Democratic Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 September 1882 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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REPORT IK u.S. sj«etui April Term. 1882. UNION TOWNSHIP—NO. 13. William Cooper, Tbubtbi. IJOAD FUND. October 17. 1881. Balance on hand, • Amount since received. ««... Total receipts, | 53 83 • 23 9® Amount paid out, • 0991 Balauceon hand April 14, 1882, TOWNSHIP FUND. October 17, 1881. Balance on hand, *6O 72 Amount since received, .. ... Total receipts, > 158 27 Amount paid out. - * 84 51 Balance overdrawn April 14, 1882, SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. •October 17, 1881. Balance on hand, » G 7 Amount since received, ,V‘. Total receipts, $ 55 ? # Amount paid out* ’ ■'•10 10 Balance on hand April 14,1882, a TUITION FUND. October 17, 1881, Balance on hand, » w Amount since received, Total receipts. | 1051 35 Amount paid out, • Balance on hand April 14,1882. DOG FUND. October 17, 1881. teccived, ’ «J® Total receipts. * 103 89 . , t 0 Amount paid out. * ~<> Balance on hand April 14,1882, RECAPITULATION. Total amount of ceoeipta » 1&yo .. Total amount of expenditures, ‘ - Balance on hand. . bou Allowed for.services, s4O 00. Showing the Receipts and Expenditures of Coullt ’ Poor Fam ‘ r ° m the first of June, 1881. to the 31st day of May, 188.. RECEIPTS. William D. Vant-Woud. wheat sold from Poor Fa™, > Geoi re W. Burk, 2t bead of 3 year old Steers sold from PoorFaim, William D. Vant-Woud, six Calves do do do «| 00 'l' l cio Uog9 710 »« 07 George W. Burk, one Horse do . do Q <lo do Plows do do 00 1 w do do one Horse do do do 11255 68 Total receipts.

expenditures. S.'nrp & Scott, merchandise for Poor Farm, * 750 Wm. & C. Rhoades. do do sf) lines * Meyer. do <■» 37 52 p < ’ Starr , 1 '.n Richard Ralpa, repairing boots for poor at Poor barm, <( Ralph Fendig, merchandise do co ~ Louis Kern, do do 00 .Tames Thompson, work on poor house. yg oq E.C. Owens, do do g qo Joel Spriggs, feeding cattle for poor farm, g John R. Vanatta, merchandise for poor farm, . . 97 25 William D. Van’tAVoud, quarterly salary ae Superintendent, 3 Anna Clark, work at poor farm, .j -,o E. E. Rockwood, wrok at poor farm, H 75 Andy Konler, do do 7 co George W. Burk, overseeing work at poor farm. 3 s() Foster Downing, seed corn for poor farm, Willey * Sigler, merchandise for poor farm, ~ () (X) Joel F. herding poor farm cattle, 35 Parris Harrison, hauling corn for poor farm, Louis Kern, Himeraaian seed do do Andy Kohler, work at poor farm, 3145 Norman Warner, merchandise for poor farm, - fi 25 S«mson Erwin, blacksmithing do do ~,,. <>7 25 .William Van’t-Wottd, quarterly salary as Superintendent, Andy Kohler, work on poor farm. 23 60 Joseph Grube, do do g.> go Mi-< L. French, do do 750 Halep & Meyers, shoes for poor nt poor term, 5 John R. Vanatta, merchandise for do ## ?5 Louis Kern, ’■ do ' 0 Sears Son, do no • 3-55 E ' . Woods. do do t ~ .g Charles P. Mayhew, do do 6 gg lines iV Meyer do do j ( . Willey <t Sigler. do do do do do . -q G.'Srge W. Burk, taking cattle to poor farm. tX) Clinton Stackhouse, seed wheat for poor farm, „ 5 Charles B. Steward, making well at poor farm, ~,q James Cox, work at poor farm, * 20 00 William D. Van't-Woud, rye for poor farm,. Abner C. Pancoast, threshing grain at poor farm, 1 .Tames F. Watson, pasturing poor farm cattle, „ Daniel Dwigglne. 100 fence posts for poor farm. ~q Joel F. Spriggs, pasturing poor farm cat tle, Louis Kern, merchandise f r poor farm. « pj .’oJm R. Vanatta, merchandise for poor farm, 17 R 5 I Tnteur, do do do Jj 0 . John W. Viruby. work on poor farm. , t , 0-95 Wil iam D. Van’t-Woud, quarterly salary as Superintendent, ■’< do do money paid for work on poer farm, *» ; = Tackle Kohler, wotk on poor farm. ' Jr, 35 Andy Kohler. do do 5 Sa 3 son Erwin, blacksmithing for poor farm , -• Nerman Warner, merchandise for poor farm, ai Emmet Kannal, do do <, , n C. P. Mayhew, do d<« „ L. E. S. Wond. do do * XX Charles D. Nowels. do do ' s so F. W. Bedford, use of drill for do y (m Mary A. Ciail, work on poor farm, 9q Wm. A, Lamson, Steve and fixtures for poor farm. 1 LWilley * Sigler, merchandise for poor farm, 'v F. J. P. Warner, repairing wagon for do .. B. F. Ferguson, lumber for do LA Imes & Meyer, merchandise for poor farm, “ Jacob Eiglesbach, do do F. J. Sears & Son, do do oil A. C. Pancoast, threshing Buckwheat at poor aarm, R. S. Dwiggins, use of roller for do Charles D. Nowels, merchandise for do •« "o William A. Lamson, do da '- -50 Louis Kern, do do 1‘ John W. Duvall, do do # A’ Samson Erwin, blacksmithing for do ? X, Imes & Meyer, merchandise for do ” ff Campbell & Farden, do do „! L. Tnteur, do do 3 ,, John P. Warner, do do g". Norman Warner. do do rx sohn Makeever, pasture for poor farm cattle, Willey & Sigler, merchandise for poor farm, Xi L? Edny Kchler, work on poor farm, fl William D. Van’t-Woud, quarterly salary. ~'l do do money paid for labor, ? rr Takla Kohler, work on poor firm. ; George W. Bulk, do no ■' N. Warner & Sons, cloverand timothy' seed for poor farm. to John It. Vanatta. merchandise for poor farm, , Campbell & Farden. do do 7 •" F. J. Sears & Sou, do do • ■?’ Willey <b Sigler, do do J® Dorn Bros. do do * b -J*’ Samson Erwiu. blacksmithing for poor farm, D. B- Miller, insurance on propeity, - z? Imes <fc Meyer, merchandise fer poor farm. » Lena Teuter, do do ..t?.?? Total Expenditures, $2584 01