Denton Journal from Denton, Maryland • Page 2

HOWARD MELVIN, EDITOR. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1889. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR COMPTROLLER, L. VICTOR BAUGH.MAN.

FOR STATK hENATOK, JOHN F. DAWSOX. FOR HOU3B OF DKLKOATKs, GEORGE W. RAUGHLEY, EDWARD E. GOSLIN.

for. COUNTY WILLIAM E. LORD, REYNOLDS Y. COLLINS, WILLIAM M. PRICE.

FOR COL'JJTr GKORGE A. DEAKYNE. CHARLES H. SHIELDS. FOR COUNTY HUIIVKVOB, ROBERT E.

SMITH. Democratic Democratic Mass-Meetings, to which every is cordially invited, will be held as follows: At GREENSBOROUGH, Wednesday, October 23, at 7.30, p. m. At BRIDGETOWN, Monday, October 28, at 7.30, p. m.

At DENTON, Thursday, October 31, at 2.30, p. m. EVES the bet of "ten cents to a dollars" not heard of now. BARNUU'S HOTEL has been sold to the National Trust and Guarantee Company, of Baltimore. BALTIMORE AGAIN has a "fusion" ticket, gotten up by the Republicans and a few former Democrats.

ROYAL PHF.LPS CARROLL, son of ex- Governor John Lee Carroll, is going to the Massai country, Africa, to lions. Auditors' Statement, Showing Receipts and Disbursements for the Public Schools of Caroline County for the Fiscal Year Ending September 3oth, 1889. RECEIPTS: State School Tax 59,243 Co State Divid'ds from B'k Stock 1,285 74 Academic Fund 800 oo State Donation 40000 Free School Fund i i 34 Bal. county levy, 1887 oo County Levy 1,000) 1888 7,50000 Cash Sales of Books 203 40 Sales of Books 810 53 Rcc'd for Old School-houses 30 oo Balance due Treasurer 143 19 Total $25,472 So IJISII I 'ItSEMEXrS: $14,792 I I 242 02 94 41 20 300 oo 316 13 205 25 4 4 4 1,942 58 1,28975 800 oo 7233 23 oo 15 oo 2565 194 70 3541 3Co oo 18 24 5 oo 2,650 oo 203 04 Teachers' Salaries Incidentals Fuel Stoves and Furniture Per diem balannce 1888.... 1889....

Institute and Associations Rent Office Expenses Buildings and Repairs Printing, books stationery Salary of Examiner Att'ys' fees court ex Committee work Auditing School Supplies Insurance Freight and hauling Joint school at Tcmpleville Merchandise Surveying Notes paid in bank Interest SIIKRIFF.S SALE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, is- tued out of the circuit court for Caroline county, Maryland, at the suit of James A. Roe. against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements ol Littleton Molock, to me directed, I have- and taken in elocution all the right, title, interest and tite at law and in equity of the lid Littleton MolocU. of, in and to tlm following real f-tati: All that lot Or p.irccl of land, siluuK: in the Fourth Election di-trict of Caroline county aforesaid, on of the public roail leading from cannery to McCarty'i landing, adjoining landa of Juuic? McCarty, Harriijn Sim- jier.

and Luuwu iL "Plain Dealing 1 containing 3.3 OSr 1 T. A bc-ing the same land- wliii-li formcrlv belonged to Liiilftiiu Moloch, and more re- t-ontly coiMercd Thormi- H. Anderson and i to St.inford by dead recorded in Liber II. No. Ja, a land record book for C.irolinu uounlv.

1 hereby give notice th.it on Tuesday, November 12, 1889, between the hours of two and four o'clock p. I i oiler ut public tale the above described lands, to the Iiiglns-t bidder for in front of tlm Court llouso in Denton, Maryland. Title at expense of purchmer. R. A I I A JAK.

N. TODD, Atty. Sheriff. STILL ANOTHER "trust" to put up prices! Oysters will probably be double their present price when the "trust" gets in thorough working order. HYMEN'S torch is already brightly burning, long before the ides of November.

His procession will doubtless be most popular as well as decidedly the best-looking of the fall campaign. i MR. ST. JOHN was interviewed by a reporter for The Voice recently, and expressed himselt freely when asked his views on the present tariff system. whole tariff system," replied Mr.

St. John, "is wrong in principle, because it imposes its burdens upon what we consume instead of upon what we possess." COL. L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN, Democratic candidate for comptroller, addressed a meeting in Willlamsport, Washington county, Tuesday night and assured the people there that the board of public works were willing and ready to do all in their power to bring about the restoration of the Chesa- pcike and Ohio canal. 0 LET NO lukewarm interest in the electioifkeep you away from the polls on November 5th.

Do not come to the conclusion'that there will be enough without you. Your vote will be needed. A full Republican vote will be polled. There are rarely any homes" in that party, and in consequence they sometimes carry the election. "The colored troops fit bravely." Total So M.

15. STEPHENS, Treas. TV the Honorable Srliool Ooiiimiiiiuncr.i Caroline County, Gentlemen We hereby certify that the foregoing statement is correct, and that we have found vouchers for all disbursements. Respectfully, J. W.

KERR, Z. POTTER STEELE, T. PLINY FISHER. PUBLIC SALE I The undersigned will sell ut public sale at bis lorrn, near "The Plains," in the Second district of Caroline county, on Monday, October 2ist, 1889, coinmeiicini; at ten o'clock, a. all his Stock and Fanning Implements, consisting of Two Pairs of Mules, one pair extra good Three Good Horeoi Ono Orange Hlo-noni Mnrc, live years old; Ono Joncdboro Colt, three years old nuxt thoroughbred 21 Head of Cattle, SOME of our Republican friends profess to find ground for hope in the fact a "Mr.

Russum carried the county when he ran for Congress." With his opponent many miles away, and a small Democratic vote, we believe Mr. R. did get a majority of about fifty! On the 5th of November next, however, there will be neither absent competitor nor stay-at-home Democrats, and Mr. Russum and the whole Republican party may expect the result to be entirely different. THE present board of county commissioners have during the past two years made commendable efforts to im- proveUhc highways.

