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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

C;5f-- We umga'lantly neglected last week
TO cal! attention TO the very interesting AMI
ediyIng communication under the head @!
Historic and Prophetic" from our talented
and fair correspondent, SCHOOL GnL.
school Giri 5 graphic description of rrimi-
tive customs, surprises and wonders of the
pas, IS familiar TO many of us old folks.
1t takes us back TO the Sine when nipIey
y ward heli monopoly of all the travelling
conycyNnccs and mail contracts throughout
the uprcr part Of this State. when it took
two nights and two days to jolt in their
strgc coaches from Greenville TO Columbia;
when Darn"ll told us about his n,ighty Eul,
'aby rs hc drove the fine bays into Green
vie and Wetren proudly drew the rib
"o"N On the four fancy greys that took the
stage into and out Of the city of Colmmbla
Ihc:e is superior literary talent behind
school Girls pen and it is not cf the yellow
Tao" novel kind, but sound, instructive
and lurc,y moral. If size continues TO write
,hc viii 10 COOL
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hod' NEED grass. Never forget that the
hog Is grass eating animal, ard thNt cynse-
qnentjy' Il you want to grow good rolk and
do 1t economically, you must let Him follow
his natural incl nations to some extent
When being fed wholly OF corn The log j.
under unnntural Conditions. which ars
against his hoIlIh and your prosperity. Get
hlm into gooi pasture rs early as you can,
aHd keep hin there as long as possible, and
you w'i' hc ah!t to produce po Of n profit
even whcn tic mirkct iS at lis worst. When
ieH win Judgment we believe that none ofour
domestic ANNALS will give a better retura
i"r The i.ot consumed, but we have known
men to feed out corn by the hundred busbels
and not get back one-haf of is va'ue in
increased weight of the h,g'. -Tsra, Lire.
stock Gourmet
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

