo biretiou losp Election 2 days 4 00 do Henry b Rutherford Imp eleobon 2 ua}e 4 00 do J W Gaudy ln«p election 2 daye 4 00 do Morris Worw.ek clerk eleoiu.ii 2 days and adv 6 00 do Geo W South, retuining ballot box mileage 8 10 do W B SjhailenAer Judge of election 2 oa>e 4 00 do Wm F-r.oa in»p of electkm 2 daye 4 00 do Geo Smith do do 4 00 do K R Taj lor olerk of e'eouun 2 daye 4 00 do Wm M L aming olerk of eleo ton 2 da. a auu adv $ 00 do Elmer bmtih loen of election * d*ve k go • m, • * - election - j* . a do J W Hail in.p of electron t days and returning b Box 6 50 do Botnere Lesm.ng lisp of election % day* 4 00 do Henry k'ouog cu-rk of eleot»0" 2 days and adv 6 00 do Nov II Joa K Hushes and Jesse H Diverty, JwU'SA - Oflloiai l oud of bbeiiff 8 08 $147 H 187$ STATIONERY. FOR TffE OA

Appeef'naifou os i U Lwi $115 U Cfte WmShb 0 b Itolra n^pto pnnt %Ac 8 15 $181 44 INCIDENTAL EXI'EN HEB dPHeiniilillim by Urn Beard #1422 18 Orter Beard toxnUU dental $$8 Order Board Anthony B< eel man IncomntaJ U 40 Orte Beard Jooiab F Crajg Inmdeaf 1 193 de Hetij inard do 4 UU to LFEn nkenAOe to 85 vu to J 0 Garrison 75 to Aiex C on*.L Jr d> 89 00 to J* hn White ker to 2 A do Jauise Cbee er Ao 6 J5 to W W L beigmon to 24 Oi to B M J'oik est to to 00 to W J B R. freight U to James Chester, lor ooel 88 76 to John Wiley, Co Gteour. axuSuaJ *fa isment 15 26 to Thad Van Gilder, uimdmi el Is bk dj A Beneset A b.n do L 25 to Reuben T ownaend to to Oi $8 Bobecriptiui* to Cope &Ly Wave 1 50 , to Boa hooks, freight e'e U do W V L Beqpnaii.mridental 89 &J to Alex Young M u Modieal auendenoe 24 K do Jae Cheater . bai on ecel bill 2 50 to Wm Boos, incidental 6 us to JHBeuaset to Sot 4o Wm ilildretb to 82 6* do Jne Hand, County Clerk. seal preea 12 6C' to Alex Young M D, medical attendance 48 00 to Joe «%Uey, Cotmiy Oolleotor mcidantels 11 28 to WmHildieth to 13 64 OOUNCT BCHOOL BU PER INTER DEN 1 AND EXAMiNEhb. 1879 June 1 Dr Maurtoe Beeeley. Co Bupt 8 moa salary 125 00 Bept 1 Dr Maurioe Beeeley, Co Bupt 3 moe salary 125 05 Sept 2 B B Jarm n. Co Ft am ner, echoolo. iBSTfo#! 16 00 1 , %Jp*l. .Am ... J Deo 1 Dr Maurice Bee*, ay. Co Bupt, 8 months salary. 125 00 Dec 8 8 B Jarm n. Co Examiner, son ool*. 14 00 Mar 1 Dr Maar.oe Beeelev. Co Bupt, 8 mouth# aalary, 125 U0 Apr 80 Dr Maurice Beeeley, Co Bupt, travelling expeneee, etc, 148 50 $1492 18 PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL ON BONDED DEBT. 1880 Appropriation by the Board. $3,700. Joa 1 C FLeauaug.iritot-e.bond No 2. 700 0C Cbo* Led iam, bond Ko $ principal in pert, $000 00 | I $3700 00 PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON BONDED DEBT. 1880 Appropriation bv the Board, $1,004 25 Jan 1 C F Learn i Uk-, Loon Oom, int ou eurploe rev fond, $45 13 C F L amine, iruateew int ou bond No $ 42 00 Boxouna Sidreige, int on bond Ko L 143 10 Hannah Creaae, int on b ad CfoH^Sndiim, uxv an bond ***** No $ 222 00 Willie Y bwain. guardian, int on boo t No 5 6 00 Willie Y 8wain, int on bond No $ 84 00 i $1,004 23 PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON TEMPORARY LOAN. 1880 Appropriation bribe Board. 848.00. Feb 1 Abe i en a Hewi.t, let on bond No 2 6 00 Hannah Create, int on bond N*8 15 00 John W Swain, int on bond N« 4 18 00 May 1 Mary Hand, int on bond No 1 8 00 $18 00 IMPROVEMENTS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS. 1*80 Appropriation by be Poord, $355 44 May IS Older Board. J ti Benrzet, pob'ic boilolng**, 8 77 ; Order Board- C G Mills, public baiklng*. 40 40 Order Boar , Franklin Bond, 'Toehold* , impvta, 100 00 Order Board. Fmnkl n Bond. Almshouse impvta, 75 00 O.der Board Wm Kerne, lumber for obi c build ns*. 25 46 Order Boe*d Geo Onden. repairs to pabl o baUv tng*. 15 22 Order Board. L 8 Wilham*i rep*l't to public builliu^a. 27 29 Order Board. Geo O^drn repa r* to public build -n to. 42 20 Order Board, C G Mill*, pointing public budding*, S3 10 $315 44 ERECTION AND REPAIRS OF BRIDGES AND CULVERT* 1B78 Appropriation by 'be Board. $1,355 27May 13 Order Board, Jno Godfrey, bridges, $ 12 do Ja< Long, do 1 60 do J Wal ace to 6 44 to Wm Roe* do 14 1* to R D Wcod A Co do 34 87 Tune 18 to John Rut e ford do 80 81 do Daniel C Ware do 3 K do Wesley Zone to 9 86 do 8 0 Gen t? d* $3 48 do A»bar* Go* do I OS do 8mith Grffith de 2 x5 do EH Herker do 2 25 do Andrew 8»ck to 4 03 do Michael Swing do 3 57 do Jee L Hand de 10 65 do L M Erne to $25 do do do 2 00 do Town«end Weill do 45 do Wm Lord to 2 76 do Aiidrew Welkin# to 3 26 Sopt 16 do R D Wood $ Co iron pipe 28 46 do U Slump i reigbt 2 05 to Bdgar El 'r-owe do 1 50 do James L iftaod, bridges 17 97 do W J Christian do $ 00 do Sunn 1 8ay*ie do 1 89 do Wo* Rio* do 6 76 do Hi I as Hoffman do 16 98 do Bwaiti flMfm»n to 46 47 do Lewie Wheoiou do 2 00 do ai» x Young do S 76 do Bd M Crawford do $ 65 Bent SO to John Tv ST. frhr do 885 25 Ocil do I " ' * - ^ * > Jte ft do L M Rice, bridges 20 78 do do do 184 t) to Os'eb Wooleodn to $ 19 Jon I do l«or#n*o D Smith 10 28 to B K Cbeter do 14 87 do WJ curat an do 18 87 to B C Oandy do 2 fO do R R Bsyet » to 1 10 do Wee»ey O Rugbea to 17 82 do HDee Hoffmsn to 4 75 do Henry Hoffmen do 6 94 to Ob* Lutem to 4 73 May U to Aptbooy Bfoelman do 80 00 ZETTE NOW.