Although the two seasons past have been extremely wet, and numerous "washouts" have occurred a great many of the worst places have been permanently improved. The expenditures for new roads, new bridges, and shell pikes, found in another column of this paper, clearly sets forth the kind of improvements made. Still, the commissioners have made the substantial reduction of five cents in the tax rate. of Aldcrncy Cows, thoroughbred, from Dr. Adkins' Herd Holsticn Cows, from Mr.

Frank Wright's Herd Two Alderncy Hulls; Four Alderney Calves; One Work Ox Two it rood Sows nnd Pigs. Farming Implements, Etc. One Kmpire Drill; One Buckeye Binder; Ono Champion Self-Rake; One Champion Mower One Corn Shelter One Grain Fan Ono Holler; Two Wugons Two Carts Ono Spring Peach Uody, with six ly briskets capacity Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, And many other articles. Terms of EoJ-c: All sum: of and under $10, cash; nil over that amount note with interest and approved security at twelve months. No goods delivered until terms of salo uru complied with.

J. W. BRYANT. HKNRY IRIVIX, Auut. SHERIFF'S SALE --OK-REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of a writ of Fieri Fiichis, issued out of the circuit court for Caroline county, at the suit of SuuUburr nstfignec of Mary Tolson and" Samuel J. Tolson, her hushand, against the goods nnd ulmjtel-, liimli and tenements of Juincs Brown, to me dirccleJ, I have and taken in execution all the right, titlii and interest of the said JanifM Brown in and to nil thut tract or parcel of land, in the First Election district of county afore-aiV, adjoining the lands upon AVeslcv W. Rickards tlm lands which formerly belonged to Richard Jones, M. V. Heather, and others, containing 40 ACRES OF LAND, more or less; being the same which were conveyed unto the aiiid James Brown lij deed recorded in Lihor T.

F. No. folio 628, a land record book fur aaid county. I hereby give notice that on Tuesday, November 12, 1889, in the town ot Denlon, in front of thu Court House door, between the huurs of two and four o'clock ji. I will oiler for sale thu lands buizcd and taken in execution to the highest bidder for cash.

Title paper) ut expense of purchmcr. 11. KEMP WILLIAMS, JAS. N. TODD, Sherill 1 Attorney.

ELECTION NOTICE. To fhe 'Judges of Election ami Hie Voters of Caroline County. In accordance with the requirements of tho Code of Public General Laws, I hereby give notice to tho of Election and to the voters" ol' Caroline county that an election will bu held on Tuesday, the Fifth Day of November, 1B89, (being the first Tuesday after the first Monday of said month) at tho usual placHs of voting in the iovcrat election districts of Caroline county, as follows: For the First district at Henderson PUBLIC SALE --OF-PERSONAL PROPERTY. Having concluded to discontinue farming I will offer nt public sale at my residence, two and a-half miles from Hillsboro, on the road leading from Hillsboro to Bradltiysburg, on Wednesday, October 23d, 1889, commencing at ten o'clock, a. the following personal property: One black marc, 5 years old; one bay horse, 7 years old; one black horse; four milch cows, all fresh in the spring; one yearling heifer; one two-year-old Jersey bull; three last spring's calves; one brood sow and ten pigs; one farm wagon; two three-spring dearborns; one falling-top carriage and harness; one riding saddle; one Champion reaper; one Champion mower; one corn shelter; one grain fan; one feed cutter; plows, cultivators, harrows, forks, shovels, hoes, etc.

TERMS OF SALE. All sums under ten dollars cash on day of sale; nil sums over ten dollars a credit ot twelve months will be given. Notes payable at the Denton National Bank, with approved security. JOHN WILEY. Henry Irwin, Auct.

EXECUTOR'S SALE --OF-A VALUABLE FARM. Under and by virtue of the power and authority of the contained in tin- last will and tenement of John J. Freedlcy, deceased, duly admitted to probate on the 3d day of January, 1888, by the court fur Carofine county und recorded in liber J. B. No.

1, lo- lin- 'Jl und one of the will record books of Miicl county, 1 will otter at public sale In front of Douglass 1 in the town of Preston, Maryland, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, October 26th, 1889, between the of two and four o'clock p.m., tin-following renl i All that fnrm, tract or parcel of land, situate in the Fourth Klcction district of Caroline county, on the tui-l fide of the Great Choptank nvtr, near Hog Island faw mill, ad- joinine; the lands of James L. Payne, and the land; of and commonly called "NKEDLKS 1 COAV PASTURE," or by whuUocver name or name; tlm game may be knoVvM, containing the- quiintilv of TWO ACRES OF'LAND, more or less, beginning on Bell's creek at the intersection of the Jainci L. Payne land and running in a northerly direction with tho lines of said Payne's land to "Borry's branch thence with same in a westerly direction to a stake on the marsh; thencu in southerly direction to a stake on Bell's creek in the a thence in mi easterly direction with creek to the placo of beginning, being tho same hind described in deed from Alex. Saulsbury lo the said John J. Freedlov, dated March 23, 18GG, und recorded in 'liber J.

32, folios 32 and 33, a land record book for Caroline county aforesaid, ei- cxccpting and reserving from said tale tho tract of land recently set apart, containing six or Eevcri acres of land and the new house and improvements, which by said will wero devised unto E. Towers for life. Tho improvements consist of a dwelling and outbuildings in only ordinary repair. TERMS OF One-third in cash on day of sale; tbo balance in two equal instalments cf nine and eighteen months and thu payment thcrcot to lie secured by the notes of tho purchaser, with sureties to bo approved by the undersigned and to bear interest 10111 thu day ot sale. GEORGE G.

DIXON, Excc'r of John J. Freedley, dec'd. JAMKS N. TODD, Attorney. J.

W. Clark, Auct. A STATEMENT OF TIIE COUNTY EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30,1889. Registration and Electien Expenses. REGISTERS OF VOTEIUS Gnllev Jll'i Jas A Roc" 114 A'd'K'n 10!) A Parrott 118 i II Th'iii'n" 110 IGSOOO JUIIOE5.