IT Should TE IN EVERY Horsr.-J. Il.
Wis n, 81 Clay ST. Shares lure. Pa, saws
be WI not lie without Dr. Kings New Dis.
coYciy for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
that II cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack of LA
grippe, when var us other remedies and
several lhy>ici1ns had done her no good
ho"cri "arhrr, Of Go kSpor,, IA. Gains
Or h'"S N~w Disco cry did him more e oil
i"nn a"ytln"g he cycrusci for Lung trouble
N"ihimH TX" It. Try H. Free r:Il bottles
at IT, / F">cN : Drug Sore Large to.lcs.
uQt aad 100,
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Gle 3OeeEFy uuiou Vi'ues
II. M. STOKES. Editor
Friday, August 5. 1892.
SVDsCRipTION, 81 80 PER ANHUJ
posT OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The 7. o. will be opened for business
from s \. VI. To 800 =. NJ.
The Money Order bsrnrmcnt ~hl ::
opened i,r business from 8 a. VI. 10 Z. NJ.
The South b unI NAL arrives ut 3.Z5,
l. NJ.
The North tound m,il a'riye' ~ l.4G
i. VI.
$ rect boxes will lie cmpied every day
nj I.25. l.. VI.
Any inntiention or Irregularities should
&c reported promptly TO the II. NJ.
&c, HUNTER. L. NJ.
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CaJ- In consequence of no receiving the
proceedings OF the c,ate.t.on Of ..tbe Re
form Wing Of 'he Demoerstis party ain
Cnion County until late, We ctn only ppa-
sh the names Of ths ds'eg tee chosen and
he rssolutions sdoptei. AZ n
The delegates 10 the State nominating
cnnven'ion will be vaei c.- :. .grrvsen:.ss
the Tiilman fashion.
The following delegates were e'ect'd:
Sa'G. u o. n; NJ Gre'r, ". " 4 n. pi,us, Gauit,
DO. Tate, =. w. Gregory,
!. =. wrlch ~ r. Bobo.
The following re.o'utions were adopted
Rssoived. That this body resolve itself into
n permanent orgiuiEItion for c.mpt'gn par
! oses with the present Prs-iient and Secre-
tary (Y s. Bo5o Pre,ident; DR.. Geo. Doug
lass, Secretary and that it be subject to tn"
call of tho President; that n campaign com.
mitiec be appointed by the chair, consisting
of one frsm each township, with J. ".
Gregory as ch.:rman. That this committee
take stop to organize the frieod, Of Tillnan
and reform into cubs, and see that al have
the purposes Of the ensuing primary election.
Rcsoi"ed, That al candidates seeking
public Oftc, hy tie vo et of the people in
Union CouIty Sf'N express their views
whether they arc in fry r Of the Farmers
Movement and The reelection Of Il. Il. Till
man ami the Stat. Ticket, AMI will vote for
the Tillman electors ut the primary cl-c ion.
to be held the 30th August, 1892. That
each cand date further pledges himself t.
abide the result Of the primary cleo
ton and v.ts for The nominees Of the Stae
ami National tjcic;s at the genera o'ccion.
UhcrcdS The lion. J. l.. McI.aur'n ha.
entered thu C0nt".t FIR Congress from the
9Th Congi cs.iomrl hiStr' ct, aud it Is Likely
that there Will be vacancy in the Office cf
Attorney General.
Rcsoirrd, Thai We end dprsc Mai ID. A.
Townsend the present Assistant Attorney
General, and ea 'nc:ily insist on his enter
ing the canvass at Cnce for that position.
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Des-, The person TINT bprroNci the ladder
Il"u the Episcopal Rect vy will please re
iurn it at once.
Gs.A- ". l.. GOiorih, Of the firm c Ormond
an q no th contractors Oh this branch Of
the , C's road, died nt Grecnville last Sunday
nEn. II the age for paying the poll tax
was extended TO GO years, The number Of
vot, ~ now advoc ting 81 poll tax would
he greatly reduced.
ESQ. The democratic Executive Commit
tee requests candidates for Supervisor Of
Registration and Jury Commissioner to an
noupcc themselves next week, 81 that their
names m,y be printed on the ticket
PES Elderly wcll.t,-lo gentlemen can
GGod to advocate s. oil tax, but poor
young men who earn their living hy hard
work cn't o,io,dt vote .u>@ II tnA on them
selves.
n.N. Don't he mi taken. Signing n Till.
man or Conservative club will not cattle
you to vote. Iour name must =" on
regular Democratic riuh list, = days before
the ,u,y Of .,yc ion +, ,u,,,l, yon to vote =,
the primnry election
an,y. Mc.srs Greene Bros. Of this town
will give a Grand Excursion 10 AShryilc on
Monday, the 10Th. and return the same day.
Ear, fam ,,,r,iv'c $I,;,. S,n.u.. - 90;
Union. 81 -. Jouc,vil'c. ~ 10. tor the
round tr.r.
'''"'' f'''''''''' ''''',''''
49, m'.,,... ,,,al ,,-, s,,,.l,v
,o., Interesting. mc,t;n,, If c,ab, DAYS. m
J. h,,.,l, h;L, r..,l,, i i, ,bc ,on-
anal r,,c;v,li,,,..,nI. wh, ware h,n,i,sd
d,y -. list Sun
-.
'"' "''' : '"" "''"'h''h% 4
:" "''', '.'H '"' "' zen S"" VIII
,"'' '''"'' ~ u "'S""' the
H. ,;,,y, r.n Nv !, ""' "' '"'se
70 ''' '''o"S '"'' got All ms property
M, ,yo,Li,,, -.
con,ro, viii, H., ,,.' :"
"b,r, ,,,;,;,,,
-----..e -
SSo AS we promised. the meeting yes.
I 'c'"'} passed OIL a' quietly rs any meeting
""''hE the campaign. Only some close
questioning 81 'he speakers created any in
I "''"f''""'
! '"''c "'t" ir"m ."' TO 1000 present
""' VIC SlcaN'nG ia''rl from 10y \. NJ to
/ ''''' y l. ~ which Was too late t" prcrarc
'"' P'"''''""E' t"r ruO''cnti"n this week
'"' '"'"''''''' "'t-
'N'">'"''""'S'
"-'" we "o"'' Suggest that pledge to
! ''' ''' Tue nominees "i The StN'r and
',''''""' '''N''S al 'hr general election II
! ''' ''''''''''''' II m'E"' not mean pie 'gc
| '"' ''l"o'''"' "' 'h' 'h'rd iariy
! o"' y ''''''n'! aoeS not pledge him
! ''N''' NJ any rate
''''F''"S ""'' '0r "po'''lcal sneak
"' f"'9 '"h' promises nm
''''S' 'o' MS VOTE
EfA" AT th" last quarterly meeting ,
''''6' wv. -"'' J. " q. l. the follow
"''' '''e'e" I" serve the next
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'he high school, is expected TO etes~ssnes.
soon. Prof. L't'l.jphn is man who Is
greatly missed in neighbo hood where he
oncs resided and we feet safe in saying that
the people of Ashu will b. greatly re-
joiced when he moves back to mis- old houe.
Mrs. l.. p. Ep,t ton, of Sparianbarg, is
visiting the family of MIR. s. l.. Pryor.
Mr.. J 4. Littlcjohu and wife ure visiting
rcativcs 1T CrCss k"ys.
MIR. Charles NJ. Littlcjohn has gone t. t,o
Gaiiney Ciy Seminary 20 take course il
bookkeeping.
The celeb alton of chiIirens diy will take
place at Asbury Chapel August 25ih, AMI
inme lately af'er, series Of meetings will
be he d.. LASDaAN.
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W IN {. Wolfe.
-

Mr.. Wolfe having stated in hi, letter, pub
lishri below, tha: nothing in this is iu-
rcndcd for publication, but is simply
private sugges!)n," the said letter was
not published. but his rcquCs, for tho Iubli-
cation of the letter, coup.el with his
l.en n in the Columhil Register yesterday
mrrniug Of having written the same, causes
us to produce the letter and stops us from
making any comment, ~ the public can.
mllm the Iav'" ".f'. ia j~hse OF HE prO-
pricty Of our conduct and that Of Mr.. Wolf"
The letter is rs follows:
ORAYGEHrRG, s. c., Aug ), 80.
Major Jno. G. licmphiil:
Pear Major II am Us;jnshcl that so
little effort is bc.n.; made 10 detea. Till
mamism" lhc Haskell Convention. the
Central Committec are L ing fine work, hut
no cNcctng no gooL A glance will show
that the negro vote mu.t be used and that
aoacY and hUstImy is needed to 10 this
My idea of campaign i thiS--an address
very aggressive in i> IDEAS and pointed in
its charges must be i-tUcl without delay
There must he c'aI ;isu committee Of five
app o.utel in orch C""Iy and the chairman
of this committee mUst.rcprcsent his county
in tho State Comlagn Committee. The
Committee must issue the address aud make
the best bargain they tan with the negro
leaders for the n, gro vote. Then, through
| these leaders, o. ..aul lc the negroes into
, clubs ana send lie egates to the county
conventions II elcs delegates TO the
State nominating convention on 10Th
prox. We mast Il: allj hazards control the
convention AMI nomihte a candidate, 20
rhH' ifo"y 6"ItiRg il ,pnc the Tilmani;es
cn 40 IL, would sug gscSt that you are in
position t? select good men in each
county Tor tins cOmmitio and let them get
to work "iyh Of. If yW do not act at once
IN this matter, am atrtid your paper will
lose some influences. do not think when
1t comes TO fight bltweSa n bitter radical
lTIIlman) AMI Ike %egro, we should hesitate
to select which side TO 20 with. The intel.
ligencc of the country il with you, and |
believe that every one is willing to con-
tribute to the fight. 81 let lis get at it.
am willing to serve and work in my county.
and can name other good men. Nothing
IN this is in'cnlcl .or publication, hut is
simply private suggestion
nm yours very truly,
VIM. {. Wolfe
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

Bsls" Dr. S rai, who is the Alliance can
didato opposing Hon J. J. Hemphill for a
seat in Congress, from the 5th district, said
in n public speech at MIR. j. c. Dyes in
Chester county, last week, 81 do not fear the
Force Bill"
The Force BIZ is the strong pet party
measure of the Republicans. Every other
Tar'y is directly and uncquivocably opposed
10 il, because they see in it the prostitution
of the constitutional guarantee of free
ballot to every vo e., places tho ballot box
under the control of the military, to perpet-
uatc the rule Of the dominant political party,
aud is nn insul, to the intelligent manhood
of every American citizen.
The cruhiLa'e for Congress who an
nounces tha, he "iocs not fear the Force
Bill" gives II tee TO the people that, il
elected, he will not iuterpose' any oGjec-
ton 20 its passage. ami is more Of Re
publican than II Democrat
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