Jos Gouuh Rickards Jas Green Manlove Knotts Pippin AV Evitts Johticoii A Wright Collins .1 Curkraii Todd, Jr. A AV Sisk II Fluharty A AVright Gnslm AV Brown Todd II Fisher Jno II George AV Hvnsuii CLEHKS. Smith II Pritchett It Plmnmcr A Htilson West Towers Todd A Station! II Willis Lidcn II Allen Fisher A Mason A Deakyno Cook a 3 :) i 3 3 3 0 Jas Hopkins Duhuduwav A AV Sisk A Pbillipi AV Reynolds 14 18 18 18 10 14 10 Hughes Park A Adams Hart ll'hite 1C Price Stanley ICHammond" 16 HConway 16 Dunn 18 II McLano 19 1C Jopp 20 Johnson II' ICFlow'rs 11 Har'n Cn-igbton Creighton Harris A Adams Hart Morgan Mcssick Case tull'ing II' Edgar, 20 20 13 22 22 21 18 15 1C 30 3 shells 14 00 Hart I) Hart Hignult, road act II II' Hynson, road e'x 1800 1400 1 60 000 $22 00 Total Ex. $897 00 Order Nisi, Charles 1L Fleming and John H. Holt vs.

James AV. Holt, administrator of Thos. S. Holt, deceased, and Anna H. Holt.

In the Orphans' Court for Carolina County. In Equity. Ordered this 24th day of September, 1889, that tho talcs made and reported by James AV. Holt, trustee, in tho above entitled cause, bu nitilled nnd conllrmed unless cause to tho contrary thereof bu shown on or before the 20th day of November provided a copy of this order bo published in Eome newspaper published in Caroline county once in each of throe suc- ccssivo weeks before tbo 2Gth day of October next. The report states tho amount of sales to be 2,080.00.

ERNEST DOWNES, WM. E. LIDKN, C. AV. HOBBS.

True copy--Test: JAMES B. STEELE, Rog'r of AV'ills for Caroline County. $132 00 County Printing. Denton Journal Caroline Domonrat Greciisburougli Free Press American i Roads and Bridges. $101 no 152 75 174 72 74 76 $593 72 AA (jrcon Urry Shields, lumbar Smith, roail ncct, Patehett 180 oO 80 no 02 63 Carter Finn 411 50 Jus Knotta 121 111 Barnes 2 GO Corkran 165 13 Liden 20 Carter Cl 50 Jno Tlmwloy 0 00 Jon Evitts 25 00 D.

T. Rickards 120 83 165 Acres, Intending to resume travel I desire to sell my Farm near Denton, 2250 Peach trees 4 years old, good buildings, 100 acres arable land beside. Splendid Horse and carriage and road cart for sale also. WM. A.

STEWART, Denton Md. nt Greensborough at Denton nt Harmony; at Preston; at Federal aburg; ut Hillsborough. THE BALTIMORE CITY COUNCIL last week passed a resolution asking that the General Assembly of Maryland be duly memorialized to effect such legislation as -will provide for a department or bureau of agriculture and immigration, the object of such legislation being to offer to the overcrowded population of other States and cities, as well as those of other climes, freely and a generous welcome, the advantages and opportunities which we so abundantly enjoy, thus benefittimg them and enabling us to build up our waste places, invigorate our youthful industries and growing manufactures, revive our declining commerce and promote the happiness, the material wealth and prosperity of all the people of the Commonwealth of Maryland. By the efforts of a few energetic land agents thousands of thrifty, intelligent, law-abiding citizens have been brought to the State where they now occupy prosperous farms. Every has been benefittcd by this infusion of new muscle and capital.

A jiood lass of settlers is always to be and the next Legislature should the recommendations of the Jialtimbreans. SPAPFRf Second Third Prec't 1 Fourth Prec't 2 Fourth Fifth Sislh And tho election so to be hold is for the purpose of electing One person to be Comptroller of the Treasury of the State of Maryland Ono person to represent Caroline county in the Senate of Maryland Two persons to represent Caroline county In tho Houso of Delegates of Maryland; Three County Commissioners of Caroline county; A Treasurer of Caroline county; A Shcrilf of Caroline county A County Surveyor of Caroline county. The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock, n. and closed at o'clock, p. m.

The returning judges ftro required nnd directed to mate their return on the second day (Thursday) following tho election, to the clerk of tho circuit court for Caroline county. R. KEMP AVILLIAMS, Sheriff of Caroline county. Notice to Creditors. Charles Blackiston vs.

Creditors. In the Circuit Court for Caroline County. Tho creditors of Charles Blackiston are hereby notified that the said Charles BhicUiston has applied to tho Circuit Court for Caroline county for the benefit of the Insolvent laws of the State of and that the proceedings in insolvency in relation to his arc now pending, and that t'lo creditors of the said Charles Bliickiston are requested to appear at the Court in Denton, Caroline on the 12th day of October, 1889, o'clock, to choose a permanent trustee. GEORGE M. RUSSU.V, oct4 Preliminary Trustee.

Auditor's Notice. Smith AVillis and Others vs. Nathaniel L. Roc. In tho Circuit Court for Caroline County.

Notice is hereby given that I will on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1889, ut ray office in Denton, proceed to moko an audit in the above entitled cause, of tho proceeds of the sale, mado and reported by L. Potter Steele, Permanent Trustee. All persons Imvinij claims against tho fund are hereby notified to filu the same properly authenticated, with tho Clerk of the Circuit Court for Caroline county, on or before said duy, otherwise thcj may lose all benefit of Euid fund. T. PLINY FISHER, Auditor.

October 10. 1889. Road Notice. Tbo undersigned citizens of Caroline county hereby give public notice that thirty days after this date they intend to petition tno county commissioners of Caroline county to construct, lay down imd open to public travel a new con nty road, in said county, in tbo Fourth Election district thereof, beginning on tho east side of the Choptank river at Ilcrringtown landing, on the line dividing the lands of Annie H. Downes and Silaa Story, deceased, and running with the same in straight line, through the lands of sundry persons to tho county road from Harmony to Bethlehem, as in duty hound, etc.