The Sumter freeman, an Alliance p,per,
says the EeCormers III South Carolina would
all be in the peoples party now, if they did
not lave all the Jremoct ato' party ma
chinery in their hands aad hate so mortally
to surrender it. We cannot approve such
me- 'hods. In the long run they don't pay,
ether f'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

Have you not noticed how suddenly the
illlman forces at the camprian meetings
have become Orderly since Governor Til
man discovered that his "howli1e dywn''
programme was hurting him? Who can
douot, WIN this evidence before him that
the Iowdyism at the earlier meetings had
his conuivance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

SHILOHs CUN-UMrrIoN CruI -Ihi. !
beyond question the most successful C,uol
Medicine "c have ever s).d. \ few doses
invariably cure the worst cases cf Courb.
Group and Bronchitis, whi'c its wonderful
success III The cure Of Consumption is with.
out parallel i'll The history Of medicine.
Since It's first discovery it has been sold ON
guarantee, Il test which no other me Iiciuc
can stand. II you have cough we ear.
nestly ask you TO try it Price lOc SOC and
?l. lfyour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame, use shiloh Porous Plaster Sold by
ii. X. SmitlI 4 Co.
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For the Trnrs,
Asbury News Notes.

: AsBcRr, August ls--Afler the endwarcs
of several very bot days we were glad TO 81
the refreshing showers which fell last night.
They were ben, 6cial 10 cotton and corn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

How THU SO Poll TAX WOULD WorK.-Jt
is not surprising that man wh5 10 beyond
poll tax age should favor the 50 poll' nor
HAT large properly owners should favor
ab)uShing The 2-nill school tax on property
and putting ii on the hca Is of the leople
but for the people at large, and especially
for the poorer people. the So poll tax would
prove decided hardship. -NcwJc,ry O5str-
err.
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GET ON A CLUB.

CoLrhniA. July 2I.-S,crctary Belinrsr
oi the Democratic executive ryrnmittcr hi.
evening gave out the following cymmunic,.
tioa:
"IEApQUARIERS
DEMOCRATIC" Observation-Disclosures
"ilon. Sanucl Dibblc aud others:
''GenIicmen -Rcplying to your commIn;
cation OF The 18th instant, we beg I.uVe +,
reler you "a reply to your inquiries ,o II
1ul! report Of the action ~. this committee. nm
the points involved MS ,,ih..sIirt !, uis
morning daily papers.
Respectfully,
''H. DuNCAH BLLLINGEr, Secl'y''
iEArQUARrEHs
STATE DnMOCRArIc CuuuIrrry
10 the Ch&'rmen Of the respective County
Executive Committees
~ our attention is rcSpec fully called tn
an amendment Of tho rules this day ad,o,
Tor The government Of the primaries, viz
no person shall vote at any primary election
unless he has enrolled on club list NJ le,st
hVe days before eaid primary election. The
club list shall be inspected by and certified
10 ny The secretary and President of the club
auu turned over 10 the managers to be used
as The registry list You viii therefore cal
your 'NccUt've committee together AS carly
US possible aud see - il that every dem, G ~
ih your county Is properly enrolled
''JNo. l.. NJ. lRTY, Chairman.
&c. D,NcAS GELLINdEH, Secretary"
Inc DibbIc committee appears to be uer.
lec'Iy satisfied with The answers TO ChsiI-
man Di1bles letter.-Gr,cn,Wr Nr,cs
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MIR. J. &. llemphil, Elitor of tho NeicS
anil CorjO-Doar Sr: understanding that
you have Letter in your possession, written
by VIM G. Wolfe. Of OrAugeburg, s. c..
which reflects on him us one who Processes
to he n supporter of Governor 1i!lmrn, We
respectfully request the publication OF ths
same. Respectfully,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

DSA- The person TINT b)rrOwcl the ladder
Ir"u the Episcopal Rect vy will please re
turn it at once.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

The following letter was received at the
Nc,cs dnd Courier oil @ on Monday after
noon:
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CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.