AVM. H. HARDING, J. F. LEDNUM, EDAVARD STORY, CHARLES AV.

ARRINGDALE, J. H. HOLMES, JAMES A. PARROTT, R. M.

MESSICK, and many cithers. September 14, 1889. iVY LIST, -1889- OFFICE ov THE COUNTY COMMIS- 1 blOXKHS OF CAItOUXK Co. I Dealon, June 29, 1889 OKDKKKD this 29th day of June, 1889, that the following accounts bo und are hereby included in tho levy of 1889. And it is further ordered that a tux levy bo and is hereby laid upon tho assessable property in Carolina county for the year 1889.

For Stnto tax, seventocn-and-three- quartcr (17j) cents; for county tax, nine- ty-two-iind-one-quartor (92J) cents, making a total levy for the year 1889 of Ono Hundred and Ton Cents on each one hundred dollars of assessable property in taid county. For Registration and Election expenses 000 00 County Printing 000 00 Koads and Bridges 9,000 00 Pauper Cotnus, etc, 10000 Out Pensions 400 00 Justices nf tho Peace 400 00 Constables 300 00 41 Inquest Fees 60 00 Clerk Circuit Court 00 Register AVills 50 00 Judges Orphs 1 Court 400 00 ShorilT's Fees Jnil Attorney's Fees Co. Commissioners, Clerk and Trcas'r. 1,000 00 Keeper Court Houso and grounds 60 00 Trustees of tho Poor 1,600 00 Support Insane GOO 00 Int. on Co.

Bonds 1,290 00 Sinking Fund 2,000 00 Insolvents, Errors in Taxes and Assessing Property 1,000 00 PuUic Schools 00 Public School Buildings at American Corner and Hills- boroujjh 1,00000 Jurors, AVitncssos and Bailiild Dover Brillgo K'p'r Dcntoa B'd'g Miscellaneous Act. Contingent Fund Sattcrlield AV A Griffith AV Heddeii, lumber AVm Chccaum, lumber 1875 21 95 09 30 21 41 Dungaii 10 80 II Miller, wk 4 00 Beck AV Lord II Fisher llusroll (J II Fleming Fountain Fleming AV A Lidcn AV Jopp, shells A Heller, road act Nichols, road Smith, roml act Park, road act John Horsey, road act 15 60 1890 7 0 0 1(5 00 67 85 81)40 68.10 1500 24200 S12 9250 185 15 fi!) 2i II Iligmitt. nuw road 29 99 A Greenly 171 08 Frank Seth 2275 II Cade 82 00 Burtlett Go 00 I Lcdnum 88 04 Evan Morgan 188 43 Aaron Jester 0 00 AVm Prico 0 CO Goslin, ditching rd 130 24 II AVhitby 75 34 Corkran, sur II Thawley, bridges Somcrs Blnko II Gooden Boo Clnrk Gco AVillinms, new road 40 00 6 6 0 050 600 30 38 800 11 00 1 50 760 Sctti, work 1 00 Smith, road act 37 00 II H'hitby 63 24 Lord 72 85 Smith Cooper ft bill 1 00 A Towers wk 75 II'Edgar shells 15 00 11 Dunu. 19 00 Todd wk 1 10 II' Price, new road 15 00 Douglass dum. new rd 276 00 Graham, lumbar 72 0-5 Jl Starkey, road act 00 GS Liden 14 Dixon 2 50 Lewis 2 60 Lewis 1 60 Park, rd act 35 67 Barnes wk 6 Go A wk 2 16 Dyer 2 00 Dixnn 80 Gco Lewis 1 60 Rich 1 80 Harrison, 0 shells 1C ll'Park 18 Park 17 Hughes 14 lI'Hummond" 20 A Johnson 10 Hughes 13 ll'Park 17 HAite 14 II Cade rd ac24 08 Pasiwu'rs 9 00 Am.

Co 62 16 Fleming, road act 109 12 Griffith Jarman' A Dixon wk Shields, lumber AV Greenly. road act 1300 287 73 360 1 00 2303 8430 Horsey, ex Uobbs 200 (iOO II Gooden ex 2 00 Fleming 165 43 Atkinson timber 9 00 Beachamp wk 5 00 irALidonl road act 45 25 II'Aeeler, shells, etc 47 Graham, road act 6 34 Daily 64 37 Fount'n "110 05 II'Todd, wk pr F'nt'n 84 00 George wk 2 00 II Melson eur 6 00 A anu rd ac 43 00 1C Lockerman road act Dover bridge II Mancha, sur now rd 60 30 Kinnumon Shields wk 2 60 Paupers' Coffins, c. II Hollu 18 Swcony 10 4 260 63750 A Boo Nowell A Kedman Pritchett 360 18 Kpr D'n br'g 100 67 Total $14,331 43 1460 Frampton 18 $9200 Total Out Pensioners. Louiza Boyer 8 Drucillu Davis 12 AV II Bickling Mcluncy Komp, shells 240 00 Jiirninn 3311 33 A Andprson 00 Gr'iflin 6 00 Jus A Koo, ditching rd 30 00 Graham, lumber Towers AV Towcra AV Sullivan Amcr. Co 55 75 Chambers road act 5 G( Jas Beachamp road act Irwin 31 Knotts, road act Green AV Todd VV Lord 0 AVilcox, tilo AV II Greenly A Oiittim Thos Groco Nichols Shields, lumber A Heller AVilcox, tile Lidcn 123 77 30( 9925 3 00 700 44 15 25 85 8347 500 75 9949 20 29 2088 5000 47 43 50000 60000 80000 Blossom, now road 02 25 bridge 00!) 70 Allauand 88 72 Tlmwloy 210 87 AV Hignutt CO 64 Graham, lumber GO 60 Faulkner 19 20 Moore, lumber 22 O'J AV Thawley 18 AV A Liden 20 AV Greenly 88 25 AV Massey, ex 4 00 Horsey, ex 4 00 Butler M'g'n, new road 22o 00 Broun, dam 20 AVillis, tilo AV Towers 15'J 1)8 9749 I 00 680 1 00 Ino AVTlmwIeyG 00 Stephens 800 200 ilOO sur Smith Iliiyden II Shields, lumber Sncad AV II Ciuho, 8 8 8 7 7 8 7 10 8 7 8 Har't Scribnor Jo Lewis Gco Lewis Al Scribncr Hy Burris Anna Burris Mary Walker Thos Harper Eliz'th Rich Mary Price Potter H'Fuvinger 8 Mahala Babes 8 Bradley 8 Nancy Scott 10 Jns Smith 10 Fount'n 10 Ricli'd Lcwid 10 Susan Kerr Ebin IKusli Cannon Jo Morris Darcus Morris Surah Richards Sophia Rich 8 10 7 7 8 Eliz'th Baker Eliz'th Moore Jo Cornish Lucy Tilghnmn 7 Phillis Curler 7 Eliz'th Thomas 7 Jo Sephas 8 Chamberlain 8 tt 8 Mary Andrew 8 AV Hubbard 8 Jus 8 Il'm Vilond 8 Thos AVhito Keeper Gonrt House and Grounds.

Jas Pierce 5O oo Support of Insane. Treasurer Md Hospital $537 49 Trustees Almshonse, $1,50000 Interest on County Bonds, I Sigler $21o oo II' Kinder 9o oo John Collins 9o oo IIKinder Mrs A Em'n Co oo I Jl'right A Clark (Jo oo Deen Clark Oo oo A A ll'right A Rawlings 3o oo Dixon 35 10'G Stevens' A 18o oo Katon Kinder Oo oo ITS Kinder 3o DO 3o oo 3o oo Go oo 6'.) 33 11091 48 oo 12 92 Total S12G2 32 Public Schools. Lev ooo oo Insolvents. Errors in Taxes and Assessing Property. M'JI C'mVs" 13 2o 111 00 (J Swnnn er II" Redden insol act Go oo ITS Uoslin cr taxes 3:1 75 Goslin Svlvcster 4 -in 22o ass'g prop 2o oo Mrs F'n Juhu Pavne 7 Orn.II 1 72 lo 70 23 oo 7o 3 4 5 WITNESSES TO GRAND Geo Porter Garrett Downes Nichols $623 260 2 60 4 oo Satterfield i 40 Tinly Cooper 4 oo Totherah Horney Rickards 5 oo Saunders 5 20 Johns Tribbitt Porter Jno Spcnce Jesse Ferrins Green Daily -tfayden George Burris Pippin Conly 300 6 7 5 6 7 5 6 7 5 4 oo 6 oo 00 2 oo Smith 4 co 6 30 4 oo 4 oo Nat 8 o5 Ghingher nss'g prop 43 75 14 2ooo II'Parker Covey er 2 05 act 1' Covey ll'ilk'n Mrs Gcorga 1 4 4 14 I act 15.3 2o $48867 Jurors, IVllnossos and Halllffs October Turin, 1888.

A JURORS. A'osmtis lo oo II' Noblo II Fleming Collins JL Bullock Smith 13 II' Clark Jforsoy Allaband lo oo 12 lo lo oo Mancliu A Noble Huffman lo 3o 13 3o 12 lo If -tfTliawley lo oo Pool lo.to Spnrklin II'Parker Carter 1C Dennisoii 18 3o 11 60 Io3o 12 4o 13 9o 63o 13 Oo 13 3o 12 lo 11 2o 12 7o $202 60 Raughley Stevens Stevens I'ETIT JURORS. I 00 15 oo 15 oo JAV Saulsbury 15 oo Camper 15 oo A Fisk Manlove 16 20 AV Bcachp 15 oo Stafford 15 60 Elwanger i Co i i 1800 Porter 1560 1560 A Blake ilarg't 7 Em Collins Moses Smith Miller II' Spencer iVde Spencer Burton Jurrell 8 10 8 7 8 8 8 Eliz'th 4 Total $40000 Goslin 1830 Wil'ghby 80 Boyer 19 50 Fleetw'd 17 oo Heather 19 50 J-Green 19 50 Frompt'n 15 20 Todd 16 50 11AILIFFS. Stewart 15 oolH Iruin Wyatt 15 oo ffRichdsn to TALIS JUHOHS. 15 oo Carey 1500 WCSat'rf'Id 1370 90 18 oo Jno Jones of 4 oo Coo 4 oo If Faulkner Roberts Robinson A Hall 6 oo 4 Quillen 6 oo Jarrell Kenton 6 7 5 6 oo Dr Knotts 4 oo Jas Pippin 5 80 If Swann H'Sipple Ross A Lane A Knotts Knotts Foster 560 6 oo 6 oo 4 oo 4 oo 4 oo 4 So Christopher 4 20 Collins Todd Rochester WCohee 5 10 i 60 4 oo 80 6 oo 5 80 Harrington 5 60 Letty 4 3 5 4 oo 4 oo 2 OO 1 00 IMlliams 6 oo 2 OO 4 3 5 Smith Capt Eaton Sorden Irwin a Hynson 12 50 2 oo 1 oo 2 oo 6 50 5 So Ghingher Ayers Cooper Coursey Curry 7 25 IV Dunnock 2 oo Emerson oo Frank Griffith IV Hynson Irwin James 5 Pcarce EPark Redden Smith Smith Stevens fno Turpin Thomas Thos H'hite 2 OO 5 oo 1 00 5 oo 6 oo 300 2 OO I OO 3 oo 3 oo 5 oo 360 4 oo STATE'S WITNESSES.

S332 05 55800 Smith Fountain Cade Watts NRoe Hoffman 2 So 6 20 5 oo 2 50 2 50 4 60 Pritchett 5 80 IfC Wil'ghbyS 30 Covey Rich $61 90 WITNESSES TO CHAND JUKY. Justices of the Peace. Thnwley 20 85 A 232 00 Comegys 17 20 Dixon 4 75 IJ'Lowo Total 30,3 GO'JO $334 75 28 18 2 10 1557 lumber Covey, dum. new rd 10 00 Saml Trice, lumber 10 98 TJ Kenny, dam. new rd 25 00 Thawley lumber 1341)9 Jarmnn Son hnrdwnro 12 00 .1 Patehett 2 00 4 00 Connelly 3 00 II Undo 28 12 Bartlelt 31 87 Jno Gahujlier 100 Turner 1 00 Starkey 6 02 Harris 131 12 Kcddnn.