The following list of candidates for th" various
county Offices will be added to new nam's Az
announced IN the candidates Quarters"
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
CHEpLo Godfrey Is FoSr-
f. W Ham. q walton whitman,
I,ru W Mr,'rIyy J x Jcii. Ii,'-.
IOl; SHERIFF.
\ col" Lylc,, j Gideon Long,
JIm"- n BATTLES,
FOR AUDITOR.
y Tumgu, Y J"n ilIrri-,
i Oit-, 4 / Bailey.
Matt l. M"IgiI, i"ytpn Is I.rHr.
j Il BlJnluu
IOIl TREASURER.
sanford WiIhuru u J Scott
i u Going John l. lhriuga
" ! letter
FOR COUNTY CnMMISSIuNEKS.
! " Naurr Il = Thomas JT.
I VI Mnhl"y, \ Chambers,
" VI GamIan Tho, Estes
FOR SCHOOL COMM SSIONEK.
SO i.ftii:lyhu, VI I. Lcmnst0r
i l. Walker.
FOR CORONER.
u Gregory. Jasper Aycock,
FOR CLERK or COURT.
Joseph II MrKi>>irk.
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CoLrhniA, Jnly 2.-S,crctaly Bellinc,r
Of the Democratic executive committee iii,
evening gave out the following c,muunicn
tica:
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
NJ iIic.--lolny x Hunter.
Wo;I"rl College.
Wiuihorp Normal College
Bubccue II, Gibbs. till am Il lawson.
Earicruc NJ JorcSyIllr on the goth.
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JoxE.viLLs. auxnsti The bot d,yNerell
Was. broken last 4 ixbt by q gentic shower
aud to-day il Is some,c cooler with fair ,Pfos-
pee OF more rsin. This shower just Scone
IN tue bick ofSfinc, for crops were ab{Jit Co
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GSA- ". l.. GoiOiih Of the firm c I Ormond
an q 10 th contractors Oh this branch Of
the , C's road, died rd Grecnvile last Sunday
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-20

This shows quite a large sum of
Railroad money on hand; So that
after, all commissions, rcleasements
and delinquencies shall have been
allowed-and a sufficient amount
set apart TO pay the interest for the
current year-there will be some
$4,000, of a sinking fund, which can
be used in the purchase of bonds, or
otherwise as the Court may direct.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-20
HUMANE SOCIETY.
Anarchist Sunday Schools IN Chi
Cago.


Cago.
In the Boston Eve. ing Travellers
report Of the d0ings of the National
Convention of the Societies of
Christian Endeavor, held in Chica.
go last month, find that Boston
has not over 25,0G0 Protestant
church members, New York less
than 10000, CHICAGO less than 1OO,-
600, and that about two million
eight hundred and sixty thousand
of the population of these three
cities do not attend. Protestant
churches. How many attend the
Roman Catholic do hot know. In
the same paper 1 fiud that the Chi
cago Anarchists have pened Sun
day schools in that city, where old
and young are taught their doe
trines, and that nearly twenty-five
thousand adults ana children are
already enrolled in these Sunday
| schools.
Some years ago the secretary of
a large organization of the best citi-
zens of Chicago wrote, asking my
views in rega. d 10 the best methods
of preventing crime in that city
and | answered, establish at once Il
"Band of Mercy" in every public
school of your city and begin 10
teach the children mercy ana kind
ness, and there is no way i'll which
you can do it more effectively than
by teaching them to say kind words
and do kind acts to Gods lower
creatures which they are meeting
in the streets hun red times Il
day, and which always return graf
itude for Kindness. There was
never Il time in our history when
this humane education was more
needed than it is now. There is no
other way in which you can better
reach Anarchists ANA all the ene-
mics of law aud ord, +, than
through their children IN our pub
lie schools. Our massachusetts ST.
ciety, SO far as It's missionary fund
will go, stands READS 70 aid without
cost avery effort to establish "Bands
of Mercy."-Geo. L. Angel in Oul
Dumb Animals, Aug 1888.
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BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.