28 08 225 063 1075 lumber Lord Sapp AVlieelcr, shells Lidcn, new bridge 1G1 03 AVilcox, tilo Constables' Accounts. A $1385 WII Cohce Lock'ii Collins Cooper A Andrew Il'illiams 88 43 G65 9 30 7023 4 5 00 3Ialoy Biddlc (KG H'ill'gubjr 13 30 Trice net con 2 60 890 12 CO Total Clerk Circuit Court Gadd, indexing bal same fees Total Orphans' Court. Downes $72 00 $234 01 986 75 1665 31 $2653 06 If Lidcn 7200 Total Morgan IV Lord II Whitby Vano L' Day Goslin, 78 05 171 DO 1C GO 43 77 30 00 ditching rd 13 20 Higmitt 123 158 W. Lord Woolly I) Rickards Downos, 1700 3,00000 637 CO 100 00 IJOOOO 68727 9 4 9 170 7 700 $38,1 71 ASSESSABLE I'BOPEBTY IX CAKO- LISE COUNTY, 1889. Salesmen Wanted, Permanent employment.

Good salary or commission. Fine outHta. Full lino of fruit! und Prices low. Local cancel amount of bill, canvassers can make $25 per week, net. A.

1). PKATT Jc Nurserymen, 10 12 4 Jtochester, No'w York. Order Nisi, T. Pliny Fisher, trustee, vs. Alfred D.

Smith and Fniiniu Smith, his wife. In the Circuit Court for Caroline County. In Equity. Ordered that the sale of the property in these- proceedings made and reported by T. Pliny Fiahcr, tru-tee of Alfred I).

Smith and Fnnnio Smith, his wife, in the above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed unles3 cause to the contrary thereof Lu shown on or before the 20th day of November nest; provided a copy of "this order be inserted in sorno newspaper printed in Caroline county once in each of three successive weeks before the 28tU day of October next. The report states the amount of sales to bo $000.00. LUTHER H. GADD, Clerk. True copv--Test: L'UTIIER H.

GADD, Clerk. Notice to Shippers, Parties receiving freight at this office must invariably bring or send the caah to Ho credit is given by Kuilruad Com pun v. TllOS. A. SMITH, 10 19 4t Agent ut Riilgely.

District Xo. 1 9 it 4 ii 5 (5 $398,388 940,530 881.515 789,570 580,184 $4.385,414 By Conntv Tax at cents on 00 is $40,455 44 Stocks, 77,489 oo By State Tax at 17j cents on $4,307,025 00 is 5(5 $48,102 00 COLLECTORS AND THEIR COMMISSIONS. Dis. No. 1, Price, $207 72 2, Har'gton 401 54 3, Thawley 457 92 4, AV II Deen 413 57 Thawley 303 58 Ghingher 41634 Recapitulation of Co.

Expenses $37,677 CO State Tax Contingent Fund 50 58727 $48,102 00 In testimony thnt the uuovc statement is correct we hereunto subscribe our names this 29th day of June, 1880. IVM. E. LOUD, GREENUUKY BARCUS, PETER HAGADONE. Clerk Co.

Com. for Carolina Co. lumber Hurvey Ora Carroll John Billon Todd, Jr Lowe Smith Green lumber AV Uowncs, lumber Jiirman II Pool Wilcox, tile Knntts Rick'ds 109 3 A Noble, shells Stevens AV Peters Hubbard Jos Redden, eand Melton, EUT Chamberlain Jos IVright Jas II Horsey Jannan Fountain AVilcox, tile Cephas, 0 shells 15 (K Flowers 23 12 Adams 18 GO Johnson 24 00 Hur'n 20 Simmg 0 00 Hart 14 00 II Morgan 14 00 Ilnr'n 14 00 850 J3 Harris 21 50 II Hall 43 27 AV Parks 21 00 Jus Farrow 27 15 II 25 87 AV Kcrr "311 tO A Tuw'n wk 4 00 Roe 5 00 A.AVayman 2 80 i a 700 Taylor 4 00 AV Uignult, 03 87 200 40 41 31 29 1200 1 00 Fleming 63 73 47 09 10000 Park 00 AV Towers Jno AV Lano Towns 7200 Register of Wills. Jas Steele, fees Sheriff's Pees. 11 IHl'ms $194 05 $21(500 $4377 Downes I Jlnoro A AVilloughby AV Gibson Curry JJ1 Emerson 31 Stephens Nichols II Irwin Pritchett Dr Meredith A Towrrs AV Stevens Suttcrlleld II Cade A Trazzuro AV HyiJEon Johnson ireisberg II Black 1 3, 2 Co 1 25 1 125 1 oo 2 oo 4oo 3 01: IJoo 1 io 1 oo 1 00 1 15 1 15 1 li 1 oo 1 'Jo 3 oo 6 2J 3 oo L'ckcnn'n 3 lo Stevens Nowcll AVilliamson A Dixon 125 125 32o 2 lo II Blackiston 2 oo Mason 3 1C 1l Scott 1 oo Dr Downes 4 oo STATE'S WITNESSES.

8 oo 3 7o 1 25 Cook A Meredith .7 Znchanas II' II Anderson 2 oo Garrctt 2 7o JShields 4 oo L'ckermnn 2 80 Ceo Collins IV Smith Murphy Conly Dr Meredith Lockerman A Satterfield Blackiston Dan Shields Raughley Hignutt Jas Lynch Jno Lynch IV Breeding Thawley Hignutt Carey Everegam A Marshall Marshall Good Blocklinger Fountain Melvin Stephens Black Weisberger AV Phillips I Mason A Smith Stevens A. Dixon oo 90 60 Jones Irwin Phillips 3 On II Pritchct 3 Go ll'illiains Gco Sandors A Mnnsliip H'Lowo JII Swain II' Davis Hobbs II Cooper Hubbard Smith irilignult II' Ahcarn 1 Eaton 1' II Pritchett Mclviri I I Hignutt 3oo 1 3o 2 (Jo 3 oo 4 oo 1 80 2oo 3 oo 125 2 Go 4 Go 2 80 oo 7 oo 2 oo 29o 29o A Dcakyne 2 oo $140 25 S. E. Williams 9 oo W. M.

Turner 9 oo Noble Williams A Johns 7N Davis 7 Beck A Dulin Fisher a Towns 7 Williams Adams Lister 7 2 0 7 2 0 5 4" 45 3 7 5 3 oo 300 300 300 300 I 00 3 7 5 I 20 M. AVoolford Butler Fletcher Fletcher 7 Fletcher 7 Hignutt 540 5 4 0 40 360 5 4o 3 oo 7 Raughley 3 75 7 Clark 7 Garrett Benson 7 wyatt Tuff WTribbitt 5 oo 5 2 0 5 oo 5 oo 7 2 0 7 oo 4 oo 7 Blocklinger 8 oo Stephens i oo 7 Stewart 3 oo Thornton 3 oo Hevalow jr 9 oo Hevalow 9 oo Cohee 8 70 A Baily 8 70 A Hevalow 3 oo 7 Davis 3 oo Day i 30 Griffin i oo A Griffin 2 90 i 1 Griffin 2 90 Lewis 2 90 A Lewis 2 90 Massey 2 90 Howard 6 50 Fountain 6 50 ieo 7ohns 6 50 Wayman 6 75 7 Galloway 9 Co fi Hobbs 9 60 Towers 9 60 Porter 9 60 7 Lister 4 oo A Towers 4 oo Baker 3 75 7ester 3 60 tfbbbs 3 60 Towers 2 40 Pritchett 40 Kelley 50 7 Towers 2 40 BAILIFFS JUNE TERM, 1889. fflrmn, crier $6 oo Stewart 2 50 7 Wyatt 2 50 $11 oo WITNESSES BEFORE JUSTICES OF PEACE. Dr Meredith 33 ffSi Meredith 7Messick a 66 66 66 2000 MHCO Curry Dr Plcosanton med att 2 00 Total 744 Jail Fees. $221 49 II' Downea lumbar I flill wd Sylv'st'r Adams WII If'ters 70S 700 400 400 75 K.

H'ynlt 12 CO Bl'k'tn mdsc Stevens med R1C Ihlms Total 2700 4 00 004 'J7 $980 38 Attorneys' Fees. 90 00 1C Downes Lewis 608 14 Mutchler Jas Todd 101 G2 Bryant 2500 4331 Bryant Total 1000 30 00 24 99 II Nichols JII Covey Sparklin II Trico A Trico Jf Trice 1C Morgan II' Nichols II Deen Edpoll 4 Co I Go 31o 08o 4 4 4n 33o 4 5o 4 to 4 05 Lord I Lcdnum AVilcox, uo 200 2 00' 1 tile G5 00 4 00 AV Kelly 100 Jno Statcm 1 10 9 3 Jas Farrow, 0 ehells 25 00 Parks, shells 10 80 AV McCollister 0 shells 16 80 AV Harrison shells 21 CO Adams, sheila 23 85 AV Adams, 0 shells 20C 8 40( 3 0 4(K IOC 10 401 4 5 8 C3 8 25 OC road act llorsoy, lumber Price Todd Jno Mcicick, shells Park 7582 173 GO 1 00 CO 84 17 Harris, 2205 2035 $'J53 00 Co. Com'rs, Clerk and Treasurer. Lord $260 00 II' Towers 1000 00 Barcus 160 35 241 85 Total $1084 20 Inquest Fees. Over Unk'n Col 0 shells AV Parks, shells 2107 Taylor, hTg 70 Fount'n 3 70 JOB Furrow, 0 shells 32 60 Hart 12 00 Parks 16 00 Hart Adams AE Adams AVilley 1700 27 37 22 35 1C 00 I A 1800 AV Hum'd 10 00 1600 1600 1700 a 1700 Con way a 3 A Lar'ro II Douglass II' JI H' Todd A Ncal 1C irright Davis II' Bradley 1C Tuff 1C Mibbard 1C JI Austin H'rigut Dean Phillips Jones It'Aeatly 1C Roe Fletcher Jas AVarren Johns Lewis Dr A Stuflbrd AV Koo 120 2 0 2 0 20( 20t 2(X 20C 2(X 20( 2 UC 2X 2 0 3 3 3 3 8 3 3: 10 0( OOC 1 80 Dixon Roe AV Pnrk It Dunn it Hart IV Harris A Adams 1800 1900 1800 20 00 17 CO Taylor h'l'g CO Tilghm'n 0 CO I Dixon wk 1 30 Towers 3 50 II Lord hTg 4 00 1 PaE.w'r wk 2 CO Farnhum, earth for rd 20 00 Harris shells 21 00 ICC ICill'ghby 1 05 10 tH 1 00 56 16 Orer Untnoton Douglass 60 Perry 60 1C Sard Co Spencer 60 bright Morgan Go Collins 60 Stafford Go 1C JCright Go A IK Stafford Go A Dunham Go Dunham Go A Vogcl 33 1C ICil'ghby 1 95 Dr Phillips oo GG Dixon 6 Roe 1 oo Prico I McLnno Hammond Hart Dunn I Cooper wk 1350 1900 10 00 1C 00 1800 1100 Fleming, road act 40 17 KnotU 40 30 Pus'w'rs "170 07 ICirby wk 1 00 Orer I Noble Lord Davis Dean ICright ICEPritchelt A lately Go Go Go Go Gr Go 60 Go Prilchctt A Lord Turner WH ICnlU 1C ICil'ghby Dr Phillips Dixou $17 80 Ocer Mrs.