Our bonded Indebtedness January
LIST, 1891, was $ll3900-during the
year ending December 3lst, 1891,
the County has purchased 30 bonds,
thus reducing the bonded Indebted
ness to $4,000. The surplus that
will be in the Treasury when The
taxes for the year 1891 shall have
been collected, and applied to the
purchase of bonds, the debt will be
reduced to 100000 or less.
l would earnestly recommend
that such action may be had in lev
ying taxes for the this aud the fut-
ure years, as to wipe out as rapidly
as possible the entire debt.
I would further recommend that
the Court levy larger tax for High
way purposes AS ia my opinion
the present levy is not sufficient tC
meet the actual necessary money
expenses of keeping up bridges
paying commissioners and over.
seers, and many other items of ex.
pense that come up in the working
of roads, which are only observed
by those who have to bear the re.
sponsibility of keeping the roads in
order.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted, January 4th, 1892.
s l.. GREER. Chairman.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-20

~~''J 'oO@ |
To THE WoRsHIPFUL COUNTY
Court OF BLoUNT COUNTY:
In obedience to the law, l now sub.
NIT for your consideration my An
maui Report as to the financial con-
ditiOn of our County; also tabula-
ted statement of the receipts and
expenses of the County in its va
rious departments.
COUNTY REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Bal in Trustees hands, Jany, LIST, 1891. $3.50 6S
Received from Circuit Court Clerk, 2ss n
County % 1918 q
=" Clerk and Master 50 50
on Work House bonds, 9065
= from G.. Il. Cafes Sr. Atty. on delin-
quent tax. 10 80
Received from Justices of the Peace, 1870
/" picked up taxes and interest, 80 80
Tax aggregate 1891, 1902 81
Total. Sls,572 a8
DISBURSEMENTS.
Outstanding warrants JAN LIST 81, paid, s40l2 70
Warrants issued in 1891, 9446 II
Commissions to Trustee, 437 81
Delinquent taxes, 1S9 Is
Refreshments, MA
Total, S1lO5S 70
Balance on hand 4i98 %
This sum of $4498 so is the amount
that stands charged against the
Trustee, January lst, 1S92-which
SUN however is subject to commits
sions of the Trustee, releasements
and delinquencies for the year 1891,
which will leave in Trustees HANDS
to meet the current expenses for
the present year-some $330000
which shows the County, financial
ly, in about the same condition,
that it was one year ago.
The purposes for which warrants
Were issued for the past year, are AS
follows:
Expenses of holding elections. $500
Refunding taxes, 46 40
Board Of equalization, III 20
Bailding road at Deep Ford, 18th Dist 1000
Wards at lnd istral School, ISL A.
Court fiouss Supplies, 55 80
For setting Out stoGe i'll oh bis for roads, 100 90
Bridges 1855
To County Court Clerk 42265
GGarI TO Poor lloase hands, l5700
BLANK Books 1913 81
Assessor, 1924
Supplies for Jail and prisoners, III 20
Attorney fees, 500
Printing. Ssl5
Costs of Inquisitons of lunacy, Ii 80
Coroners inquests, IS 10
Pauper Collins. J3 20
Burial clothes, $50
Juries of view 275
Delivering road orders, 4b 70
Examining Committee, 100
Jurors 1886 80
Snerlff's quarterly account, 272 70
Board of prisoners, 1883 2l
Tu5t OF paupers, 1878 rs
Janitor's salary, rs
Pay OF members of Court, ABS Is
Certified Bills cost from Circuit Court. sos II
I'm Chairman's salaries, 2s7 80
baiary of Health officers, 100
Costs before Grand Jury, 27S As
Total, $9.446 IL
Your worships will observe that
the largest item of expense was the
Jurors, the next for board of prison
ers-the former exceeding the same
expense of the proceeding year by
$3.50 the latter by $40.
SCHOOL FUND.
Bal. in Trustees hands ian. 1st 1891, $17,611 90
From County Court Clerk, $40 "a
From State interest, 7s4 d
From G. I Gates, Sr. Attorney, 1868
From Delinquent Polls, A0O
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-20
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