Anstetl. A $1165 100 Stevens 1 00 Powell 1 00 1C Stevens 1 00 Smith 100 1C Garey 1 00 Covey 1 00 1C Redden 1 00 Cook Evitts Rochester Downes 11I Nichols Cook Collins IIouscl Mcssick Jas Stevens Blades 31 Green Pritchett Porter Kd Sweeney Raughley Sweeney A Grenn 1C Gfbbs A Sullivan A willoughby Fountain 4 Co 51o 4 17 4o 4 80 4 80 583 fl oo 3 Oo 7 Co oo 7 5o 5 oo Butler Kdgell I Noble Thomas A Tribbctt Taylor Corkran niHoughby wil'ghby Breeding Colbourn Breeding 4 Go G5 1 3o 5 G55 4 80 4 5 27o 7 oo 7 oo L'ckcrmnn 1 4o Mary Cripsy 33 7no Richards Taylor RLove Buckley A Gifford AV Bell 7 Thawley I oo 33 33 33 33 33 33 A Thompson i 33 VV 67 67 Lord 66 White 33 Rumbold 66 Taylor 66 7 Atkinson 66 7 Patehett 66 7 Blocklinger 66 7 Patehett Butler 7 Butler Bradley Smith Thomas Benson Ross 7 Smith I) wrisht 7 Spcnco Conly Smith Afurpliy A Sattcrlicld re .17 Ftshcr 1C 18 oo 1 oo 77 5 oo Cooper 1 on 1 oo 1 oo A Uiinshiji Lidcn Evcrngam 1 45 Carey Blocklinger 375 .7 77 Thawley A white Shields 1 4o 1 10 iw Lmiib L'kerman 11 Blocklinger 2 Green i A Deakyne Cade A Trazzare Anderson Anttctt Mullor Sutlerfleld il(rs Fulmer )r Gcorgo )r Downei Dr 77err ICillinmg 100 100 1 00 1 oo Gfi 83 33 33 38 CG 33 33 33 6 oo oo 3 7o BlockliiiKcr Bishop Lynch Dixon 2 4o 025 135 655 1 4o 125 1 45 1 80 1 15 1 4o 1 Jo 1 75 1 75 oo 1 oo Goo (lot. 1 oo 52o 2 1 Oo 1 Go 1 Co 3 80 2 oo 2 oo C2o 2 oo 13 oo 33 33 33 33 60 33 33 66 66 i oo 33 $34o Go Removed C'aso to Dorchester County, 1888. Hutchins vs. Co.

Comm. $170 50 January Term, 1S89. Irwin crier 3 Wyatt a 50 AV Stewt 50 $8 oo Jurors, Witnesses and Bailiffs April Term, 1889. A JUROIIS. Over Fleming.

II Douglass JCright ICTodd Putton Andrew Stevenson Deen 7 Frampton VII WMt iniiii CE Collijon. Dennis Dr Phillips Dixon Tlollis if. Koo Go Go Go Go Go Go 60 Go Co Go lo Go 12G 1 80 5 oo oo 4 oo Harris $18 90 AV Brown Stevens 1740 15 oo Plummcr 16 20 17 10 15 oo 1950 60 Morgan Bullock 1740 1590 Sylvester 15 oo Heather Willis Coursey Jarrell AV Lumb Beachamp Rodgers 16 20 Whitby Carroll WESaulsburyif 30 Chambers 18 90 Patton Wyatt 17 10 15 oo 1950 17 70O Redden Norris Towers I'ETIT JUHOHS. A Williams $32 30 Griffin AV Massey Orrell 1750 1750 2 3 7 0 2430 23 06 Total $150 17 a i 2 3 70 VV Mobray 22 50 a 50 Fletcher 25 80 Horsey 23 70 Rickards 22 oo Anthony 17 50 Todd AVilson Taylor Hy Irwin Stewart Wyatt 2080 22 50 1830 BAILIFFS. Fisher A Roe Evitts $381 oo 17 80 2 3 7 0 17 50 A AVilloughby 17 50 Jones 22 80 Holt 1780 Saulsbury 17 80 A A 1750 A Mason 22 50 Garey, talcs juror 7 50 A AVrighi, 7 5 same $30 oo 25 oo 25 oo Richardson 15 oo AVilson Chamberlain 66 Collins 7 7ester 66 Rumbold 7 Collins 66 7 Collins 33 $21 18 Total Court Expenses 53,137 98 Miscellaneous Accounts.

7as McManus, well 10 oo Dr Saulsbusy vac. accts 30 oo Dr Malone, health officer 75 oo Rebecca Waldis' estate 15 oo 7 Dulaney, ballot boxes 24 20 sawing wood 4 50 Towers, bill sundries 10 oo Adams, wood court-house 3 oo Coulbourn same i 25 A repairing i 50 A Sullivan, work 25 Towers, list taxables 100 oo 7 Steele, stationery Reg office 7 0 0 Rice 4 oo Evitts hardware 17 38 Carter same 43 46 7 Dulaney, stationery Com. Office 37 15 sundry accts 95 57 Dr Parvis, vaccination acct 11 oo Dunnock, mdse 13 57 O.7 Redden wood for court house 25 stationrey elk office 34 50 stationery Com. office 3 75 cleaning court house I oo 7 stationery for clerk's office 270 50 Same, same for Reg. Co office 64 93 AV 7 Mackiston, mdse, Ross, whitewashing 7 Dyer, same wilson, same 7 Smith, work Melvin, stationery elk office $91669 Recapitulation, Registration Election Ex 897 oo County Printing 593 72 Roads and Bridges '433' 43 Pauper's Coffins, etc 92 oo Out Pensions 400 oo Justices of the Peace 334 75 Constables' Accounts 234 51 Clerk Circuit Court 2653 06 Orphans' Court 216 oo Register of wills 43 77 Sheriff's Fees 221 49 Jail Fees 980 38 Attorneys' Fees 953 06 Co.

Clerk Treas'r 1648 20 Inquest Fees 156 17 Keeper Court House Grnds 50 oo Support of Insane 537 49 Trustees Almshouse 150000 Interest on County Bonds 1262 32 Public Schools nooooo Insolv'ts, Errors in Taxes, etc 488 57 Jurors, witnesses bailiffs 3116 So Witnesses before J. P. 2118 Miscellaneous Accounts 916 69 142648 59 Published by order of, County Commissioners, AV. F. TOWERS, Clerk County Commissioners of Carf 95 oo' oline County, SPAPER!.